New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

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on Hanover-st. Move at LIS.
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THE LAWYERS SOUND MONEY CLUB
Nassau and William sis. Move at 2a6
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THE REAL ESTATE SOUND MONEY CLUB
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sIoN-wilIiam o. Bryant marshal VIII as as
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MACHINERY AND METAL TRADE Asso-
srty-st and Trinity FiSi Place Move at ss5.
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mons, marshal on John-st.. east of VIII
ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION
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HARNESS AND sADDLERY TRADE-G. c.
Arrowsmith. marshal; On Warren-st Move
HARDWARE AND METAL TRADEs;.,Alfred-
p sio ci'"eh' marshal o" RsS'e-s'' move at
coMMERCIAL, TRAyEEL5ltERs' MRINhEY
shall: on Duane-st.. Broadway. Move at
UNITED ITALIAN BUSINESS MEMS CLUB
James z March marshal; on Marion
Square Move At 4:3o.
ORDERS OF THE MARCH.
1t is expected that the head of the parade will
arrive al tho reviewing stand at Madison Square
at 10:43 a. m. The reviewing officers will oc-
cupy the of the stand the east side
OF Ffth-ave. north OF the Dewey Arch. Each
club and division in the parade will determine
Tor 1tscif the salute II VIII give 10 Governor
Roosevelt the march past the stand. 1t is
provided in the orders. however that no or
ganization must stop, or even pause, in the
march.
The orders Of march have been made stringent
because Of the desire have the parade over
within the time prescribed. They include the
following:
The Grand Marshal desires To impress upon al
commanding officers the imperative necessity ot
maintaining the prescribed formation. Of keeping
the column well closed up and OF marching rapidly
Throughout the entire line of The parade. Under
circunast ances mHSL the formation nf sixteen
files front he changed the distances between
platoons and organizat atons ne increased. Cndeyiat
ing adherence" this order is the only way n
which column of this magnitude can be moved
over the designated route within the hours pre-
sCTlbad The distance bet fReen niZatiOns must
mt exceed eight PAGES. and marshals requested
70 have their bands march in close order as
any point in the line Of march. commanding Off
of divisions ard companies Will close UP their
commands in mass. taking their proper distances
resUminE the march. The only difficult point
Dewey Arch. The width Of the passage is q feet
inches. and the Grand Marshal will rely upon the
intelligence ana common sense Of those In COM
rusnd of plat9nns 20 march their men through
is suggested that attempt be made TO execute
any military msnpuyres and under crcum-
stances 70 break the platoons into fours From the
sTrh to the reviewing officer there is sufficient dis
and dress. The guide will be right through
the entire lire Of march. except when turning
into Broadway and in making turn at Broadway
and Waverley Place
PLANS FOR DISMISSAL