New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22

Rev. Wilson Highmoor. chaplain Staff Surgeon
Alexander L. Christie, Paymaster Frederick G..
w. Taylor Staff Engineer George B. Alton, Sur
eeon Richard c. Munday, Assistant Paymaster
Bertram H. Wo )dman. Engineer Gilbert G.
Nicolson. Assistant Engineers Henry f. Bell and
Thomas II. Soper. Midshipmen Percival 8. Rick
cord, Edmund l.. B. Lockyer, Henry p. Smyth-
Osbourne, John A. Fellows Hugh r. Stickell,
Clement L. Long Quintn p. Preston-Thomas.
Arthur B. 8. H. Master, Reginald F. Gore. Geof-
frey B. Harrison and Reginald L. Hancock,
Naval Cadet John p Yule, Harry N. Jolliffe,
sistant clerk; Gunner j. r. w. Thompson. Boat
SWANS Anthony H. Goathy and James Lyons.
and Frederick c. Hartland, carpenter. Other
guests will be the members of the Royal Com
mission, which arrived on Monday on board the
Talbot
General o. o. Howard commander Of the Vet
eran Grand Division. the G. A. R. and Sons OF
Veterans, desires to announce that in order for
all the veteran organizations comprising the Vet
eran Grand Division to view the parade and re-
ceive the marching salute Of the Military Grand
Division, II will be necessary that all comrades be
In the positions assigned to them by 10 o'clock
on Tuesday morning. The available space on the
West Boulevard is SO limited that the column will
have to be formed in the side streets and massed
under General Towards immediate direction, on
the west side of the Boulevard, between Sixty
first and Sixty fourth SITS, and this movement
must be promptly conducted, as General Gren-
VILE NJ. Dodge. the grand marshal, with the head
OF the column, will reach that point according to
the present schedule, at II o'clock. Organza-
lions arriving late on the ground will be COM
PEELED to wait in the side streets until the Vet
eran Grand Division marches.
GENERAL FITZGERALD's ORDERS
Brigadier- General Louis Fitzgerald command
ing the First Brigade. has issued the following
order for the formation Of the brigade on Grant
day:
General Orders No
The brigade will assemble IN full uniform on
Tuesday, April p. to take part in the Grant
Monument Inaugural Parade.
Formation will be at 10 o'clock q. m, in close
column Of companies as follows
Twenty-seventh-st. east Of Madson-a ave-. 9th
and 7th regiments.
Twenty-e eighth st, east Of Madison ave-, list,
69th and 9Th regiments.
Twenty eighth-st. west Of Madison-aye 22d
and 18th regiments LIST and I'd batteries
The commands will In this order Join the col
umn in Madison-ave.
Commanding officers will report to the brigade
chief Of staff at Twenty seventh-st. and Madison
ave-
The Signal Corps WILL report at 9:3O at the resi-
dence Of the brigade commander.
The Naval veterans who will take part in the
parade represent every squadron employed in
the Civil War. and many OF them are still in the
service to-day. The Naval Veterans organized
National association in 1885. since which time
forty-two local associations have been chartered,
Some
OF the men In line in this parade have served in
the United States Navy for over forty years
and probably will end their days under the
Union Jack.
The Naval Cadets have been organized seven
years, and are commanded by Captain B. f.
Ropelow.
The Vermont troops who will como to New
York to participate In the parade will be
brought 70 this city in fourteen Wagner cars
The troops will be quartered In the train and In
the yards at Weehawken. and early on the morn
ing Of the 9th will cross the river to Twenty
third-st, march to the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
where they will be Joined by Governor Grout and
his staff, and from there they will march to
the street which has been assigned to them The
horses TO be used In the parade by the Governor
and his staff have been procured by Quarter
master-General Gilmore at East Orange. Gov
ernor Grout has invited Colonel W. Seward
webb, Of Sheburne; Colonel Robert ]. Kim
ball of Randolph. and Colonel Edward Hatch
Of New-York City.to act as aids upon his staff.
One Of the preliminary features Of the visit to
this city of President Mckinley 10 attend the
Grant Memorial exercises, Will be a reception
rendered to the Chief Magistrate by the New
York Alumni Association Of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity and Columbia University
chapter Of the order. The reception will take
place at the Windsor Hotel on Monday evening
at o'clock, after which dinner will be given
by the fraternity at the Hotel Waldorf. and
while there is no assurance that the President
will be able TO attend the feast, II is hoped
that he will be present.
The Reception Committee OF the fraternity IL
composed of DIR. Russell Bellamy. chairman
DR. Henry Graham McAdam and NJ. Oscar Fem
back.
President Mckinley is a member OF Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, and Ia personally acquainted
with many Of the members Of the New-York
chapter On March 3 the chapter presented to
him jewelled badge which he wore the
lapel of his coat during the Inauguration cere-
monies. DR.. Bellamy on Tuesday received a
letter from the Presidents private secretary
appointing the hour Of p. m. on April 90 for
the rpcoptiOn.