Evening star., 1897-02-26

commissioned staff officers. non-c"mmissioned Off.
GERS commanding subdivisions, and drum ma iors
will salute and resume the carry prescribed in
f us e Will Men s II 1ahs win m no. ssas
! The first motion Of the salute will he made at six
| carry resumed at six PAGES beyond.
| Governors of States and Commanders Of Grand
Divisions, Divisions and Erigades will not leave the
| column to the reviewing stands. but will
continue the march with their commands TO the
place where the organizations will be dismissed.
| Dismissal
| WI. The parade will he reviewed hy the Grand
| Marshall at Vermont avenue and X street. Or
| ginizations iuartercd south of Pennsylvania ave
hue will then north through 18th street, west
through street to oath street. and thence south
through 24th street and proceed by the most direct
| route Il" their respective quarters Organizations
qu:irter-,l north Pennsyl lvania avenue will march
by their nearest streets TO their respective
| ters
| y" organization will be permitted to fall out
from the column until regularly dismissed. Com
| mandns officers of all Organizations will make
| ample of their sian officers to communicate
with the organizations in their respective COM
| n,ants. and assist in keeping the same closed up
| and moving throughout the entire line of march
and until they have reached their quarters.
xvH Marshals and their Aids will be desis-
| Grand Marshal Sash Of Red. White and Blue.
Grand Grand Marshals Ma Sian-Sash stan sash Of Of Red Red,
Marshals of Grand Divisions Sash of Red and
White.
Marshals of Divisions of Blue and Red.
Marshals Of Trisades-Sssh of Blue and White.
All aids except those of the Grand Marshal
sashes will he worn from the left shoulder to
XvIfI The column will move in the following
Platoon of Mounted Police.
Governors Island Band.
Grand Marshal:
l GENERAL HORACE PORTER.
STAFF.
Colonel II. C. cortin. U.S.A.. Adtu.ant General.
| Captain John A. Johnston. T;S.A.. Chief of Aids.
Special Aids.
Personal Escort to the President.
Troop A, of Cleveland. Ohio.
The President.
Detachment OF Veterans Of the Twenty third Ohio
Volunteers.
PRESIDENTIAL PAlrTY IN CARRIAGES
Military Grand Division.
General Grenville NJ. Dodge. Chief Marshal
General A. j. Hirkenlooper, Chief Of Staff.
Colone! Joseph T. Sanger, U.S-A Adjutant General
Colonel W. Cary Sanger. Inspector General.
Major II. ii. e. Dunwoody, Chief Signal Officer
Captain L. Wood, U.s.A, Medical Director.
Aids-tnlonels Albert W.. Swain. Il. Norman, c.
sa Sle & NsG5, RsiG & & u"pArfys H. % Sien e Mss s A.
J: W. Howard. f. A. Hancock; Captains
Henry !, knssta,ry; Ins L s a, 4. n. Fuller
Patrick. J. E Everest Iicutcnauts Hugh ].
Gallagher, +. c. kimball.
First Division.
GcnHral Wesley Merritt. L. S. A., Marshal
Colonel ]. b. Babcock- L. s. A., Adjutant General
Aids-First Leutenants l.. IL. Strother, l. s. A.
Harry g. Hale, L. $. A., T. Bentley Mott,
First Brigade.
United States Forces
Colonel John $. Poland. U.SA, Commanding.
Staf-First Lieuts. Robt W. Dowdy U.SA and
Vim. c. Wren. T.S.A., Battalion of Eli
gneers, L. = Army.
Major John g. d. Knight U.SA Commanding
Stam-E1rSt IteutS Wm I =
W. Van G; Lucas. Seventeenth l.. s Infantry
Major f. E. Tracey. U.s.A., Commanding
Colonel F. L. iuenther, r.sA.. Commanding
Lieut., Colonel J. II. Iisbee, C.sM.c.
First Battalion Major 4. l. Meade. Commanding.
Second Battalion, Major C. f. Williams,
Third Battalion Captain T. r. Robinson,
Commanding.
Battalion l.. = Senmen.
---, US.N Commanding
Light B.ttery F., lat Artillery, captain Allyn
Light Battery d, 9th ARTILLERY, Captain Frank
Colonel S. 5. summer. U.SA GSrmapd,u.
stan-Ffrst Licuts. Geo. II. Sands, I.obt l.. Howe,
C.S.A.
Second brigade.
District of Columbia National Guard.
Colonel Cecil Clay. Commanding
Lieut. colorel Theo. Mosher AdJu.ant General.
Engineer Corps.
MAJOR Gilbert Thompson. Commanding
First Regiment. Inf, ntry
LAent Colonel Clifford y. Walton Commanding
Lieut.. Joseph W. Anderson Adjutant
First Battalion, Major Burton NJ. Ross,
Second Battalion. Major Ricbd A. UBr,ep.
Comn,an ntling
1Efd battailon, Major Fred. r. Wilson,
Commanding
Second Regiment Infantry
Lieut. tDi"Lel NJ Emmett CreIl, Comma nding
Captain james II. Mock, Adjutant.
Fourth Battalion, Major Edward H. Campbell.
Commanding
Fifth Battalion. Captain Guy f. Jenkins
Commanding.
sixth Battalion Major George E Bartlett.
First Separate Battalion. Major Fred c. Revells,
COH,man.
Battery A, Light Artillery, Captain Helse G.
First Separate Company Cavalry, First Lieut..
Ambulance Corps First Lieut. Warren D. Fo,es
Second Separate ''"pSny %,sx,, yele, Captain S. H.
sa eionsl slhG Franz Cadet s,. sS,nent of Infantry
Lieutenant G. E. y. Jullhn. Adtutant.
First Battalion: Majcr J. y. Hoover, ir..
Second battalion; Major J. $. Miller. Commanding.
colored High School Battalion
Major g. h. Wormley Commanding
Lieutenant wm. o. Davis, AdJutant
Second Division.
Governor ASA s BUSHNELL. of Ohio. Marshal.
General A. II. Axline, Adjutant General.
Sian-''eneral Vim. p Orr Quartcrmaster General.
General L. X Hamilton. Judge Advocate:
General J. e. Loves. Surgeon General: Col
49, onei A l. Conger. Chief Of Engineers
Aids-ttioneis r. j. Mckinney. David L. Cockcv
Geo d. Wick. j. W. Barger Chas H. Wing
+ Burke, &. X. Fisher i. F1eischu,nnn
H. H. Peftyman. H. d. Knox, L. X Ander.
son, II. A. Narting.
First brigade.
General L. Riggs, Marshal
PENNSYLVANIA
Governor ii. ID. Hastings
Aids.
washington Infantry. Captain W. r. Geilfuss.
NEW JERSEY
Governor Joha w. Grigrs
. GeLeral VIM Stryker. Adjutant General
staH-t,"r.ral Rchsrd A DonDeIIy luartermaster
t'-nerfl; Gsnt raj Joseph W. Coigdon Inspec-
tor General; General BIRD W. Spencer In
sPe~tor Sens raj of Rihr Practice: t,cn-raI
Edwnrd y Meany. Judge Advocate General
Aas-t9ieneis william barbour, Slrefyied l4,elns
Henry A. Potter, Anthony X Kuser Nathan
Heines ]-AA
National Guard.
Second Regiment CnioneI Sau,u.l "