New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-26
MARYLAND'S SONS As GUESTS.
,rcrprroHs AND 4 DINNER TO FOLLOW
THE DEDICATION EXERCISES
r,r, OFFICIAL, PROGRAMME FOR TIE UNWILLING
OF THE MONUMENT TO TIE MARYLAND
p.rp1oTs WHO FELL IN THE BAT

PATRIOTS WHO FELL IN THE BAT
TIE or LONG ISLAND
With fair weather Brooklyn will witness one Oh
the most noteworthy and successful celepra''o'S "
its history tomorrow, when about four huruIe'
N.rvlanders including Governor Brown ana HIS
s,an will attend the unwilling of the nonuieh.
% the MARYLAND patriots who fell at the pa'ue Vi
Iong Island on August a. lUt erected py III"
MARYLAND Society Sons of the Revolution Every
detail Of the arrangements has been completed
c,loral Iohn Y Partridge will be grand InaIshai
~ the dav His aids are Henry Bowers, CORONER
Robert r. Woodward Captain Wizard J." N"iuee'
Cartain Ernestus Quick, T. H. Barnes eeoise
I Fahvs Paul Libby, Timothy L. Woodrtn' Oii.-
ford I Middleton r. Erbsloh John l. HENS :. H.
Walbridge James Turner. W. a. Jameson +. ~
Peabody G; Herbert Potter and Edward r Luck
enbach all members OF his class in the Riding ana
Driving Club ~ ,,,
The parade or Tuesday will start at 25O O'CLOCK
from Fourth-ave. and ST. Marks Place thence 10
I-nion-st 10 Sixth-ave, to Berkeley Pace 10
Esghth-ave past the Montauk Clubhouse where
the Narylanders will review IL. thence 10 the faIK
and to Lookout Hill. where the monument s'ahus'
The line will be formed of United states soiders
and marines the l4,h Regiment Of Brooklyn the
Sons Of the Revolution. the Maryland troops. Grand
Army posts and patriotic societies OF Brooklyn,
New-York and other cities. The programme Tor the
day is as follows.
The Committee on Invitation, b. D. li,DS Sm and
y
the Committee on TRANSPORTATION. James D. Bell
chairman. together with other speciaiiy oeta.l.u
Fulton-st, at II a. m, and proceed 70 Jtrsey 'as
on the regu ar Annex boat When me Vis@rs Tr
on special boat. the steamer Aurora Nnaiy iur,
M Mssh,s Railread COMPANY viii furnish specially
prepared troley-cars. which. together with car
,be Street ~ Leading to- the Montauk club Upon
aighng from the cars the grand-marsnad o. ne
and escort the visitors to the club where they will
be received by the HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE mite.
lyn Citizens Reception Committee; stewart L.
Woodford chairman VIII men De be arss
for the procession 10 start. Immediately AFTER II
n W be taken to the reviewng stand in carriages
The parade will pass in review before the Governor
State .of Maryland. the Mayor Of Brooklyn. the
Mayor o. Baltimore ne Mayer OF ow,ne me
president general OF the Sons Of the American Rev.
the sons Of the American Revolution. the deputy
OF the president Of the Empire state society o. the
PARK Comm!ssoner and others. As the left OF The
parade passes the reviewing stand. the reviewing
the speakers stand at Prospect PARK music stand.
where the Maryland band WI welcome them by
the 2Sd Regiment Band viii respond by PLAYING
D NsTEaPSS By hS NY Margand band by
Columbia" by The 2sd Regiment Band o.,.
s Ste" L. L. woodford.
America" sung by the audience.
Presentation OF the monument by the president
% the Maryland Society. Sons or the American
Revolution Colonel v ill!am Ridgely Griffith.
Accordance Of the monument by the Mayor OF
BROOKLYN Charles 4. Schicren. who will cOnhde the
monument 10 the custody Of Park Commissioner
Frank Squer.
Response of Park Commissioner Frank Squer.
Address by Colonel George .. Paerre. OF the
Maryland Society. Sons of the American Revolu-
ton.
Hail, Columbia by the Maryland band.
Grafton by he president general Of the Sons Of
tn American Revolution. General Horace Porter.
Remarks by the Governor OF Maryland Frank
Brown.
Reply by the Acting Governor Of New York Lieu
fersnt-GoVernor Charles r. Saxton.
"Auld Lang Syne." by the 25d Regiment Band.
After the exercises at Prospect Park the visitors
will be taken troliey-cars ana in carriages by
the Transportation Committee 10 the Hotel 81
George In the evening al 1880 reception will be
given by the Brooklyn Citizens Reception Com
msttee which will be followed at o'clock by the
banquet.
A woman's reception will be given tomorrow.
presided over by A. A. Low assisted by the Rev.
G. c. Garter. Edward Barr. James S. Brownson.