New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

Ii HUNG CHANG TO ATTEND a bosNlEO->
AND A DINNER. TO SEE THE CIVIC PA
RADE AND RECEIVE AN ADDRESS.
To-dav.s programme arranged for il Huns
Changs entertainment begins at an early hour 'his
morning A committee from the various foreigh
boards Of missions OF the United States Will at y
O'Clock through its chairman. the Rev. Dr. r. r.
Ellinwood OF the Presbyterian Board or Foreign
Missions. present an address TO III Hung Chahs
at his reception rooms In the Hotel Waldorf. Inc
address Will be congratulatory and ggateiui III
character; congratulatory for the immense work
the Viceroy has done for the advancement OF
China: grateful for the great friendliness he has
shown American residents. and especially Ameri-
can missionaries IN China. Among the members
OF the committee who It is planned will be present
are the Rev. Drs. Judson Smith and w. s. Lang
ford and II. n. Cobb and A. Il. Leonard
After the presentation OF this address the Vice
roy will devote the Of che morning TO receiv-
ing those who may call upon him. At noon ne
will take rest of about hour and have
slight luncheon.
At about o'clock the Viceroy and his suite will
leave the Waldorf in carriages. escorted by mount
ed police. so the Merchants Club downtown.
The Viceroy will be entertained there at luncheon
and there will be large gathering Of men present.
Mayor Strong will preside. and Governor Morton
has signhed his inteltion OF being present
The Vceroy and his suite will leave the Mer-
chants Club at o'clock and proceed through the
xayly decorated streets of Chinatown on their way
to Union Square The Chinese residents OF the
city have been looking forward with great pleasure
10 this visit
After seeing mis- countrymen who have adopted
America as their home. the Vceroy and his suite
will proceed 10 Union Square where the reviews are
Arrangements for the municipal show at Union
oude the parade of 500 policemen under the com,
s"s his sta Hr SS' in the parade viii be Followed closely
by the bicycle, squad and the mounted squad
ser ing mem %n'" under M '' Captain weseryet captain
Kirchner. Captain Brown; Captain Martens Cap Cap,
and aana captain ;D5in bona Donald Grant. Grant.
SS Of ISa M ss
Robert J. Wallace. Of the East One e-hundred and
VAN Of the West One hundred and twenty hfths,
station. The police after passing N review VIII
fU irving 1S"F Place. where they will dsband.
After hey have passed by second con ala alarm sp OF
haps by Ii Hung Chang. The Fire Department ap;;
paTau viii ID from fro SdTs ose WSese AM AM
exhibition drill will be given. After the drill ex-
eson roinr m Is FoTha~e to and then
to their quarters. After the nremen disappear me
cleaning men IN T av snd
where they will be dismissed They VIII he under
Gushing who yesterday gave out the following
order OF march for the parade =, = c,,.,,.
and aids Sweepers, commanded by District Su-
perntendent saalye; divided into twenty squads
of tweye men each, commanded by section fore
men. and in the following order I'd. Sd. 4th. 9TH,
9Th. 7th sth 9Th 10th and llth districts foreman foreman
w p Rafferty, commanding stable Il, Foreman r
NJ Allison commandinr stable A. Foreman NJ D.
Frizzel commanding stable III.
Two sweeping machines IN operation VIII Driis up
the rear The column will be formed preparatory
TO the march East Sxteenth-st. the head rest
ing at Union Square. ~
The orders say that the hose carriages may
be decorated and stable flags and prize banners
carried. but that no cigarette or other s"'oh''s
will be allowed. tn . O..
After the review the Ambassador Will return " "
the Waldorf and have slight rest ana repa.st
before setting out for the dinner at Demonico >
given i'm his honor by the Chinese Consul ana mer-
chants of this city. There will be about one nun
dred and fifteen persons present at the dinner
among them being Il number OF invited guests, IN
Guiding Governor Morton, Mayor strong, Coiiector
Eilbreth Police Commissioners Grant ana An,
drews ex- x-Secretary Of State Foster and General
monlcos has been decorated for the occasion after
a plan prepared b. the Chinese. who have exerted
their originality with striking results. The Nceroy
will sit at the head of large round taDle racing
the entrance the hall and the assembled diners
Opposite him will SIT the Chinese Minister, Yang
YIN Upon this table will be three centre pieces,
large dragon. with bronzed outspread wings and
golden body. standing on rock; Cninese
chariot and a floral piece. There will be twenty
nine persons about this table.
X adiating from the centre to the corners OF
the hall will be four tables at each OF which Will be
seated eighteen persons. and from each or the TWO
sides Of the will protrude table seating seven
of the Viceroys suite The decorations about the
walls and ceiling of the hall are elaborate and
artistic the Chinese flag being prominent feature
everywhere An orchestra will be in the balcony.
public entertainments. only about an hour