Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-12
The Details Complete for Parade and
Prize Drill.
ORDERS ISSUED BY MAJOR MOORE
List of the Participants From Each
Precinct.
CHIEF PARIS CONTINGENT

Arrangements for the police drill Thurs
day afternoon and the parade the follow
ing day have been completed, and the COM
ing events were fully discussed at this
mornings session of the police Heutenants
at headquarters. The men who are to
participate in each will appear in dress
uniform, with their new black hats, and
each man will wear a black necktie. For
the instructions of the lieutenants, SER
geants and privates who are SO deeply in
terested in the drill and parade Major
Moore issued the following general order:
THE several companies Of the police
battalion will assemble at o'clock sharp
Friday, the 18th instant, on K street north
west. the right resting on I'D street. fac
ing south. The troop will form twenty
PAGES on the left of the infantry battalion. =
The following vehicles will form twenty
PAGES to the left of the cavalry: The patrol
wagons of the first second, fourth and
sixth precincts; the two light wagons of the
fifth and eighth and two ambulances, the
drivers of which Will report to Lieutenant
third precinct station. During the march
the vehicles will move two abreast.
The column will move promptly at $50
pm. The first company will maintain a
distance of twenty-four PAGES in rear OF
the band. Each company, as it reaches
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, will
be brought to carry batons.
President Will Review.
after passing the President in review
the column will continue its march to 18th
street, thence on the west side to the north
side of Pennsylvania avenue, to LIST street
northwest, where the companies will be
dismissed
Company commanders will thoroughly
inspect their companies before leaving their
stations, and require that each man shall
conform in uniform and equipment to the
orders already communicated for their gui-
dance.
Full dress uniforms, with black helmets,
will be worm
In conclusion, the order says:
The major and superintendent need only
add that he has confidence in his conf
mand, feeling assured that both officers and
men will appreciate the honor of re-
view by the chief magistrate of the ma
ton and the Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and maintain the repu-
tation they have achieved for efficiency
and discipline
The Competitive Drill.
For the Information of those who are to
take part in the competitive drill the
major issued the following Instructions
1. The company will be marched upon
the drill ground and formed in line fifteen
to Senior officer of the board.
2. At the conclusion of the drill the COM
pany will be marched to the grand stand
and presented to the judges.
The order of exercises will be:
l, open ranks; 2, manual; 3, close ranks;
4. fours right; s. fours left; 6, oblioue In
column of fours; Z. being in line turn and
advance; 8, being in line turn and halt;
0, pass obstacle; 10. reform lire; IL, being
in column of fours, execute left front into
vv,or rob r,r tn, mi
uniE of fours, execute on right into line;
h. marching ir column of tours, form line
to the front and halt; II. marching in line
march in column of tours to front; 10
march the company in line around the dia-
nond, hating at place of beginning.
This morning the lieuteEants reported
the names of the officers who are to par
ticipate in the drill.
First Precinct.
Lieut. T. 3. .Amiss. Sergeants Shilling
Acton and Moore, Privates, Schuyler
Cover, Simpson, Miller, Hoiiinberser
Cowne, Stenhouse, Riley, Hooper, Bartel
Warren, Carlson, LYDIA. Murphy, Sears
Purks. Lally, Hodges. Houghlan, Boyce,
Sprinkle, Heller. MeIlen, Oriani, Herndon
Austin. Barry. Judge, Mechanics, Dyer,
Cochran, Kilmartin.
Second Precinct.
Lieutenant Heffenr. Sergeants Jordan
and Kaucher, Privates Hoagland, Hen
bricks. Gibson, Cooper, ,Lightfoot, Hartley.
Mcdonald. Trumbo, Jennings. Plemmons,
O'Dea. Holmes. Hill. Pickles Luton Muir
ply. Gouiman, Stroman, Green, Goodwin,
Relth. Halter. Fathers, Van Horn, Martin.
Copeland, Wall, Bryan, Trainor, Sroufe,
Clifford, Hutton, Donovan.
Third Precinct.
Lieut.. Boyle, Sergts. Bryan and McNee-
ley, Privates Belts, Buckley, Burlingame
Burrows. Cooney, Charlton, Edwards, Eng
lish, Elgin. Garvey. Girard, Hanley Hes
ter, High. Heare. Jacobsen. Jack, Joyce,
kersten. Lee. Lynch. Mulvaney, Mcdaniel,
NJ OBrien, j. j. OBrien, P. O'Brien. Pot
ter, Qualls, Raedy. Ricketts,, Russell and
Smith.
Fourth Precinct.
Lieut.. Holinberger, Sergts Daley and
Williams. Privates Anderson, Ais, Bass
ford. Bruce. Baum, Baker, Cariin. Curry.
Cornwell. Evans. Kenny, Fugitt, Holz.
I'awkins. ]. Herbert f. Herbert. Hospital.
Lake, Mendenhall. McGrath Nicholson Os-
burn. Reinhard Sullivan Smith Stewart.
Shannon. Sonntag. Schrader, Schneider,
Vermilion, Peck and Yoe.
Fifth Precinct.
Lieut., Gessford. Sergts. MMhall, Burgess
and Montgomery. Privates Bliss, Buck
master. Bum. Buckley, Clinton, Dent, Fos-
ter Fliton, Hughes, Kramer, Kramer, KEEL
ley, King, Lusby. Latchford Mason. Mad
dux. Morgan. Mcnamara. Mccarthy, Nc
kie. Owens, Reagan. Ryon, Santmyer.
smith. Smith. Smoot, Stewart. Thompson.
Tyser and Ward.
Sixth Precinct.
Lieut.. Kelly, Sergts Lombardy and Fall
vey, Privates Bateman, Bean, Brady, Bren-
nan. Coghiil. Costello, Cox, DAILY. Elliott.
Gibson. Gordon. Hamilton. Hayes. Lanahan.
Langley, Lynch, Lynch, Mullen. Mulyey.
Payne. Quinlan, Reynolds. Romer, SchuItze
Steventon. Sullivan. Turner, WannaIl'
Whaien. Whitacre. Walsh and Wiggans
seventh Precinct.
Lieut.. Swindells, Sergts. Williams and
Conion and Privates Steinbraker, Harri-
son. Housed. Common, Saunders. Harry. Lob
man. Smith. Sullivan, Cornwell, Grove
Pratt. Maher, Burrows, Brown Blake. Pas.
san, Hess. Wheeler Hewlett, Lintler. Ten.
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