New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
FOR THE BIG CELEBRATION.
PLANS FOR THE PARADES ALMOST PER
FECTED.
"DETAILS OF THE COLLEGE AND PUBLIC SCHOOL
n1vI:1oNs-FTNE SHOWING OF THE CATH
OLlO SOCIETIES - TROOPS FROM

OTHER STATES TO BE. IN LINE
Fine weather alone is needed TO make the Columbian
celebration a magnificent success. Most OF the plans
are perfected now and only trihng changes remain
70 he made in them The city is already beginning
,o put on gala appearance. flags, banners and bunt-
ing appearng on many buildings, and tie triumphal
arches are in q fair way TO completion. The grand
Glands along the lines Of march Of the parades are
being substantially and rapidly constructed ana
favorable responses to invitations TO be present and
applications for seats at the various festivities and
displays make a tiny snowstOrm on the desks Of the
committeeman so abundantly do they pour In with
every mail. The schools particularly active In
drilling their pupils and students for the marching
and the Columbus statue, at Fffty-ninth-st. and
Eighth ave. will be fully erected by saturday, 1t Is
promised.
Of the united Catholic societies, which the
evening of october IL. There viii be $4,000 people
In ne and toe feature will be of the most notable
in the Columbian celebration. The column will start
sharp at O'Clock from Eghthave and Fifty-nnth-
e. The route will be Fifty -nnth-st TO Fifth TO
seventeenth-st, to Union Square Fourth-ave. slde),
TO Fourteenthst, Ffthave., to Washington Square
to waverley Place, to University Place. to Fourh-st
where the organizations will diSband.
The school and College Parade. on october TO- whose
route has already Ssen Colonel w p De aet
Brown; adjutant general and chief Of stan John
aiUs, Charles 7. wills, O. G.. smltn, Henry CLANS,
BUT MgCiave, Captain Charles IIu Sncs Major
Gano. c. &; Dobbs a. W. Bovine, David 5. Brown.
IT, Arthur G.. Brown. James B. DIN, Il. f.
son. principal OF Grammar school No. "a accom-
panied by aide; and guard Of u honor of tyen
superintendent; James Goodwin, assstant super
Hnn c OF Hs GsTS Of
John Jasper; followed by twenty ieelmeents' conf
prsng o02 companies, and 10000 scholars
N1lns IL y
shall General James Il. O'Beirne. and aide 33oo
pupils from Roman Catholic schools and colleges
Of Ncw-York.
lett, and aides Columbia COLLEGE 1000 Fran an
s j. Of 1aSeT @ 7o rndersaduae College
imduate seminary, Medical College. Law school c,l
SsoC Of lh fed cav Of aS SSoGSi 800 Col
,ege of Dentistry. $50: Ele' tical Medlcal ,onsso
C6 SCfYS Si cocse Of ST. JohG
the Baptist. BROOKLYN
Private school Marshal Major Max kfeG nd
nd BATTALION 1cc c0 %e End choo h 4 sT
own g. j. Military Institute: 80 Clinton M rb3
institute Fort Plain I'd Errkeiey sGG cnlr enS sG
ciety Of Mechanics and Tradcsmen 100; Columbia naDn
Grammar school Jersey City Bg,nc,S snsaI
a aS gal pa and Americ Colonial school So Old
Syewery Guard. Five Points Mission, - d. a.
,aisen's Day school Professor Deghlee Academy
Brooklyn, 20: Tura-Nerin soci ties. 90
The official souvenir programme OF the occasion l.
,nder way The cover is prettily printed In coors
containing coats Of arms and pictures OF columbus
srtlsticalIy arranged. 1t will be sold ior ~ oe''e
a copy and will contain all heeueu '"'oi"'''o" "''
the celebration $500.
TWO hundred and eighty seats and thirty two boxes
for spectators at the Lenox Lyceum ban9uet on 'he
evening of october l3 will be sold by auction AT 'he
Lyceum on Thursday ut 80 o'clock. 'eorse =.
Clsusen announces that the tickets for the banquet
are now on sale in Room No. 40, Times Bnidlhs'
The price is 500 Members of the Committee OF one
Hundred are cntitl d to subs rihe for Three u'Nes
each other persons can buy but one
The subcommittee on naval parade OF the Coiih-
b,an Celebration Committee has received word that
about $50 river steamers, tugs and steam yachts VIII
take psyt in the naval parade. Peter Wright d. sons
Of the International steamship Company. Will enter
the tug International Of Philadelphia, one OF the
largest ocean tugs ahoat
There was steady stream OF callers all DAY yeser-
aav IN and ont Of the large od-fashoned parl0rs al
the NewYork Hotel, occupied by the aides in charge
Of the Columbus military procession. lherc "eTc
constant Inquiries 10 UNIFORM rcsdHa anu ulo
Thousand and one details that must be looked 10 III
the getting up of big parade The UNIFORM aoop'eo
for the civilian aides consists OF DIacK SILK nat
black Prince Albert coat, dark coored uowsers WIN
strap, tan coored gloves, silk sash with badge.
Ilo DC equipments: Whip, saddle CLOTH, ana roct'es
for bride OF uniform pattern. Officers In the service
will wear their regular uniforms. Inc morse EQUIP
o.nts can be obtained from Colonel Truesdel at the
colots red and yellow. The badge has been care
filIy signed u serve as souvenir II Is OF silver,
las tho word Aide" at the top, then &C. G. c. Co.
below this az. y" aud the bottom the tWo
dates =" 1921 S02.'
The postponement OF the Brooklyn celebration
leaves the second brigade OF tie National Guard iree
10 take part the New York parade. 1T 1t had not
heen for this Pennsylvania would have had more
rooDs in | ne than New York. New-Jersey and Con
nect.cut will aso be well represented. Maryland,
hlas, acnusetts and Rhode Island held On III me lis
moment. but bad refuse Oh account OF failure Oh
spu Opr al .ons. Connecticut would nave been COM
1ell.d +, do The same ii Governor Bulkloy had not
come TO the rescue and personally advanced the money
necessary to bring 900 hoops on to New YORK me
skeIsiou OF the formation Of the parade has been
,nsIned out ard each division commander requested
10 send In the names Of the various organizations
in his division with the number Of men who VIII DC
I'm line. When these have been received gchefaI
order for the formation VIII be Issued
The committee Oh transportation and accOnlinoha-
lions is now actively at work in parlor A OF the
Morton House secretary F. L. Adams expects TO have
his edition OF 5000 euide books ready for distri-
linton TO-DAY. Each book contains "A list OF hotels
and abon, 400 lodging houses, with the prices charged
The houscs on this latter list have been thoroughly
investigated b. the police and reported respcc'aoe
and comfortable.