The morning times., 1896-02-21
ORDER OF MARCH.

OhDEh OI NAM
The First Battalion will be commanded
by Major Fox, with adiutant and quarter
master, and the Second Battalion will be
headed by Major Graft and staff. All of
these Officers will be mounted.
The order in which the First Battalion
viii parade is as follows. Company A,
Capt. Won Bayer: Company ID, Capt Hoge;
Company c. Capt. Hoover, and Company B,
Capt. Daniels The order OF the Second
Battalion companies Is: Company Z, Capt.
Ferree: Company Il, Capt. Gapin: Company
II, Carr. Berry, and Company F, Capt,
Hurst. The captains OF companies Will not
enjoy the distinction of appearing on horse
lack They viii have the Sixth United
states Cavalry Band from Fort Myer.
The Veteran Volunteer Firemen Will be
ia the parade. headed by the Mount Pleas
ant Field Band. They VIII carry their big
Len Il nd VIII ring it along The line OF march.
The Corcoran Cadet Corps, Capt. Eugene
9. Edwards. wearing for the first Time he
new uniform OF white coats with blue he'll
NETS and white plumes. VIII he in the
parade, as VIII the Morton Cadets Capt.
Edgar A. Shilling. aftired in the new COM
i,any fatigue uniforms, it being the first
appearance OF the cadets in parade thus
clothed.
WHOLE SECOND REGIMENT.
Col Clay has ordered the entire second
Regiment OF the District of Columbia Ma
tional Guard 20 report AT 10 O'Clock Sat
urday morning, in the regulation govern
meni fatigue uniforms. The regiment VIII
he headed by the new second Regiment
Band. under the direction OF Lieut.. D. B..
Macleod. 1t VIII be the first appearance
II the band in parade. and the members
win wear new regulation band uniforms,
Just received from the quarterma ster's
department at Philadelphia.
1t is possible that the regular troops
from Fort Myer and the Washington Bar
racks may participate in the parade, but
so orders 10 that effect have as yet been
issued.
The companies will rendezvous at Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
and the parade will start AT 3 O'Clock. The
line of march, as now arranged. will be
west on Pennsylvania avenue to Fifteenth
street, TO X street. to Nineteenth street,
TO Pennsylvania avenue. to Fifteenth street
and New York avenue. where the parade
VIII be dismissed. The latter point is
Company A. first separate battalion, col
ored, ID. c. n. e., Capt Arthur Brooks,
| and the colored High School Cadets will
have parade of theiTown Saturday, start
ing at 2 p. m. The Capital City Band
will lead the parade. Maj. Charles Mnkins
will be in command of the battalion OF
cadets, and will have for his aid Adjt.
| Frank II. Burgess. Company A will be
commanded by Capt. Roscoe C. Bruce. and
Company B by Capt. Clarence WormIy.
CELEBRATION IN THE SCHOOLS.
! Aside from the parade the school ceIebra-
tons will he most notable as publicly
making general observation OF the day,
but their celebrations win be a day and
two days early on account of the 22d not
beinga regular schooiday. The high school
exercises will occur today at ] p. M. and
| will be as follows:
Presiding officer, s. w Woodward;
| speaker, Rev. Alex. Mackay-Snlith.
Eastern High School-Exerciscs at 1
p. m.; presiding officer, W. C. Dodge;
| speaker, Gen. Nelson A. Miles, United
| States Army.
Western High School-EXercises at II a.
M; presiding officer, B. T. Janney
speaker, B. q Warner.
| Business High School-Exercises at ] p
M; presiding officer, John Joy Ed
son; speaker, congre ssnan Joseph E.
| Washington.
Today at 1870 the other public schools viii
celebrate, according to the program giveI
below:
IN PRIMARY GRADES.
First Division, Franklin building p resid
ing officer, T. a. Lambert; speaker, Rev
Teunis 5 Hamlin, ID. d.
Dennison building Presiding Officer
Charles w Ncedham; speaker, Commissione
John W. Ross.
Force building officer, DR.. A
p. Pardon: speaker, Congressman Jane
F. Stewart.
Second Division. Henry building Pre-
siding officer, Samuel A. Curriden; speak
er, Gen. S. S. Burdett.
l Webster building Presiding officer, vi