New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
READY TO PARADE AT CHICKAMAUGA.
GENERAL FRANK WILL COMMAND THE COLUMN
OF FORTY THOUSAND MEN ToDAY-NO
TROOPS MAY GO TO LEXINGTON.


TROOPS MAY GO TO LEXINGTON.
Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug. Is tspeciaD. -Every de-
tail for the grand review Is ready and to-
morrow morning at o'clock the commands will
march at signal from n gunshot. fred from
Snodgrass Hill. Brigadier- General Frank will be
in command OF the Army. The artillery and
cavalry will he the first pass the reviewing
stand followed by the infantry and Signal Corps.
As soon the last OF the infantry passes. the
cavalry will pass the second time before the re-
viewing stand this time trot.
Below Is the official order Of General Breckln-
ridge which gives in detail the order OF the
review
The troops Of this command will be reviewed at
$50 o'clock a. m. All men. except the sick, guard guard
and three men to provide water. and two COOKS
from each company. will be paraded with their
All tho troops will move in time to arrive upon
the first line Of formation at 7:i5 a m The First
Corps will be kept well to the north. that they
ana approach their line Of formation from the
THE Rda d cG S T RSad Gh
westward a place of formation, each division
The troops viii be turned out in light marching
order. carrying rubber blanket, the white side
All commands viii form in line Of regiments in
columns Of masses. The first formation OF the
RdaG h WI" rsh esns 70 ON one h weS us n Road
The First Division General Frank Third Corp OPS
T to 'n po n9H' on OF fSe
Springs which will he indicated by a stan officer
on the arrival Of the head of the division.
The Second Division General Compton,, Third
Corps. will form the left OF the First DIVISION
The Third Division General Sanger, First Corps.
Nil form on the lGft Of re third S4rREs o, FRS.
Corps Will form on the left Of the Third Division.
STAFF officers will indicate the point Of rest OF
each division upon arrival on the grounds
The signal corps will form on the left OF the
Tho cavalry viii lend the march in review. fol-
% r the b ST a1s b head Of the
will incline to me southwest striking the Mulis
Road near snodgrass House. thence FLOWING th,s
Erothcrfon Road near Lytlc. thence east OF ne
Lafayette Road. thence north on this road 10 the
Mullis Road thence west to Mullis Springs, where
columns viii be formed fo6 the have
Infantry in leaving The fed vii not interfere
with the marching columns OF cavalry ana
As soon as the FRS, Division Of the Third Corps
has been placed in position, Brigadier-General
Frank will assume Command Of the ,roop sroavrass
MI tho entire infantry command including the
signal CorPs viii move i forward 10 ne" ""e'
Tho commanders Of the divisions and other or
CARNATIONS will keep themselves Informed SO as 70
distance I'm passing the reviewing stand
The artillery will he on The Muis s, Roao r no,
later than $50 m. where they WI De an e E.
and conducted h. staff officer to the grounds TO
be occupied by them
This morning the George VI. Sternberg General
patients and from now on the talk OF the poor
condition of hospitals ne stopped. The new
hospital is situated around the Wilder Tower.
about half milo from Lytle and Is on hill over
looking the Brotherton field. 1t Is in charge or
Major r Emmett Gefhn. chief surgeon OF the
on August Major Germ received orders from
Colonel Hun 10 build the new hospital as soon a as
possible Work was begun on shc ON unaer , ne
drc snpsrysion Of Major Gsin and MS c Tbis
morning tho hospital was practically rom Is.
and patients We're brought IN from several dinerent
division hospitals The site Of the Sternberr Hos,
pital has been leveIled and graded the hospital
arranged in tiers Of EACH and each tent and fly
+. noored. md around the tents the ditchinS -
Each or the hospital tents Is equipped with iron
hedsteads woven wire springs, sx-incn mar nut mat
ire-ses feather pillows and mosquito bars. one
Rcd cross nurse will be In charge OF each tent
d1v and night attending to four patients In each
tent Men at work sinking two arteslan wells
which will furnish ALI the water necessary. 10
The patients the Red Cross Will furnish hysela
w-.cr Thirteen pavons. o6xls. have been erected
f1r tho accommodation Of twenty patients each.
Mtior Gefin has had n bacterioiogical laboratory
erected where he proposes to have thorough IN,
camps This department has been placed In charge
81 competent man with large experience IN me
work The now hospital can accommodate lo"
The Red Cross has at present forty-hve com
ana Tsd n5Sr ,sr & AMI vii p be Ssp. :? n
nN II il thought tho rest Of the nurses Will be
trough, here by THURSDAY from the East. ne
tondeni Of the Presbyterian Hospital Of New-York
citv. assisted hy Mlss Cromeien
Preparations are being made 10 let 200 ~ The
sick mon who arc convalescent go home on thirty
days leave Of absence This IL done In prder to
get tho camps in a hotter sanitary condition. The
FIRST 81 these start tonight. sixty men from the
u II ' IS not Believed that General sansers division
arrived here tonight The General vii not n m1 IKE
favorable report on lexington because OF the