New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

the fleet has anchored tomorrow, when evcryboF
may see TIE floating fOrrcsscs that VIII on uic ioi-
lowing day be heavily envclopel in flags and brnt-
ing.
TIE PROGRAMME OF TIE WEEK.
The following condensed programme Of thu celoara-
lions Of the week, published in The Tribune yesterday
Is repeated to-day.
Today.-Arfya OF the feet a, Sandy Hook and cross
ing the bar to the anchorage about j. H. NJ h'''
ceremonies attending the ho-tine Of the original star
and Stripes" at the Highlands q Ncve'ink by The
Daughters Of the American Revolution and firing salute
Of twenty-one guns by the Miantononoh.
To-morrow.-Proccssion & international naval hce,
from the anchorage the Lower BAY 10 review position
in the North River, De made at . a. m ~ II
a. m. dedication of the Ericsson statue IN Battery
Park by the Monument Association, including ming Oh
salute by the monitor MiantOnomoh. At p m fIcsl'
dent Ceveand's arrival from Washington; escorted 10
the Victoria Hotel. At . p. m. rerMin ana dinner
to the officers # the fleets the Union League Club
Thursday, April Us 4. m, vessels OF uc ""\'i
feet. dressed in haes and bunting; a. h'' p''roi
North River cast Of the naval col"'''
all tanic and passise, ard form GORDON "i""n"
the feet from Twenty thrdst, t. Nin"tyc'hVl'''
At a. M. President Cleveland and his Cabinet go Oh
board the Dolphin of Twenty fourth-st.i tn r'Nl'"
begins at &C 30 a. After tn review the President
receives the commanders u squadron on the Dolphin
after which he goes shore the entire Meet hihs
u gun salute simultaneously. Patrol boats then Nl'uN"
private free to steam around the h'N' "''
4 n.
General Grant, birthday. IL p. m. the hall 'p' '
the Madison square Garden ATTENDED by the America"
and foreign naval officers in full UNIFORM
Friday April os.-Orgenizaton Of the naval hriNau's
naval review feet National Guard for shore I"uc
at 10 a. n Line of march probably up West rory
second..t 10 Fifthavc.. u broadway. to the 'F i'"
AT D. H. reception at the City Han by inc N'S',
and Committee OF Hundred 10 the commanders q,
squadlons and vessels At room fiesio'n' 40
starts for Chicago by special train. AT 3 80 p NJ
q luncheon for the officers the American ana oro'h"
war vessels at the Hotel Waldorf AZ p H. inc
Duke DE- VeMgua and suite start iof 'ni'"-V
s D. M banquet TO the commanding ori'crS VI ' ,.t
review feet by the Chamber of Commerce at the ho''
weldr
TOMORROW An INTEHESTlN" Day
.e uas nreviously said tomorrow will no doubt
h tho most Interesting day those who wish 10 sc'
nm uno,,strnc,ed view OF the ships IN mo'loh' lo va
Thursday they will lie at anchor. ana Tor Il e'ou pa
Of the time will be enveopcd in the SMOKE Vi al %
salutes which will be fired from cach Oh 'n'''' -
,bose who desire to this parade OF the s'p' NV
will be opportunity on bcaS winch are nu''a oarna
I'm win The fleet and those who do not take ,m,
opportunity would better secnrc Coca po,i.'of InS
thu Long Island shore any , ,,iS 1 On staten
Ridge: on the bluffs of lort MadSwuitm or U' ., any
Islands nigh pla' ,se On '9s E oT ey city
front as lar up one hundredth-,,. M,er hi n.
review visitors will be allowed TO 90 OF TO the s ,hly
between, II "a a, b m; ana p H. '''"'
The review on Thursday may be seen from Va T
points especially between Twenty third ana N'H w.
tirth sts Near the latter point there Is room ip'
thousands and plenty Of e'eya'ioh, s Iarg T Of M
column At Eighty Socond-st. there are TWO in.s
piers capable Of hoInG ,GT Sns a, r of he
North River Will have numerous grand stands, ana NC,
where the Central Earo sr nai ir Sveh
,iehs.. overlooking the railroad yards, there VIII
be for Other slsvI poroa r" sronnds
Tull's Ferry DAYS Dock and other places on ne