Evening star., 1897-03-03
If single rank at ais..nc. of eight PAGES. six

of single rank. at distance Of eight PAGES. six
XIV. The parade will be reviewed by the Presi
dent from stand the south side Of Pennsy fvanis
avenue. Immediately In front Of the Executive
The guide VIII he left throughout the entire
march. The companies will be brought to por,
arms AT the east gate of the Executive grounds
and win SO remain until opposite the west gate.
Salutes.
All marshals and other commanders not carrying
drawn swords. will salute the President by un
covering; their STATS will march with swords IN
drawn and will not salute.
Niarshals and other commanders carrying drawn
swords will salute prescribed In drill regulations
the commander and his stan will salute and resume
the carry together.
All other officers all colors and standards. non
commissioned staff officers. commissioned Ofi
GERS nding subdivisions and drum majors
drill regulations Men In ranks will not salute
All who salute Will look toward the President
The first motion of the salute will be made at six
PAGES from the front Of the President and the
carry resumed at six PAGES beyond
Governors Of States and COMMANDERS OF Grand n
column to go on the reviewing stands. hut VIII
continue the march with their commands TO the
place where the organiza tons Will be dismissed
Dismissal.
XVI. The parade will be reviewed by the Grand
MARSHALL ut Vermont AMI street. Or
a1tnizations Iuartered south of PENNSYLVANIA ave
nile will then move north through 18th street. west
through l. street to cath street, and thence south
through oath street and proceed by the most direct
ronte to their respective quarters. organizations
ui:,rtarrt north of PennsylvaDia avenue will march
ly their nearest streets to their respective quar-
ters
No organization will be permitted to fall out
from the column until regularly dismissed. COM
man'ling officers of all organizations Will make
ample Of their stafr officers to communicate
mlnds. and assist in keeping the same closed up
and moving throughout the ., entire line OF march
XVII Marshals and their Aids will be desig-
natctl as follows:
Grand Marshal's Staf-Sash of Red
Grand Marshals Aids-Sash of White.
Marshals of Grand Divisions-Sish of Red and
Marshnls of Divisions Sash of Blue and Red
Marshals of Brigades-Sash of Blue and White.
All aids except those of the Grand Marshal
Sashes will be from the left shoulder to
XvIII. The column will move in the following
o-der:
Platoon of Mounted Police
Governors Island Band.
GENERAL. HORACE PORTER.
Staff.
Colonel II. G coriin, U.s.A, Adjutant General
Special Aids.
Aids.
Personal Escort to the President.
Troop A. of Cleveland, Ohio.
The President.
Detachment of Veterans of the Twenty-third Ohio
Volunteers.
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY IN CARRIAGES.
Military Grand Division.
General Grenville VI. Dodge, Chief Marshal.
General a. ]. Hickenooper, Chief of staff.
Colonel Joseph Z. Sanger U.S.A.. AdjutaEt General.
Colonel w. Cary Sanger. Inspector General.
Major ii. ii. C. DunwOody, Chief Signal Officer.
Captain L. Wood, U.S.A., Medical Director.
Albert W. Swain, X. Norman. C.
cadic; Majors c. Il. Humphreys, U. $. A..
Geo. &. Reid. 4. $. NJ. c.. Allen McIaEe,
J: W. Howard: f. A Hancock: Captains
Henry T. Kingsbury. L. s. A. A. NJ. Fuller
U. ). A. Thomas Cruise, U. S. A.. g. H.
Patrick ]. Z. Everest; Lieutenants Hugh J.
Gallagher. f. c. kimbaH
First Division.
General Wesley Merritt. U. S. A, MARSHAL