Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-03


the rights OF Its respective hrigades resting on
ct street east.
III. The tilird division will assemble and he
formed by It's commanding officer at llS0
o'clock a. m. on East Capitol street, with its
rig NJ resting on lst street east.
Nv. Inc i'ui th division will assemble and he
O'Clock a m. as follows
The first brigade on A street southeast with
It's right resting on LIST street east the secuad
and third briCades on PENNSYLVANIA avenue
southeast, with right OF second brigade rest
ing on LIST street east the fourth and nth
hrigadeS on New Jersey avenue southeast with
right of fourth brigade testing on q street
southeast; the sixth brigade on Marylan ave-
nue., with It, right resting on LIST street west
'. on the conclusion of the Inaugural cere>
monies one gun will be fired, at which signal
division commanders will see that their lines
are formed and bring their commands to at
lehtlon NJ the signal NJ a second gun division
commanders will wheel their commands into
column, and the second division will imme
aiatelN begin movement nom its right, through
Isl stlSet east and B street southeast, until u
lolIls the lett - the first division east front
OF the talhto!. At the signal of a third gun the
first and second divisions will immediately
take M the line of march and the other divf
sions viii he given the order "in place rest"
ta>iug up the line of march succesSiyely' in 40
cordhnce with special instructions given divi
sion commanders.
VI. The line of march will be rs follows:
Along the east and north fronts of the Capi
tol 10 Pennsylvania avenue, PENNSYLVANIA
avenue TO 22d and X streets northwest X
/ avenue TO Rhode Island avenue. Rhode Island
avenue To Massachusetts avenue Massachusetts
I
VII. The column will he reviewed by the
President from stand the south side Of
pennsylvania avenue i'm front OF the Executive
mansion. hut the column viii observe only the
ceremonies OF a marching salute. The guides
will he kept on the LETT. commanding officers
and bands viii not wheel out OF column the
troops viii Ice brought to 'carry" and officer
will salute N passing the stand. The column
VIII IN like manner he reviewed by the chief
marshal nj the Thomas circle, beyond which
missed.
n
In column of divisions, companies or platoons,
according 10 size of commands, and will not be
allowed 10 execute any changes of formation
during the march, unless circumstances should
make II tmpcratiVcly necessary.
All civic organizations viii march in single
RANK liatoons OF sixteen or more, or in columns
OF Fights. No organization will be permitted
to march with less front than eight, and the
distance between ranks or platoons must, In all
cases. Toe kept AT half distance
IN. Organizations OF the second, third and
Iourth DIVISIONS, in proceeding Ia their APP
pointed places of assembly, will use side streets
anu avenues, and avoid marching on cross
ing, Pennsylvania avenue.
commanding officers OF all organizations are
| specially enjoined To- prohibit music on Capitol
illl from , m. until the procession moves.
n Mar>halS OF divisions aad all command
lnS 3lhcer> VIII keep their commands well
closed up, and strictly observe that no greater
than regulation distance is allowed between
! No organization will be permitted to leave
the column during the march until il is dis
/ missed at Thomas circle
NJ. From LIST street TO 18th street the col
umn viii march a. nearly as practicable in
the middle OF Pennsylvania avenue. and conn
mandinE officers will regulate their guides with
the view OF carry ing out that purpose
MI. Marshals and aides Will be designated as
follows:
Marshals of division by a yellow sash
Chief Of staff and personal aides to the chief
marshal by a red sash.
Assistant marshalS, commanding brigade by
a blue sash.
Aide~-de-camp to the chief marshal by tri-
staff OF first division by n red rosette.
starr of second division by the keystone
badge of the Pennsy lNania National Guard.
STAFF of third division by white rosctte
stan of fourth division by n hlur r1s.ita
Nil. The organization OF divisions and order
OF procession VIII be IA follows:
Maj. Gen. III. W. slocum, L. :. v, chief mar
Byt. Brig. Gen. Albert ordway, q. S. V, chief
of stall
PERSONAL AIDS.
Lieut.. Colonel VIM. J. Volkmar, o. 8. A; Ma
jor Green Clay Goodloe, L. 5. NC.
AIDEs-DECAMP.
Lieut. Colonel NJ. V. sheridan, Lieut. Colonel
T. F. Gregory, Major A. L. Bates, Major Thomas
/ Ward. Captain s f. Blunt, Captain :. NJ. Mills,
/ Captain +. V. Greene, Captain p. II. Ray, Lieut..
James 4. Swift. Lieut.. ]. A. Buchanan, Lieut..
T. & panenn9ri, Lieut. j; z; Scantling, Z. 5. A.
1 Commander Il. II. Evans, Commander c. K
! Goodrich. Commander u. n. McCalla. Prof ].
! Emory. Lieut.. :. A stanton, Lieut. j. G. Col-
! Wei, L. ;. "; Major A. :. Nicholson, Lieut.. +.
H. Harrington, Z. :. NJ. c.; Gen. Martin I. Nc
Mahon, Gen. Duncan S; Walker, Gen. Cecil
May. Gen. Walter Turnbull Gen. George L.
lh'ie, Gen. James B. Colt, Gen. Joseph Dickin.
son, Gen. George w. Clark, Gen. 5. 5. Burdett,
Col Byron q. Daniels, Col. Hy Kyd Douglas
Col James e, Jones, Col. John I. Nicholson Cole
2. 1. Goddard, Col. Amos Webster, Col; Chas.
/ 7. Bryan, Col. Daniel 4. Potter Col. W. p. Rob
ertson. Major ]. V. w. Vandenbergh. Major ].
/ w. Paddock, Major H. Kretz, Major Jesse NJ.
/ Sparks, Major +. ". Haskal, Capt. In. Burritt,
/ Capt. W. :. Wheeler, Lieut.. W. b. Risse, Hon.
John c. Jacobs, ii. ii. Wheeler, Edward McCau-
Iey + E d. ApPIetSn Robert Maikfr 6
James +. Mcnhone, James 9. Wintersmith, +.
\. Richardson, Mills Dean, Henry s. selden, 5.
| \. Robinson. Thomas Il. Kalbfus, Dennis Sull-
W. N. Porter, W Pierce Bell, Lewis c. Bartlett
! gins, r. L. De Akers. Marshall w. Wines
Presidential party in carriages.
First Division.
Bvt. Maj. Gen. r. b. Ayres, U. s. A., marshal
| Bvt Lieut. Col George Mitchell, U. 8. A, chief
of staff; 1st Lieut.. NJ. Crawford. u. s. A, A ID.
c.: LIST Lieut.. sebree Smith, o. S. A., A. d. c.;
Lieut.. 'Wiloughby Wake, U. S. A, A. D. c.
| Battalion of "a United States artillery,
Battalion of United states artillery, Bv.
| Lieut.. Col. L. l.. Livingston.
Light Battery A. 2d United States artillery,
| Capt. Frank b. Hamilton.
| Charles Haywood.
Washington light Infantry Corps, OF District
of columbia Lieut.. Col. William @. Moore.
Union Veteran Corps odd Guardl, of District
| of Columbia. Capt. -. +. Thomson.
National Rifles, Of District of Columbia, Lieut..
| j. o. Manson.
Union Veteran Corps 1st Company, of Dis
| trict of Columbia, Capt. NJ. A. Dillon.
Washington Continentals, OF District OF Co
| lumbia, Capt. George F. Timms.
Emmett Guard, of District of Columbia, Capt
w. III. Murphy.
Washington Rife Corps, OF District of Column
bia, Capt George r. Hammar
Butler ZouaveS, OF District of Columbia, Capt
Charles b. Fisher.
Washington Cadet Corps, OF District Of Co
lumbia, Maj. c. A. Fleetwood.
Capital City Guards, of District Of Columbia,
| Capt. Thomas =. Kelly.
Webster Rifles OF District of Columbia, Capt.
p III. Simmons.
Capital City Guards, of District OF Colu mbia,
Capt. w. L. Gray.
Grand Army Of the Republic, Department Of
Potomac, n. NJ. Brooks, commander.
Second Division.
National Guard of the State OF Pennsylvania,
Major Gen. John +. Hartranft,
commanding.
STAFF.
Lieut.. Col. George III. North, assistant adju-
tant general: Lieut.. Col Charles $ Green, d.
vision quartermaster; Lieut.. Col. =. s Hartranft
division commissary; Lieut.. Col. J. Ewing Mears,
advocate. Aides-de-camp: Major John B,
Compton, Major William W. Brown, Major
Charles f. Richmond, Major Edward w. Pat
ton, Major Walter g. Wilson, Major f. Perot
Ogden.
FIRST BRIGADE.
Brig Gen. II. Snowden, commanding.
First regiment. Col. L. +. WeiderSheim.