Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-03-01

divisions of the first grand division will
report to the chief marshal as soon as the
organizations composing their divisions
have arrived in their allotted positions.
V. The following arrangements for the
care of the sick and injured during the III
augural parade. March 4, made under the
direction of Capt. Leonard Wood. assistant
surgeon, L. S. A, medical director. are pub
lished for the information of all concerned:
Ambulance stations, with ambulance nom
commissioned officer and men of the Hos
pital Corps. L. S. A, will be established at
the following points:
No. /. Lower hallway just to south of
n ain central portco, east front of the Cap
itol.
No 2 Stott's drug store. No. 500 Penn
Sylvania avenue, under National Hotel
Telephone. 1852.
No g. Ograms drug store. corner Penn
sylvania avenue and 18th street northwest.
Telephone. 1868.
18th street northwest. Telephone. 701.
No. j. Van Reuth's drug store, corner
Goth and X streets northwest. Telephone,
police station No. 3.
No. 6. Helphenstein's drug store, corner
14th and K streets northwest. Telephone,
SOL
At each of the above mentioned stations
will be found an ambulance and detach
ment of the hospital corps, United States
army, under a non-commissioned officer OF
the corps.
These men have instructions to respond
to all calls for assistance. and convey to
hospital such cases as may require special
attention.
VI. The following telegraph and signal
stations will be established along the line
of march, from which any necessary in
structions and orders may be transmitted
to or from the grand marshal, the several
chief marshas, staff officers, and officers
commanding divisions. brisades. etc. These
stations will be in direct communication
with each other and with the central sta
ton. and orders may be transmitted from
intermediate stations to any point on the
line of march. They will be located rear
the curb, designated by number. and will
be easy of access:
No. l. Southwest corner B street and
New Jersey avenue.
No. 2. Peace monument.
No. g. Southwest corner 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
No. 4. Southwest corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
No. 5. Southwest corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
No. q. Grand stand.
No. I. Northeast corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
No. <. Southeast corner 22d and K streets.
No. 8. Northeast corner * street and
Vermont avenue.
Major Moore will put OH 600 additional
notice priyates and about seyenty-fye of
the best detectives in the country. This it
is thought, should assure protection to
strangers and residents alike from thieves
and pickpocketS.
Clubs Expected.
The clubs and associations expected, their
numbers, the time Of their arrival here and
the quarters they will occupy, as far as as
certained, are follows:
Americas Republican Club, Pittsburg, Pa,
$50 men; band of thirty pieces, Samuel d.
Hubley commanding, arrive March 4, am,
Baltimore and Ohio; stop on board cars at
New York avenue station.
IJ.l Hotn
200 men; band. sixteen pieces; John c. Ora
ham commanding.
VIM. r. Leeds Association, Philadelphia,
Pa, $50 men: band. thirty-five pieces; spe-
cial train Pennsylvania railroad leave
Philadelphia 1:15 pm: stop at owen
House; Thomas w. Cunningham command
ing.
risburg, Va, 400 men. Stonewall Band ar
rive March 8 am; return in the evening.
David A. Martin Club. Philadelphia, $50
men; hand of forty-three pieces; John H.
Bromley commanding, arrive March 3, 3
pm, Pennsylvania railroad; stop at Jeffer-
con Hotel.
Union Republican Club, Philadelphia, Pa.
100 men; band Of twenty-five pieces; Henry
Johnson commanding, arrive March 3, -
pm stop at Hotel Lawrence.
Mckinley and Hobart Club, West WASH
ington, D. c.. seventy-five men; Capt. VIM.
Neill commanding.
Young Mems Blaine Club, Cincinnati,
Ohio. $50 men; band, fifty pieces; Fred Ba-
der commanding.
Allegheny County Six Footers' Club.
Ptttsburg, Pa, 100 men; band, twelve
pieces, J. Harry Corbett, arrive March 4,
$40 am; stop on cars.
Matthew S. Quay Club. Philadelphia. Pa,
seyenty-five men; band. sixteen pieces; AL
fred W. Lewis commanding. leave Philadel-
phia. Pennsylvania railroad, lis pm.
March 3.
Young Mems Republican Club, Baltimore,
Nd, $50 men: band. 9th Regiment. I'd
Corps; w. w. johnson commanding
Henry II. Boyer Republican Marching
Club, Philadelphia, seventy-flve men; band.
twenty-five pieces; Marshall Hanson Lee
commanding, arrive March 4. am, Balti-
more and Ohio; stop at 15O3-5 Marion street
between 9Th and 7th and @ and r streets.
Harmony Fire Company, Philadelphia.
thirty men, band Of twenty pieces: Thomas
Kelly, commanding; arrives March 8.
Alger Republican Club, Detroit. Mich,
seventy-nve men, band of twenty-five
pieces; arrive on Baltimore and Ohio March
s, pm; stop in cars at New York avenue.
Mckinley and Hobart Uniformed Club,
washington. D. c.. 100 men. band; Col
John Bowles, commanding.
Minneapolis Republican Flambeau Club
/ Minneapolis, Mimi, fifty men; A. @. Rodg-
ers commanding: arrive March 8; stop at
llOS Maryland avenue southeast.
Cullom National Republican Association
Washington. D. c.. seventy-five men; Jessie
Jones, commanding.
United Republican Club, Philadelphia, 70
or 100 men,, Col Thomas J. Powers, COM
manding; arrive March 3, Pm; stop at
Howard House. :4,,f.-
Tippecanoe Club. Cleveland, Ohio, 800
men. band Of seventy-five pieces; John H.
Blood and T. N. Bates. commanding; ar
| rive over Baltimore and Ohio.
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