The sun., 1892-10-06
INDIAN BOYS TO BE IN LINE.
1nREE HUNDRED COMING FROM CAR.
Isle For THE CELEBRATION.

Mr.. uunH says the "eatner VIII ne Falr-
Dnetors Along tho lAns OF tho School
thidren's sParnAe-Rerreshmeat eats nj Fah.
lie S,nnds-Navai Parade rroernm.e-
a Niagara II Fire from the Briarc.
Tho cold winds and wintry showers that
visited US yesterday caused shivers to run
down tho backs OF the Columbus Celebration
Committee of One Hundred. and sub-com.
mttce was despatched down Broadway to
call on Sergeant Dunn to find out his reasons
for thus frightening an entire community on
the eve OF series OF outdoor festivities Tho
weather prophet smiled and said the showers
really did not amount to anything.
They will" he wont on. serve to clear up
tho atmosphere and make us appreciate tho
fair weather We are sure to have There IL no
sign OF coming storm In any Part OF the
country. as far as can sec, and every indica-
tion is that We shall have beautiful weather
during tho week OF the celebration"
These words brought relief to the commit
teo but the School and College Parade Com.
mittee shook their heads when they saw tho
black clouds. and passed resolution to the
effect that should It rain on Monday tho boys
parade will bo postponed until Thursday ut
tho same hour.
Mayor Grant. President Hunt af tho Board OF
Education. and Mr. Randolph Gugsenheimer
wore present mt this meeting. and announced
that Is they are to act as marshals they will
walk, instead OF rido In carriages. at the head
OF tho limo. The rest Of the committee will
follow them. On arriving at tho Washington
Arch tho Mayor and other members OF the
Parade Committee will take seats in the grand
stand and review the schoolboys al they pass.
The Board OF Health announced yesterday
that forty-Nve doctors would be stationed
along tho limo Of march OF this parade They
~i stand ri ho ~ .,,,
street cvory six blocks. and each physician
will have o special flag and talHo Tho city's
ambulance CORPS will also bu in attendance.
aud tho police will 10 instructed to keep on
tho lookout for accidents 70 the young pa
Iaders. Tho Long Island Cily schools will
turn out 1,C00 boys. The girls. who will sit on
tho Reservoir and Lafayette stauds. will be
furnished with $500 American flags.
A lctter to Secretary Wahle from Gen.
r'Beirne. tho Grand Marshal OF the school
md college parade. says that 800 Indian boys.
with band OF thirty pieces. will como from
the Indian Industrial School at Carlisle. Pa.
to take part In the procession. They will lie
In command Of Mr.. II. II. Pratt. and will also
parade ut Chicago OH tho 2lst.
The Reception Committee and the Banquet
Committee will take UP Joint headquarters at
The Fifth avenue Hotel at .oun Saturday. The
city's guests who havo not yet received their
grand stand tickets should apply there for
them. A subcommittee. which has boon ap-
Iointed by tho banquet managers. will have
Charge o! dispos:n. Of the dinner tickets and
Of arranging tho seats. 1t consists OF
George George G. Glaussn. !ra a.4M. % Juan m NJ GlsbalIos.
Ihsy have seat letters to III proninen ei;i.sns
been appointed to sorye rsireshments V, on ali ali
Charles i. ysrnam Of tho Morton iSsst House. who M
volunteered to solicit subscriptions from the
S the 'tS s wh wSy hs
!nen had not contributed before was because
@ sors sent hoS Su. os tha y
sash A;'cr Hoass FittS Asonus Hossi aots}
iio%ss. st. James hoisi; .Morten House. House.
mum House. iarrctt House. Park .Avenue Ho-
IT,! st. Denis HotcI pE;l pBuekinfham HYt: HSte
Amsterdam Hotel. Victoria Hotel. Gilsoy
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tlrn to and heiow, tho war ships anchored of
hys5sde r id lark When the rear q the escort
The parade will disEand.
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war ships:
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INSIDE OF he port cniuna standnf up riNr IT,, Iorl
..nlamn ~ill turn Win port helm around d.rita
hsrisnatsd by ed dag and anchored on For: Wns3.
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lrAlet down stream this column viii take The SOW
Norx side Of tho cnannci mil he s.ps OF nrc
crated passing oa'she OF the stAranard column s,ari
inH up rivsr.
selling craft Of n Itnd'. rn:rss. iixhie-A A..
Whsther Nncsr tow nr not viii anchor ou:siGc the
limits Of the channel and leave ciea way frr tho
Nlps"t war hnd the rscorng nret m kivtrs.le rar:
patrol boats " " ~'s'' -
;psrd Of the esror,,ns zee, VIII be governed vy
hat OF shn .hps 8: waT The probable speed viii Ls
IslweeH SIX anu seven knots. b,Ie pennant. with i
wniistsr w be lhe hsiingu ish'n. aag OF the iirrc
Ht p! tes naval parade VINO VIII bs on boaid tue
Tho men;;ol.war to take part in the naval
Inrade WI! ho: thi!ad,snhia. Commodore
Commander franklin Haniori Iieutena..t.
Commander Henry B. Mansfield. Lieut.. Il.
DplLhih. Commodore W. i. Brownsom: Vos,,.
yius. Lieut. sentoo9 Schroeder; st. Mary's.
IArtthns.. Italian cruiser Bansan. Spanish
cinisSr lnian,a xsabel; Gushing. Lieut. Cam: