New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-26
SUGGESTIONS TO THE PUBLIC.
RULES FOR KEEPING THE STREETS CLEAR
FOR THE PARADE


FOR THE PARADE
Tho Navor and the Executive Committee having
charge Of the ARRANGEMENTS for the parade met in
the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday There were
present besides the Mayor Elihu Root. General
Dodge General Butterheld General Porter, Mr.
Cannon. Captain Chester, Major Roe Colonel
Crucer President Mcmillan. Of the Park Board
and Chief Conln. General Dodge read. and the
committee adopted. the following memoranda;
II IS estimated that the parade will reach the
different points on its line at about the following
The Presidents column will leave the Fifth Ave
mated route will reach the monument at 1910
The main column will start from Twenty-third-
q" a, O Fiftynnh"s ' and boulevard columbus
monumenD at ll;@; az Boulevard and Seyen,E-
ffth-st at y m. at Riverside Drive and One-hun-
20 S ST. AND T' reach phS 6ne
81 and boulevard Grand
Tb Streets avenues ana the Bouevard must be
kept clear of and carriages for the passage Of
hS sTsoa and as FfPsSfa mus, be
clear OF cars for the passage OF the Presidents
Madson-ave and Fifty-ninth-st. must he kept
clear of carriages from o'clock in the morning
The Boulevard must be kept clear Of carriagess
o'clock until both columns have passed and clear
Of cars from II o'clock a. m or o,oar - c,rr,oSss
from 10 O'Clock until both columns have passed
Drive by way of One-hundred and nineteenth-st
20 deliver parties at the monument up O:45 q. m
era and one-hun ired- and twenty -second-s up
70 p m: after which time carriages VIII not be
srandstand must take their carriages on Clarcmont
ave. or wherever located in that vicinity.
The surface cars will be allowed to run during
the formation OF the column excepting Wheres
After the column moves. police will be stationed
Of each crossing and prevent surface cars from
interfering in any manner with the movements OF
From 10 D. m until the final dispersion of the
column. the entire Boulevard from One hundred
Amsterdam;a north OF ne-hundTed- and h tnir
VIII also be kept clear Of cars and carras oiI from
Private carriages will be parked on Claremont-
ave from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO One-hun-
nineteenth and one -hundred-and-twenty- second
SITS must he kept clear at all times and carriages
out e-hundred and twenty -seyenth,st and Morn
nssde Rriye sn0 d1Wn 70 nerruptins march Of
troops 10 Manhattan Docks , 1900
ming east and west must be kept clear to facilitate
the public reaching the different STANDS on River
The stands on the west side Of the Boulevard from
Fifty-ninth-st 10 Seventy-secord-st. must De &C.
from the west The Boulevard from Ffty-ninth-st
10 Seventy-second-st. after that hour cannot ne
From the time Of the movement OF the column
he surface cars. and Will direct the movement OF
the cars over the crossings, and under no circum-
70 delay il in It's movements in any manner
After the review Of the Grand Marshal and during
the dismissal OF the column the Boulevard Amster-
dam-ave. and Manhattan-ave. must he absolutely
clear to avoid any congestion OF forces that would
halt the column passing in review.
The police and aids will work in concert 10 carry
out these instructions, bearing in mind that during
the formation Of the column il Is important TO keep
the surface cars running 10 carry people 10 their
destination.
TO interrupt the march OF or break the column by
going the side streecorner nearest the patent or
by having stationary ambulances along any part
OF route not approached by side streets. Under
no circumstances must ambuances be permitted
20 drive along and through the marching column.
breaking up successive subdivisions and delaying the
march
There Will be al the south side Of the tomb Blu
Of Information. in charge OF Mr.. Elihu Root.
Two policemen foot will be assigned 10 duty there
messengers. and all requests for instructions and
Inquiries Of any kind pertaining 10 the ceremonies
will be conveyede ny them 10 Mr.. Root and will re-
ceive his attention.