New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
TO ACCOMPANY THE GUESTS
A II. STEELE ANT OTHERS GOING TO
WASHINGTON.
TIE rRisIplTT ANp HIS rAR1s TO USE THE
PRIVATE CAR or TaE PRESIDENT OF THE
--xxsyIJ ,St, EC MEMrrRs OF THE

,aa,hori u steele secretary of the Committee on |
TRANSFORMATION will leave this city for Washington
tonight and will make his headquarters at the Ar
unson Hotel where he will remain until his return
,,h tho guests on one of the special trains that
.ovo heen arranged for. Tomorrow the men who
lave been assigned by the Reception Committee TO
70 10 Washington TO take charge OF the invited
oe.s will start for that city. The special trains
eorv4v,rg the guests 10 this city will leave Wash
,ncion al 1880 O'Clock on Monday morning arriv-
49,, -. >,ovr-york about o'clock In the afternoon.
rbo Reception Committee has arranged for special
t.-rvboats TO meet the train, and for carriages TO
he I'm waiting in Jersey CITY,
rno president with the members of his family
"a b,e secretary will occupy the private car of
rrcsiden, Frank Thomson of the PennsyNania
purood Two other Pullman cars in the same
.rsciol train over the Pennsylvania Railroad will
carry the Diplomatic Corps with secretaries and
orvants Among them will be Sir Julian Paunce-
to,e British Ambassador; J. Patenotre. French Am
..ssador. Raron Max Won Thielmann. Ambassador
iron, Germany; Baron de Fava, the Italian Ambas-
.ador. Senior Don Matas Romero. Minister from
MEXICO: senior Don Julio Rengifo, Colombian
charge d Anaires Senior Salvador dc Mendonca,
.ra1n,an Minister: Senior Don Antonio Lag"
,-riaga Minister from Guatemala; Senior Don
Tomineo Cana Minister from Chilli; the Chinese
minister Yang Yu: the FRS, Secretary of tho Rus
sian Legation. NJ. de Woant Niscount de Santo-
Thvrso Minister from Portugal Dr. Martin Merou.
Minister from the Argentine Republic; Toru Hoshi.
,ster Senior Don J. d. Rodriguez. Minister from The
Co,,ral American Republics: the Belgian Minister.
count C. de Lichtervelde Senior Don Joaquin Ber-
,ardo Calvo Minister from Costa Rica; Senior jose
,ndrade Minister from Venezuela; Ladislaus
1Ionrelmiiler Won Hengervar Austro- Hungarian
Minister: J. y. Poda Swiss Minister; senior de
LONE. the Spanish Minister; Constan'in Brun. Min
,.tsr from Denmark: Francis NJ. Hatch. Minister
iron, Hawaii; Senior Don Luis Felipe Carlo. Minis
yer from Ecuador.
OTHERS on THE TRAIN.
The Grant family. consisting of Mrs. Grant Mrs
xelre Grant Sartors. Algernon Sartoris, MISS
vivian sartoris Miss Rose Sartors: the Secretary
of state John sherman. and Mrs Sherman 'he
secretary OF he Treasury. Lyman j. Gage ana
Mrs GAGE; the Secretary OF the Navy. John ID.
long and Mrs Long: the Secretary OF the INTERIOR
Cornelius y. Bliss. and Mrs. Bliss; PostmaS'er-ue"
4rsl James = Gary and Mrs. Gary; Attorney Gen
oral Joseph McKenna and Mrs. Mckenna the Sec
retarv Of Agriculture James Wilson. ana MIS-. WI
con: Rufus w Peckham of the Supreme Court and
Mrs Peckham. will occupy other Pullman cars OH
the train
The specia train over the Royal Blue Line of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad will bring Nice-fres-
dent Hobart Speaker Thomas T. Reed. the generals
Of the United States Army. the admirals OF me
Navy and Genera. Lorgstreet.
Colonel James r Branch. commander Of the Sons
q Confederate Veterans. has received iet'er
from General j. b. Gordon. OF Georgia, saying that
he cannot accept the invitation of the organization
IN be its guest till he reaches New-York. as he is
under the charge of General Dodge.
GREAT NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS
The Local Board of Steam Vessel Inspectors. in
the Federal Building. has been swamped with APP
pncations made by owners OF tugs for PERMISSION
10 carry passengers on the day Of the dedication.
Under the law the carrying and constructive ca
pacity Of tugs must he Of certain standard before
owners can get o Psrmb for f iRe aPeePions
hsve haap nd indications
OF scores more this week. A tug can carry any
'ordlng 10 It's size General applications have been
received from the owners Of private yach's LOT 'he
cqnsSltng with the Mayer ESt the has c0 Pnasd
IN uniform. for service in keeping the highways
The Committee on Programmes has decided TO
limit the number Of the official progranihts 70 oe
sain on saturday at ncwsstands and ticket agencies
in the city and its vicinity the price heing % cents
e3TThr The Committee on Naval Affairs has placed at
ne dsE9sa OF Tess lee Room no. o. III at e Wado
Hoicl 10 be used as meeting place and clubroom
"2 5e ' tSgPa V Invitations 10 the reception the
waldorf for Wednesday night have been issued.
EXERCISES AT THE TOMB.
The official programme of exercises at the tomb
has been slightly amended Its final form is as fol-
lows: l. hymn "America'-"My Country lis oil
Thee: 2. prayer by Bishop j. p. Newman; g. hymn
Of thanks "Old Netherland FolksCng' I, address
by the President Of the United States; ). sta
spanged Banner Grafton BY GSnerq Horace
Porter pres1.n OF tI III he monument by Mayor
strong; ; .Haleluiah Chorus" from Handlers
BY tbr Chorus under Frank Damrosch and the as;
semtlage in the vicinity Of the monument Is invited
r the exercises the Peoples ChNra sI Tn ion 2 16
the ora,oro Society OF Ne"1 orR NIL SHE Wacner
with words specially selected for the occasion; 2.
"Battle Hymn of the Republic
~ -Drac
States the Diplomatic Corps Cabinet, supreme
Court Mrs Grant and family and the specially
invited guests Of the city of New-Iork VIII assem-
be At the Fifth Avenue Hotel at a. m. April "a
ana Will proceed at $50 a m. to the monument over
the route designated for the march Of the parade'
Squadron A National Guard. State Of New-fork,
acting as escort for the President OF the Inted
States: four mounted aids each from the Army OF
the Tennessee and the Loyal Legion and detali OF
for comrades from George G. Meade Post g. A. X
Philadelphia in carriage as escort to Mrs Grant
and family; all under the command Of MaJor-Gen-
eral Daniel Bltterfeld, representing the Grand
Marshal
General Dodge yesterday issued the following spe-
cal order:
The following suppemental paragraphs TO Gen
eral Orders No are published for INFORMATION
and will be observed in the formation OF inc COZ
FTst-so much of Paragraph vi as relates Fla In to
the formation OF the Fourth Division OF the MIL
tary Grand Division is hereby modified so as to
Inc cadet military
mand OF Captain T. L. Zalinski. L. s. A., VIII con
s,itute an Independent cadet military DIVISION re-
porting directly 10 the Grand Marshal, ana Is mere
BY assigned position in column immedlateE, ioI,
loving the Veteran Grand Division. II VIII iolni
In close column right in front at 2"0 p m oi,
Eishteth-si. head of column on BouIeVaro, al5
march as soon as the Of the veteran 1rauu
Division has cleared IT'S head.
The United States flag will be raised at the Bat
tery a. sunrise next Tuesday by Christopher X
Forbes. a descendant Of Captain John Van Arsua'c'
-
GIN ATE TO ADJOURN
J Washington April 22-Although no formal action
has been ,aken an understanding has been reached