New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT ANCHORAGES.

SECRETARY NERBERT'S ORDERS FOR TIE FLEET
wHIrE IN NEwYoRK HARBoE.
-o.ro.orr uorbor, has issued Il circular Of recula
tions for the covenmen OF vessels in this port during
The naval review, pursuant to the act Ci congress
approved March 3. 1893. This act empowers the
Secretary Of the Navy and directs him to dehhe ana
establish suitable anchorage grounds in this harbor
during the review. and also TO make such rules auu
regulations regarding the movements OF all vessels
I'm the roadstead and harbor may be- necessary III
order 10 insure the proper orderly conduct OF III"
review and provide for the safety OF the vessels par
ticipatng therein. such rules and regulations VIII
have the force and effect Of law. The following is
q copy OF the regulations:
The nec, will reach New.Yatk from Hampton Rods
on Gle 10Th Of April. and anchor In the Lower Il T'
anchorage reserved there for the fleet must DC en-
tr clear of vessels anchor vessels under way
will no, be allowed ntcrcio with the sqnaarons en-
tcrng from when anehoring. subsequently "hne
at anchor.
The next day. the Goth, the feet will move up 10
an anchorage Ia Hudson River above Thirty
Until the passes, the reserved channel must be Gear
of vessel, at anchor. No Neels will be allowed IN thi
Hudson River below cnc.hundicdthst otter than those
moving about their business The west side oil 'he
river And tho ferries feet passes up preceded
followed and farkcd by lines Of patrol steamers all
vessels will make Tor it In ample time to avoid any
interference and Will refrain from entering within or
crowding upon its patrol lines
On the DAY OF the review, April 81 the around
the feet from te NewYok shore 100 yards west o:
the port COLUMN Of nec, and from 100 yards otoc
..turnng MARK three ghhs Of mile above the fleet
IN 100 Yards below Dolphin OF ThfyfOuftbst. VIII
be reserved purposes OF the review and guarded
nv patrol steamers. No unauthorized vessels will b.
allowed within these waters otter m except such
Ms are at that mooed in slips alongside yharvcs
Private vessels vicinity d! tho feet should anC hor
fsfter the tide ebb at a. M IN order that the
limited space available accommodate vessels
A. possible AZ 10 80 the President Will embark the
tfc uosnh IN h.t fkf "a
columns OF the feet receiving It's salute and anchor nst
a,voye the feet When the Dolphin anchors above hc
e.nnc, cast OF the fleet will be uncovered by the vith
dawa Of the patrol guarding IT, AMI prNa:e
xe.sels ray then etcan around the feet. up the
western side down the side turning around
the ..muk'' moored the feet Vessels must NJ;
,.s, between nor through the columns As the channel
nm the eastern side Is not more than two steamers
should move abreast In IT, and great care be exercised
"a avoid collision When the President lands from tn
Do,phin and IL saluted and his Nag hauled down The
ceremonies OF the ended and the patrol force viii
lie yytthdrawn and all restrictions removed.
requested that agships only be saiuted in passing
and that c0lors be dipped but once
All vessels arc requested to make display OF flags
and 10 burn smokclcss coal
In the evening (the 27bl there will be exhibitor
of search lights from TO 80 and a night signalling
erom 80 to o from the ships OF the feet.
Temporary buoys will bc placed for the convenience