The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23

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ANCHORAGE GROUND OF TIE FLEETS IN HUDSON
RIv EB.
sunset on every day OF the year. The exercises
will be so timed as to end at about tho hour
that tho visiting fleets will arrive from Hamp-
ton Roads. The war ships wall pass the High
lands on heir way to the anchorage Mt Graves.
emil Bay, aud will presumably salute the flag.
Tho Highlands will afford q splendid place TO
got q Wow OF tho ships as they steam past.
They arc expectei about 5 o'clock. Trains for
the flag raising ceremoniosw will leave. viz the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey. foot Of Liberty
street. at a:l5 o'clock in tho morning. The
steamer Albersina will lenv" the foot OF Frank
lin street. n. r.. at o o'clock. Fare for the
round trip. 81: uniformed men. G. A. r.. naval
veterans. and naval reserves. SO cents.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ~
10 A.. Adjudication OF the Ericsson monu-
ment at the Battery. A grand stand will he
erected to accommodate the guests OF the oc-
casion. who will be the members OF the
Swedish diplomatic and consular corps. the
Mayor. the Aldermen. Admiral Warden. who
commanded the original Monitor. and as many
OF the old crew as can be gathered together.
There will be present 200 marines and blue
jackets from the Navy Yard. and the m members
OF the eighteen New York Swedish societies.
The ceremonies will begin with singing BY the
Swedish societies under the direction Of Prot.
Josef Hagstrom. Prayer will follow by the
Rev. Mauritz Stolp. Mr.. Ashley ". Cole will read
the act Of the Legislature which sanctioned
the erection OF the statue. and Miss Erclinda
Anderson will unveil the monument As this
Is done. the monitor Miantonomoh. which Is
to- be anchored just of the Battery. will fire a
national salute OF twenty-one guns. Mr.. Colo
viii formally deliver the statue to the city. and
President Paul Dana OF the Park Board will
sSSeep. it on behalf Of the municipality; Then
svea." and Col; ". {: Church VIII deliver an
grafton. Miss Anna WalbeIg will read an ode.
al al s Ssst isGsr!' nnd VII Hall in Go Eiin ths singing
II A M..At, about this hour the fleets.
Which are 70 leave ths,r anchorage in tho
the Latter,y, on their way 70 the nnchornEs
Gsslsaatei for them In the Hudson River. The
ias.; NE s,ar6oard coiumn, Or tho ono near.
est the New York shore. will consist OF the
t tefy' and t ni5sr t fSa thn \ ,ss P W;3f be S Spl the 60 Bet sst
m iD, upthe river to q point ppppositS highty,,
ysIs: ,S'Hs. rinta. and Santa Maria. viii Be-
street. street and anc RRSs.,a5onT n Hpp U = ss tatss trnin.
Ing ship Enterprise will lilo or 1929 street. and
r.. ln ifo ,iIln'HG point FOR the m xiII m y
down tho Hudson as Thirty fourth street. 1t
Il thus evident that from riverside, Drive on
Wednesday afternoon a very good view Of tho
carayaIs and OF most OF the war ships will be
ot. M.-I'resident Cleveland will arrive from
Waf!iiMgton. He will go to the Victoria Hotel.
~. I,.Dinner and reception In honor Of the
Duke de Vegnsua ut the Union League Club.
THURSDAY. APRIL 81.
1850 A. M-President Cleveland will em-
tark on tho Dolphin. which will be anchored
on Twcnty-fourth street. Soon after tho Pres
ident reaches tho ship the Dolphin will get I'M
UtT WkY. hiring n Signnl nnn mn abs trims har
anchor. stcam on mid was between the two
collmns OF the iieet.and anchor Just above the
THE Dolphin's signal will bo repeated by the
c ctlinaTn" usInv , dns Of fen nsr s i1!i,s OF tine poss
MI signal the fleet will go to quarters or call
al hands In readiness to salute the President
When the Dolphin's how is opposite each
shlrS stern, officers and crew salute and the
iHina n!egs tn" national air. A the last Hour
Alier ~" Dolphin Inns passed UP flag and
p a"'t ti'sir rssr rei,srI to VII a ,'G Frst thsir ships hi ito to
IUlrhin wAen she anchors.
''Ht uitIi after this :"ccrtion. @. the officers
or en- , ~ : ni'fd states and foreign fleets has
enueu WI no merchant marine be allowed to
s tS Mm;,,dssss 4Oqn ny y tho tS,'4|I sroh "a tP'MSs s 5
q t"s sivr r vi, II 'i" 10 isii o pas for Msi nav f!ae
.Vn and Log thu Viewing Vessels. Yachts
im,sIGG%r steamers Win lake position rom rom
stori ynrIs 80 Hpt'' - mo Weehnwken
,ahe position from tho Wcehawkem stock
Sarns 90 ,hs ,fou,hward,. After tn" Dolphin
withdrawnf from between the New Sork" shhopps
AMI me Enterprise. which will than G"iStea
sinnal TAG faG t Mi.h m req d'a;onals at he fore. A. a
way. The siGhtseers will then proceed M Ina
river and around the Enterprises. ,hcnreu do nv
the New York shore TO Tlir,y,fourth s,rest.
allowed to &c between the men.oi: war. 70
~. Dinner At the Waldorf III memory
o. Gep' straHt,s BIRTHDAY, ~
Garden, The officers Of all the foreign and
United States ships then in the harhur viii AZ.
tend In full uniform. President Cleveiamdis
tertained by u Reception Committec made nm
oithe present Columbian Executive Commit.
zee assisted, by committees OF five each from
Ne army; the navy. the National Guard. and
the Naval Reserve.
fkIDAY. APRIL rs.
10 A. ,M,-Shore parade OF United States
Dlue jackets ana marines. and OF representa-
we companies q sailormcn from most Of the
S,s.tlns Sims. The city militia and the Naval
WI 4e probably from West Twenty second
Tntret to FIFTH avenue. to broadway. and
tuwenty,third street TO the City Hall. Here
NJ. NJ Reception at the City Hall by the
II; mayer and tho Committee Of One Hundred OF
s san foreigner will De escorted by an Ameri-
SSIhn aide. Carriages will be provided by the
Sf%lnalnber OF Commerce to take the officers
CIV ufGrty-second street. North River. to the
70 M.mpresident Cleveland leaves for chica-
N3SS3soS PPeSIal train
WSSldLnnrff'ea States and visiting fleets at the
lsSSIns !; ;1Tho Duke de yeragua and his suite
or. M.-Dununof M fha uotni Wotaz.,