New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-29

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Commodore Elbridgc I. Gerry has charge OF this part
| OF the programme, and will no doubt succeed IN
making II n satisfactory one.
3nt the most interesting and noteworthy part o.
TIE programme will be a division 20 illustrate
Industries pertaining to Shipping. 1t Is the idea OF
| Edward " skinner, of the Committee OF one
! Hundred. There viii be small feet OF floats
| lavishly decorated. One viii show shpbllding.
another ropcmakng, sallmaking, etc. one will
show the method OF rigging ship, another boiler
making and engines, and - on. OF all the
vessels In the harbor and along the waterfront Will
dress ship. and the cd teakettles the forts will
burn lots Of powder and make much noise, and there
| Will be Joy exceeding. Then comes the night, when
again no man may rest for the societies VIII
continue their celebration of the night before.
Then will be the day of days. \ mighty chorus
OF cannon and changing bells will welcome Wednesday,
October Il, 1892. Good citizens who are glad that
! they discovered should lose time I'm tumbling
out OF bed early for the day will be full OF excite
| mcnt and It will begin betlmcs AT o O'Clock in the
morning the great military parade will start at the
| I'Ostoilce Although the bestlad plans OF mice and
gang AFT etc. vet the preparations made by Mr..
Wahe such that there is every probability Of the
parade being highly successful The largest contingent
Of regular United States Army troops here in
~ five the first regiment of United States Army
cavalry to parade here since that tme West Point and
| Annapolis cadets, and many free stands from which
| to them will be the main parts OF the parade OF
course boys the National Guard Of the state
OF New York. who have covered themselves with credit
In the wars at Buffalo. will be there In force And the
! National Guard OF NcwJersey, Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island and other States will be here too, and they can
| De compared with ours" to the consequent great
glory IL Is TO be hoped, OF aus" Eight thousand g..
4. Il. men, 5000 volunteer frcmen. Knights Tcmplar,
Italian. German, French, Irish and other uniformed
Organizaionshey will all he there with banners and
with drums with friends to cheer Them and II Chris
| TOPPER Columbus, late Admiral to Her late Royal
Majesty Of spain, Isabella, is looking on, lie will no
| doubt marvel greatly.
II Is expected that about 1000 regular troops Will
parade. The line Of march WILL be from the Post
Office up Broadway to Fourthst. past the Washington
arch up Ffthavc. to Fourteenthst then cast around
| Union square to Sevcnteenth-st, and up FIN
Fifty ninth-st where parade Will dlsband The
President the United States and the many invited
guests will review the parade from the grand stand ut
| Madison square.
After The parade the New Yorker and his sisters
and his cousins and his auns who will he sure to re-
member him as they always do on such occasions,
wing their way TO the Fifty nlnthst. and Eighth
monument Inc gift Of Ncw-Yorks Italian citizens, Will
be- unveiled With appropriate ceremonies. 80
formed into Il town OF torchliGht and pGeanry. IL
VII look somewhat Ne NeT."rlca,N wncn Mad Gr Ira
gonca night parade the plans for which have enl LED
lhe aid and talent Of many prominent afti.s I.ere Will
fats. They have been designed by Captain Alfred
thompson. VINO arranged The artists procession III
Munich ut the celebration Of the eleven hundredih an
twenty hoat The irl VII bear group es OF hs,%Ss
America a Toltoc Pyramid" with sun vorsnippcrs.
Cortege OF Ferdinand and Isabella" " Model o.
Columbus Caravci' Car of Columbus. the 'pirli 81
Liberty" model Of the Capitol surrounded by forty
four women horseback representing the States
the "ShIp OF state Columbia" and cars representing
the pres science poetry and literature. machinery ana
the ocean cables. Then people may 20 home a, ana
IN, a.. ,fvI, of ngf "A
banquet AT the Metropolitan Opera House: After thnt,
America VIII he considered as having beer ht,lnsy
60 to sleep. allowing Chicago 70 take up the slogan ana
blow the trump Of her own fame. .,,..
The trans portation and accommodation committee
will issue Convenient little book for fire." distribution.
giving the stranger within the gates all the Information
he NAV need regarding hotels boarding houses. street
and elevated roads other railroads ana ierlles' ctc
}. KdTaIt Simmons is treasurer. Horace Porter.
cornelius Vanderbilt, samuel u. Ba,crck Carlo,
are presidents. George J. Gould John IL Siam
aud David Banks are on the auditing commiitirc .
Grant Charles g. WahlH r. nornce pa I1TcT'
c. \. Baratloni. Csr,os Barsot II ward Carroll Juan
" CeoaGs lry Cram JShH D. T T1nn5 p
Earle l.. +. Fcchlman. Louis Fitzgerald, CharlcS '.
forncs, Frank IIaywar Ar'hgr LSary' , Mliam
Mead. Charles 4. Moorc HobcTt r. Ro S..-,l J.
bill and william II. wichnam. ,.,no,
Other members =: the committee oi ore lnNuVcl
are d. +. Appleton. Perry Belmont, r. BrIP'nl'
Albert : Biclnorc. u. BOnnnnO +. g. Bourne joan
NJ Bowers. David :. brown, ThOm1- j. Tiown.
John G. Calhoun, L. Contcncin, John AIrl,,IrnS
Chenlpr George &. Clnuscn. James :. Coleman,
John b. cosby James A. Cowle te1-on.l. Michael
Crane Thomas Z. CrmmnS Au1iSln DAILY,
q r-Hiius Daly. william l.. Davis. L. p. III Ccsnoa.
Joel r. Erhardt. John T. Farley. J. Rockwell Fay.
Hugh II. Garden. samuel Gompers. Afioulo g
Gonzales. Randolph Gnggcnhcimcr. I'm L. Hamilton
Henry Hilton. Robert J; lIoruet. J.. " liur1l'
Henry Il. Hyde John II. hmm. Morris \. J,Nup'
Richard Kaizonmayer. John Kelly. Thomas Longhran;
severe Ms!let Provost. j. rerpont Morgan Giovanni
T. MoroSin Thcod re Mos. Max Nathan. Andrew
A. Noonnn tex -0f) H. ". Palmer. Charles H. Itrt,
Josiah Porter Charles II. RAYMOND, Whit"law E'il,
Jacob RUPERT. Edward Schcn. ID. lawren"e shaw
lanes Shindlcr. &. Waldo smith. Walter stanton.
william stenway. LSpenard stewart. AThur T.
Sullivan Evan Thomas. Daniel g. Thompson,
Chauncev Trrny. jenkins Van schack 'harlcN f..
Ncrnam n. Walter webb. Charles Il. Web Ter,
william c. Whitney and benjamin WOOD
The Decorations II the public buildings. Sqinrc
and street, OF ,hc city Will be nndcr the supervision
of the committee on aN the members Of which
are among other, Perry Belmont. Albert Blcr,ta1t,
Richard ~ Hunt. Stanford White. j. Armstrong
Chandler J. o. A.. Ward and D. g; THOMPSON. Nh.
Charles g. F. While. IT.. has been working hkc
Trojan for the 81 fhc celebration. ara u Is
larre,v due 10 his clear headed management that
affair, ar. IN simple and satisfactory cond ~.
lie kccrs control of the Who'll" movement ana MS
efrors thus far have been extremely succc''ini