New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
PART ii.
PAGES 13 TO IS.
,,rNORIAL DAY FEATURES.
ur PROGRAMME OF THE PRINCIPAL
CELEBRATIONS IN THIS CITY.

WILL. BE BIG PARADE IN TIE MORNING.
o,,n. SERVICES IN THE EVENING AND
spoRrs OF ALL KINDS ALL DAY LONG.
,..,.ance Of Memorial Day in this city will
' .h,s morning with the display OF the stars
he'n n.,nes on all public Aidngs and many private
sna ." ond with the decoration of statues in the
snc souares and parks AT ~ a m the paraue VIII
p0O"' covernor Morton and his staff and Mayor
esN" nu he escorted from the Windsor Hotel
suo"e "e,Louinc stand at the Worth Monument by
o,d Guard in time to review the parade
ne " r,,f,ieth-st the route OF the parade will be
f''' r,l.h,,e 70 Washington Square. the march
t" ,,r,s,ons saluting the reviewing officers at the
N W ,,,,unoenf. Chief Conn yesterday gave
s.rs 70 have a strong force or policemen stationed
e- ,ba route The mounted police, under COM
ps - co~yosn, Revell will be at the head OF the
p q, the parade The United States troops In
r'", viii ne commanded by Colonel Marcus
LAM and will include an engineer battalion
.ornanies Of the 18Th Infantry and two baf-
Wv 90 the l., Artillery. The detachmen, OF
~. from, the white feet will be commanded by
f.,, " S ScAey. of the New-York. and wv"
ClP'1"n .noers The sailors will land al West Fifth
eI and A. the time OF the parade some OF
CIV, hin. Of the feet will proceed up the NORTH
EVER and n'e
tal Grant. l,,., c,.-..
~. eatb Regiment. commanded by Colonel George
4"' sm,h will follow the sailors in the parade
49, 49, niu come Georss Won Setback. the Grand
-, .-. commanding nine divisions Of the Grand
-, ~ =, the Republic. The Grand Marshal Will be
N-". ,sd bv the squadron Cadet Corps the lss
...s veteran Cavalry and the mounted detach
~. ~ s,einwehr Post The nine divisions Of th"
me- ", srmy of the Republic will be commanded BY
'"' s,uou,ng marshals: First Division John
,... ,e sacond Division. John Unger; Third Di-
,-,.n pierce j. Butler: Fourth Division, William
,n.,. Fifth Division. Louis Mathot; Sixth Division
nrIo. Golden: Seventh Division. John j.
o,p.,sn Eighth Division Louis j. Dambmann
Ninth Division. Anton Andesner
The tenth division of the parade will be composed
=, o.sst orran!zations commanded by Colonel
Charles J. Wright The Baptist Boys Brigade. com
rapdea BY George A. Gale. Will be the eleventh and
les, division
after the parade the C. a. r. posts will decorate
,s,ues and graves many going TO the cemeteries
,or that purpose The Veterans Of the 7th Regi-
rsnt will decorate the 7th Regiment statue In the
morning.
Riverside Park will begin al 230 p. m. and General
N,nderson ex-United States Senator from Ne
haska, will deliver the grafton. The tomb OF Gen.
,ral Grant will be decorated by L. s. Grant Post
Of Brooklyn.
Mayor Strong will preside at the memorial SER
vices in the Carnegie Music Hall, Seventh-ave. and
Tity-seventh-st., at p. m. and VIII make an ao-
dress He will be introduced by Philip S. Sigli1,
chairman Of the Memorial Committee. General
Stewart I. Woodtord will deliver the Grafton. ard
ther. will be another address by Job E. Hedges.
Other observances will include music by the es'h
Regiment Band. songs and recitatons -,
The G A. r. posts OF Staten Island VIII nave a
and among the speakers will be Dr j. G. Alien ana
Sidney F. RawSOn.
The Peace Dance of the Association Of Tribes
1mDrOyed o
Park Coumbus-ave. and One-hundred- and eighth
Ct. at 1 p. m, and will continue, in the evening.
Sports which NewYorkers will attend to-day IN
Racing and Trottng-Morris Park p. m; Park
way Driving Club. 2:5O p m.
Baseball-Louisville against New-York. Polo
Grounds m and p m Chicago against Sf9on n
pennsylvania "lnelgbles" against 1 Orange Athletic
sss n ssna sni eeEs cuS rs
',fa YacStlRng~A.lantc IN Yacht Club Decoration Day
special regatta. l2:so p. m; Harlem Yacht Club an
Gab GI1 oSenns Ia % M ndln Mdae YaS u
Thrtyhtth-st. Brooklyn. regatta; Larchmont
a oSenng CnR 25 open
sail and review; Gravesend Yacht Club, opening
Golf-St Andrews Club. Governors Cup Tour
nament Ardsley Casino. near Dobbs Ferry. open
Emsford mem5ers MACH MoncaiT mssmbers 6T
tournament team match, with Gen Ridge: West
sAss chester Country Club tournament: Tuxedo Golf
Cricket-NewJersey Athletic and Staten island
cricket Club against Germantown. Livingston.
staten staten Island: Paterson against Manhattan second
eleven, al Paterson; New-York against Bridgeport
at Bridgeport; Brooklyn against Harlem. at Pros
pect Park, Brooklyn; St Georges Athletic Club
sgainst 81 Austins School. at West New Brighton,
Staten Island.
,Cyclng-lrv.ngton-A -AIiTlburn road race, at Hilton.
dSs Ssniury start run at m ron Ggc1s Ga0'
Miscellaneous Sports-Intercollegiat Associa-
TONS, annual games. Manhattan Field, p m: /:
New-Jersey Athletic Club. Bergen Point; Letter
Carriers games Jersey City Heights; Harlem
River Regatta Association. noon
The Young Mems Christian Association Of New
IorK City Will have an outing at Lake Mahopac
n y All the branches will unite in this outing
The chief interest will be in the athletic games
Ihe special train from the Grand Central sta
ton Will leave al 9l0 a. m.
Tnere Will BE- little doing In tennis to-day. The
majority OF the local experts either present or
prospective colegisns. and are in consequence
more Interested to-day in the Manhattan Field
games than in their own club grounds. No open
contests are scheduled for the local courts, but
cC cuo contests are announced by the Orange Tennis
siun ana the Fifth Avenue Tennis Club. AS usual
however, there will be numerous Informal con-
,e,s ,ss,s There will be no big matches to-day nearer
ma man New-Haven: where the cracks will night IT
0u' ior the New-England championship.