New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-26

FOR GRAN L CfsHF.MONlES.
In constant communication with the officers under
him.
mounted detail of roundsman and four patrol
men will NEE, the ferryboat containing the Prest-
dent and party on its arrival at Twenty-thrd-st. az
4 o'clock ?. m and escort him to his hotel. In addi-
tion TO this force of policemen under charge OF a
captain Will be on duty at the end of West Twenty
thrd-st, to that the way is kept clear for car
riages that assemble there for the invited guests.
who. after the President has been started on his
Journey TO his hotel. will be escorted by mounted
police to the Fifth Avenue Hotel Arrangements
are also made TO have men meet the various visit
ing bodies OF troops and other participants in the
parade, who are TO arrive in the city on Monday
afternoon and evening. and escort them to their
spfe,ctve destinations for the night ,,, 49,.
eral charge of all the police arrangements from
start to finish Of the parade and will have par
from one Observation-Disclosures to and includ
ing the tomb and It's surroundings. He Will be as
be in special charge Of the mounted force and with
Acting Inspector Thompson; will have particular
police arrangements in the streets above One-hun-
dred-a nd-nineteenth-st. adjacent to the tomb and
President the United States dispatch-boat Dol.
phin at the foot OF MISUNDERSTANDING
Acting Inspector Allaire will have charge OF the
police arrangements at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
hotel are kept free for guests carriages. and that
the front of the hotel is kept free and clear for
the Presidential party off with mounted escort.
consisting of one sergeant and ten men in front OF
mounted mounted force g on its way down will stop at Mayor
to the windsor HOTEL Where hfy s w halt n and
the Mayor to the Fifth Avenue Hotel; When they
arrive there the party will move into Twenty;
by the mounted escort mentioned.
Acting Inspector Brooks will have charge Of the
ave. to Fifty-ninth-st through Fifty-ninth-st to
Acting Inspector Harley will have charge OF the
route from the Plaza at Eighth-ave to the Bouie-
ActinS Inspector O'Keefe will have charge OF the
line from Seventy second-st and Riverside Drive
will consist of two hundred men, under twelve cap
tains go, , +, ,. no
follows: Sergeant Smith. two rOundsmen and elgh-
teen men Of the Thirtv-hfth Precinct will escort
president Mckinley and the Mayor 10 the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, and thence along the route oil 'he
serreants Cannon and Liebers. of the, Thirty
first Precinct with four roundsmen ana twenty
viii form in two companies and act az escort for
the parade round.msSn and thrgs oi patr0 nG
cort Governor Black and his stan to MS place IN
tho line at ana 10 ac,,mr Hr
spoctor Allare have finished their work In his to-
F'oyty.cghih-st. where they will rest until Il is
time for them TO go 10 the pier at West FIFTY
from the Dolphin. and escort him to the windsor
The bicycle policemen will be assigned to duty
messengers.
In view OF the fact that at the dismissal OF the
roops and civic bodies participating In the parade
tho large crowds Of people that Will start for their
homes will crowd every avenue or tfaVel. Chlet
Conlin has arranged to have sufficient force OF
policemen ct elevated and other railroad stations
and on the streets end avenues Leading to them TO
regulate travel and prevent accidents
The arrangements for the naval parade VIII be
under the direction OF Captain Schultz, Of the
Thirtv-sxth Precinct. He will have his head
quarters on board the police steamer Patrol. ana
from Pier A to One-hundred and-twt nty-ninth-st
on the embarkaton OF the President AZ One-hun-
drod nd twenty min the Dolphin will be
coded on its way down the river to Fifty second-st
by the steamer Patrol as an escort.
The police have taken extra precautions TO prevent
accidents. There certain places along the line
where the conditions such that II may be neces-
Stanchlons have been erected and wires provided:
and 10 do this work of wiring when necessary. and
ais, To keep the people of the grass plots the
boulevard and Riverside Drive. there will he about
Ave hundred uniformed employees OF the Department
Of Public Works These will he under the d.
rccon Of tho Inspectors OF Police. and Will do their
work under the special supervision and direction OF
VI II Brennan Supcrn tordent ~ Police telegram.
Such placcs are the Plaza. Eighh-aye and Fifty
ninth-st junction ~ Coumhus-ave. and boulevard
81 Slxty-hfth-si junction ~ Amsterdam-ave. and
porlevard At Seventv-secord-st.. and line from
northeast corner OF Ams'erdam-,ve 10 northwest
corner OF boulevard After the police lines ara
formed pedestrians and vehicles OF all kinds (eS-
cor' cars until the procession moves) will h" ev.
Guided from the streets constituting the line OF
march. Persons having tickets for seats In houses
ana on stands on line OF march must approach such