The Washington critic., 1890-04-09
THE cnrAr MILITARY REVIEW.
Exercises Next Friday Afternoon in
Honor of the Pan Americans.

Exercises Next Friday Afternoon in
Honor OF the Pan-Americans.
Next Friday will be great day for
the military in and about Washington.
II will be the occasion Of a grand re.
view of militia, marines and regulars
in honor Of the International American
Conference, and the delegates thereof
will be. given an opportunity to judge
the kind of material Uncle Sam s
army, regular and volunteer, is com
posed Of
The troops TO be reviewed, compris.
ing the Marines from the barracks, the
yellow. bedecked regular troopers from
Fort Myer, on Arlington Heights; the
District National Gu0rdsmen, the heavy
and light artillery from the Arsenal,
with their snowy red trimmings, and
last, but not least, the High School
Cadets, will form at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, in two lines, on the White
Lot (Ellipse) in the following order:
!. First Brigade, Lieut.. Col. Charles Hey
wood, U. s. NJ. c., commanding.
L. s. Marine Corps and Third Artillery
Bands, united
Battalion Third Artillery.
Battalion u. S. Marines.
Light Battery G, Third Artillery.
Battalion u. S. Cavalry.
Second Brigade, Brig. Gen. Albert Ordway,
N. G. ID. c., commanding.
National Guard, District of Columbia
2. The troops of the first line will be de-
ployed in line.
The troops of the second line will be
formed as follows: Infantry, in line of bat
TALON columns, close column by compa-
nies; artillery and cavalry, in columns of
platoons.
3. Camp colors will be placed to desig-
nate the following points: Position of the
reviewing party; point where each bat
TALON is brought to carry; changes OF
direction, and the right and left of each of
the two lines when formed.
4. The troops will pass in review at full
distance.
5. The attention Of brigade commanders
is invited to paragraphs S25 S26, S27 and
S2S, U. s. Army Infantry Tactics.
6. To secure uniformity the following
will be observed:
a. Commanders of foot battalions and
their staffs will not be mounted.
b. Battalion and battery commanders
will not leave the head of their respective
commands after passing the reviewing
point.
c. Salutes will be rendered only by com
HanueTs OF regiments, DdlJallOns, batteries
and separate commands.
z. No one, except members of the re-
viewing party, with their carriages, will be
admitted to that part of the road immedi-
ately in rear of the position to be occupied
by the reviewing party.
s. No one, except the troops and the re-
viewing party, will be admitted upon the
grass plat of the Ellipse during the re-
view.
8. No carriages will be admitted upon the
road Immediately surrounding the Ellipse
during the review, except as provided In
paragraph Z.
10. Entrance for carriages to the east aud
west road across the grounds Of the Presi-
dents house, Immediately north of the
south fountain, will be by the eastern gate.
II. A carriageway along the Avenue,
Immediately west of the Presidents House
and extending to the space Immediately in
rear Of the reviewing stand, will be kept
clear for the carriages of the reviewing
party.
These orders are officially signed by
General II. G.. Gibson, and counter.
signed by Adjutant C. b. Satterlee.
Music will be furnished by the Third
Artillery, Marine and National Guard
bands.