New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
TO WELCOME THE BIG SHIPS,
I PLANS FOR THE M VAL REVIEW
AMID BOOMING OF CANNON TIE WAR YES
Sells WILL COME.
THERE WILL. DE NOISE AFTER THEY GET 1iEIE'
AND on THE ZIG DAY TIE CITY WILL
IL NIIS.

FOR Il.
war drama that /, take place in the harbor oil New
Yori tbs week: and everyone who has read me
Tribune during the last several weeks. 'spc''"N Vi
Aprl . and II. has read what the plaN "io w W.
vL., IA, several scenes comprehend, ana what the
voices from $50 cannon mouths VIII TELL me 'n
tire rrogramne Of the naval review was p"DS"'u III
The Trirrnc on April D. and other de'''lS' 'o3e'n'r
,,,, Ga, name and general description OF cach "c'or
,r vessel that Is to take part, were published on Ap
III The sight Of forty war Vessels. twenty -'"i'' Vi
which viii be representatives, oil IoFc'5n u"'
I.l3-2 tons Of war,hipS. carrying "a g"lls-"'ii
IN inspiring one the real cannonS s'hdlns lor'" mn
hrirht flames and bridging the North kNer VIZ" I"
- .. u,,,,, fire will be a noisy one and the echoinG
-, .h. $50 distinct fringS will roll along the ran
s.d,-s toward storm King. and down the N"TIo"s ~
whore the ocean leaves Colnmbias lcc' anu O" "
,be suburban retreats, and real wariiors-m'" ".'
lader.-in their bluc and gold uniforms Will gVe ''c
inlay brilliant and fascinating dress. The voice" VI
the salut's 10 be gwen uy tue io'''o' "
vessel, will shout
"Colun bia Columbia. 70 el,ry afi'e, IT,, -,
The queen Of the world and the child OF tic sN'es'
Tho nec, now living at Hampton Roads VIII start
for New York morrow. and will get INTO rc'c" 4'
,nution of sandy Hook on TUESDAY carr! - -
eu,.r Tx the main channel soon AFTER o.io ,iIa
,n ,imr 10 anchor in the Lower Bay on 'hc 'o' ~
ord before 6 o'clock p. m. The places % "' .ai
g., en-. .evcroI vessels have been plotted DIV 'ap"'."
r.aaor,c, Rodgers. the Navy supervisor OF inc po''
ra zach sin will be- pilocd TO her place. inV w.
Gels will lie under banked fires UNI" 'l' aan, i
fwclnesday) morning. and then VIII ~ w. rho
-. nchors T., hc weighed abont 0'cocK. ll'c
ec., will then pass up Into the Nortl hN'' d,l
aud o.,ked by lines Of patrol steamers ~ No.
!, ,ro columns with COO yarus sP"'' "
.., -, the placcs Indicated 10y huoys aoo N"iu'
or, The extreme right OF Inc NV ,y,h.t
uprivcr extreme. will be oppo''e .r, s,oop
-, nix no,it,on Will be taken bv the oa o'''r'
otwar Enterprise. at present Inc hn"'.'. COM
y, V,ss,.husct,s ia command OF cA-Licu''"' -,
-, s,,ov Four hundred yards l" 'Ne iva"
49, rn,ornrisc will be the three Columbus car N,n
- choir prototvpes--the santa Maiia LIMO D.. ,,o
.r,o, , snacc of 500 yards VIII pc rs ~ ri
,os,,,on Of tho Dolphin. upon when VIII u. o,. ,hc
Am, and hi, Cabinet md TIE TWO si"'' ,u lao MON.
Iualc and the Monmouth. upon VIII" w" n,,omo,ic
-, ,,,h houses OF Congress. and the D'po 'o
C,n and the Governors of states -. siy,b
., =, ,ho laval fleet proper will be OIL E'5"'s ,n
:, and the American vessels VIII " -, ,..es.ls
,.arr., the Ncw-Jcrsey shore. whiie u' ''
will be In the column toward 'he NV The Brit
,,,crc will be two foreign vice adii'ial, n.,.,
- ,.,o ADMIRAL Sir j. O. Hopkins. ana Inc h"S''"''
,tc. Admiral Kornakon--thcrc has been SUM -,
ZION as TO whom would he gwen 'Ac sy' a,, monrins
,l,, is the right Of the lne AS H"', . 49," pu.sion
arrived at Hampton Reads In auVa"o' Vi a., r,on,
commander he will take the SENIOR Pi"'e' ~. ~, iht
bis Nacship having the leading position N w., pear
- Nv eastward column. with the Phiadeip'n NJ
,au,rol bancroft Gherardi, commanderlh'eI .'i' ,.
pos,tion No. in the westward 'oi"",,' 80 ord
,,a u,ake will come the Australia, Masci'i'ic ,"1
-, In Tho order named. seniority OF coini"'Au'
Of squadrons will govern the poSlnohs VI wv ,ru
h,ns I'm the right-hand column. The same ro'e "'
49, Tn tho left hand or American cOlnhlh
N.xt in rear OF the British vessels, Ill u'' a.5
hand column. will come the KuSSIh h"e''P 49,,
Donskoi followed by the General Ao'',"' IN -,
r,.naa Roar Admiral de Libran being the senior VI
rho
" s rri,;sh I'm this order Jean Bart, The lassiuP
,h ,r.huse and Hussard. The l'aliah Snip' r
Giovanni Bausan and Dogah VIII CONF ".N' ,,.a
,d,,,r,l Nagnagli being on his hagSmp 'ne h'''"
ur,yu will bc next in rank with the Aquu"o'i,
I'LL, and Jiradenies, in the order named Inv"
,ho sn,nish vessels, the Rena Regente lhla"'' ''
,a xneva Espana will line up next Germany, WIZ"
.n x,iscrn Augusta and the Seeadler. VIII pfoOaDS
bring ND the rear Of the rieht'hand column
Tn the left hand or jersey shore column, next al'er
the Philadelphia, will come Rear-Admirai ~ H. a. a.
u,nham', flagship the Newark, and immedm'eF Ill
tho reor the other vessels OF the hrst sdiiu'o" as
tuous. san Francisco, Baltimore, Atlanta, Behhns
ton and bancroft Then will come the second squau
ron In command Of Rear Admiral John IT, "aN,i 40
tollows Flagship Chicago, CAafies'o"' Ion"
town. Concord, Nesuvius. Next III rear WI. :"
,h. Argentine cruiser Ncuvc dc Julio, the lioiiahu
crpiser Van spovk the Mian,cnomoh ana the OuS"-
ono Tho lower end OF this fleet will Dc about oppo
bite Thirtieih-st ,., p,o- q, ,bo
.uchoraces and the ManionOmOh Plssc" the bd''cN
the statue OF Captain John Ericsson OF Monitor i''e
win be unveiled with appropriate ceremonies. Colonel
William C. Church, Editor and one OF the owners VI
The ARMY and Navy Journal" and one 81 the 'ru'-
tees Of the Ericsson Monument Association mas COIL
Melted the arrangements for the unveihhs Inc s'a''
IN it, pace In the Battery, will be draped Win Hhe'
en and swedish flags. and tho exercises OF uhveihhe
viii begin AT as near IL O'Clock on the morning Oi
abreast OF the Battery the crew will lie called 10
quarters the marine guard VIII present arms anu
n salute OF twcnty-one guns VIII be hred' Al u'
same time the statue will be unveiled What Is known
a. the swedish Guard IA company Oi the l4lh hegi
p,ent composed almost wholly OF that nauohahtyl ana
eighteen swedish societies will participate an ode b.
Ing sung By a chorus OF 300 swedish voices.
President Cleveland will arrive in tie city froa
Washington on the evening OF Wednesday, ana VIII
lie escorted from jersey City 10 the Victoria Hotel.
Thursday will be a day of glory, welcome day
when Freedoms banners will greet the suns rays
and when chcerfuly they will play with The morning
breeze. Along the river fronts, ON pubic ana prl-
yate buildings. on merchant vessels ana ierryhoa's
flags will be- display ed at the rising Of The sum- Bu'
the SIN Will be up ard the people ought 10 be, %bt II
will e reared tie bunting o. the war vessels Tor 'h'
Navy Regulations have an ronclad rule that the day
for toyousness does begin until o'clock and a,
that hour there will be unfoided flags and pennants
at mashcad. bowsprits. gafs and In rainbows along
The entire line. The officers on the Navy shps VIII
appear in special fun drcssthat Is, the swallowtai
double breasted coat buoned 10 the chin, with lis
full complement OF gold lace the sleeves and col
lar trousers with gold lace stripes down the OutSd"
seams chaGeau. cpaulets and full dress sword and
belt: the enlisted men In regulation blue uniform, and
marines in the full dress OF the soldier. There VIII
lie q large patrol fleet, the flagship Of which VIII be
the torpedo boat stiletto, In command OF Capia"
Frederick Rodgers. the Navy Supervisor Of the har
lor and this feet will De distributed as 10 form
an impassabls Gordon from the NewYork shore One
hundred yards above the line OF anchorage OF the
Enterprise west TO 100 yards from the line OF the
icf,hand squadron nearest TO the NcwJcrsey shore
thence 10 100 yards below the left Of the fleet, OIL
THIRTY. fourth-st thence 10 the NcwYork shore.
This Gordon Will De established early as 9
o'clock and viii keep that part Of the river closed 10
all traffic and passage until after the review has been