New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25

As the Missouri troops move forward to Nasal sno
those of Michigan ihsr WIN advance on Maiden Lane
ihs Florida troops. From tho foot Of Eighth It,
snd hSst BiosGsay N New nqDss and
ST. to Cedar-st right resting on Wilfam-st reaching
As their mont is 81 uncovered by the movement Of
the Second brigade, NewYork, they viii advance oil
49, The Texas st o ,a5' Fro From Esh.6s Third
ave, through Third the Bowery and Pess acsnS
IN at rear noon 90 the They then oow
ment Of the Florida troops In this assemSipg r Inc
Sss rss, t or Msy se Of
e. Tho West Virginia trTpps a ar1% ssticb
Of the 70 S taS 1S
At u to psss rs ssga
IN RSvsry and ss. PsS,s ,h. IF
p pSsi,i ss at slshf 4 FsSsn g. on "''
their front is yncoyerSa Sy the s sayopc. on
TN pn @ se a fss' States above
Carona requested e take er mp. posWs at and md
troops ss the Of rs III o RsS sses ncnd
ins North Carolina, and those accompanied by small
sn to s sss' pos at
as their troops pass that point or IN the iono"ihe
oNer Tho Governor Of Tennessee after the Kentucky
| troops. ,.,u,o,, ,oons tho covernors NJ
Ai'sr issisenpi illinois, Alabama and Maine.
i"C C. After The Missouri troops the Governor Of
After the Florida troops the Governors of Texas
lowe Wisconsin, California, Minnesota oregon and
e. After the West Virginia troops tho Governors of
Nebraska Nc,ada and Colorado:
AS T TeT and d the Governors Of Utah New
Mexico. Washington Dasoss Arizona ldaho' Montana
90 The District of Columbia troops. From Brooklyn
by the Fulton Ferry TO rultonat .,,,.n, ,,,r,, ~,
the Bowery Doverst and soutb,st. to Fulton o.
From Twenty sixth-st near Ssvo1th-ave through 0n
sT n sys and sous to F,o"
twenty sevonthst and Tbird.ave. to The Twenty
ing train at Ii a0 NJ, 70 Fnhon.st Afsr these sss
| troops assembled at tho corner OF fuoh ,s anu
s South Sn sii ST g T sSs on scSna that
| point at IL AS a. M, and then closing up on inc
West Virginia troops as soon as the ISt1of are III
so The rmesentadon Of the LOYAL LEGION viii hl
west curb left resting on Cbambers-st at 9:4'
M Or the win form n G rna on on bnaSes
The Divisions of the Grand Army Of the RepmbLc
nS9 p ie %' Of so Ss y v
East Fiftoenthst, BROADWAY. East scventesnthst
Fourth ave- East Fomteenth-st. Fifth ave-. WsveJly
point line viii he formed through the entire route
ennmerared in double rank against the west curb Of
the 5O west curb Of FSuT'hayc }se scntn Gub Of
south curb OF Fsftcenht with any remainder massed
IN West Fifteenth right resting on fiftn-ayo f.,
assembling, the different subdivisions will be closed
much as possible ,s the dc depth Of comn 6Spg
mass: entering Broadway the companies will be
formed with not more than twenty, nor loss than Six
! tcen files front
| SO. AS soon the President enters the Sub
Treasury after the religious exercises at St Paus
the column will move at full distance. up Broadway,
Wsverey Place Ffth-ave., Eas, Fonrteenthst, Fourth
St. and Fifh-ave. to Twentieth;s, when 1t viii be
halted and line formed along the route enumerated
F1fteenth.st. the west curb OF Broadway the north
curb of scveueenthst the east curb OF ave;
the south curb of Fourocnth-st>, the east curD or
Fifthace. the north curb Of Waverlcy Place and the
curb of Broadway until the LEFT refs on 3
not remain in front of the line, but form on The rsht
Of their troops against the street curb so that the
front Of the line from Pine.s to Madison square.
Is the CARRIAGES have passed each regiment
wheel independently into column clos, on thslr iSar.
ing companies TO half dStanCe ana snvanc' p1Sp t
troops in their front; That portion OF the Column
tine move on broadway half distances, preserving
such distances until after passing In reVlew Ooioc
| the President.
After troops have passed in revicw they Will
not in of any check IN the movement OF the
head Of the column mah hm me or hnm as 20 uon b
troops her front in order that no delay may occur
d" 3D. The column win be reviewed by the President
Of Tho nted States from the Grand stand on the
cas-, side Of Fifth-ave OPPOSITE the worm Mohuhe''''
| Twenty-lfthst
While passing in review all officers in uniform should
carry drawn swords. Commanding oilcoli u d a.
| The sabre when passing III; commander in-ChIcL All
other officers carry the sword at tn shoulder as on
Army DIV sors not in uniform wli salute By remov-
ing the hal. Governors of state are ieque,Gd 20
salute. All colors Clip to NJ Chief
Ia order 10 secure uniformity OF salnt%, spcclH
| lie -Ite1 IN thpSp
Owing to The limited space in the vicinity Of the
reviewing stand chiN officers and their stali VIII re
In column at the head OF their troops aiter pass
IS. The column Will be disbanded upon roaching
Fiity.sevent-st and Fifth-ave in the ioiio"In1 ah
ner: -
a The U. S. Army Brigade, to the west on FIFTY
seventhst to wharf near Fifty scyenuist; eAcp I'm
turn south TO FOrty-nnih.st. and Gu route 10 'hei
b. The Naval Brigade to the east on Fifty seventh
st. to lie East River ~
C. Tho delaware troops: to the east on Fifty
seycni1l.st. 10 Tbirl.ave. 10 Efghth-st
d. The Isl Brigade. Pennsylvania. list and I'd Regi-
Regiments and state Fencibles continuing north on
The second Brigade Pennsylvania. to the west and
The Third Brigade. Pennsylvania, TO the west and
e. The Sew-Jcrscy troops to the Fifty
seventh-st. ..
seventh.st, Madson.ave, twenty -sixth-st. 10 East
River. .
| g. The OaSsachussrS troops TO tne west Oh TiiiH
| seventh.st Ninthave to Forty -fOurthst.
And also to the east on Fifty seventh-s' Third-ave
to Ffy-lft .
h. The Maryland troops, to the west of Fifty
seventh,st scvcn'h-ave 50 Thirty -ffh-., a. oa
e. Tho South Carolina troops, TO the east on
seventhst Third ave-. the Bowery 70 East First
ave-, to Chsmbers-st.
J. The New Hampshire troops to the east on Fifty
seventh-st.. MadlsoDove.. TwentyeiShth-st., Third
ave. to Thrfeenth-st
k The Virginia troops TO the west on Fiftysevcnh-
St. Sevcntb-ave. TO FOrty-ffthst.
l. The First Brigade, New-York, 7th Regiment,
north, up F1fD-ave.
Goth Regiment, east on Fifty -seventh-st., Third
sth. 9th list and 2od Regiments west on Fifty
sever.tl-st and by seventh and Eighth ayes 10 their
10Th Regiment, west Fifty -seventh-st., Ninth