The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-20
WEATHER PERMITTING.
Parade on Monday Under the New Regu
Iations.

Parade on Monday Under the New RegU-
Iations.
Weather permitting. the principal Observ-
8nce Of Washington's birthday on Monday
viii be the parade and review of the city
troops Of the Second brigade, \. g. c..
Much interest is manifested in this contem-
plated parade. It wilt be the first under the
new drill regulations and an attempt will be
made TO follow them in the battalion forma-
ton Of regiments. IL fact the First In
1antry viii be alone in pretending to ad-
here 10 them strictly IN this respect
Brigadier- General John II. Dickinson ad-
dressed the Governor on Tue sday, Offering
him the review. but his EXcellency had al
ready hied himself to the mountains in
Fresno for a hunt, and twenty miles from
the nearest railroad, where mail can only
reach him by chance. 1t is very doubtful,
therefore, that the Governor VIII be a the
review; and so, on Friday the compliment
was rendered to MajOr-GeneTal w. ii. d.
mOnd. Acknowledgement c. c. Allen is also
absent from Sacramento and is down south.
For the review the battalIOns viii form IN
line Of masses at , o'clock on Monday alter
noon on Van Ness avenue, right resting on
Market street. Battalion commanders Will
be mounted. After passing in review the
brigade will make q short march down
Bush, to Montgomery. TO Market and Fifth,
where il viii be dismissed The cavalry
troop viii report for escort duty at l;lj
o'clock at tie Palace Hotel The band Of
the Third Infantry viii act as the brigade
band, ard viii report 10 Colonel Macdonald
at tie rtgimental arm0ry of the Second
Artillery at l 80 O'Clock and remain under
his orders unit! dismissed by him.
Tie brigade stan viii report mounted az
the Palace Hotel at 1:l5 o'clock. If the
weather Is tiue the signal coruS will Try
helingraphiug to Mount Didblo, and the
First Troop Of Cavalry, which is under
orders 10 report at o'cIOck IA the morning,
Wall before the parade haze mounted
drill at the Preside, likewise Captain
Shines Light battery. Colonies Macdonald
and sullivan issued their orders on Tues
day for the parade. The field ana stan and
the light battery Of the Second Artillery
viii report 20 tae a0JutaDj at 40 o'clock;
Hou-cummlssi0neds staff, drum corps and the
SIX foot companies at 80 CLOCK.
The First Infantry viii report at its regl-
mental armOTy al 80 o clock ana parade as
threa battaiiOuS. The formation Will be as
follows.
First battalion, under command Of Major
George i. BuIdlck, VIII ba composed OF Com
lauy q Uu Tie Iigut. Cumpauy on the lett aud
Company II center. Lieutenant J.. G.. Ei>eu
company H. has been detailed fer duty Is adIn-
taut of fuiS battalion. aud Sergeant r. C. FetteT.
Com any y. as SET EeHUt-malur-
Secoau Battalion, under command OF captain
&. l. tlueu, VIII be composed ut Company q on
Tie right. Company un Tie lett, aud thru aud
ceuteI company vii be mace up OF details from
Companies and O.. and VIII be under the com
maUd of Lieutenant 4. j. EUddOck. Lieutenant
f. L. SuIIH-, Company q, IS detailed rs adJutaut
OF ANS battalion. aad Sergeant William ii. Nc
Neil. Company g., a. SerEeaut-uajJr.
Ill.d Battalion. under command OF Captain
Charles Jansen, VIII be CONFUSED OF Company ID
GA Tile right. Company uu Tie LETT and cadets
center. Lieutenant j.. h. GleiOw Company d, is
a.. led as - t4f
Eeaa- l. B.uAOme Company B, as sergeant
major
The superstition is that the Second ArtiI-
leTy and Third Infantry will attempt the
battalion formation, each forming two aud
using ior the same their right and left