The state chronicle., 1893-04-08
PROGRAMME OF THE REVIEW
SECRETARY HERkERC GIVES THE
MOVEMENT OF THE FLEETS.

MOVEMENT OF THE FLEETS.
ce1ved vn Board the Dolphin, Where,
After the Review, the Flag Officers
VIII Be Entertained By Mr.. Cleve-
land at Luncheon--ihe Other Ar.
rangements.
The Washington Post announces
that the Secretary Of the Navy has
decided upon the official programme
OF the review Of the United States
and foreign ships Of war which by
act OF Congress will take place in
New York HORROR on the 9th inst.
The men-of-war Will be anchored /
in two columns, extending from
Twenty sixth street up North river,
the foreign ships on the New York
side. While the Dolphin, carrying
the President Of the United States,
is passing between the columns,
that portion of North river between
the American columns and the New
York shore will be closed, and all
traffic and passage suspended. After
the Dolphin has anchored at the
head of the line vessels of all kinds
may circle around the fleet, going
up on the New Jersey side of the
river, but the passage between the
two columns will be closed until
the President has landed from the
Dolphin and the review thereby
terminated.
The President and members Of
his cabinet will be received on
board the Dolphin at 1870 a. M. off
Twenty third street, North River.
The Dolphin will then get under
way. and, followed by the Coast Sur
: vey steamer Blake and the steamer
} Monmouth, will proceed up the river
| between the columns of United
States and foreign men of war. The
/ Blake will carry the members of the
: Diplomatic Corps, the Monmouth
7 the Judges of the Supreme Court,
l Senators and Representative of the
3 United States, and Governors Of
:. States, accompanied by one staff
l officer. No other invitations will be
9 issued for the review.
f The Dolphin proceeding between
3. the columns will as she passes the
o various ships be saluted with the
= honors laid down by international
j. treaties due to the chief Of state,
: and arriving at the head of the col
If umns will anchor between them
l. The Blake will anchor at the head
'e of the foreign, and the Monmouth
It of tha American column.
al The flag officers and the captains
1t Of the men-of war will then be re
le ceived on board Of the Dolphin, ant
r be presented to the President of tn
1r United States, who will entertain
re them at lunch. Lunch will at th
20 same time be served on the Blak
1e and Monmouth to the guests O.
e. board.
of The review will terminate by tL
es return Of the Dolphin, Blake an
ry Monmouth through the lines, en-
when the Presidents flag is haule
down from the Dolphin it will /
saluted with twenty-one guns by a
ar. Of the men-ofwar present.
Invitations for the United State
officials designated will shortly
Y. issued and upon their acceptant
he cards will be sent admitting the1
,ck accompanied by one lady each,
ce. the Monmouth.
Ter a great many applications ha7
nj been made to the Secretary Of tt
the Navy to allow newspaper correspo
srs, dents transportation upon the We
ID: sells Of the feet from Hampte
on; Roads on the Oath of April to Ne
of York harbor. Owing to the ia
lie; that he would be able to acconm
7er- date very few and his disinclinati
Vii. to discriminate he has decided
pie, allow representatives Of the pre-
lis associations to sail upon one Of t
vessels and not to issue permissi
:om to any other correspondents. Z
irty associations are allowed transpt
we'd tatlOn with the fleet upon cOndltl
eral that they will furnish to any ne1
we're paper applying, which is not rep
are sented by one or the other Of tn
en- associations, copies of their
light ports.
,inia The official programme of
shty movement OF the fleet. their dis
q, of sitions, aud all details relating
y in their preparation for and partici
said ton in the review will be issued
sue Rear Admiral Gherardi, who
? or afford to tie representatives Of
IS of press all proper facilities for vi
Torth ing the vessels ct anchor In Har