The sun., 1900-05-30
WHAT WILL GO ON TO-DAY.
EVENTS SET DOWy ~ CELEBRAIi"'
or MEMORIAL DAY.
The military Parade In the Forenoon '"c
chief Incident veterans of Two "Ars y"
he Reviewed by the Go,ernor- tNe''',e'
In the thurche. and at soldiers "'"''''


he Reviewed by the Governor t
In III" thurche. and at soldiers graves
Fair and werner weather Il yr"dIcied 'ot 'o-
day, ana al indications point To the op>er 'a".0
OF Memorial Day on larger scale Una" !" 'e
cent year What with the parade IN 'he 'h'' !"
ing, th" usual services at soldiers graves !" 'he
afternoon, excursions arranged by 'he s'.","-
boot companies to almost every olh' VI II"
tcr"st within a days journey Of 'fls Guy, a
number Of dedication ceremonies ana V,ie"
rroSramm" Of sports, the pubhc M'' INV
plenty TO occupy it, attention. The celeora"ou
viii wind ~ IA the evening with exercises 'h
th" Metropolitan Opera House, where ora''o"s
Will be delivered by Senator DepeW anu en-
Senator David B Hill.
VI ?" than usual interest centres IN the Pai u 20
In I morning THIS is principally on" 10 ,,e
tact t'a' II will afford chance of seeing 'ho
veterans Of two wars marching together' Every
National Guard organization in TINS borough
will b" represented and will form one DIVISION
with the Regular army troops aS an e,o"I' W
ia" Grand Army men. The paraue VIII 'o' III
b'twrcn Fify-slxth and Fhty-nlntn sU'e's III
the streets just east and west oi rum avenue
The route Will be down Fifth avenue 10 "aSh-
ington square, where the live viii pe dlsihisSeo
At Worth Monument the marcherS VIII 10 re-
viewed by GOV Roosevelt, who VIII be escorted
by the Old Guard The Regular army men VIII
come first in command of Lieut. -'ol Care A.
Woodruff, seventh Artillery. There VIII be de-
tachm"nis Of engineers from NiileiS Point ana
West Point. Two batteries of tn" Seventh Ar
tiilcry, one from Fort Slocum ana the othcr
from Fort Schuyler, and two companies oi in
fantry from Covrrnors Island
Then will come the First and Fifth brgades.
National Guard, Major-tien. Roe, with stan.
commanding. Squadron 4, with MAJOR Brldg-
man, who was injured while on the way TO the
Cruton Dam strike. al It's head,wiil act a. escort
10 Alaior-Cen Roe The iiIst Brigade con-
sstlug # the ~cnty-sc~ona. Ninth and
Twelfth regiments. and the First Battery VIII
be- in charge of tiic -'ru Mctoskry Butt with
STAN. He will be- escorted bV a platoon OF th'
tIrst Signal Coris brg .Gen George Moore
Smith with staff will ha AZ the head nl IN" tiih
Brigade, = n,l~lluS OF the seventh, SlNty-hhth
Eighth and S'Seuty-irSt ; regiments Second
Battery and the First Battalion OF the Naval
Tho Grand Army post, viii be divided NJ
noting n, Grand Marshal The last two dyt,,.
ions Of the parade will be composed chiefly o.
the cadet corps from the various educational
institutions, and these nre expected 10 form
one Of the most interesting sections OF the
pHrad"
After he parade those who took part in It
VIII NSI tllC graves ana NOlu U'IUoTlHl SfI-
vice A. usual the John Dix Post VIII 20 To
Trinity Cemetery and hold exercises over the
gray" of Gen. John \. Dix An elahorai.
musical programme has been arranged and
llurbut, chaplain ot the fnpir" state Society,
and the Rev Morgan DIX, rector, Of Trinity
church. Grant Post S?7 will hold pHbiic
services nt Grant'~ Tomb 4 salute will be
fired from "A Nurshp anchored of the tomb,
which VIII be followed by the recital OF the
Grand Army ritual and prayer by Chaplain
4 ri Nnl- inlf (,1N
The iriend, Of DR. McGynn Will hold services
in Calvary cemetery and decorate his grave.
The religious .ervice will be conducted by
Father McGlynu'- lifelong friend, the Rev DR..
J. !. Bnrl,ril, assisted, by Fathers Thomas
AlcloushIin.. Thomas ) DnHey and Dam \
Burke Ia The Bronx the G. X men VIII
meet in EbhnV : Casino al lj6th street ana 81
Ann,- avenue, and take part In memorial
In tho morning the English classes of the
Baron de- llirsrh Fund viii hold patriotic eyer
C'se, IN the Educauonal Allianc" building az
East Broadway and Jefferson street About
five hundred children will TAX" part. The dedi-
cation ceremonies of the new building Of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association AZ Ninety
second ~tr"'t and LHyEEtuu avenue Will be- held
at 3 ~ o'cOcs The bulldng is he glii Of Jacob
II Sch.n The new buildings OF the General
ThrolpglCal SEMINARY, Holman Hand EiE"n-
hrod' Hail, At chelsea square aud Tenth avenue.
will he dedicated ty Bi-hop Potter N O'Clock
IN W." morning The Rev Morgan Din VIII de-
liver an address, which viii be followed by the
oowmnnccmrnt -Ncrci-e~ of he seminary
The church Tenn rance SoClelyS squirrel
Inn a, l3I RpWcry Wi ! have it, formal oi ening
in the morning i airns to rovd" good meals
a. ch.ap rate, and it, promoters are Of the
OPINION ihat Il VIII hr Il EOdscnu for the Bow
cry The inmates of the hlm-hou-e on Black
well Island will b" entertained by musical
rrorramm" by volunteer artist.
the steamboat companies have arranged 10
hand" lalC" Grove oI pleasure seekers Auy
number Of cNyurs. .ouS have been planned The
Iron Stea'-hoat lom' any will "ren II. Conev