The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-18
WELCOME THE DUKE TODAY
TROOP a WILL ESCORT MN TO THE
CIT HALL

't"-A ~ uoT Nnt
Naval Parade and Other Ceremon,es-The
UnveEinr OF tho Eric-sor Monument.
At noon to-day Troop A. in command OF
Capt. Charles +. Roo. will trot down Fifth
avenue from their armory. In Fifty-sixth
street. In full dress uniform and will line up
in front Of the Hotel Waldorf. Tho Reception
Committee will then wait upon the Duke do
Veragua and request him and his suite to
drive with thcm to the City Hall. A nlatoon
Of mounted police will ride at tho head OF the
procession. and the cavalrymen will act as an
escort to the line OF carriages. Tho Mayor.
the Common Council, and the entire Commit
tee OF One Hundred will be at the City Hall TO
receive the Spanish visitors. and a collation.
will be served there after the reception.
To avoid a crowd aud crush the main en-
trance to the portrait gallery will be closed.
The public will be admitted by way OF the
stairway at the east end OF the corridor and a
door near the east end OF the room which Is
usually kept locked. Passing through the
room AMI by the ducal party they will depart
through a similar door at the west end and
down the westerly stairway. A Spanish flag
| will be drnped on the front OF the. west wing.
an Italian flag from the front Of the east
wing. and q big spread Of Stars and Stripes
will occupy the central facade.
The Duke and his family spent q quiet day
yesterday. In the morning they went to
= Photograph gallery TO- have their pic
It's p Snss1 was i pSo,o oSi s1Ss,f IN mi II. N nni fioGnD 81
Admiral: which is deco5ated with much
5@ IT, 81" ss .t ssn sAs "a s,% P :: s :i' s y .s ss ,n ws ;SS;!i
conference The AHIchIishop Invited his visitor
girls. and after ' That The o' parity Ssy,e% the
Founding Asylum at sixty third street. When
The rs pshs ss eon IL hi My "S.s nn M t 81. t Ss q
H. Mcclellan. E. .dlss who Invited him t. ,e present at
In the evening tho ducal party attended the
Yesterday WASH busy days for tho many sub
siysn nrxt Week ya' Ths ixseStiss COM If &c
Clellan said that the exact amount Of Iiahili-
G e 9ns TSs'i sax e0%H s Il " va. the g sh 7s5' h Z,
S S1 isa thns mStssr st wss1 h s wniaS , GI9n iamm ed
&c Sa saa :s'5 = ! fn v. Miller Of the Naval Re.
serve said that Commander soley, Of the Mas
land parade here with his, $40 men II the Exee
%ecutive Committee would guarantee $1,000
sellto he present. Mayor Gilroy objected that
the Committee had no right to invite Gov
State appropriation. wherenpon some one re-
marked that the Federal aovernment Intended
was .thsrsfore dispessi Of. After so %"s'tdiin dis,
c~ussian it was decided to pay the Boston men
s 'iSs E%fis ss%% t Mensmsns t e %"a stts', Wanted
the city to givN them $500 to defray the ex-
ts1y ssS Fl h hIaii1a' \ gt q s," PsDs st1 ua tb T.. the Bat,
Sr ,ie " snvs anm St 2, the k E,is,sO %I %o srnnssa o" n
referred to the Xuditin9 rnmmittes win VIII
power. 1t was then announced that. prepara-
lions LHr the unwilling Of the statue had been
1T There viii he present about 200 marines
on ONT the i grand stand i, viii be- ':i the " Swedish i'q Min MIA
ter. Admiral Warden. who commanded the
S Ss' san De- M Estherea an tds rs %sny T # the s,s eIa sy viII
Re formally turned, over to the city by Col W.
the e mnnieip %nH g Sy pr ss deSsp fsal 3 bu 6en "a !b ns
Xdjit:asn i"Sin 1I,. Porter and Ms7or's Pr.
1 ~ r 's tdes's toid ' h,ens' ths. t :. w %"i%' rsvies
would be imnpo.sible Tor lin to Is present .a1' ut
the land rHrade on AEIil 70; because he must
staFt a tGF s"' tsaf S M1. 'N rie asK; h1 MoSia sr rS5,
n mt the q Tit .hs ss Hotef: Of A Ts. d a.. aGs Tt ~ s asE
bnll in Madison Square Garden on Arril ~.
x seG m naG m aerh be ,.vo Md il m, Porter ,nGid;
t n1sm %t,,sSrs sh Of thu tSi,Y navy Nu aDre msn s to he; T H
any men. Hat tie scbeme viii, be Proposed to
Menro % on ! y Apr'i y. . Gen Cen s louis 4 fl' ta'srnti
and Commander Miller were assigned to 20 to
Hampton Roads to see to this matter.
The hall committee met Mt the Waldorf in
tho afternoon. The tickets for the hall will be
on sale on Ihursday., They will cost SO: md
tickets will he issued. Applications for tick
Office.
The committee on decorations wanted Sl5.-
600. but were told to try and get along with
$4,000 The music Ia to cost 81. 800. There
will be n string orchestra md n brass band in
the main hall. and a Hungarian band in the
supper room.