Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03

to the Capitol wili he in columns Of Companies for
and q riaooDs for he s.ssr "a, al a. iai ..anSs
any "ssssnct,on 7, nder Reduction 81 irOni ne
back into line a. so n A. the obstacle l. passed
On alrIsachinr the ess. front 4 ihe osPigei whea
nice viii be changed by each Infantry and cavalry
zstten 70 columns &c fcurs, and iis mounted
unn e pieces The Infantry VII ale i5 ,s 20 o S
space before The east mont Of the Capitol and vii be
alle lines OF ba;talions in line Of hatte ~ pa
messed rESn ss.h ohsr in the closest prscticable
open space aud in front Of New jersey sys 'ns
the eouth end Of the Capitol, and win Their eog ~
d q the grand marshal for n sr Sai .Ss. ,ss -.
lutte ef thirty seven guns. Light battery A. "a srtii
street north entirely around Eas, Capitol susrs a
and will come into battery on the open space north
ders Of the grand marshal for hrng salute of twea
ty-Ope guns. The cavalry will follow the light BAT.
terry halting on street north the head Il the column
not g pass the north entrance Of the east mont q
The civic portion ofthe procession win Be mas.ea
by Deputy Grand Marshal William Dickson ana
their respective marshas in Ea- Capitol square and
the Capitol as may not De occupied By the troops.
A On the conclusion If the inaugural ceremonies at
salute TO be fired by the corps Of naval cadeisl the
procession will be put in march, via the north Il the
President back TO Inc Executive Mansion in the
Zane order in which il marched 20 the Capitol Tn
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Of the Treasury building, and the column viii then
proceed via 18th, and 18th streets 20 PennsyIyania
pass review Of the Presdent, who Mil ncnry 10
s'snd on the avenue in front of the Executive Man
in passing IN review neither bands nor tela mus,,
Saad 70 our o. ths Column, but will remain at The
h me pe,,sw, and alter each organ.ation has passed
sion will D. considered as dismisssd and s s pre-
Kation viii be marched 10 it, quarters by its o%n
All carriages In the procession, except those o. the
PRESIDENT and the Governor Of the District Of Co
lumbia, will march four abreast.
The grand marshal viii wear his uniform Of
MAJOR general, With sash a. general officer Of the
The assistant grand marshal will wear hs unif0rrn
oi MAJOR general, with red, white and blue rosette
The deputy grand marshal will wear a red. white
aud blue rosetfe ON left breast.
The marshals Of div sions viii wear white rosettes
ON left breast, and the uniform 81 their gradr n
omcsrs OF the army, navy or State militia: IN not
en,Ited to UNIFORM citizens, plain black suit With
Aides to the grand marshal will wear red rosettes
form citizens. plain black suit with siiI hat 10 uni
blue rcsetes e breast and the Uniform Sf ,h s
entitled to uniform, citizens, plain black suit, with
The post q all mar;has, when the procession is in
All aides two PAGES in of their chiefs in one
rank ~ numbering ten or less, in two ranks, If more
Brevet Major Gen. W. D. whipple. rnted States
aIfoihttu a->lstaDt grand marshal. and
William Dickson, deputy grand marshal, in imme.
diate charge OF the civic portion of the procession
The following namtd gentlemen appointed aids
10 the grand marshal Colonel J p Martin adm
tsnt general; Colonel J. c. Mccoy, Colonel IF.
Ionrteliotte, Colonel J. q. G. Lee. MAJOR A \
Nicholson, Lieut.. Comd 'r y Radgers Colonel : W
Owen, Colonel William Wall, Colonel II u. Cooke,
6oionei ID Barnes Colonel Il. Lutey, Colonel r.
f T. b; fTgisi' MsiSr E. UIel Genl R. 2. Mussey
Lieut.. I. Thomberg, Colonel q. c. McCormiek'
naEt ID Mecathran, Mr. X. Harrington, Mr. Jane
X Young Capt. X. L. Fleming, Mr.. Irwin Brsoke
Lieut. II: W. Howgafe, aide de-camps; Maj0r . ~
T1bias Lieut.: g. 9. Cusick, Lieut.. c. A Pastley
Mr.: r. W: smith, MT. Thomas M Shepherd
They viii report TO the grand marshal at headauar-
tiers. (Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street D an Q
{ clock a. m, March q.
As q is absolutely requisite that the procession
should march at 10 O'Clock a m, precisely all organ
lZatloDs are urged TO DE in line before that bour
WILLIAM Y. BARRY.
BNt Mayor General L. :. A, Grand Marshal