New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25
GENERAL SCHOFIELU'S ORDERS.
COLONEL CRUGER APPOINTED CHIEF OF STAFF
DETAILS OF THE MOVEMENTS OF EACH
CONTINGENT AND ITs PLACE
IN THE PARADE.

IN THE PARADE.
Nlajor-Gencral Schoiield chief marshal of tho
military parade, issued his general orders yester-
day TO all bodies of troops that 10 take partI
He also appointed Colonel :. '. X Cruger his
chief of staff, and ordered his recognition as such
by all the participating forces. The general order
which gives the details Of each cOntlngents move
mentS before entering the line. and It's place IN
the parade, is follows:
Headquarters OF he Chief Marshal Military Parade,
New-i0rA. April "a, 1eoe.
/. The following directions arc announced for tho
assembling movement and disbandment of the forces
of the Army, Navy and National Guard, the organLa:
tlons OF the Loyal Legion and Of the Grand Army OF
The Republic participating IN the military parade OK
the 3Oh inst, in honor 0f the Centennial OF the
Inauguration Of George Washington as President Vi
the United States.
. Tho fore, Of the Army, Marine Corps and
Navy VIII form the leading division, and VIII be
followed by those of the several States IN the order Of
the Unon by lh6,e of the District of Cclunbia, and
10y those OF the Territories IN The order or their
Organization as below enumerated.
g. The STAFF OF the Chief Marshal, except the aides
previously assigned 10 special duties VIII assemble
ns to the Chief Of siad 1hsc aides assigned to
special duty VIII report 10 Saptan Blunt at the
4. The battalion OF L. :. Cavalry win move from
Forty -nnih.s and Eighhave. by Forty -ninth.st to
Broadway then south on on broadway to point ,usa
will be the escort Of TIE Chief Marshal.
3. The Brigade O1 The L. D. Army under command
OF Colonel Il. l. Dodge, 1lth Infantry, including fho
Cadets OF the Military Academy, the battaons OF ths
}d, 18th and 9TH Artillery and Ilth Infantry and
Light Batteries Il, 4th Artillery. and F. 9th Artillery
will form az the Battery and move up WhitehalI-st
and Broadway until their right rests on WalLst =,
which point they Will reach ar a. IN. Light RAJ
terry G. 81 Artillery, from Forty -nnh-st and Eicbfh
ave-, will move III Ongh Eighth ave- Hudson-st Cham
bcrS ST.. Church.si and Trinity Place 10 Morrsst with
right on Broatway. which they will reach AT S 80
a. M, then taking their appropriate place in the u 81
Army brigade az IL passes up Broadway
d Tho u 5. Naval Brigade (iuchIdng the Manns
Haia!lom VIII be formed AZ the Navy Yar Brooklyn,
ana moved via the Brookiyn Bridge. Chatham-st and
Nlluaw-st' 10 beavcr-st., with right on Whitehall
ana be formed IN. Coentcs slip by :l5 a. m. and
ihel move promlSy through Pearl 4. and Broad St
10 haVcrs with right on Mhitehall-st., left massed
III ifONi,st above St0ne-st After their front ts
Wneoycred by the passage of the Army Brigade up
H mn,dehai 81. they viii move through Bowling
mtveh, battery Place and Greenwich-st to Morfs-s
Army Brigade.
=, q. The Delaware troops. From Elghth-st and
Ihlrlave to the Ninth station OF the Thrd-avo.
elevated railroad, and by that road 10 Hanover
SYuam, then east To Pearst., 10 the intcrsecuop
OF Bcaverst, and west Beaver until Their nghe
rss on William-s.; entirely by marching tnrougn
Thirl-ave., The B0wery, Pearlst. ana EcaVorse,
until their right rests on Willlam-st ue movo-
ment Is made by the elevated road they VIII comnehcs
taking trains at AS a. M. 4 by marchns' 90 ro 80
governed as Ia be In position by $780, a m. SNoS
their front Is uncovered by the passage OF inc n.y.
Brigade. they will move through Bssvsr'st' boWnpA