Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-04

avenue northeast and 4 street northeast. Will,
me r.s hts 81 ns respective origades resting ..
III. The third division will assemble and
formed by Its commanding officer at II
O'Clock a. IN. on East Capitol street. with
right resting on LIST street east.
IN. The fourth division viii assemble and D.
rm It's commanding officer at 1l:S'
O'Clock a. Iu.. as follows:
The frst brigade ON A street southeast, with
and third briga6eA on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, with right Of second brigade rest
bricades on New Jersey avenue southeast, with
right of fourth brigade resting on street
southeast; the sixth brigade ON Maryland ave-
nue., with It's right resting on LIST street west.
Y. 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 % at
tention. At the signal of a second gun division
commanders will wheel their commands into
column, and the second division will imme-
diately begin movement frum its right. through
LIST street east and b street southeast, until IL
joins the LETT OF the first division AT cast 'front.'
OF the capitol. Al the signal of "A third gun the
nr>t and second divisions will Immediately
take up The line of march and the other diyl
slons VIII be given the order. I'm place rest"
taking up the line Of march successfully. I'm ac>
cordance with special instructions given divi
sion commanders.
vi. The line OF march win nc as follows:
Along the east and north fronts OF the CAPT.
tol TO PENNSYLVANIA avenue Pennsvlvania
avenue TO 22d and II streets northwest
street. 10 Connecticut avenue, Connecticut
avenue TO Rhode Island avenue, Rhode Island
avenue TO Thomas circle.
VII. The column Win be reviewed by the
President from "A stand on the south side OF
pennsylvania avenue. i'm front of the Executive
Mansion. but the column Will observe only the
ceremonies OF a marching salute. The guides
VIII hP kept ON the let. commanding officers
and bands viii not wheel out nj column the
troops will I've brought To "A carry, and officer
will salute in passing the stand. The columa
VIII an like manner be reviewed bS the chief
marshal at the Thomas circle. beyond which
point organizations will be successfully dis
WIN. An military organizations viii march
In column NJ divisions. companies or platoons
according 10 size of commands, and win not bo
altoWed 10 execute amy changes of equation
during the march. unless circumstance should
make il imrerativelN necessary.
All civic organizations viii march I'm single
rank lhatoons OF sixteen or more. ar in columns
OF elghiS. No organization will be permitted
Ia 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 ana
pointed places OF assembly, will use side streets
ana avenues, and avoid marching on
Ing. Pennsylvania avenue.
commanding officers OF all organizations are
specially enioined To prohibit music on Capitol
Hill from ] m. until the procession moves
\. Marshals OF divisions and all command.
ing officers viii keep their commands well
closed up, aud strictly observe that no greater
than regulation distance il allowed between
dll1erent organizations.
No organization will he permitted to leave
the column during the march until IL il dis
NJ. From LIST street to 18th street the col
umn will march a. nearly practicable In
the middle of Pennsylvania avenue. and coffl.
mandng officers Will regulate their guides with
the view OF carrying 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 red sash.
Assistant marshals commanding brigade by
a blue sash.
.Aides-de-carnp to the chief marshal by tri.
colorcd roSette.
staff of first division by a red rosette
Staff of second division by the keystone
badge OF the PENNSYLVANIA National Guard.
Stan of third division 10y n white rosette.
Stan of fourth division by "A blue rosctte.
Nil. The organization OF divisions and order
OF procession vii 4, he as follows;
Maj. Gen. H. w. Slocum, L. :. V, chief mar
shall
Bvt. Brig. Gen. Albert Ordway, u. S. V. chief
OF sta1.
PERSONAL AIDS.
Lieut. Colonel VIM. j. Volkmar. L. S. A; Ma
jor Green Clay Goodoe, L. X NC.
AIDEs-DECAMP.
Lieut.. Colonel NJ. V. sheridan. Lieut. Colonel
T. +. Gregory, Major A. f.. Bates. Major Thomas
Ward, Captain 5. E. Blunt, Captain :. NJ. Mills,
Captain +. V. Greene, Captain l.. III. Ray, Lieut.
James a Swift Lieut.. J. A. Buchanan. Lieut..
t. e. Davenport, Lieut.. ]. {. Scantlipg 4. $. A;
Capt. jill. ellis, Medical Director I'M. Browne,
Goodrich, Commander Il. III. McCaiia. Prof. ].
r. Soley. Lieut.. L. Il. NJ. Mason, Lieut.. w. II.
Emory Lieut. 5; A sta9ntSn Lieut.. 2; G; Col
II. Harrington, {. $. NJ. c.; Gen. Martin T. Nc
Nahon, Gen; Duncan S: Walker, Gen. Cecil
May, Gen. Walter Turnbull, Gen. George II.
Ihrie. Gen. James b. Colt, Gen. Joseph Dfcxin-
son, Gen. George w. Clark, Gen. S. s. Burdett,
Col smss E. 1nns ts Col John nE KsS
7. J.. Goddard, Col. Amos Webster, Col. ChaS.
p Bryan, Col Daniel A, Potter, Col. w: p Rob
w. Paddock. Major H. Kretz. Major Jesse NJ.
Sparks Major +. w. Haskall, Capt. N Burritt,
John john Jacobs e. II Wheeler ss EdwaTa Mcds an
ley, F: ID. Appleton, Robert J. Walker, F. c.
Van Nliet. III: w. SIocum, jr., Richard J. Bright,
A. Richardson, Mills Dean, Henry :. Selden, =.
a. Robinson, Thomas b. Kalbfus, Dennis Suili.
NJ foaer Fierce H se newi: Bartlett
7. c. Quantrill, :. w Battershall Chas. S. Hig
gins, +; L, De Akers' Marshall w. Wines.
First Division.
Bvt. Maj. Gen. r. b. Ayres, U. S. A, marshal.
Bvt. Lieut.. ol.George Mitchell, q. s. A., chief
of staff; 1st Lieut.. NJ. Crawford. u. >. A., A. ID.
ID Lieut.. NJ. C. Richards, L. s. A.. A. D. c.; I'd
Lieut.. WilIoughby Wake, Y. S. A., A. D. c.
Battalion of I'd United States artillery
Lieut.. Col. Loomis l.. Langdon.
Battalion of United states artillery, Bvt.
Lieut. Col l. L. Livingston
Capt Frank b. Hamilton.
Battalion of United states Marine Corps, Maj.
SIaTics WOtu
Washington Light Infantry Corps of District
OF Columbia, Lieut.. Col. William c. Moore.
Union Veteran Corps told Guard, OF District
Of Columbia Capt. ). f. Thomson.
National Rifles, OF District OF Columbia, Lieut..
j. o. Manson.
Union Veteran Corps DIST Company, Of Dis
trict of Columbia, Capt. NJ. A. Dillon.
Washington Continentals, of District of Co
Emmett Guard, OF District of Columbia Capt.
w. III. Murphy.
Washington Rife Corps, of District of Colum.
bia, Capt. George r. Hammar.
Butler Zouaves, of District of Columbia Cant
Charles b. Fisher.
Washington Cadet Corps, Of District OF Co
Capital City Guards, of District of Columbia
Can't. Thomas $. Kelly
Webster Rifles, of District of Columbia Can't
p. IL. simmons
Capital City Guards, Of District of Colu mbia,
Capt W. L. Gray.
Grand Army Of the Republic. Department Of
Potomac, n. NJ. Brooks, COMMANDED.
Second Division.
National Guard of the State of Pennsylvania,
Major Gen. John +. Hartranu,
commanding.
STAFF.
Lieut.. Col. George III. North assistant adm.
tant general Lieut. Col Charles s. Green, d.
vision quartermaster; Lieut.. Col. s. s. Hartranft.
division cOmmissary; Lieut.. Col. j. Ewing Mears
division surgeon; Lieut.. Col. =. w. Petit judge
advocate. Aides-de-camp: Major John B.
Compton, Major William w. Brown, Major
Charles E. Richmond, Major Edward W. Pat