New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12
DETAILS OF TIE PARADE.
TIE FIE-T DIVISION.

FlvIn- the flag Of the first division. the Dock Do
partmcnt boat Pier led the starboard line OF the
rscor;lng feet. on board were J. sergeant cram
senior officer and !. f. Tams, all aid to The director
OF the naval parade The Manhattan followed. carry
Ing a number Of employees Of the Dock Department.
and the little launch, the Inspector. was used as
dispatch boat.
With It's brass ventilaors shining Ike mirrors ana
lis metal ratings and trimmings rejecting the sun
light the frcboat New Yorker came next. IT was
reserved for the Of the Fire Commissioners Henry
D. Purroy :. Rowland Robbins and Anthony Eickhof
The other two municipal vessels were the 1reboats
Gopher Mills and W. F. Havcmcyer.
THE SECOND DIVISION.
II was pretty sight TO see the steam yachts with
their perfect lines and low hus steam up the bay
In the second division OF the port column ~ seem,t
that they were like hounds Iii ieash pahu's anu
ferverish TO shake off the shackles Of order and
sobriey and dash off in the lead Of the slowly moving
column The racers presented 4 beautiful sight,
dressed in rainbow or perpendicular style Inc "a
vision was under the command OF Edwin ID. Morgan
vice-commodore of the New-iork Yacht Club, who
acted in the absence OF Commodore Gerry. His nag
ship the yacht luna. The hect captain was
Chester Griswold
The order OF the second division follows.
The names Of the owners Of the yachts also given
Emo Edward "A. Du Viver; CorSair, J. Herpont NOR
can: Conqucror, Frederick W. Vanderbilt; Oricnta,
Edward Il. LaGew >usquchanna. Joseph 4. stickney :;
IIalycon, George ". MCGln; Jean, James ReDwick
Isolene John II. Flagler; Nourmahsl, John jacob
Aston: sapphire, AMI Lorenzo Barber Rival Francs
T. Christie Aztec. Daniel \. Loring; Clermont Al
fred Van SantvoOrd Srac. Thomas a. Mcintyre:
Golden Fleece. Perry Belmont; NOOya, Frank T.
Lawrence; Evelyn. Joseph X. lcecman; Theresa
Gustavus sidenburc Adea, i. !. Ilcrpcns S"warcn
Hannah Goldcn-Eod, Archibald Watt; Sycamore,
William A. slater; Flectwing under tow, J. H.
De Lamar: Revere. (. Wilcox. Each yacht had It's
oft itp and hTpV
TIE THIRD DIVISION.
The flagship Of the third division in The cscorting
fleet Of the naval parade the ugboat Bayonnc Of
the Central Railroad of NewJcrscy. She left Pier
No l. North River, at IL 80 a. m. with Captain J.
6 Iudlum senior officer Of The division, and Captain
C. WolcOtt, Junior officer. From her stern hagstan
fnaed n large blue Nag with the figure "3' III wmtc.
Among other passengers aboard the tug were tom
modorc John L. IIoimirc Captain Henry J. Smith,
u u Lpd,m Captain ]. II. WilScy. Mrs. Isaac
EIoomer. John Rcynor, Mis-, May Bloomer Walter
Bloomer Mrs Sanford Brooks and Isaac Bloomer,
captain OF the boat.
Tho boats OF this division took their passengers
along the eastern bank Of North RIVER from Forty
oichth-st TO Battery Place They were al excursion
steamers and some made several stops as they passed.
down the river to pick up additional pleasure seekers
Tho Angler started from Forty-eighth-st, the Mary
Powell from Twenty-second- st., TIC IairlS ana
Pegasus from Twenty third ST.: the James T. Brett
from Eeventh-st. the Sandy HOOK ana the 81 'Ohhs
from L,terty-s and the Cctus and CySnus from lat
terry Place. The nine excursion boats carried on an
average about 1000 passengers each. several taking
over 1000. however The ships Of the division met
opposlte Gowanus Bay and formed in line there fol
lowing division No /. The Mary Powell led with
the flagship OF the division and the other ships iol
lowed In comparatively good order. Captain Lud-
ium arranged his division 10 follow the Mary Powell
In this order: Sandy HOOK. Taurus ST. johns CNgh'
James r. Brett, Cetus. Pegasus and Angler These
boats all haze three decks, and aS, one ai'er
another they swept up The Bay, by the many lesser
crafts, they formed important part IN the I'm
pressiveness OF the parade.
THE FOUT-rH DIVISION.
Tho flagship southfeld, Of the Staten Island RAPID
Transit Company, left her pier al IL 80 a. H.. Win
about / 900 people board The vessel presenter
q mass Of bunting and decorations. Frank =. OaIl-
non the senior officer of the Fourth Division with
his junior officer. Captain william Cole and the mem
bers Of his staff. were on board. The band Of The
Old Guard played inspiring airs The Vision, Captain
w. j. Taxtcr, carried the officers OF the company ana
the members Of tho American Association Of Railway
Supcrntendents and their families their special guests
Among these were Captain Devine. general supcrn-
tendcnt OF the Atlantic Coast Line; MIR. Rcdman,
general superintendent OF the Iowa Central Railroad.
and Willard A. Smith, chief Of tho Department Of
Tran sportaon of Exhibits, Worlds Columbian EN-
position. Others present were John A. Hin. Matthias
y. Forney, Frederick Hobart +. L. rUmeroy. W. G.
Tyler ". II. Addicks, OF Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. W. Pollock Edward Curry. Captain and Mrs.
c. II. KOhler Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Lewis and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. III. Prall.
Other vessels flying the red nag. containing large
white 49, were the Idewld, Captain a. J. Smith.
Pier No. a. East River; the Pleasant Valley, with
r. JANSEN general OF the Fort Lee Steamboat
Company in charge. The Rockaway Excursion Com
pany's steamers the Grand Republic and the General
slOcuIn left their pier ut West Twenty sccondst..
North River with n large number of passengers on
board The New-York, OF the Brooklyn and New York
Pcrryboat Company; the Chrystcnah and the Rock |
band. Of the North River Steamship Company. and ]