New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

| ray Hill Hotel. The First Corps Of Cadets and
| the I'd Regiment will come by the Fall River
Line arriving Tuesday morning.
The famous 9th Regiment of Maryland will
arrive at o'clock this evening. and will march
at once to the Lenox Lyceun. where they will
make their headquarters. The Veteran Corps.
| 9th Regiment will arrive this afternoon and
| will stop at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The National Fencibles, Of Washington, will
quarter at the Park Avenue Hotel. arriving
! there this afternoon.
AN ORDER BY ADMIRAL BUNCE.
Rear-Admiral Bunce yesterday issued the fol-
lowing order:
United States Flagship New-York Qst Rate.
on Tompkinsville. Staten Island
ORDER NO !, April 49, 1851
First-The ships of the NORTH Atlantic Squadron.
off Thompknsvile, Staten Island, viz, the New
York, the Indiana, the Columbia. the Texas the
Terror, the Amphitrite the Raleigh and the Maine.
to proceed up the North River to anchorage
abreast OF Grants tomb where the position Of each
Snip VIII be shown by a spar buoy marked with "a
second-Blue prints of the anchorage. showing the
number and position OF each buoy, will be FUR
nished to commanding officers. and each ship will
be assigned her berth and number: ,
the NewYorlS heading the eastern column Buoy
20 81 ana the Maine the western column lbu6y
buoy; ana ships are TO moor with thirty iathoms
TO berths in the western column. and foreign ships
OF war will be requested TO take berths which will
be assigned 10 them In the eastern column. TO the
southward of the flagship, in the order Of seniority
| of their commanding officers.
TO move up the river to join the North Atlantic
sixth~oH \" Tuesday the 27ih, the squadron will
full dress ship at sunrise. The landing brigade is
to he ready to leave the ships promptly at m l.
is expected that transportation Will be furnished to
and from the shore.
Seventh-When the head Of the procession on
shore reaches the Grant Monument. about p. m.
salute of twenty-ore guns, with four seconds In
begin the salute will be the fagships first gun.
Eighth-The second and third divisions of the
marine parade will be anchored to the southwark
Of the eastern column of ships OF war; and during
the salute the vessels comprising those divisions
should dip their colors, rounding them up at the last
gun III. e..,u., s,.,s,. oor..0,os -, ,....,. 81,
the merchant marine, will move up the river to the
eastward of the fleet at anchor The vessels of this
TO be anchored north of the fleet. and proceed down
the west, shore ard anchor in succession to he
second and third divisions.
Tenth-The dispa boat Dolphin will be anchored
the United States. If the Presidents flag is dis,
played on board OF that vessel. it is be saluted
by all ships present, In accordance win the Navy
Eieventh-It Is expected that the President will
review the fleet from the Dolphin, between and ;
Rho iase each 0T Sp SALUTE ute IN
scrbed in The memoranoum IN regard 10 paSSS
divisions should man the side and salute with the
Fl & t6e revs@ by the be
delayed beyond sunset, the colors will not be low
cred while the Dolphin. with the Presidents flag
flying. remains in sight underway.
Thrteenth-At sunset or upon the conclusion 10 %, OF
day will be considered at end and all divisions
except the first are to dispense under the direction
of their several commanders:
The North. Atlantic, Squadron will return to its
anchorage off Staten Island on the 18th ,,,,>.o,r,
Rear-Admral Commander-in- Chief, United States
Naval Force. North Atlantic Station.
Theodore Roosevelt's first order as Acting
Secretary Of the Navy relates to the Grant Day
celebrations, and reads follows:
Special ful-dress uniform will be worn by all
officers of the Navy participating IN the ceremones
connected with the dedication Of the Grant Mon.
landing with the battalion.
CAUTIONS BY GENERAL DODGE
The minuteness Of the precautions that are
being taken by General Dodge to make the big
parade go off without hitch or a single delay
will be made evident by glance at the follow
ing order issued by the grand marshal yester-
day:
Room 292 No. Broadway,
New-York City. April 70, 1897.
The following instructions are published for the
information of aids upon the grand marshals staff
at $50 a. m, at Madison-ave near Twenty-third
st.. TO General T. +. Rodenbough u. S. A.. chief
of aids who will organize them In column Of
patoons Of eight each, at four yards distance mill
Details viii then be made 10 take station at tho
several parade telegraph and telephone stations on
columns to points midway between adjoining sta
tions, to keep the column closed moving and in
fore o S hf nd loss of distance They viii
prevent any organization subdivision thereof
from leaving the column until regularly dismissed
beyond the point CT review by the grand marshal 80
Whenever and wherever necessary aids will
make their identity known. and communicate in
the commanding officer OF any organization;
shall constantly Informed, by wire, az TO the prog
sb when arcS Of he coum Each aid
should provide himself with small pad or paper
and pencil and all telephone and telegraph mes
sages for transmission must be plainly written and
The rear Of the column. having passed their sta
lions aids will report TO General Nicholas W. Day.
commanding the rear guard .., .,,.
At the point of review by the grand marshal AIDS
readiness TO perform the Following duties 10 re-
e on such on inc ns Of Of the march 10 Conduct
ganizations to their quarters, and prevent con-
sesion In the streets used for the purpose OF dis:
,nissaI by keeping organizations well closed and
moving They will also cooperate WIN me police
keeping the streets clear Ing Forbid
vehicles from interfering with the parade at any
point on the line of march. and they Wili promptly
call upon the ponce 10 prevent any mn ''s''
OF this regulation. ,-..,u.aa ,,.o., ,,u
aids the Importance of executing all instructions
with military promptness and precision Oflcers
assigned to duty in connection with the telegraph
service the line OF the parade wan b hot tnrpTaph
booths to send dispatches or rest thelf horses.
Necessary absence IRON ms pos h oy rand arsba
nj the head OF the column. In order that n supsu-
tute may be detailed - III, 49,,
toned near each telephone and telegraph booth;
prostrafions from heat or other casualties should
be brought TO the attention OF the nearest police
man who will summon medical aid =,
Dodge A. MEL Chief ~ STAR