New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-30
Mid San to Shine on Memorial
PGrGders-Other Celebrations.


the day. In addition 10 these there will be many
events Of seni-religious or civic character
MOI in keeping with the sentiment of Memorial
Day.
The military parade will. Of course, be the
chief feature Of the day. The line of march will
be from Broa dway and 10Th street TO S6th street
10 Riverside Drive. 70 S8th street where it will
pass in review before Major General 0. o. How
ard The reviewing stand Will. as usual, be
the Soldiers and Sailors MonSnent the parade
being due to reach it about g: so o'clock. The
parade will be organized as follows:
TvelGth United States Infantry.
r-n,ss s+s- oT 9 Al,en e M h.t.,e.b,,
Rhode Island
MAJOR saaadr6 6as Res 3 HeBar and staff
Escort 10 General Roe
srigadier General George Moore Smith. commanding the
First sgnal Corps
Seventh 9th. l2th, 6ath ISL Pigments and ambulance
Grand s 4sE # W 5s T Rsgge,s posts
EtS Sfies 9aa corps Spsy Of 5 oaaetz
Twenty years ago there were more than sixty
thousand Civil War veterans in line, but to-day
there viii be scarcely more than twenty-five
hundred TO form in 10Th street. Among those
who will be in the reviewing stand with Major
General Howard will be Mrs. James Lawton,
daughter Of General Robert Anderson, the de-
fender of Fort Sumter.
Captain Simpson Hamburger, of the Grand
Army of the Republic, will be grand marshal.
and General c. B. Loud will be the adjutant gen.
eral and chief of staff. Grand Army headquar-
tiers will be at the Hotel Regent.
Immediately after the parade elaborate cere-
monies have been arranged 10 take place at the
monument. Professor Tasweu will lead high
school choir of one hundred and fifty voices in
singing THE Battle Hymn of the Republic" and
America" General Loud will deliver the ora
ton.
In the evening Governor Hughes will preside
at a memorial meeting in Carnegie Hall.
All the schools in the city will be closed to-
day. many OF the large stores will close, and'
as il IS a legal holiday, there will be no banking
Governor Hughes and Governor Curtis Guild,
5r., Of Massachusetts, viii deliver addresses al
the second unwilling of tablets, at $3.50 p m, IN
versity Heights. AT P: m Governor hughes
and his military staff will be the guests at
luncheon Of Major and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Cross
set, at University Heights
The cornerstone of the new chapel at Kensico
Cemetery will be laid at 1:3o p. m The chair
man at the exercises will be the Rev. DR.. David
James BurreIl, pastor Of the Marble Collegiate
Church. After him will speak the Rev Dr.
Robert Stuart Macarthur, pastor of the Calvary
Baptist Church: the Rev Dr. Ernest NJ. Stres.
rector of St. Thomas's Church; the Rev Dr.
Henry Evertson Cobb, pastor of the West End
Collegiate Church, and the Rev. Dr. Andrew
Cillies. field secretary of the Board of Educa-
ton for Freedmen's Schools of the Methodist
\ Church There Will also be an extensive nQslcdl
programme, and James +. sutton, president OF
the Kensico Cemetery viii speak. Special trains
will be run IN the morning to the cemetery from
the Grand Central station.
The special Memorial Day feature at Coney
Island viii be the military reception at Dream
land tonight, when the LIST Connecticut Regi
rnent of infantry and the 18th Regiment, coast
artillery, Of Brooklyn, viii be the guests or eX-
Senator Reynolds. The visiting Connecticut reg
irnent viii also take part in the Memorial Day
parade in Brooklyn to-day
Special cars viii carry the militiamen to
Dreanland in the afternoon. The men will be
IN charge Of Colonel John Hickey who is the
guest of Colonel David E. Austen of the Brook
Ign regiment.
military ball will be given in the Dreamland
ballroom in the evening, when the soldiers will
also be reviewed.
The biggest athletic event of the day will be
the rowing regatta Of the Harlem River Rowing
Association in the afternoon The number of
entries and events makes this regatta the great
est in the history Of the rowing association.
Another parade, the first Of its kind ever seen
in this city, will be the first annual workhorse
parade Boston idea-under the auspices of
the Woman's Auxiliary Of the s. P c. A More
thar two thousand horses have been entered to
compete for the many prizes. Only hack and
cab horses are barred, but no horse that is dock
tailed, lame, sick, thin, CALLED out Of condition
or otherwise unfit for work will be entered.
The Bronx will have its own parade 1t will
form al Alexander avenue and 18th street at g. 80
a. N Theodore Weberg will be grand marshal
and Albert H. Baisley adjutant general and chief
of STAFF The line will be composed as follows:
United States Captain George Il. McManus
9Th Battalion Infantry. y G. ~. Y. Major E F.
a. - Austin commanding . -
q Battery. -. @ y. y. Major David Wilson
commanding
veteran Association. le5;h Ne% York Volunteers. ID
sS5eSt and oTr T 3eaf Posts
Fife and drum corps
Sons OF Veterans.
Public school and church cadet companies
President Haffen will review the parade at
Mckinley Square
IN Brooklyn the members of Mansfield Post
vl attend memorial services at the South Sec
s ora Street Methodist Episcopal Church. where
the sermon will be by the pastor the Rev.
Frederick Sanders. Members of the post Will
then decorate the graves of fallen comrades
buried in the Brooklyn cemeteries.
Many Of the leading transportation lines and
tourist agents offering pleasant outings for
to-day Among the trips the New York
Centrals trip TO Niagara and return, the Lacka,
wanna's 20 Niagara Falls, Ithaca, Delaware
Water Gap. Penn; Stroudsburg. Penn, and
Cresco, Penn; the Jersey Centrals Mauch
Chunk, Glen Onoko and Lake Hopatcong,
and the Fries TO Shohola Glen. The steamer
Homer Ramsdell goes West Point and New
burg. The Ola Dominion Line has trips to Old
Point Comfort, Norfolk. Va, and the jamestown
exposition. Thomas Cook & Sons offer tours of
several days each 10 Atlantic City, Niagara
Falls. the Jamestown exposition and Washing
ton. Thomas Il. Hendrickson has three and
four day trips 10 Atlantic City, Niagara Falls.
Boston and Plymouth and 10 jamestown In
the afternoon the steamer Mary Powell will
leave for West Point, and her passengers may
return il the early evening the Hendrick
Hudson