The sun., 1897-04-25
PREPARED FOR MISHAPS.
AMBULANCE SERVICE AL0NG THB
ROUTE OF THE PARADE

An Elaborate Service Arranged. with Teie-
phone Stations and Temporary Hospitais-
Time Schedule OF tho Parade Based
Upon Recent Cnlculntions-The River show.
An estimate of the rate at which tho Grant
Monument inaugural parade may bo expected
| to move has been made. Starting from Twenty
third street and Madison avenue at 10: 80 o'clock.
the head of the parade will, barring accidents,
advance as follows:
Forty second street. 10:45 A. NJ; Ffty.fth street.
IL 800 A. M; Fifty ninth street aud the Boulevard
1l;lb A. ;Seventy street and the Boulevard,
1885 A. NJ; Seventy second street and Riverside
Drive, 11:do A NJ; Eightyfth street and Riverside
Drive, 1855 A. MI 1921 street and Riverside Drive.
ls:4o p. M; Presidents stand. p. NJ. and 117th
street and the Boulevard. 1870 PM
Admiral Bunce has completed tho arrange
ments Of the naval parade. His fleet will move
up the river this morning, starting at o'clock,
and will take positions as follows: The New
York. 800 yards below tho Dolphin, which Is
| already anchored at tho head of the column on
tho right or New York side; the Maine abreast
of the Now York, 300 yards to the west, and be-
low the Maine the Indiana, Texas, Raleigh.
Columbia, Amphitrite. and Terror In tho
order named. The foreign vessels are ex-
pected to take their places to-day or to-
morrow In tho eastern column, in tho order
of tho rank of their commanders. The squadron
will full dress ship at sunrise on Tuesday. Tho
landing brigade Ia to be ready promptly at
o'clock. BY a special circular from tho Navy
Department, signed Theodore Roosevelt, Acting
Secretary, special full-drcss uniform will be
worn by all officers of the navy participating In
battalion.
Admiral Bunco has ordered detail Of four
the steamers Lamont and scout to police the
river. navy guard flag with q red cross Will
M the AND tho IN
IN keeping the river open for the parade. The
Porter and a police boat will preccde the
At the close of the review a double column will
be formed from tho Dolphin to the shore for tho
passage OF tho Presidential party.
The President is expected to arrive at the
Windsor Hotel about o'clock tomorrow after
Ambulance stations have been established on
Madison avenue at the corners OF TWenty.third;
Thirty-second, Forty-second, and Fifty.second
on the Boulevard and Fifty.ninth street,
on Riverside Drive at the corners, Of
Seventy; y;second. scventy-ninth, Eighty.hfth.
toned at and about the tomb between 10Th and
l26th streets. Two ambulances will be held in
reserve at the Clarcmont Hotel
In addition, there will be four temporary
hospitals; consisting OF large covered wagons
,AFGaFs Se 4asms
Express Company. for the treatment of
pitfalls; one to be stationed at Seventy-sec.
ond street and Riverside Drive, one at
Tooth street and Riverside Drive, and two in
the vicinity OF the tomb Each Of these tempo
rary hospitals will be provided with u doctor,
two trained nurses. and two uniformed attend
ants. and will be supplied with all necessary
temporary hosp!ta. equipments. After the troops
have passed the various stations ON Madison
avenue and on Fifty-nin;l street, tho ambulances
stationed there will report ut Seventy-second
and Ninety sixth streets as extra reserves.
Chief Conlin has provided corps OF twenty
bicycle policemen who Will DO continually In
motion along tho route OF the parade each OF
whom will serve to summon medical aid to such
points as may 6e needed. Each ambulance and
each temporary hospital will be designated by
ambulance flag.
The delegates OF the carpenters unions, It was
learned yesterday, have been visiting the stands
along Riverside Drive to see II non-union men
were being employed. They notified the men
who are putting up the stands that II any non
union hands were employed the union carpcn,
ters would quit work. As day S delay would
be disastrous now the delegates gained their
point and tho few non union men at work wcro
dismissed.