Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-27

The general order of Marshal Martin F. Nc
Mahon announcing the arrangements for the
formation, movement and disarmament of the
inaugural parade was given out today. 1t is as
follows:
HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL,
INAUGURAL PARADE OF MARCH 4, 1893,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. =, 1898.
General Orders. No. 3.
The following orders and arrangements for
the formation, movement and disarmament of
the inaugural parade Of the 4th Of March, 1898.
are hereby announced:
The column will be composed Of two grand
divisions.
FIRST GRAND DIVISION.
1. The first brigade, first division, consisting
Of United States forces, will assemble in in.
verified order at 1920 am. as follows: Bat
TALON of marines and artillery not mounted
and serving as infantry, Oh north
side of Pennsylvania avenue, facing
south. the marines on the right, and their right
resting on Jackson place (161S street,: the light
battery Of the first brigade. in column Of pla-
toons, on Jackson place 16]S street,,
head Of column on Pennsylvania avenue
the squadron of cavalry Of the first. bri-
march in column of platoons on coming into
the avenue. The second brigade will assemble
in column on Pennsylvania avenue at the
above hour, infantry in column Of COM
panies, followed by light artillery and cavalry in
column Of platoons; the leading company Of the
second brigade opposite the State, War and
Navy Department building. The grand mar
shall will take post on Executive avenue at its
Junction with Pennsylvania avenue; his staff
special aids leading, will be formed in column
of sections Of twelve each at 1890 am.
The President having been received with
hOnOrs hriuo
column to the left, infantry in column Of
companies, artillery and cavalry in column of
plantoons. The leading brigade will at once
move forward. followed in order by:
The grand marshal and staff
The President, the President-elect, the Vice
President-elect and the Senate committee OF
arrangements.
Members of the cabinet
The major general commanding the army.
The senior admiral of the navy, followed bv
the second brigade
In this formation the division will escort the
President to the Capitol
Any organization of the first division not in
line and ready to move at IL a. m will, without
further orders, move to q position in rear OF
the third division on East Capitol street and be
reported to the chief of that division for as
Segment
2. The second division. consisting of the
Pennsylvania National Guard, will assemble by
brigades. in close column of companies at II
m. on Maryland avenue northeast and A street
northeast, head Of column resting at LIST street
east.
Subdivisions formed near functions of streets
will keep cross streets unobstructed. This rule
applies to all divisions in the parade.
3. The third division. consisting of the Ma
tional Guard organizations OF other states, pre-
coded by their respective governors and stats,
the whole arranged from front to rear in the or
der of the states adoption Of the Constitution
Il y1,,N,o 49, H. L l.
brlgades In close column of companies at IL m.
on East Capitol street, with head Of column
resting on LIST street east.
To avoid interrupting the march the stats of
the governors of the states assigned to this di-
vision will at Its assembly, take and hold their
position in the column as indicated below.
4. The fourth division. consisting of organ
izations follows; Grand Army of the Re-
public, Union Veteran Legion. Union Veterans
Union and Medal of Honor Legion. will assem-
BILE by briRades in close column of companies
at ~ m. on B street southeast, with head Of
column resting on LIST street east.
SECOND GRAND DIVISION.
5. The first division will assemble in close
column at LOO pm. on LIST street east head Of
column resting at B street southeast.
6. The second division will assemble in close
column at 1:30 pm, on New Jersey avenue,
head of column resting at d street south.
z. The third division will assemble in close
column at 40 pm. on South Capitol street,
head Of column resting on B street south.
8. The fourth division will assemble In
close column at 1:50 p. m on Delaware avenue,
head of column resting on B street south.
8. The fifth division will assemble in close
column at 200 p. m. on Delaware avenue, head
of column resting at b street north.
10. The sixth division will assemble in close
column at 2:lO p. m. on New Jersey avenue,
head OF column resting at Il street north.
IL. The first division, first grand d.
vision, on arriving at LIST street west
will execute column left and march to b street
north; thence on B street north to LIST street
east thence south on LIST street east to B
street south; thence west on Is street south
to New Jersey avenue. at which point the divi-
sion commander will halt the leading company
Of the first brigade the division closing in mass
The division commander and his staff and the
commander of the first brigade and his staff.
turning into the Capitol grounds at New Jersey
avenue, will halt on the drive leading along the
east front of the Capitol closing on the staff Of
the grand marshal
IL. At the conclusion Of the inaugural
address one gun will be fired, at which signal
division commanders Of the first grand division
will bring their commands to attention.
At the signal Of second gun the first
division, executing column right, will enter
the Capitol grounds and march along the east
front of the Capitol to street north thence
west on street north to LIST street west; thence
on LIST street west to Pennsylvania avenue The
commander of the second brigade will dispose
the rear Of his column SO as to prevent any
possible interference with the head Of the first