New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
DEWEY'S PLANS CHANGED.
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! - 49,. hoe boar converted into houseboat
The Committee on Naval PARADE mas d. aiie ~
With T I Horsman, the kite expert, 10 CIV a.. az
oarial disnlav on Friday morning just before tle
! OLYMPIA leaves her anchorage. taIu' 80 49,,
kites flags and streamers Will display wv -
sand feet in the air, the National nag an! - -.
,rords "Welcone Dewey" As the parade starts
the boats leading Will send up coihphatIonr -,
dems extending two miles on piano W'ce. ,,r
eight steamboats, in the parade Will ne sem ~
tandems of different styles and kites ana ar
ships. all stringing the National Hae an noorth
Admrars home pennant. From the r Oh sisnhargo
anchored off Grants tomb. Kites WIZ of
thousands of American flags in the loii" Vi ="
Mayor Van Wyck has signed the ordinancec;
which is now law, permitting the piacIns %
.r,,nLs Nv wagons along the curb line Of streets
intersecting and adjacent TO the line Oh ma VI
of the land parade. The ordinance says Una, ~
two trucks shall adjoin that the streets siIa'l
NOT no blocked that permission TO station uuchs
mist he obtained from the Chief Of Police, ana
that all such trucks must be removed "l'ii'ii
three hours Of the dismissal or the uoope'
PLACES FOR THE VISITING TROOPS
General Roe was hard at work yesterday ar
ranging for the quarterng OF the visiting troops
BY tomorrow he expects TO begin the soiu'ioi
of the problem of assigning to each organization
its place in line. The general assignment mas
ALREADY heen announced but the specific assign
mont cannot be made until all the organizations
intending to take part have sent In their names
Governor Robert B. Smith Of Montana mas
written TO the Reception Committee uecilhlne
the invitation to be here for the Dewey recep-
ton In his letter he said he is about to WISH
San Francisco TO meet the Montana troops re-
turning from Manila, and that 1. r. Coihhs' thc
State Treasurer, will represent Montana al the
New-York functions Governor Daniel w: Jones
of Arkansas wrote that official duties VIII pre-
vent his attendance Senator Cushman n Davis
wrote from St. Paul. Mimi, accepting the city
invitation. ,.. :,
The Committee on Distribution OF Tickets is
still receiving applications at the rate OF n thou
sand a day by mail Some OF the appIcants api
pear TO have no idea Of the fitness or things. ana
evidently have not read the statement or the
Committee Stands that only thirty Thousand
seats are to be provided The secretary OF tne
Manhattan Pharmaceutical Association "Tote
asking for two hundred tickets.
Captain John Cornock Of No ia Fourth-aVe''
Brooklyn, wrote:
am veteran Of the war with Mexico and also
a pioneer of California. At the capture OF the CiJy
of Mexico ffty-two years ago. fought by the side
OF obd nheTs we1t 10 the Sam Antonio gate Of the
city OF Mexico with Captain (aferward Generap
Nv wife and myself both seventy-fve years old,
would like TO participate in the Dewey reception:
Captain CornOck will get seats for one or the
official stands.
Work on the arch is progressing rapidly and
already it bears some likeness to the work OF
art that the Sculptors Society intend TO eX-
hht to the city on September 20 and 80
Nine Of the sixteen giant statues or naVal
heroes are already in place ana Jchn u A
Wards quadriga Of Victory" is being put up
call TO Arms" which was constructed in the
Madison Square Garden all the group pieces are
being constructed in the inclosure at Twenty
fourth-st The columns of the approach are
nearing completion, and the gilt balls that are
to be the foundations Of the victory pedestals
are in place far Twenty -eighth-st.
THE STANDS IN MADISON SQUARE
It has been decided that the official reviewing
stand is to be at Twenty -fourth-st., just north
of the arch and west Of Ffth-ave. on the same
side Of the road still nearer the Worth monu-
ment will be another official stand. Opposite,
on the east side OF Fifth-ave., Will be the state
stands Nothing has been done as yet toward
erecting the city stands but crowd Of men
under the direction Of Ryan & McFarren, the
contractors. began work yesterday on the state
stands.
The Committee on Music and Fireworks had
meeting yesterday in the council room In the
City Hall. A letter from SOusa promising to
give New-York a great musical treat was re-
ceived and filed. On motion OF Councilman
LEIGH Rep). Of Brooklyn. 1t decided that
If the Board Of Estimate approves the extra ap-
preparation Of So, 900 authorized by the Assem-
bly, $1,000 OF il shall be expended in i'm
proving the fireworks display designed for
Brooklyn. One of the added displays is to be
given in Highland Park in the Twenty-sixth
VI q and one IN Tompkns Park in the Twenty
third Ward.
President Guggenheimer as chairman Of the
Committee on Refreshments has approved this
menu for the Sailors smoker to be given at the
Waldorf on the night after the land parade:
Oysters. Bachanel style: Bouchees cromastie with
peas cold ham: corned beef lobster salad; potato
salad: herring salad: biscuit Tortoni: tutt frutt;
ding biscuit glace; biscuit Bellevue: coffee, cakes;
beer. whiskey Appolinaris. cigars and tobacco