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this parade.
"Tbe smallest detail connected with your
work in this matter must receive tho most care
ful attention. DO nothing by halves. Sec TO 1t
Yourselves thnt whatever duty falls to your
command TO perform is practically, thoroughly.
and efficiently performed. Spare no trouble In
giving Instructions TO the members OF your COM
mAnd as to their duties and as to their de-
mennor and department and their manner in
handling the people they como in contact with.
"Inatruct them TO be under all crcum-
stances polite and courteous to tho public TO
render all possible assistance wherever re-
ouired, and to act promptly and with decision
whenever anything occurs requiring at their
hands tho performance of police duty. It will
not be possible to relieve them for meals. and
therefore commanding officers should mako
eome arrangements bv which their commands
could at the proper time and place be supplied
with refreshments. such coffee aud sand
wiches.
II have issued limited number OF passes for
distribution to members Of the press ana 10
others requiring them. You Will show copy
Of 1t to each and every member OF your COM
mapd. and instruct them that all such
passes mus. be honored when presented.
I have also issued another style of pass
for members of tho stan OF Gen.
Porter grand marshal OF the parade, and
they also must be honored whenever and
wherever presented. l will also call your at
tention to the fact that. from time to time In
the past passes have been issued to physicians
giving them the right of way in the streets and
permitting them to cross professions. lheso
passes have been issued under ordinance OF the
eity and are signed by the Chief of Police. IL
any such are presented they must be honored."
The following special order was submitted by
missioners and ratified by them At yesterdays
meeting: Company commanders whose quar-.
ARE the psse ss n %
that the centre OF the street. " hich they are
likely to use in the event Of hre, is kept nm
occupy this space at any time during tho parade.
"In the event of fire occurring on either
viii rims their apparatus bells eontin uousiy.
blow steam whistles. and utilize all their spare
tbs way % ro Ths raIe OF OF speed viii be reduced to
minimum with tho view OF preventing acci-
I'm the event of nre occurring on the street
occupied by the parade or adjacent thereto
care win be taken not to unaeeessar,y @ oos,rIes S
intersecting streets and the apparatus located
there. But should 1t become necessary 70 take
hydrants on the streets occupied by the pnfade
the apparatus will he removed to tho intersect-
ing streets as soon as the hre Is extinguished.
and all movements of men and apparatus con-
Quoted in such manner as to cause the least
annoy ance and delay to those participating in
the parade, as well as to insure safety to life
Yesterday afternoon an order was issued by
formed churches in this city. for which there is
probably no parallel in church history In this
for the order is considered. The substance Of
the order is that the American flag shall be dis
ya. o
The churches are located as follows:
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and Second avenue. Seventy-seventh street and
West End avenue. Thirty.fourth street and
Eighth avenue, and Thrty-ninth street and
Ninth avenue.
The Grand Marshal and staff will be preceded
sound money guard. The personnel of the
De RGyter Hollins. in command: the Rev. DR..
David n. Greer. Simon J. Drake. the Rev. Alb
bott Brown. Frederick T. James. Charles r.
Fn Fn ary sP6I P1s wrIn c MO1n T. Dssn e. e
William Beadleson, n. G. Beadleson. S. G; ,Blag-
den. Jr.. Pr. Beach Bennett w. Loew. Wright
johnson. Albert Peas, Schuyler scheffelln. F.
ward Thomas. John Plummer. Walter J. Peck.
Samuel Ta1sr TSyos w. r F,. Tsylo W
ssssetssy i. 4 nTaks e the Republican and
,,nouhUss that the See.ptie- Gcr 1c!.::e viii
meet in parlor F in the, Fifth Avenue Hotel:
meeting the specially invited guests Of the asso-
citation. and from there the guests will be escort
Cd sss there wss before time in n.
followed by a parade commanded such high
prices as have the windows overlooking tho
route to pc followed by to.day's parade. Offers
for windows along Fifth avenue went as high
yesterday as $3.50. Two men. who had invited
friends from out Of town to witness tho parade.
made these offers to persons who had already
secured certain windows. Both offers were
fused. Other offers, ranging from $75 to 5000
were made and in few cases were they even con-
sidered.
The following notice was posted in the store
OF Teht Weller d. Co. yesterday.
' To emplovees:
'we wish it distinctly understood that those
who desire TO participate in the parade on Sat-
urday may do 30. The participation In the DEM
onstrRtion must, however. he voluntary. Fit
comes to our ears that any man participates in
the parade because some one has threatened
him II he does not, that man will be discharged.
"TEFFT. WELLER IL Co"
The brushmakers, in the fifth section of the
drug, oil. paint, and chemical division. will
wear white badges With small brushes sus-
pended from them. The men In the drug trade
division will be supplied with sandwiches and
ice water by boys who have been hired for that
purpose.
The Bellevue medical students will display
In the march monster bottle. In tho shape
OF q banner, with this inscription: