New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
c1-pERB NAVAL DISPLAY.
continued from First Page.

-.o,,e into sight in the darkness. the fantas-
nS" .,ras being marked by strings Of lights.
tic o"S tho earliest to arrive was fleet of tug
Amo"e .,o,ring to the Lehigh Valley road. Then
boa'S 49, hinge lighter Manhattan, upon whose
ea". uas strung a triangle OF white night
del''s d.. Boat after boat arrived until th'
lhn'e' -, shore TO shore was crowded the big
wae' 49,, hoats with their three and four rows
exc"S c".S,ou-bued lamps taking the centre of the
OF '" rd most OF the smaller tugs budding
s.,ber at the Harlem slue
toss t ueople Of Jersey on the lower Palisades
' s M pains To express their appreciation
spa, mighty gathering. All along the shore
OF % ID honfires and red lights. watchtires OF
s'eA.,a-rooney hosts. Then there We're strings
'ne NE, lights and red. white and blue lights
o. 90 shore on the New-York side shone the
o" ,,.,,lv lighted windows of the Claremont
Dill, o''" ohoye the monument. and Of the Hudson
."Ep poat clubhouse. at the waters edge.
o." Eort Lee Ferry Company had some Of the
..,.s, nier iumnations of the night. 1t
Wv ~. Fort Lee side. and consisted of a gable
'" White lights. beneath which were multi
.,,,aa red stay. a pink crescent and another
pink star.
on THE ROBERT GARRETT.
,r. tho excursion boat Robert Garrett,
.,.d from, stem TO stern with Brooklyn Re-
vu,,,caps arrived at the starting point II was
r.,oved with cheers. 1t bore the Kings County
nanublican General Committee and guests. as a
,.rss ssn Of bright letters indicated.
whats the matter with Mckinley? came
Tho enthusiastic occupants. and the reply
Nv, w. hack from thirty tugs He's al right"
The Katharyn and several other tugs carried
.-...narencies which gave biz. red pictures OF
no,d dollar. Every time flashed
,o-,b cheers filed the air for minutes
wor-r were the crowds on the different YES
80 they passed the time good naturedly
iii I, came the turn of their respective boats
- an irto line A mother in one of the tugs
"a risled bringing her infant out. and the
,.rsr frightened at the blazing lights, cried
.non., cry. Bryan: you'll get over H." came
.xor wag. whereat there was a shout OF
laughter. .,,
One boat flashed successfully the letters spell
INC mckinley and Hobart. Protection and
prosnerity." and the sentiment was greeted
with loud hurrahs
rna er., boats started down the river about
S15 all OF them being at that time lined up
s,one the Jersey shore foi q distance of more
than two miles
ORDER OF THE PARADE.
III. order Of the parade down the North River
was as follows:
Admiral Jacob W Miller, In command Of The fleet on the
Ts ;qqessr9n es S99sed S9gs 81 s 5ess TS6ms eo
captain Restless. James Ellis caraln. X j. Moran.
NJ Holarn. CAPTAIN lanes a. pa"9n'' "s"rs7 f1or
mins csp,sn. ana George l. Ga'iioN. Warm
fed''e '''''''' FIRST DIVISION
Rsar-AdmiTa AlnnG Rsl,b M 1t " Peaec c5mui.nlus
the hs. squadron. Genera Socam an ShG,E vai,
c5joh ispi h'1inF':' e w Day csn s aesea'. s6o6oa
Charles Connie captain: Rashesief hawafd s!'nn.,
sSen SssE c:G,ge Ja%s'sTn s1n apan Rmra F Lui6sf
asn apan R fssPo saisy captain % seam s5srs bayoh
Harrington captain Gshcn G , l,aian ,Sbahs
Lowell NJ Painer. charlie Mue-ly captain. Cnarle$
lspian a. Sfqn Enpeor Fnp Sr'sl MaSc5a Arr5w C. sowr
Champion J. W. Husted and r W hey"e
SECOND DIVISION.
v.i' Aanrs . pa,z~ Fr; eamm9"4 mi ,amm,na ns
inc frsi squadron. steamboats, George STAR. : f.
n..e s 1.a.. sa':' E Nsre %i II I ps''eo csp.s aa4
FIs'He BnrTolghs captain seam isH'eT l M'phS p.
4 Iohossn captain. barge 4 j. Wicox j. sshui,
Tswsrd NJ Tinrnlns DSye f,ocse captain: Governor
X & Hogan captain A-i2sa H.irs; cap'@n @d,,sr j.
k,ss captain: 9 ) Nv5,d George sbe-fan csp,aln.
. RAYMOND H Jane.. captain. u. = Moor ~
m saP"q d1. & Rs'sR'' k d:pr EwsT
Nar5 FGIs is35o HgI9" ysr is,,a ngsjsnS
AlsAander Marphy. eaptaia: =: C. narress. warrsen
William IL Beard John Lewis cap,sin: E1celslor.
rhomss Fame car.a'n. and VILLAIN l.. Ferguson
Bis float with iranspar"ncies and fireworks.
THIRD DIVISION
Rear ADMIRAL T.. - More. jr. commsndns
trsl squadron. s'camt.a Mercedes. Brown captain
Moore scav csptaiao II y packer "'Ic; Hems,itei
ca & opa, f9c c"Ps,p; qsr C. c,S,siD NJ So.
y Ss Sg2man captain 10 ~ RAY captain ana 30.
tain: 80 u. sioses. captain 80. u Hillary cap
Aroma Nils Border Ci,y. samuel f. sisei and Ad-
mira; ue6oats lanes Watt and ". r. Reed and
steamboat Foslin. Nichols captain
FOURTH DIVISION
ssanboa, Elb@r5n T j. schoonln%ker oommandns the
frs. squadron steamboats, Pleasure BAY and r. ".
ssos, 5 'f Wsm sees sree ' hoG .1s = Fd@e ans T.
Crosby. Ira ". Hedges. Edwin Terry, The Reindeer
". wa.neu-n, Ward, eap,an; + u Mead Donayan
captain y Cord,s. Conk.n cspiain: John Fu,ie,
captain: McCsldn Bfos. =. r. Ci,'"r captain: Gar
Jams W Arc5cy crossmSn Ediy ~ Gsrrison ri ~ Kerar
Fannsr7, captain. W. II Bentley Daniel Flannery
captain. W g. Ncol Thomas Fannsry. captain
- D.nnl, Valentine. +. 4 Butler captain: 6 n. Iot,er
" $ Hi. captain; Howard Carroll. W. Flanmty
Terror G Pslmatier, captain; : H. Mcdonald. VIII
i,m Walker captain, +. T. Levy. j. a. Welsh cap
40 DISORDER APPARENT
There was no disorder apparent anywhere al
though OF course. II impossible 10 dis
tinguish the character Of the boats at LITTLE
distance because Of the brightness of the lights
0owered over the rails. and for the reason
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