Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02
Crlted States Fire Department with it's VISIT
ors, in order OF date Of instituticn.
Nty OF Washington Fire Departmen; and visit
ors. in order of date OF institution

oTs. in order of date Of institution.
The above arran cement having been directed
by the Committee on Procession. II is ordered
i. The escort of United States troops, under
Ccldnel Wallace, will under his direction,
form facing the Presidential Mansion, to re-
GIVE and escort the President Of the United
States, and the President and Vice Presiden
elect, their suites, and the Committee of Ar
range Inents OF the Senate and House of Repre-
sentauves- Pennsylvania avenue, from Fiji
teen. and al halt street 10 Seventeenth street
Will be kept clear OF all organizations save this
ts orL
IL. All armed volunteer military orgaulza-
tioDs Uaiformed will form on PennsyIyania
avenue, from Sevene eeuth street toward the
Circle, the right resting on Seventeenth street.
under the direction OF the following deputy
marshall: General f. w. Rice, General Frank
j Rerron, General NJ. McEwen, Thomas C.
Cox, General ]. NJ. Hedrick, General 9eorgr
Ilark, Colonel James A. Magruder, A. H..
huliet. n. ID. Gilman, Colonel Timothy Lor-
bey, Colonel j. II. Clendening. General VII
ham Fandever, General James Russling
Colonel William T. Simms, X. Il. Mohun, Coz.
onel William 5. Carr, e.. F. Stansbury j. X
Recne. Ed. Baldwin.
Ill. ALI those enumerated in the order TOR
tue procession who may be- willing to attend =,
and who W itl be found included between the
ex-Presidents of the United States aud Off cars
nf the army and navy, will be formed on SIX
teeHth-aud-a half eet, west of the President
square, under the direction of the following
deputy marshals, the right on Pennsylyania
avenue. General Lawrence, Colonel William
H. Philip, Major 5. X. Harrington, Charles
Wor' hington, Mr.. Chiffon. Edward PsndIe-
ton, MAJOR Richard Middleton, Colonel Frank
Jones, MAJOR George Hill, DIR. J. Mercer.
@ @Georgr n Hicks, M +. Q. Adams. James q.
MAJOR II A. Hall, M. X. Shankland.
". The Officers OF the Army, Navy, and
Marine Corps not attached to other orgsniza
lions, and the clergy, will form ON Sc ventee
street, east side, south of Pennsylvania avenue,
tie right on Pennsylvania ay enue, under the
direction Of the following deputy marshaIs:
oil n
gustus Nicholson, Colonei G. orge Gibson, Col
onel Henry Rathbone, Commander E. SImp-
son, Lieutenant Commander Manly, Lieutsn-
ant Commander G d. Perkins, Captain G Z :.
v. II has been determined by the committee
ID place the nre organizations on the left, both
10 keep mp the interest Of all in the procession
10 the end, foImlng, as they mi ust, one Of tn
most attractive Tea ures of the procession. auc
To render them available in case of fire. They
will form on ii street, right on eighteenth
street, massing on II, toward the right. lea win
open the cross-streets north and south; 1t will
be under the direction of the following deputy
maIshals: Chief Deputy. DIR. q. II. Nichols, l..
j. Middleton, Riley A. Shinh, Emil =. Fred
erIck. William Dickson, ]. G.. Clary, William
q. Drew John H. Nicolay, Thomas q. Cox.
General O'Beirne.
VI. The division under charge OF Deputy
Marshal General James A. Ekin, com posed oi
Soldiers asd Sailors National Executiy- Com.
mi TIE, Soldiers ard Sailors Union, Central
Grant and Colfax Club, Printers Grant and
ColfaX Club, German Soldiers and Sailors
Union, together with visiting Cali fornia Club,
and such other organizations may b. a.
signed to this division. will form on Seven
teenih street, right on Pennsylvania avenue,
ana massed on the north side. under the direc-
tion 1.-THE following deputy marshais: General
James A. Ekin, Colonel Il. q. Otis, T.
ming Captain ]. e.. Dougherty, Ma ior William
A. Short, Msjor A. N. Seip, W. Frank Kelley,
Theodore IA. Mcpherson, Warren J. Gala.
mer, Alexander NJ. K-naday.
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VII. The Republican Clubs of the District
will from on Eighteenth street, sou IN of Penn
syIvania avenue, right on the avenue, under
tie direction Of ieputy marshals: Chief Depu-
~, Ma sJor Church Howe; Cyrus Lukens. b. +.
Burns. W. s. Shepherd, Thomas Cronweu
John L. pan. Colonel S. p. Lee. Caotsin : a
Stoskall, Charles L. English, DIR. Joseph H.
Rowland, .. +. Stansoury, W. W. Uitz, DR.
Zsnophop q. Scott
VIII. The Bows In Blue will form ON n
street west, night toward the Capitoi. aud est
ing on Nineteenth street or PennsyIyan,a
avenue, under their marshals.
rI1;,1, IN; The delegations from the States and
Climbs OF the District. aud will report on
Eighteenth street 10 Chef Deputy Marshal
Ma Ior Church Howe
The GeIman Target Association and Wash.
Ington Turn verein. together with the organ.
zaIiOns visiting them will form on Eighteenth
street north of Pennsylvania avenue, right OIL
the avenue, under deputy Marshals: John
Abendrotb. J. 5. Mckinney. John u. Patten
Captain W. W. Winship, and Colonel Aaron
Baldwin.
Will be expected 10 report 10 the grand marshal
AT mis- Office. 156 Pennsy lvania avenue Mrs
Boyl-s confectionery store. that their organi-
cations are In position.
A single gun from Dupont's battery, under
orders from Colonel Wallace, will annou uce
10 all that the President and President elect are
ready TO move 10 the Capitol The chief depu-
~ marshal of each division must then inform
himself of the progress Of the organizat ION pre.
CedIng him; he will be responsible for that
portion of the line under his general charge
The Capitol will be approached from the
sonth side. Tne escort of United States troops.
save the cavalry, will pass entirely around
the square east OF the Capitol. and will remain
ON A street north.
The volunteer organizations will form east
of the Capitol ami facing towards il.
divisions will file IN line behind the organ
toward the Cspitol. They Will be held thus
uL;il breaking from the right To march TO the
left After the escort, they will follow the
President of the United States TO the Executive
Mansion.
All carriages in the line will pass along the
east mont OF the Capitol. and will be taken
charge OF by some one appointed by the COM
ml'tee Tor TINS purpose.
Colonel Wallace has been notified that A
Pre- >idential salute of twenty one guns Is TO be
fired as soon as the President shall have takeu
he oath of office.
IL will be noticed that by this arrangement
the President of the United States will, on his
return TO the Executive Mansion, pass along
the front OF those who had the honor to escort
him 10 be Capitol. BY this means all will sse
him. VII N the escort shall ha We saiuted the
President AT the Executive Mansion, deputy
marshals may dismiss their organ zatIons; but
n Is here stated that II II desirable they file
past the Presidential Mansion before they are
dismissed.
Organizations reporting after This will be- di-
rected TO report to the chief deputy marshals Of
divisions for assignment.
The grand marshal will wear his uniform OF
major e. neral, with committee badge and sash
as field officer OF the day.
Ads TO grand marshal-uniform, if entitled
70 II, blue baldric. trimmed with silver: saddle.
cloth white, trimmed with blue. Those not
n,itied 70 uniform, plain black.
Deputy MAJ shals-unitoI 10. IL they are en-.
'itled TO II, red baldric, trimmed with silver;
saddle-cloth white uimmed with red; baton
red, gilt acorn ends, and red ribbon. Those not
entitled to uniform, plain black.
Assistant marshals unaupplied will find
refalia al Topham'e. Seventh street. and Mrs.
Loves, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets.
In the divisions In the procession chief dep.
uty marshals will head their divisions, and
assign places on the hanks to all those assist.
ing them.
The aids to he grand marshal will be IN line
in rear Of him. They are: Major L. X. Russell
Captsin Eugene Wells, william RemsenS,
Major X. NJ. Hill, Colonel Knox, Colonel
Graves, General H. H. Bingham, Captain s. e.
PIummer, Albert Deladeld, Coloael Thomas ]
Hoyt. Captain r H. Montgomery, Captain A.
W Preston, Willie A. Harlan, Lieutenant
Lieutenant Metcalf, Lieutenant Garrison
Major Gardner. Lieutenant Gray, Mr. Nc.
Blair, Colonel McNett.
The above Comprises riose organizations that