The evening times., 1897-03-02
PORTER ISSUES HIS ORDERS
The Hour Fixed for the Aides
to Report.
THEIR DUTIES ARE DEFINED
Confusion to BE Prevented in the
Dismissal of 0rganizations-v
hicles Not to Be Allowed to Inter
fele With the Parade de-Telegraph
Stations Along the Line of March.

Theinaugural headquarters were crowded
today as they were yesterday and will he
| only more so tomorrow The throng that
thoroughly democratic, private elbows
major general. A lady called on Col
Wright, of public comfort arrangements,
this morning to see If he could supply her
! a dishwasher. He informed her pleas
antly that this was not precisely part
of his committees work
Gen. Porter, as grand marshal, has is
sued special order No. l, directing his aides
to reportat 10 a. m. March 4 to Capt. John
A. Johnson, at New York avenue and Fif
teenth street, who will form them in
platoons of twelve, nine yards apart,
military aides leading Details of them
will he made during the ceremonies at the
Capitol, who will patrol the column and
keep organizations in line. No company y
will be allowed to leave the column until
dismissed beyond the point OF review by
the grand marshal
The aides will make the telegraph stations
name below their points OF rendezvous and
report by wire the progress of the parade
When the rear of the parade passes a tele-
graph station the aides then will report to
Gen. N. w. Day, commanding the rear
guard.
The aides at the grand marshal's review
ing stand will be heldin readiness to con-
duct organizations to their quarters to pre-
vent congestion of the streets in dismissal
by keeping ranks of those dismissed closed
and moving for a sufficient distance.
s,,e, ,ryif
the parade anywhere on the march, and the
police will promptly come to the support Of
the marshaI's aides to prevent it.
The telegraph stations along the line Of
march will be located as follows.
Southwest corner New Jersey avenue
and b southeast
Peace Monument, First street west and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Sixth street
Southeast cornef Pennsy ylvania avenue
and Eleventh street
Southeast corner Pennsyly and Fif-
teenth street
Presidential reviewing stand.
Northeast corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Seventeenth street.
Corner T pennsylvania avenue and K
street, Washington Circle.
North west corner K street and Yer
mont avenue north west.
The complete Iist of civic organizations
to take part In the parade, so far as now
known, is given below. Their headquarters
are noted wherever known. Those to ar
rive tomorrow and next day, with hour Of
arrival, so far as are known, are as follows:
David A Martis Club, Philadelphia, $50
men; band, 43 pieces John H. Brawley,
commander; arrive March 3 at p. m,
via Pennsylvania Railroad; headquarters,
jefferson HoteI.
Union Republican club, Philadelphia, 100
men: band, 25 pieces, Henry johnson, COM
manding: arrive March 3, in the afternoon;
headquarters, Hotel Lawrence.
Matthew s Quay Club, Philadelphia. 10
men: band 6 pieces, Andrew w. Lewis,
arrive in afternoon of March
3.
Harmony Fire Company, Philadelphia, 80
men; bard, 20 pieces, Thomas Kelly, CON-
arrive, March g.
Alger Republican Club, Detroit Mich,
a men; band, . 8 pieces; arrive March 3 at
6 p m, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
will sleep in cars at New York avenue sta
ton.
Unconditional Republican Club, Albany,
n Y, so meu; band, % pieces; William B.
Mix, commanding; arrive via Pennsylvania
Railroad, on the morning of March 3; Will
sleep on cars or at Builders Exchange,
Thirteenth street
Garret A Hobart Association, Newark.
n j.; 100 men; William Kurhler, CON-
manding; arrive 6:15 p. m, March 3, via
Railroad; headquarters, 40
472 Pennsylvania avenue
Garfield Club, Louisville, KY, 100 men;
william Schaff, Commanding; arrive af-
ternoon March 3, via Pennsylvania Rail
road VIII sleep on cars.
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