The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LAND PARADE TO MOVE Atm O'CLOCK
~ THE MORNING..

| =" <hH MO""1N"'
Order of the Troops in Line-MunicipaI As
| .enbly want. : stand 20 seat q 600 Per
sons-HorRsn q siattsry's Modest Fee
| More Money for the Committee on 81 ands.
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The Plan and Scope Committee OF the Dewey
ceiepra'lph niaue announcer enonEe yes..iuu' III
tire,v The nronosad breol,,.t M Cl,remont.
.ie' VI. piopose" oro"N'aS. u. o' ~" ~,
than ia A. O. , Roa announces Tho ordsr
1T, l., : :, o..
squad Of mounted police.
| Commander OF the parade with stat.
| Crew Of the Olympia. $50 men,.
| invited guests, inclndng Maior.den. Miles, Rear
| Admiral Schley and Governors without troops, in
carriages: .,,,, .,,.,r AMMAN. =,
| his squadron in carriages
Marines and sailors of North Atlantic squadron
For Forty eighth Hich,.nders of Toronto, 400 mon
Gov. Roosevelt and stan; ..,.,
| Of BriuaSs commnndcps ~, 600 men ~
Second Brigade. Brig. Gen. James Meier; Forty.
r reysntn, l"en'S'h'ru anu
Fourth Brigade. Brig. Gen. Peter @. Doyle OF Buff
fa TSr -, pr,v,do prr .a.n n q o,,vsr ~ Albany.
First Bii gade Brig aen. McCoskry Butt: Seventh,
twenty ipsseond, Tweifth ana Ninth regiments ana
Fifth Brigade Brig. Gen. George Moore Smith
sixty ninth Seventy and Eighth regiments and
New York Eava, Militia. CommanderJ. W. Miller
c75 men and two bands and one drum corps of 20
m Sid Guard Major Briggs, 200 men.
a se9 % 1ersey. 200 men.
Connccticut Gov. Lounsbury, two companies OF
Governors Foot Guards, second section OF b.tsade
Second Regiment and Naval Battalion 1900 men
IN M an: two reoimept.. 200 men.
s%%I& SS Ss,.s,sn sSn MAJ,
S SsSsI two s'' 1sf4ss , "iti mem "' men,
Mississippi. Mississ,ppi Rides. rs men.
Florida, Aye companies. 25o men.
District OF Columbia two companies ana amou'
i" s ooIp,. ~ men n, Jobn Jacob Astor and
"H,or'"1,. heh'f co ,"'""u'"e' ooo mn
him to refuse any further offers OF troops as
the committee has already 10Y contracted expenses
amounting to about $500 moro than their ap-
hs TeGuess was
Stands said that bis eommitt t was si7,50O
short, and that some of the contractors wore
afraid TO begin work I'm III their money was in
si1ht go onno " incidentaiIv that Hor.
stands costing $40 600 would receive about
S..ioo as their Ice. Inc committee voted 10
allot $500 to nay tho extra expenses Of
zen VOC con nm wee psu 10 Eso inc
surplus OF the $4,000 additional appropri-
| to the Stands Committee The resolu-
specified that the SIT. 200 should be spent il
a stand for the Municipal Assembly and for
other expenses OF the cele bration. There were
| several mem bets OF the Municipal Assembly
standing, at the door, and when the Plan and
| Scope Committee adjourned without hav-
CToydSd fer S.ss stand for
made n rush for the Mayors office and
| told the Mayor that the Municipal As
Instructed him to call another meeting Of tho
Sers Of the committeo from their lunch e and in
an hour quorum for another meeting was OBJ
tained. Mi Guegenheimer. explained that the
committee had not COMPLIED with the specifca-
tons OF the Municipal, ,AssemhIys resolu-
stand had been provided Tor. The
previous resolution was resc!nded; Lewis
the s% inc a ana that the
Stands Committee with the. stipulation that
! out OF this amount a stand for tho Municipal
oae Ss Da the
scmSIy. which is composed OF eighty.nino
msmoeTs wnntea s' 9h for u 70 900
cared for as well as they descryad Council.
| make another oppropristion OF Sp5 900 on
| Tuesdny and that this wonld give tnopoy
enough for stands To seat school children and
| Ssterans Mr. NIxon's resolution was then
| adontsd and tho members OF tho Municinai
| Issrmbly with the nrnspnct Of mora than loo
| as,ts each went ont viii n satisfied air
| The stand Committee spent an hour I'm dis
| cussinC what thoy would do in cnse the
| Municipal Assembly gave them S25 600 more
| Thev niarneH 10 snanI il ali
| Tba Racantion Comn,ittaa hold anotbar
| mating hnbind cioSeI IooTs vastordnv n
- a;1 that - -, ~ ,boir 49, 49,. -
was sun n,at nipst ~ . liz, i..i'N MaS cuu-
| suneu IN ulhcusshE lne uliileuIty o afrunSIng
| Tor the presence oi near Admiral ShmpSon ana
Rear Admiral Schiey IN the land parade. Rear
| Admiral Philip was asked some time ago TO
make out list Of naval officers to he In
| carriages in the parade. The list which he
| submitted Included Admiral SAMPSON and an
| the nther nrominent wal officers Of the North
| Atlantic SQUADRON tbs nantains and promine Mt
| nninnrs viz hal fcnght with Ldn,irni baway
| a. ManiIo ana ~ RS Rsar A,jm;,ni ScLIav,s