New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
IN MEMORY OF DEAD HEROES
THE GREAT PARADE OF THE cp.xn
ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
TO START AT \. M.-DIYIsIONs To TAKE Dan.
OTHER EXERCISES OF THE DAY

| Day parade. II the day Is fine. as the we,,h..
prophets now promise, the column VIII be an i'm.
posing one. Grand Marshal f. p. Doher,y a,..,..
by Adjutant-General Waldo Sprsgue and the cr,,s
Marshars ades-de-camp VIII direct the torm,,I..
Of the line, the right Of the various organlz,,,o,
taking part resting in Flfth-ave The "Old Quart =
| under command OF Major Thomas T. Sloane a.,
the Guard OF Honor. the escor, TO the reyiev,,.
officer. Mayor Gilroy VIII move from the w!nt.,
| Hotel at $50 m. The column Is timed to starr =,
| a. m
The escort Of the Grand Army. composed q, -.
| regular troops under Colonel LOOMS L. Langs,,
will head the column. followed by the marines .,s
! sailors from the United States ships IN DOR, and ;,
the Navy Yard. The Engineer Battalion wifi NJ
commanded by Colonel William b. King. and N.
batteries Of the lst United States Artillery by Mar
John Egan.
The 9th Regiment OF the National Guard will IN,
out. Colonel william Seward. the e9th Bat,a.,,
Major Edward Duffy. and Troop \. Captain Clare,
F. Roe. Troop A Cadet Corps viii act as person.
escort 70 the Grand Marshal \ detail OF the ~
| NewYork Mounted Rifles VIII Sergeants W II
Armstrong and Michae. schapp color guards WILL
as usual, escort the co.ors Co,onsl " P Waltz,
and his Mounted Veteran Battalion will esco., ,hs
Past Grand Marshals The Grand Army posts VIII
march in seven divisions as follows:
First Division. J c. W. Narshai-Posts 40 H. "a
49, 10 100 and q
Third Division. >, q HYDE, MaF'aa'-Po'ts iso, 1884, g.
Fourth Division. A. Newherger Marshal-Poss 50 ga
$40. SO and il3.
Firth Division. J. NJ Gano M'f''a-Poss 2e aa
sixth Dlvi.ion-Pos,s - AZ. SC. 2'5 $50 and a94
81 81 ii3. SIS and CO..
The Eighth Division wi. be composed Of veteran
organizations camps OF Sons Of Veterans, and var.
t-. o. .~fs~
hanty Marsha.
PUPILS ~ THE PARADE
Highly interesting par; OF the parade Will b. tn.
Ninth Tenth AID Eleventh. divisions. commando
by Captain F. L. Za.iaski, L. 5. A. retired; con-
posed Of New-York pupils. from The public and
parochla schools. The Tenth Division viii b
made UP Of the Bapt!s, Boys Brigade, under Act.
ing Brigalier-General Isaac p. Walker The New
York Military Academy. Observation-Disclosures.
VIII have the RICH. II the boys column. headed By
the Academy Band.
The Formation OF the Grand Army divisions W.T.
be platoons Of we've front half distance The line
OF march will be down Flfth-aye. 10 The Worth
Monument. where marching salute will be pad
the Reviewing Officer The column VIII proceed TO
the Washington Arch and dismiss
Chairman Philip :. Bg.in. Secretary E. J. Atkin-
son and General y. ". Day. treasurer Of the New
York Memorial Committee. were busy al Room No.
T. In the city Hall all day yesterday making hnI
preparations Tor the days exercises.
on THE REVIEWING STAND
Mayor GLroy when he reviews the parade Tia
morning viii have with him Controller Ften.
Colonel George b. Mcclellan. president OF the Boar
Of Aldermen. Corporation Counse. Clark PRESIDENT
+ p Barker Of the Tax Board Commissioner ~
r nv ~ the public Works Department Presi.
dent J. j. Martin. Of the Police Department PFes'.
den, J. Sergeant Cram q the Dock Board and
most OF the heads q municipal departments
II Is expected that there viii also be upon nv
reviewing stand General Daniel T. slck.es Gem
eral Horace Porter. General Wager s~ayne' usa'
eral Daniel Butterie,d General Arson IT, NcOo'.
General Franz Sigei. Aimra! Bancroft uheisu
and stan. General John NewtoA Genera! r. = D.,'
low. Genera. Fltz-John Porter General Martin l.
Ncvabon John II starn. Postmaster Charles W.
Dayton. Appraiser Bum ana Judge N''e' "
Wyck. OF the city Court .-..
Colonel william F. cody. better known a. Du',
faio Bill" will act as aide-ie-ca.np u 'nS
Marshal mounted on his famous horse paNe'
The usual services at the tomb OF Gene,A
Ulysses s Grant, at Riverside Park WIZ ~
place beginning at 2:90 p. m. |. 5 Grant Fose w
so7 ~ Rrooklvn and S,enwehr Post, No w. OF
this city. will take part EN-tnted states pisu.. ..
Attorney A. W. Tenney. OF Brooklyn Will 'e"'~
Tvpographic Union No. Will unye ne hor al
Greeley statue in Greeley Square, broaIg,Y' AXE
Thirty.third-st Horace Greeley Post W. wiz Rlsso,
Potter. and congressman A. J. Cummings WI" "
lanes c. Rice Post. No o. will after the psI,sriis
proceed 10 Woodlawn Cemetery ana noI n n Vnresn
services az the graves OF comrades E. v,hs ronu.
POST No SO7 viii decorate the grave ani tns ssrusl
ment 70 the memory OF Past Commander san sIv ~
MINES and other comrades OF the posi- '-''
Hawkins zouayes Association Will dsSSTa:Sd E
grave Of Colonel r A kimnaa s6 IN he present
Noah t. Farnham POST. no. gS, will MAKE MAKE rs h,
first appearance in the parading collnh M seventh
IN m. THe posi- of T She Pro'e
Athletic games will be held by The pa" 81 Cen.
the New-York City Asylum for the Insane a. w.
The Memorial Day evening services will iaSs Fly
"a usual Ar Music Hall Seventh-aye. ana ~, al 10
seventh-st The Memorial Committee mas ,ssSSrsnn,
Tbs nr y, officer viii Be- Posmaser c6sr;es
Dayton, who on being lnr9auy =, Reno Post. 10
OF ,He tbe Rev Henry NJ Gaahr The mus sys
programme is believed 10 he one ~ me me srrse
presented on Ike occasion A n9ns Miss Nina
lions Miss Marcela h G9. sp psrey ccn.,,
Charles " Adams baritone; Conrad bsn.I Ar,huf
Edouard Remenyi vi9lnis,i; ,e S Giee club q
twentv-foIr voices Besides these. MISS ,cniiion.sn
ner Wood and little Edna Springer =,
w" The actual opening Of the Yachting ssasCa or
begin to-day when the Atlane r 1etS Yacht cus
ID
viii hold receptions. opening sans I nav. openil
The Atlantic and Brooklyn clubs " hhits club WI
sails down the bay The SeawarhakIs aces and
have club catboat and naphtha launc ,nr nav A
a reception al the clubhouse AZ Yacht cub VI.
have an opening reception. ana IN me clubhouse TIE
fleet will dress ship IN front OF 'ne
Harlem Club will hold regatta
THE LINCOLN MONUMENT DECORATE
The Lincoln Club OF New-York ana o.' ~. statue
cations OF old Greenwich Village met a. and ser
Of Lincoln in Union Square last evening ,s anil r.
vices to his memory were he'n. .-.d brrl.
Tracy. ex-Secretary OF the Navy =, Lincoln
Sesan procession headed by the . a@ss'
corps in blue uniforms and l.s wes same 70
shakos and c ShoIrs Of the suvans, r.. Cesdsr
ZCn church and R E1asar cs" savage
saiP 9Th! q r' Star spansled Banner" and -.
God, TO Thee -, r,,coln MonumenS In.