The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
THE DEWEY LAND PARADE.
ROUTE FINALLY ITXBD M PEkR
AND SCOPE COMMITTEE.

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probably In the afternoon. The North Atlantic
squadron under near Admiral sampson on the
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On eaturday' sept ~. AT or S:5o A H.. Ad-
miral Dewey viii be escorted to the City Hall.
where the loving cup made Tor the city will be
presented TO the Admiral. Singing by
school children Will be a feature OF these ex-
ercises AT the conclusion OF the ceremonies
the Admiral Will DC driven In an open carriage
to the breakfast at Ciaremont, which will prob
ably not be over until nearly i. NJ. or even
later. The land parade Will then form at
122d street and riverside Drive and will march
over the route outlihed above. In the evening
a smoker VIII be given to the sailors OF the
Olympia at the "aIdor'-Astoria. an entertain
ment having been arranged OF manager Boldt
and Oscar Hammerstein-
In the absence OF Ten. Butterhed. who 10
etill required 70 be careful OF MIS- health. Presi-
dent duggenheimer. OF the Council acted as
Chairman OF the Committee on l1an and Scope
yesterday.
Major Gen Roe. Chairman OF the Commi
on the Land Parade, reported that he expected
at least 5000 troops from outside States. dis
tributed as follows: Five companies ,from
Washin gton. ID. G.. eight companies from
Texas. eight companies from Jacksonville.
Fla. two battalions from Georgia. one whole
brigade from Rhode Island. body OF 10 men
from South Carolina. a battalion from st.
Louis. company OF the Mississippi Rifles. 100
men from the Ninth Pennsylvania, two other
regiments from Pennsylvania. making in all
$500 men from that State: brigade OF from
800 to 1000 men from New hampshire. and
representation Of some sort from Connecticut.
Gen. Roe said that he could accom-.
m date at least 5000 troops from other
States. as. in addition to the $4,000 put at his
disposal by the committee. he had received
about $1,000 which other committees. notably
the Committee on Refreshments. did not need.
Gen. Roe then opened the question OF chang
ing the route Of the land parade by outlining
the various changes which had been proposed.
all OF which THE SuN has printed in the last
few days. lie explained that the original route
had been selected by Gen. Butterheld.
Now" said Gen. Roe. Il have another sug-
gestion to make. Why not start the parade
from the Post ONCE Immediately after the
presentation OF the cup at City Hall. and have
1t proceed UP Broadway to Madison Square.
and then UP Fifth avenue to Fifty-ninth street.
where the Admiral may leave the procession
and review the parade The parade could end
at 10th street or at 122d street"
President Guggenhemer said that this
would cut out the breakfast at Claremont.
We'll. cut II out. them" said Gen. Roe. 1t
seems to mo we ought to give as many people
as possible chance to SEQ the Admiral and