New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16


WATER Profession
creased facilities for commerce and manufacture Tor
New-York City also. as the Harlem RIVER Is near
the centre Of the city since the best parts oil west
chester County have been annexed Inc "es' e"'
Of Long Island Sound forms a fine harbor ana the
opening of the canal VIII MAKE '"c ""'"o y" '
importance to the city.
Features Of the celebration will be two great pa
rades the routes OF which will form the Figure D.
large feet of small vessels will pass up the Nor'h
River before II m. pass the fort Lee '''''
al West One-hundred- and; twenty -ffthst.. ana on
TO the entrance 20 the canal At Spuyten buyVh'
where The United States cruiser Cincinnati Will nre
a salute In the notilla will be vessels carrying
the chief guests and officials. The hotlla VIII pass
through the Harlem Ship Canal from the hudson
River and down the Harlem River. end through
He'll Gate TO Oak Point The 'iahd pdtdue VIII
form near the North River about noon. and VIII
proceed through one hundred and-twcniy-hf th-st.
Fifrh-avc -and-thiriy-hfth-st.. Mani-
son-ave. across the Madison-ave bridge through
ne-hundred nd thirty cighih-si. Ni!s-aNe ono
hundred and-forty -nnthst. and other newly opened
streets to oak Point The two parades VIII be
timed so that the land parade VIII be passing over
the Madson-ave bridge when the ho'ila Is
passing under H.
colonel Henry A. Adams will be the Grand Mar
shal OF the occasion His chief OF stan Is tH"rd
=. Doher,y and the aids are General j. FREDERICK
Colonel Ketchum. Colonel y. +. Wright. Colonel
Ernst Hail. Colonel +. H. Conklin. Major hyde
Captain V NJ. Wilcox and Lieutenant a NJ Cud-
ner.
The following is the order OF the land parade.
which is 10 be divided into two divisions. 1t VIII
form Oh the south side Of One-hundred and-twenty-
hfth-st and Manhattan-st.. facing west. the right
resting on Hudson River
FIRST DIVISION
Grand marshal. Colonel Henry \. Adams with his a.
s,;, '.,,s, and nj e s'a'
Light artillery II ne Tinted states Army.
Governor Island Band
battalion Of me Tinted S'!iss ARTILLERY.
p,a Tas Of f'5 It, tald sl le1' Infantry
Department, section sho~ns The practical apoIiane,s and
the ae'gs S9rSY y, ,,, @ grrnn,-
s'vf e.. F Ic;ap;@~n Band
Chic, Bonn. and four IRE Engines their apparatus.
hook and ladder trucks
Park Department
Exhibits q. eNoucs and the h,ra of different climates
o Deiarimsn, 81 .h"rrs ana Win surgeon, and
Society for the Prevention q cruelty to Animals,
hors.s Win the methods used in conn'c-
uon herewith
SECOND DIVISION.
od Guard Band
OsceoIa cub
Niagara Hos Association
INDUSTRIAL SECTION.
Industrial -Hhlh,s-wi,h floats drawn ty four hoss'
showing '.ilora ana her attendants IN a c co~.r q
Two floats representing the production Of
Ice from water by chemical process.
Float shaving the construction Of heating apa"ne''
number Of noats showing the manuac,arr Of IRON od ,f
holding Il launch. with gas engines. etc. Hay and
'" four-horsc noa, with drum corps
Brewers exhibits.
Piano manufacturers exhibit.
Exhibit Of brewers apIarius followed by roof"s dressed
and other trade exhibits.
THE NAVAL PARADE.
Th. limited States cruiser Cincinnati viii he
chored In the Hudson River at the mouth OF the
Harlem and as the leading vessels enter the canal
a salute will be fired. The United states cruiser
Atlanta will be anchored in the East River. and
will fire salute the arrival Of the hotlla from
the Harlem The following is the order OF the pro-
cesslon:
co,oD. T. f"F'":nI sp Corp T. Corps.
Division flagship Engineer
Harlem Regatta Assoe.stion
ck y%aI feet captain hDe, Wa s;s d: es,ls
barses in the no,ia.
FIRST DIVISION.
p s osbon. Admiral. commanding.
Flagship. the tug baltimore.
steamer sIean-r % IT, Wcshsi" manner
Commodore Samuel Altman commanding the s'arDoard
SECOND DIVISION.
Flagship. Elaine This division will have on board the
municipal officers and other eminent guests The
steamer Victor viii contain the officers and member
Of the North Side Board Of Trade. and the steamer
Harlem viii contain the guests OF the Harlem ASso-
THIRD DIVISION
Captain Walter 4. Jacobs. commanding
Flagship L. :. steamer Mary. Steamer Refuge.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Frederick n. Dalzel commanding
Flagship f. H. Dalzell DIVISION officers s'aT CON-
modore. a. D. Valentine feet captain. J. NJ Cherry;
lieutenant. Frederick Russell. Aides. samuel l. Iomi-
r. g. Townserd. Frank. Nyack. jamestown. Charles
Runyon, II. p. Rawson r. H. Garrison. ". II. i'ent-
ley. Protector. y. Is. Starbuck Irene.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Edgar j. I.uckcnbach. commanding.
| Flagship. the steam yacht Now Then. Steam yachts
Charlotte TUNA MasIeth. and such others as may
| report to the rendezvous at spuyten Duyv on Mon
day morning.
| The steamer 4. j. Murray will be used az the
dispatch-boat. and c. f. Bolles will be the oficia
| photographer OF the day. The police steameri
| Patrol and Scandinavian will patrol the river AZ
| sisted by squads OF policemen in two naphtha
| launches.
| The ambulance fleet VII be under the direction
| OF DR.. Emil Heuel and the volunteer ma ine am
| bulance corps Will be in the Else. which will be
| used as the flagship
| The headquarters OF the naval division Will be al
the stake at the canal opening In the Hudson River
All people desiring 10 take part In the naval parade
| with steam vessels should report on board the
| Baltimore.
| Arrangements for the double pageant have beer
| made by committees of the North Side Board Of
| Trade. headed by General Egbert l.. Viele.
| A dinner in the pavilion at Oak Point will be
other feature OF the celebration. and about twt