The sun., 1902-02-22

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President 70 their oarrisgss by Fr'hSe hSe
RsaaTy B4OsaTyay toWaversy pS h%ayerey
place 70 Fifth Avenue through Fifth TEtl,% pSe1ye
owing TO the necessary conditions attach
Han 20 on sdf tRat OCCASION viii be strictly limited
to the Princes party. the Mayor and Alder
men the heads Of The the Msyor Gi,y P'RsTtmsses
IN will be useless for others TO seek cards
Of admission or invitations.
:, No camera w'h be allowed wiinih tne ponce
In the evening. the Mayor will give 2 adm dinner
WbIsb w she there pI,nSe %ll H be '1 ioS quests. ~
The Mayors dinner will be followed by
gala representation Hnr a. the Spn;s.a Spera; os fos
by the Committee OF Citizens appointed by
MILITARY ESCORT FOR THE PRINCE.
Major-Gen. Roe. to whom hae been left
the military arrangements for the Princes
visit announced this programme:
Feb; 2a...To be escorted By one Sns t5ooSR Of
70 tho irving Place Theatre at about 500
s"nia ss.tsssmcns ss The of PpSSs ABOUT
Sunday. Feb. 23-ro be escorted from
the yacht to the tomb OF Gen. Grant in. the
consist OF one troop cavalry from Squadron
A. To be also escorted TO and from the
soa by Re of
police will be required on both occasions.
.. Tuesday. Feb. 25--The Prince 10 be met |
House wharf, Battery, at $3.50 p NJ, and es- |
oorted 70 The City Han via Broadway 70 the
the north side Of the CITY Hall After visit
to the City Hall TO be escorted via Broad !
way, Waverly place, Fifth avenue. Thirty
fourth street To be escorted by Troop c |
from the yacht at about O'Clock to the Met
House HOUSE, and @ Subsequently to the yacht. 4
mounted police detachment will be required
zach q hefs sb be escorted from
70 be escorted TO various places in New York
Club az % about to $50 P 81; escort to conss;
Of Troop G Troop 9 will then be relieved
ron % 4. Who who viii escort escort The Prince 10 the ban
Quet OF the press OF the United States at the
Waldorf, and subsequently, to the, special
will be required at these various times.
Friday. March ITO be escorted from
about $50 p II. escort to consist OF Troop
G. Detachment OF mounted police will be
Saturday. March. s-The Prince to be
escorted from yacht TO dinner OF the Crosse
Deutsohe GsselIschaft, at about 7:5o, P. NJ.
detachment required Escort to consist Of
one troop Of Squadron A
Sunday. March Escort Of enc troop
Club at 1880 7. NJ. and return; also escort
g and from private dinner; AIS also p escort e
return e yacht. A mounted police detach-
a. |
will escort the Prince at all times while in
he street and that he will be under the care
II the police when going into any building.
GERMAN FLAo AT THE BATTERY.
Heretofore IL has been the custom on
Noshington's Birthday to raise the American
lag NJ the Battery. II was suggested TO |
he park authorities that out Of respect TO
he visitor tho German flag should he raised
With the American ensign below IL. Secre-
AIRY Terry OF tho Park Board said Yesterday ,
hat the German flag would he raised on the
all faQpole at the Battery and also on the ,
,agsta al OF the Aquarium when the steam
ship carr ying the Prince comes up tho
larbor.
MANY German business house. wore
decorated yesterday with bunting. The
Iteamship companies offices were conspicu
rus. The German and American colors
we're intcrwoven and in several cases a :
yicture of the Prince WAS displayed. :
Tho luncheon to be given at Sherry's at :
which the Prince 10 to meet the captains i
" industry IL TO be n very private AFFAIR.
MT some OF the arrangements have come ,
% light which 90 to show that II will be
n many respects a rathcr novel feast IL !
b understood that the walters. of whom . .
'hare Will be forty, are to re dressed in the
Itvie Of the court attendants at the period p.
,f the Georges. Special liveries are now B
being made for them. These attendants
Vii be stationed at the entrance when the
Prince and guests come in. II is said that
he special liveries ordered alone will cost !
lbout 5000. ,
Admiral Won Baudissln and the other ,,
,ffioers of the Hohenzollern were busy
getting things in share to re-
,etve the Prince. Again the vessels decks
,ad to be cleared of snow. Men we're also
,usy decorating the pier with German and I
american flags.
# 1t where the Hohenzollern is lying. A =
>assageway has also been constructed l
lroes the pier near the river end. This
. decorated with bunting in which purple
70 by this passageway from the steamer
IN which he arrives TO the yacht.
A telephone station has also been in
tailed on the pier, one OF the Instruments
icing in the Princes cabin and several
,thers in different parts Of the yacht. 6
Tho confusion as TO which passes TO the ,
pier should be honored by the police. who :
lave been cautioned TO be very strict in the
natter OF allowing porsons on tho pier, :
vas settled last night by Col, Bingham
md Assistant Secretary Of State Hill after
hoy had had a talk with Capt Titus. II
vas decided that passes given by Collector
3idwel would be honored as well as those
.ranted by Gustav II. Schwab.
POLICE sUB-sTATIoS.
A squad Of 100 policemen will be on duty ,
Z the sub-station at the Thirty-fourth
treet pier, which will be a permanent
institution during the Princes stay In
his country. Inspector Harley will have 7
harge Of the police. Capts Schmittberger
nd Wendell have been assigned TO the pre-
,inct and will do no other duty. they a
will have forty mounted men and sixty a
'atrolmen. IL
The mounted men will be used az an p
scort whenever the Prince desires one. I
he patrolmen will have regular hours Of /
,atrol which will be mostly on the pier.
Quarters have been assigned to the men 9
N the second floor Of the pier and 70 all in 4
ents and purpose they will be regular {
,recinct, the force having nothing else to
10 than look out for the Prince Three il
ereeants and three roundsmen will also s
70 at the pier. v
FRIENDLY SONS TO THE PRINCE.