The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
TO HONOR DEAD PATRIOTS.
SOMETHING ABOUT TO-DAr'S CELEBRA-
TION IN NEW FORK AND BROOKLYN

| Riverside Pnrk-The Line OF March.
! The parade this morning will start at 9
| o'clock from the corner OF Fifth avenue md
Fifty eighth street The line OF march will be
| down Fifth avenue to the Worth monument In
Madison square, where n marching salute will
be paid to the Grand Marshal: thence to
Fourteenth street. to Union square. north. to
Seventeenth street, to the Plaza. where n
| marching salute will be paid to tho Grand
Marshal: thence to Fourteenth street and
Fourth avenue and dismiss. While passing
tho statues Of Farragut, Seward. Lincoln. and
| Washington the veterans In tho line Will
salute and the colors will be drooped. with roll
| OF drums.
The Grand Army will march in nine dvis-
| ions, rs follows
First division. Marshal, George NJ. Barry; second dt.
Visini arshai. Alexander Ncwberger; third division.
Marshal. william C. Rediy: fourth division, Marshal.
John Sesbett; NTH division. Marshal James Camp.
sixth division Marshal Salvatore La Grnssa: sew.
enth division Marshal Samuel Altman; eighth division.
Marshal George n. Cooper; ninth division. Aarthal.
| danes S. De Palns
! The First Brigade. y. G. s. n. Y. Brighten Louis
| Fitzgerald commanding. will escort the q. A. H. The
| commands will form ns follows:
six,y.ninth Regiment West Fifty.cighth street:
Eighth Regiment on East Fifty,eghth street. Ninth
Regiment West FIFTY seventh street; Tweht ysecond
Regiment. on East Fftys.vcnh streets seventh Reei'
nent. West FIFTY sixth street, Twelfth Regiment on
Enst Fifty.sXth street: seventy.trst Regiment. on
West fitynnh street, FRS. battery on East Fifty.
fifth street: Second Battery. on West fifty,ourth
| street: Troop A. on East fiity.fourth street
| Thcyw fall into column in the above order.
| Grand Mar shall Samuel Collins will head the
| Grand Army men. His stnf is:
John J. y. syn,es. AdjutAnt General and Chief OF
stan; James X. OBeirne Inspector General; Charles
Bowss ,ls" ,r. M Martn ynae,
sary General Of su,ss,encS samuel Ii; Melr"y =.
sui. assass fn%S%s
Charles Mo,5: fh ac Of 4 EARN W1y Ea0 T.
Chaplain Si wyb,isT yrans, 'tMsi q, Tsyair;: .shn
ia.psesSr Of III hs rfs'tsS; William stone
ant Tna1's q ne,ssst, A sli
Mr Van WIFE AsSss Aa
sdSs S~p
M'Quade. Assistant commissary,Gcnsr.l Of Snb..,.
Ganerai George H. stevens Assistant ra.maserGsn
s5s Sc i, Of ;Hri at Nnsss
So Waterman. Ter S'S Assistsns thei signal ossr; Thomas
HsG.f sAs! SiS; Williams s
| sistan; General Inspector OF Rifle Practice.
The order OF parade is as follows:
mansi rss0' ,ns SsIan" G.sra nrst $a,S'gn
Guard Of Honor sar,asss for invited guests ,o,.
T S % @ The 9s.,
w at !ss m sIf
hs New Sor, s e I'm Of s
!stsis place IN the evening" WI he Ma,ie
COCHRAN i viii deliver the principal address.
There will be speeial service at the He,
street, at 10 O'clock. and again at = o'clock
p, There ", VII he service X.s, s at the Door OF
At the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION there
will be IA solemn memorial mass at ~ o'clock.
will be " at Cemetery Mayor BODY
will preside. Thomas Mngnrr vii! deliver IA"
Grafton. There will be II parade in I'ronklyn
men INV viii III be in line. The Iinewi form IN BED;
ford avenue at south Sixth street. The line of
march will he:
avenne Clermont sysnne 10 W,louxh!!,y avenue to
Sy sn tfsf 1.s
with IN S@y.n sn, anil =, M sn;
where the parade will be dismissed.
The several divisions, of the Grand Army will
depart for Greenwood. Erergreens, Cypress
Hills, Lutheran, Holy Cross, and other cemc-
Var Veterans nsseeations after tho parade
t" fer
The Board Of Trade Of Atlantic. HighIands
town. Tho Central Railroad of New Jersey
has charged the landing place Of its boat and
road from Snndy Hool, to the Highlands and
that is the chc[ reason ,.; for their d T;"l"SinS
present. Gov. Abbot is exnccte
Memorial sGrvices were held Yesterday n
Street st " BY John a. Androws POST 3$i. & T. l..
and also in the Bedford Street NJ. f. Church,
in the Bedford street services, were ihH iiaw-
kins's Zouave Association. Ninth New York
WYE the
100. G. 4: T.: Veteran Post $50. 9. 4. r.. and
Hancock. James Monroe. and + D.. Morgan
a pS T. MSsnky ssmen Mf ms
Church, il suffolk street, 4St nisht; Grand
joe s" Hpoker Post; rs &. 4. r.: Hans Powell
Associaiion. Veteran Zouaves. Ladies' Relief
Corps. and Junior Naval Reserve participates
IN services. Gen. James O'Bierno delivered an
On the first day Of May m invitation was ex-
tended By $ Grant Post. 6 4: r.. TO to tho
participate with tho Northern military com.
nanies in tho memorial services 10 he held at
Inc nVtation wan a reepted ed and y
man: J; X. Overton. and A. N. Davis. who were
preparations for the Confederate. v"'erans'
share in the ceremonies as would ba crcditable
to themselves and the post. RESOLUTIONS were
passed that the Con federrtes. Of whom about
300 would be present. should wear. IL uniform
of dark coats. light trousers. and tho regulA-
ton hat and cane. Col. Charles Marshall Of
Baltimore was appointed orator for the ocra
sion. and tho floral Offering of thr post was to
be "a garden Of southern howers.' palms:
palmettoes. rrom"granates and roses. sent
from tho South expressly Tor tho OCCASION.
The Confederate veterans are divided unon
the appropriateness and adyieahi lily Of this
participation of southern soldiers in the pub
lie and national demonstrations in the North.
some Of tho ronfcderates who marched with
tho line on last Decoration lay say they felt
out Of plncc and missed their old gray coats
and Southern flax when the bands played
"DiXto' TIL year they prefer to watch the
pnradcs as private citizens anI not us particle
pants.
~ BROOKLYN.