The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
wHAT NEW YORK WILL DO.
TEE COLUMBUS cELEBsAT1or OF Nx1F
TIE Naval. Military, srs Civic rara<ss. tks
Electric Fngoasts the snlstes. flfnNeae>
tier, Bsusuet, ana Other Features.

TIE Naval, Military, aaa Civic Fara<Ss. the
Electric FaGoasts the snlstes. fIfnreas~
tiss. Banquet, ana Other Features.
The Committee Of One Hundred. which has
undertaken the management Of the Columbian
celebration In this city in early October. has
nearly perfected It's plans. The gensral pre-.
cramme for tho five days festivities is ssu~
plete. Tho smaller details only are lacking.
The celebration will begin on Oct. 3 by reliR'
ioue services In the Jewish synagoEues
the city. Many congrtsu,fors 49,
making considerable preparations for this
The next day. Sunday, the Christian chutches
will celebrate. Already extensive programmed
arc In preparation. Most OF tho churches Wilt
be profusely decorated. Every service will
hnvc some reference to the event OF four csn-
turies ago. und thcrc will be one special ser.
vice in every church. Archbishop Corrigsu
has addressed n lettcr TO the pastors OF all the
Catholic churches In his diocese, requesting
them to- celebrate tho day.
On Monday morning, Oct. 10. there Will 10
the school AMI college parade. Commissioning
Guggenhcinor has bean working very tard TO
make this {. success. and he says there will be
ut loast 10000 children marching m that day.
Tho Boys are all to carry fags and the girls
bouquets OF flowers The Gi Is will wear
white. They vii! march hy schools and classes.
and there will ho hands a. frequent intervals
''iih' VI VIZ h'tt' we
carriages and express wagons. The public
schools will all turn out Just as many children
as they can. Almost al the private schools
and colleges have announced that thev VIII
turn out. Tao military schools will OF course
hnve their boys ia uniform. Tao orphan
asylum children will ais" nr.,ear In uniform.
At the roricwias stanl al! tn" girls VIII throw
their bouquets on til" ground in Il hear. which
should grow iiG en- ugh to hide President
IN rio nnl tlN ItIn. hnt taEn fhA
parade is all past. A'crw ,rd wagons villa
come ur. and the hunlu'ts will h." taken away
and distributed ani"n:; tho hospitals.
That might there vii DO celebrations hy
civic societies In all parts oi the city. Each
society will re!chra.o for itself and in its own
way. Sumo Of theIn will ptralc. Others viii
hold literary aud musical sess! ms, Nv, very
large and fin" celebrations arc promised for
this night. The Catholic Club will give 5no nt
the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE. Judge Joseph
I. DAILY il in charge OF this. q. I. ~l.athrop will
rend n poem ant Miss Starr Of Chicago Will
contribute an ode set to music. The enter
tuinmcnt will DO largely literary. and historic
cal p.pcrs will be read,
The other big celebration Of this night will
10 given by the German sin.:n: societies ia
the Seventh Regiment Armory. These socie-
ties un:tcd for this purnose over u year ago.
and put William Stcinway in Charge OF tEs
IHpNtHltHt VIZ tAlClittt ~
Commissioners WGhle to help aim. they ~:
feed n lars" prize for the ,.".' %'antatn. and
i iin,m W" Jue en-" viii be e" one %'; ID ''he 81! "is,.. and
1000 German Voices WILL Join in the t!'orns.
r prort s,js :r I" % p I"nn II ,.."is ." N ' ",.n i,ininS' inc
On Tues lay Oct. MI naval parade will 9
held. u. Nicholson Kane Il III" n.,y IS in
tie Chicas"' Mian.a. I:,i.ad"irhia., GHnrord.
nssnyiii. NsaTsarEe; M R"IEhi"; AMI si.m'o1
mrn-of- war are sure to ha In it. and %pethaps
o,hnr Foreigners. Invitations, have been TX.
in the Atlantic to DO present. One Of the new
features Of This naval I y, M Is "a ."r!eo lew *
s"",t.:p ,Ilu5 ,'ratI '' II the E sre "t ADVANCE "';a "S IN H nsHi"
building since. the discovery of america. ;Alltho
processr, in tn. building ofmodern steel ships
posed that the nu~adc 30 up the Hudson as far
Haaiisnaes., This rr"posiIion Vas sdopted:
meet i IRE e&enrsion .t:a"asrs for the women
and children Of the tensments. An EFFORT
masains 81 I!easn". and msrchant craft ii
the parade TO :,,iHw the 1 nhya h. part o. the
ing Tnesday evening will also he devoted
to Gelebrnti ms Of rriva Mi f hS "rGmnizati1ns.
church nn.iis md hring Of cann"n,, Mt only
salute tho daHa with h"omin- susis, but "a
luteS will re lir"d al over town. in ry"'y
fired. The tw" local National Guard ,aticri.s
VIII be DIVIDED an ,rounl town as ;"ra,th-
B Bnri yni I, VIII viii la ,nGS ,; NM :r" "n" 'ia fo Ms war
At o'clock the military %iara'l. ,,viN start;
It will reverse the r"-ulnr nr!er >; tt,in-s .n'i
Post Onfro. and from the POST Olire the h al
Of the line will start ur:"wr It IT,. s!Enai:
street. west to. University Dla"". and aroun,!
Washington, Park 70 Filth ayenle. m ruth
square ani arnunl It. back through rrv"n-
teenth street to F.tth avenue, n,i ny lion
sx""IS % ii lie # IT,. Xor 111' 'I];oa H"s r,''I fErrs,
will DO FREQ stands for poor W" ilrn ,ad ch:i-
dren: AID nlcnty 81 other st:n!s To which he
Yen Martin i. %M"MaaI,on IS to no the Grand
Marshn' II tn, naraie Ine 'n;!r" Na,i"na!
C"nnec;i,ut. Rhode Island. and ,-w. i"rsey
have ais" promised 70 SEM th.i' Iatirnai
srnt regular n ,ois tom ali Tie na,!,he
pests 81 the state and III, %A'l,nti" coast.
%clnl.n-- a regiment Of cavalry fr,,m .ir ina.
army Officers say that u regiment at Init"d
Of New Iors, in days o. lelre IN. Ne-t "int
cadets ne ais" coming.
300 Grand Army m'n. w!o vii marrn six
teen ABREAST IN close q 'ininr ir'">nr"tv" u
form, 500 roilntc"r frcm"n from Al! about.
aud at least 5000 Germans. ana = ii n> shari'-
shooters ard veterans ."i tho German nriny:
lN'S WIZ wv ~ l'' III ~ "llilIl u. I'll ] VIII
be under tho marsi,nl-hir q. Gen; Franz Sig"i:
They will sing German AMI American ~'ational
hymns AS they march.
About ! u'c'urh in the af'crno IN th" un-
vriiin. Of tn" s.at;" Of C,ium us at Eighth
uyrnIr md fifty-ninth street will take piac,.
Tn" details ol this are in the hands Of tho
Commute" Of ~!taiiaus. wins give tn" mOnu-
ment to The city. Til" Commit" Of On" nun
drei Will be present, aud Mnvor Grant will
receive tho monument in behalf! o! the city.
AT light tho electric ,m.ad. vii! take Iinre.
The practical MANAGEMENT al il II In tn" hands
pt LOl. John J. Garnet. Associated with him
is Cant. 'Aifr"i Thompson, tho n'tt-' mud VA.
sign"r. This pageant is to - "tile "veN
Triumph Of Am.rirn." aud is in;en'Ich to illus
trate the progress of Tia" cuurtryii.~" ,vIli2a-
tion AMI arts and -ri"nr"s Grnm "a" hi.c,y ~
various nlle:oricnl i,2ats. which wi. ""nsti-
tnte it, Principal features. are III" W ,rk OF
floats and groups illuminated ~ electricity,
and escorted by bands OF music and gayly uni
formed societies. 1t is announced tIlnt there
will be a number Of floats hr,iI"- those pro-
vid"d for hy the committee. Onr illustration