New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
THE PARADE PROGRAMME.
COMPLETE LIST OF THE ORGANIZATIONS
TO BE IN LINE

COMPLETE LIFT OF THE ORGANIZATIONS
TO BE IN LINE
GENERAL oRESvILLE n DODGE ISSUES GEN.
rRAI. ORDERS GOVERNING THE coNDUcr
OF THE MARCHING CEREMONIES
AND THE NAVAL DISPLAY.
General Granville NJ. Dodge yesterday issued
from his headquarters as grand marshal OF the
Grant Monument ceremonies General oroeis
No 3, giving the plan Of arrangements Tor the
parade. They are in full as follows:
The following are the orders for the organization,
movement and dismissal Of the parade and escorts
Of the President and Vice-Presldent OF the uniteo
States and Mrs. Ulysses s. Grant and family
l. The saff and aids of the Grand Marshal eA-
eep, the aids elsewhere assigned. will assempe on
Madison lave at Madison Square promptly al gov
O. m. and report TO General T. +. Rooehpoush'
United States Army, who will organise the column
in subdivisions OF eight files each, at eight yaras
distance, head OF column at Twenty-hfh-st'
ESCORTS TO THE PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
AND MRS L. S. GRANT AND FAMILY,
H. The escort TO the President. Vice-President
and Mrs. Ulysses 5. Grant and family. to and from
the monumen will be under the direction OF MAJOR
Marshal and consist OF Squadron A. National Guaro
O. the State OF New-York. The personal escort OF
Mrs Ulysses s. Grant and family will be composed
as follows: Four comrades (mounte0 Society or the
Army of the Tennessee: four companions amounted,
Eew-Yo- Commandery. Military Order OF the Loyal
Legion United States: four comrades (carriages)
George G. Meade Post No /. c. A. r.. Department
Of Pennsylvania
The official guests, specially invited by the city OF
New-York. will assemble and the escorts report at
Sba @rb .ol at n a. IN.
The President and Vice-President. Mrs. Grant ana
family and Official guests having taken their places
IN carriages under the direction Of the Committee OF
Reception. the column will promptly at s:2o
a. m. up Fifth-ave TO Twenty-slxth-st.. thence to
Madison-ave. following the route Of the parade to
she monument In the following order:
Platoon Mounted Police
Ma;or-Genera Daniel But'srhed. commanding.
M.s saus cssTis. A. F. n Roe C. e s
Platoon Mounted Police.
III. The parade will be formed in grand divi-
rr..-Ml,;ary Grand p 4,,in.
Th.rd-Civc Grand Division.
Fourth-Naval Grand Division.
MILITARY GRAND DIVISION.
". The military grand division commanded by
Major General Wesley Merritt L. S. A. will be
subdiv!ded into divisions and brgades. as stated
in Paragraph xxi. The first division consist
column. right in front. at 10 o'clock a. m. as fol-
lows:
Corps OF Cadets United States Military Acad-
fantry and foot artillery, in Twenty-fourth-s east
Of Madison-ave.; light artillery. wenty-nfth-st'
east of Madison ave: cavalry. Twenty -sixth-st,
east OF Madison-ave.. heads OF column resting on
The Second Brigade. consisting of United States
naval forces. will assemble In close column right
Vest w o OF a Ssd of Column
V. The second division. consisting OF the Ma
manded by Governor Frank 8. Black. will assemble
in close column. right in front. at 10 o'clock a. m'
., west Of Madison.ave' head Of column Mad
First Brigade in 7, EAST and
heads Of columns on Madison-ave.
Second BTsaGe in o GHmS. e ea a sae
Of Madison ave. heads Of columns on Madson-ave
Third Brigade. In Thirty-frst-st. east and west
NsSs % St q I'D
Thirty -second-st west Of Madison-ave' head OF
VI The third division consisting of the National
General D. H Hastings Governor Of Pennsylvania,
vii! assemble in close column, right in front. at
First brigade. Consisting Of the National Guard
Of on MA0
in Of a and Thr
sts, west of Madison-ave.. heads of column on
Third brigade consisting of the National guards
OF the following States
Connecticut-Thirty-thi rd-st.. east Of Madison
Observation-Disclosures urth-st.. east Of Madi-
aryland-Thirty fth-st, east Of Madison-aye..
New Hampshire-Thirty- ffth-st.. west Of Madi-
Virginia Th,rty-hfth-st. west of Madison-ave
Vermont-Thirty- sixth-st east Of Madison-ave.
neutrality-suspicious.. west OF Madison-ave
District of Columbia-Thirty -sevcnth-st. east of
Madison-ave.
Organizations Of the military grand division NOV
not be permitted 10 Madson-ave. after 1880
a. m, nor 10 march through Madison-ave at any
VII. The fourth division consisting of uniformed
armed and equpped cadets, and commanded by
Captain q. l. ZalinskL Z s. A., will assemble, in
column, right in front at 100 y. m. in Sixtiethst.
head Of column on Boulevard.
VETERANS GRAND DIVISION.
VIII. The veterans grand division commanded
by Major General o. o. Howard. L. s. A.. will as
femble nsclose column. right In front al 1890 m.
by brigades in the order indicated in Paragraph
%XIG, from and including Sixty-frst TO Sixty-ffth-
St. west of the Boulevard heads of columns the
boulevard. 1t will be organized with one division.
consisting of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
commanded by Colonel Thaddeus s. Carkson. COM
Commanded by Generals Joseph Hayes and ". ~
Henry. respectively marching salute will be
given 10 the veterans grand division by the military
grand division II passes the head Of the
column at 80 a. m. and the orga MIA tons
posing the veterans grand division must be assem-
10 be moved 10 and massed I'm close column upon
the west roadway OF the Boulevard at the above
hour. head Of column resting on seventieth-st.
CIVIC GRAND DIVISION.
TX The civic grand division. commanded By
Colonel Charles F. Homer. will assemble in close
column, right IN front. at o'clock p. m, by bril-
eades in the order indicated in Paragraph XII. from