New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27

CIVIC GRAND DIVISION.
Colonel Charles F. Homer viii assemble in close
column right In front. at o'clock p. m; by bri-
and including sixty .sixth.st' to Seventy hrst-st
west Of the Boulevard heads Of column on the
$sss9d ~ss' west
Fifth Observation-Disclosures. west.
sixth Brigade. Seventy first-st., west.
FORMATION
plumber will permit. and all mounted escorts, will
FORM In patoons OF eight files front and four PAGES
Military organizations will march in close column
Of regiments and battalions will be equalized be-
All veteran and civic organizations Win march in
Sf e ank al rnee and al sx
pages between organizations
cute any change Of formation during the entire
march; All changes of direction must be accom-
ny o the will S
Ne hs fn'ys pa is hereby assigned
to command the rear guard 1t will be his duty.
assisted by the aids under his command, to keep the
rear portion of the column closed and have genera
supervision OF all movements in the not other
Xiii. Aids specially detailed from the staff of the
Grand Marshal will be posted along the line of
Is kept closed and movins and to communicate with
progress Of the parade and condu of the 90
their respective posts.
LINE OF MARCH.
XIV. The head of the column will move at 1880
o'clock a. m. from Twenty-third st. and Will pro-
thence west to Fifth-ave.. thence north to Fifty.
ninth-st:. thence west TO the Boulevard thence by
west Riverside Drive thence north to the monu-
men passing to the west side and around Clare
SIDE returning by the east roadway of Riverside
south and beyond the post Of review by ' the
f., Ky Each division and brigade in the order Of
as m beaS is ~ VII take up the
precedss IT. preserving the order prescribed in Pare
WI Division and brigade commanders will as
Se'nDlo INC subdivisions OF their commands here
Of TO the Grand Marshal at the earliest opportunity
They will utilize their staff and aids to keep their
VIII promptly regain any distance that may have
sALUTEs
XVII The parade will be reviewed by the Presi-
dent from stan on the east side of the monument.
D MIL marching salute to the Veteran Grand
head of the division or Seventeth-st. A marching
the column passes the west side Of the monument;
place to be designated by flag the right hand.
United States at the reviewing stand on the east
side Of the monument; place to be designated by
The parade viii he reviewed by the Grand Mar
feminist.
An marshals and other commanders not carrying
drawn swords will salute by uncovering their stats
viii march with swords undrawn and will not sa-
lutte.
MaTshal5 and other commanders carving drawn
the commander and his staff will salute and
the carry together.
All other officers: all coors and standards. non
GERS commanding Subdivisions. and drum majors
will salute and resume the carry as prescribed In
Military Organizations will port arms for the salute
al points desIenated ny fngs on the right The
from the reviewing officer and the carry resumed
Governors of States and commanders Of divisions
and brigades will not leave the column to the
Their S to- the place where Tr
the organizations will be disbanded
DISMISSAL.
NIX. At One-hundred-a nd sixteenth-st. and the
boulevard Gaptain j A. Johns Johnston, u s. A..
routes the different organizations to their destina-
uon, and furnish mounted police to accompany
them when desired. Organizations intending to
embark on boats at piers extending from One-hun-
eighth-st. and Manhattan-ave.. after passing in
review, Of the grand marshal. will turn east,
lumba College buildings TO Amsterdam-ave. and
north through that avenue to Manhattan-aySe
leads to their pier. Amsterdam-ave: must be kept
open for the passage Of troops. so that there vii!
be no delay In reaching the boats
Troops destined to Third-ave.. Lexngton-ave
Central Railroad. will proceed by the east roadway
of the Boulevard until reaching One hundred and
feminist. which they follow until they reach their
Commands desiring to take the Ninth and Sixth
ave. elevated and the Columbus-ave ca bic. VIII
6y f ffo and through that
street to their destination.
roadway of the Boulevard. Commands desiring to
rest after passing in review OF the grah1 maisnai
below INSTRUMENTATION before mailing,
and leave room for columns or -FOUR 70 pass mem
while at rest in the west roadway OF the Bouie-
ward. ,.>Dc
yx The Governors Island Band. T. S. A. alone
viii MAY Hail TO the Chief at any time.
bands marching in close proximity VII aternate
in playing, and observe cadence OIL l-V PAGES pei
ali bands on approaching the monument viii
oUd viii MOI again play until they reach the east
Side Of the Presidential reviewing stand
NAVAL GRAND DIVISION.
xxi The naval grand division will be under the
affection Of Rear-Admiral Francis NJ Bunce u; ;:
n commanding naval forces on or nT 1ot IN four d.
STATEN s;sid0s The '0iO'N" VIII &c
station together with such foreign ships OF war as
may be present. .o, ,osse,s and vessels belong
ing TO The tinted States Lighthouse Department u,
Third-United States revenue cutters anu oil
Fourth-Vessels Of the merchant msrne IN thu
North River. off the Grant Monument some ume
before the parade. III, ,, under tho direction
Of io Commander A. s. snow e. s ~ inspector rot OF
he Third Lighthouse District by IL a. m. anu pr
coed up the river in column OF vessels 10 an uoo
80 In roar of the ships-ofw war, as may be greeted
ar Thn third division will form under the direction
81 Tsntain G A Abbey. r. {. S. commanding the
OF ape utter Dexter off Hoboken and be ready
move up pr The 'Se r grant "a" Md %aH Gf
rh fp,rth division under the direction OF Rear
Admiral Osborn will form at Red iiook by p M,
az r5ii move lp the Hudson. and. after sautlnG
Srani Monument pass in review OF Rear-Admirai
Bunce. ..a-a ~ tho shins- at-war
AZ anchor between them and RIVERSIDE faIk INC
d. ,ine narade will turn a stakeboat placed ABOUT
me a. nile above the National vessels doWn pc
tween them and the Jersey shore around 81 en-
boat of seventy nfth-st., and up again 10 ue' ''
,go,s In rear of the Government vessels III, :,
''0o ~ a,'iav If the feet by the President VIII De