New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06

ington Irving, and It Is probable that the Battalion
of the West from Trenton, will also march In the
parade.
CAPTAIN Charles NJ. Shreve and Lieutenant >. T.
IIouse of the Washington Light Infantry, were IN
town Yesterday to quarters for their orgahl-
zation as also was Captain G. S. Domer OF the
National Fencibles one of Washlngtons crack mill
tarv organizations. Captain Domer will also make
ARRANGEMENTS for the accommodation or the COR
coran Cadets.
The Third Brigade of the National Guard OF New
York will be entertained by the I'D and l2th Kegi-
r,onts and the 9th and list Regiments will look af-
ter the Fourth Brigade. IT., ann.
Colonel Markoe, Major RIGS ana Capta'n m1,T,
Guard called on General Dodge yesterday 10 MAKE
arrangements for the place In the ne rT g9
The use of the 18th Regiment Armory mas rs, ote et
offered to the resenf o Ro t app appcatons for
position in limo were also received by "eher"'
Tbigd Bat.aiion. % Regiment Massachusetts
Volunteer Militia commanding officer MAJOR H.
b. cdmnanies G and H. sth Regiment Infantry.
RsrioIion OF the 1st Regiment knights Of sher-
wood Forest; commanding officer. Colonel Joseph
I?Ertt'od states Army and Navy Veterans.
The plan ana Scope Committee held meeting
IN the Mayors office in the city llall yesterday
nfternoon' A report was received from the Com,
mite on Invitations approving the plan prepared
bv the Committee Platforms ana DecoIatohS
Tho allotment of seats for invited guests ana
othc.s made at the meeting of the Committee on
qn,.,,.,tons on SATURDAY last was approved
'Eamnntssioner Coils issued notice yesterday 70
go noct that permits would be issued from MS
6noortr mont 10 residents and property owners Tor
~ erection OF observation platforms over tnr
s,dov,alks and within the curb line on the route
~ the parade on April q The chaihc,Hr anu M
dimensions OF the platforms Will DO prcScIlDcu ~
~ Dennrtment Of Public Works and must De
strictIv followed They may be erected as cary as
e. ,r,G5rnInP of the 18th and must be removed inc
Az d,1e NJ Tier the paradc Applications will have 10
he made TO william Hcnke, superintendent OF inc
w. U,,rnou NJ membranes, No. $50 Nassau-st
mr. Grant Monument Association formal! dp-
,,iad IN the Park Board yesterday Tor permission!
r. remove General Grants body from US 40
~ Mace 10 tho tomb distance or about lW
feet The Board passed "A resolution ""'"o''N'''S
i-non the Police Department. ana iDetectNe oulean
-, bIs ctv the ceremonies will involve Il TREMENDOUS
,,omnt Of hard work and onerouS reSponsIQlli,tiE
,rbo presence Of many NlSllorS, VIII PloNo"IIa
rinc 70 Nev-York many fakirs and all classes OF
miili6 e The nocc authorities have not YET com
t,,.1 ,hoir arrangemens for dealing WIN thlS IN
pI,.ul rbase Of the celebration or Tor hahdhnS
,Iro,lge that will line the route or th' pdiduc
NC Roosevelt said yesterday that ne hiu
NOD consultations with Ch"I comm Ii' t ,t, 30
Hna1iy for mo discussion Of details, but tlal 10
Soari,n roIce plans had az yet Drrh u'Clucu upvl'
~ oddod that every effort would ne ninc ~ ~
- ~ undesirable intrudcrs as quSh az - a.
r;,:e and TO guard the properly anu pels1,i9 ~
largo numbers Of people VINO VIII DE- "l''"''' ~
me nTSal Dodge held a long consultation WIN ms
az ,nstardav with regard to the route Oh int p "a VI,
acic,n and the plans were tnOIOuEHIy -, -
@ Unariv completed. 1t Is likely that me
an NO announced to-day or tomorrow ~ ro
WIN ~ owncrs and numerous SPECTATOR ~ =,
OF pr ii nuaitng the announcement OF thc roitr III
order TO seize upon the desirable sizes loi oo''''"
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