New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29
NAVY ASSIGNS SHIPS
TO PLACES IN REVIEW
Exact Location Of 1923 Vessels
Shown by Chart issued from
photographic Office.
LINE BEGINS AT BOTH ST.
Presidential Yacht Will Lie
Opposite 31st Street, with
Secretary Meyers Graft
Further Upstream.

Washington Sept. 2s-The exact loca-
lions of the l23 warships of various types.
from superdreadnoughts to tiny torpedo
boats. which are 10 participate in the
New York naval review october II to 10.
are displayed on a large chart Issued to-
day from the naval photographic office.
replacing the tentative programmes that
already have been officially and unoft-
cially published.
From this chart II appears that the
Presidential yacht Mayfower Will occupy
the position I'm the Hudson River nearest
the bay and opposite West 31st street, in
midstream. Opposite West Seth street.
further upstream. will lie the Dolphin.
with Secretary Meyer Newspaper men
will be advantageously berthed on the
gunboat Nashville. opposite West Ast
street.
The Atlantic feet proper, which is TO
be reviewed. will be disposed In the fol-
lowing order and opposite the streets
(wesO indicated:
Armored cruisers-The Tennessee, SOth
street: the Montana, 18th street; the
Washington, Goth street, and the North
Carolina, 43d street.
Battleships-The Maine. 4sth street; the
Indiana, SD street: the Missouri. 56th
street: the Massachusetts 5Sth street the
Illinois, 61st street; the Iowa. 64th street.
the Wisconsin. 66th street; the Kearsaree'
seth street. the Alabama, list street; the
Kentucky, 18th street; the Connecticut
18th street; the Arkansas. SD street; the
Wyoming, S5th street; the Florida. slst
street: the Utah, 95th street; the North
Dakota. 10lst street; the Delaware, lotth
street; the Michigan, 10th street; the
South Carolina, 10th street the LOUIS
lana, 10th street; the Kansas, opposite
Grants Tomb: the Vermont. 18th street
(navy float: the New Hampshire. l34th
street: the Virginia. 18th street; the Ne
147th street the New Jersey, 152d street;
the Georgia, 156th street. the Minnesota
l6lst street. the Ohio, 166th street, and the
Idaho. 10th street
The auxiliaries Panther, Celtic, Culgoa
and solace will lie opposite Washington
Heights in the order named. extending w
the river TO a point about opposite 1901
street.
Destroyers and torpedo boats will b
disposed in double column on the Jersey
side from a point opposite Bulls Ferry
for about two miles up the stream, as
IN follows:
III The Reid. the Flusser, the Preston. tht
y Lamson, the Perkins. the Smith, the
Paulding, the Drayton, the Roe. the
Terry, the Mccall, the Sterett, the Wake
the Ammen the Burrows, the Monaghan
the Patterson. the Trippe, the Tanning
the Jouett, the Beale, the Jenk ins, the
Warden, the Marlborough torpedo boats)
the Tingey, the Craven, the Shubrick. the
Thornton, the De Long the Stockton, the
Dahlgrcn. the Bailey. the Barney. the
Biddle the Strngham. the Porter, the
Blakely, the Dupont and the Morris.
The ten submarines of the c, and f
class, with their four tenders, the Dixie,
the Castine. the Severn and the Tonopah,
will lie on the New York side opposite
18th street, above the naval float
The cruisers will lie west of the battle
ships in midchannel from Hath street to
point opposite an extension of West
hist street in the following order: The
Dixie, the Baltimore, the Montgomery,
the Salem. the Birmingham, the Chester.
the Lebanon.
President Taft will review the feet
Tuesday, October Is. before 1t puts out OF
the harbor. II his other engagement
permit he will make his inspection or the
vessels the day preceding.