New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22

rsscr aS sun rsDor The Accomplishment there
Grand MsTshsl ss the ssr ans aIs to
Heep their ne eSSm M Closed and MOVING and at
every halt WIN promptly regain any distance ''A
sALUTEs.
WIZ Tho narade will be reviewed by the Pres-
dent from a stand the east side OF inc "ohu-
/ ment - 60,
XVIII. A marching salute to the Veteran Grand
Division will be given the column passes Tin, tne
salute in honor OF General Grant VIII be given as
the column passes the west soe on te right hand
A salute viii be given to the President OF the
United states at the reviewing stano on ,ms b~
nag on the right hand. .a Mar
The parade will be reviewed by ahc
All marshals and other commanders not carrying
drawn swords viii salute by uncovering; their
STATS will march with swords undrawh ana VIII h'
Marshals and other commanders carrying drawn
swords will salute as preseriped IN niin ,i,s md
tons; the commander and his stan VIII sa'"' anu
resume the carry together; ,,rss MN
All other officers, all coors and standards;a non ION
commissioned staff officers. non-commissoneu OH
GERS commanding subdivisions. and drum MAJORS
will salute and resume the carry as @ sSiuta
Military organizations will port arms for the salute
points designated by flags On b the m 1ase at s
PAGES from the reviewing officer and the carry re-
Governors Of States and commanders Of divisions
and brigades will not leave the column 10 20 on me
reviewing stands but viii continue the he m n1acs
without reviewing their commands 10 inc pace
where the organizations VIII be dlsDanoeu.
DISMISSAL.
XIX At One-hundred- and -sixteenth-st. and the
Boulevard Captain J. a. Johnston. u. S. A.,
A. A. G., will be posted to direct by the shortest
routes the different organizations to their destina
ton and furnish mounted police TO accompany
them when desired Organizations intending to
embark on boats at piers EXTENDING IRON 0nG
,hi niohth and ha
Ing in review of the grand marshal win turn east
i nmbia College Buildings to AmsieTdamave and
| north through that avenue to Manhattan-a t
leads to 1T their PIER Amsterdam-ave must be kept
open for the passage of troops, so that there Will
be no delay in reaching the boats. , $500.
Troops destined to Thlrd-ave, Lexingt -Svei
and one;hundred- and;tenth-st station New road
and-tenth-st. thence east through One hundred "a
Commands desiring to take the Ninth and Sixth;
proceed by the east roadway Of the Boulevard to
| 0ne-hundied and -fourth-st. and through that
'' Ne hating az s Of Columns be made in III. east
roadway Of the Boulevard Commands Tand desans 10
must turn into the west roadway OF the Boulevard
below rec o fors TO pass
while at rest in the west roadway OF the bouie-
ward. >-r
Xxx. The Governors Island Band u. s. A.. alone
| will play Hail to the Chief" at any time.
| Bands marching In close proximity will alternate
| in playing and observe cadence OF 40 PAGES per
Ali bands. on approaching the monument. will
stop playing at One-hundre -and-seventeenth-st..
Side OF the Presidential reviewing stand.
NAVAL GRAND DIVISION.
XXI The naval grand division will be under the
direction of Rear-Admiral Francis M. Bunce u.
s ~ commanding naval forces on the North At
lantio station. The column will be formed In four
divisions.
First-The naval forces Of the North Atlantic tia
station t0g together with such i0ieS" S''p' u
ing 70 The United states Lighthouse Department.
Third-United States revenue cutters and all other
' FoarthNvessels Of the Merchant Marins ,,.
The North Atlantic feet viii be anchored RED IN i'm tne
Ibe second division will form under the direction
III the C Thrd hisnthcuse District by
ssd IN mp pe .hs 5yf he may be directed
The third division win form under the direction 2,
Df cutter DeH3ef OF Hoboen Ready
up o h the lST grant Ss
Tie fourth division. under The direction S OF rear
| and will move up the Hudson and. after saluting
| Grant Monument pass in review OF Rear-Admirai
Proceeding the eastward Of the Ihps bS o at
| lar a mile above the National vessels, down be-
| tween them and the Jersey shore, around stake
boat off Seventy ffth-st., and up again 10 their
| stations in rear Of the Government vessels -
The review of the fleet by the President Will be
| determined hereafter, and necessary details
| thereof published in future orders.
Vii The column will move in the following or
| DER
Platoon Of Mounted Police.
Governors Island Band
Grand Marshal.
Ma;or-csneral G s,e% NJ Dodge
A. Noel Brakeman, Chies OF stan
Oyh .. A.,
Captain Colby NJ. Chester. u; s. N: Fleet Captain
cantain John A. Johnston. u s. A.. Assistant Ad)uAnt
~"'' General
Colonel William Cary Sanger. InspectorGeners.
Csnta1n James Allen. u s. A.. Chief Signal OniosN
CAPTAIN william f. Horton Military Secretary
Special Aids:
c.r.ra, r p Rodenbough L. s. A.; General Nicholas
W Day General c. Ii. T. Collf. Colonel Chare: y
Edward Rascova-.