The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-28
Grand Naval Parade.

The naval parade took place after the formal dedication of the tomb and moved down the river in the following order:
 Rear Admiral Bunce, U. s. N, com'd'g.
 North Atlantic Fleet--U. S. S. New York (f1agship), U. S. S. Massachusetts, U. S. S. Indiana, U. S. S. Columbia, U. $. s. Maine, Puritan, U. s. S. Amphitrite, U. $. s. Terror.
 Revenue Marine-U. S. revenue cutters Dexter, Woodbury, Dallas, Hamilton, Win Light House Tenders-M Maple, zitanai, Cactus, John Rogers, Mistletoe, Verbena, Azalia, Lilac, Myrtle, Gardena and Ar meris.
 Foreign Men-of- -war-H. M. S. Talbot, French corvette Fulton, H. l. M. $: Dogali, H. S. M. Steamer 1nfanta Isabella, H. s. M. Steamer Maria Teresa.
 The following members of the presi- dential group were seated on the re- viewing stand: John Sherman, secre- tary of state, and wife; Lyman J. Gage, secretary of the treasury, and wife; Cornelius N Bliss, secretary of the na- wy. and wife; General Russell A. Alger, secretary of war, and wife; James Mo- Kenna, attorney general, and wife; James Wilson, secretary of agriculture, and wife; Major General Nelson A. Miles, commander of the United States army. wife, daughter and aide. Those who occupied the Grant family car riages also took their places: Mrs. Julia D. Grant, Frederick D. Grant, Mrs Frederick D. Grant, Miss Julia Grant, Master U. s. Grant III, U. s. Grant, jr., Mrs. U. S. Grant, jr., Miss Marion Grant. Master Chaffe Grant, Mrs. Julia Grant, Mrs. Fannie Grant, Master U. S. Grant w., Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris, Algernon Sartoris, Miss Vivian Sartoris, Miss Rosemary Sarto- ris Jesse R. Grant, Mrs. Jesse R. Grant, Miss Nellie Grant, Master Chapman Grant, Miss Virginia Grant Corbin, M. J. Cramer and Mrs. M. J. Cramer, and Mrs. Jesse Cramer.
 The diplomatic corps entered the re- viewing stand in the following order: British ambassador, followed by the French ambassador, the German am- bassador. the Mexican minister, Swiss minister. Danish minister, minister of Ecuador, Portuguese minister, Turkish minister, Belgian minister.
 The grand stand back of the speak ers stand was entirely occupied Among the well known persons in it were: Chauncey M. Depew, Archbishop Michael A. Corrigan, Judge Glider sleeve, Seth Low, Sheriff Tamsen, Gen eral Nelson A. Miles, Secretary of War Alger. Secretary of the Interior Bliss, Senator Burrows, President Jeroloman of the board of aldermen, Justice Beck man, General Benjamin F. Tracy, Colo nel E. c. James, Colonel John Jacob As tor Ogden Mills, Whitelaw Reid, Unit ed States Senators Fairbanks, Forakeri Cullom and Hanna, Sir Julian Paunce- fote, Congressmen Lowe and McClel- Ian. United States Senators Hawley and W. R. Stewart, Colonel William L. Brown, General Buckner of Kentucky Colonel Morris Belknap, Baron de Fla va. Italian ambassador; General Breck- enridge, General Weeks, General Gree ley and General Steinberg, U. s. A, and Bishop John P. Newman.
 The president was the first to enter the speakers stand, with barred head leaning on the arm of Mayor Strong He received cheers from the dense mass of people on every side of him, and when MT. Cleveland appeared leaning on the arm of General Tracy the ap- plause was almost as great.
 The president was seated on the right of the speakers platform with Speaker Reed, and on the right sat MT. Cleveland and Mayor Strong.
 The exercises began with the singing