Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-29
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| Brigade Band. the Mt. Pleasant hand,
Gonzaga College Band and Drum Corps,
the Maryland Naval Reserve Band eth
| Maryland National Guard Band, 4th Mary
land National Guard Band. Dushane Post
| Band, the National Guard Field Music
| and the Mt. Pleasant Drum Corps. Re-
| sides these the United States Marine Band
| and the Naval Cadet Band at Annapolis
| VIII be In line. and 1t is likely that other
! bands have been engaged by organizations
| that VIII participate In the parade.
Oficial Program.
| The official program as announced by
Chairman w. Henderson Moses, after con-
situations with President Mckinley and
Admiral Dewey, is as follows:
October 2.
7:30 a.m-Special train bearing repre-
sentatives of the national and District gov
elnments and committee of citizens Of
| the District leaves 9th street depot for New
| hork TO meet Admiral Dewey and escort
| him to Washington.
i:2o p m-Special train leaves Jersey City
| with Admiral Dewey
| 90 pm-Admirars salute as special
| arrives at Washington. 9th street station
reception at station to the admiral by The.
chairman of the reception committed Party
takes carriages.
| pm. - Third United States Cavalry
guard of honor, escorts the ADMIRAL ana
| party up Pennsylvania enue, 10Th street
| to the Executive Mansion.
| 40 TO i:3O p.m.-Secretary OF the NAVY
receives the admiral at the Executive Man
! SIGN in the East Room and then presents
| him to the President
| 40 to pm.-Party consisting of the
PRESIDENT. members of the cabinet, Admiral
Dewey and aids, members of the reception
committees. and escort from station leaves
Executive Mansion, proceeding through the
st nth grounds of the Executive Mansion TO
tb,n To vic min
stand.
| to S:15 p. m.-Head of parade arrives at
| reviewing stand. General illumination of
| pennsylvania avenue with searchlights red
| nre arches of Roman candles, lanterns
| torches, &c. illumination of the Capitol
monument, city post office, and other pub
| lie buildings.
1850 p. m.-The people will pass in review
Special illumination along line of escort
General illumination and demonstration.
Aumlral Dewey escorted to the residence Of
| Mrs. Washington Mclean, Connecticut ave-
nue. and X street.
October ,
IL a. m.-Cftizens' escort assemblies at
Connecticut avenue and X street Military
| escort forms at Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street
| II noon-Exercises at Capitol Presidents
salute Music by Marine Band, Star Span
gled Banner
y Introduction of chairman of meeting Mr.
| r. Ross Perry, by Mr. w. H Moses chair
man committee of one hundred
| Address of welcome by Mr.. r. Ross Per-
ry. chairman of committee on reception
| Address and presentation of sword voted
| Admiral Dewey by Congress, by Mr. John
D. Long, Secretary of the Navy
Acceptance by Admiral George Dewey
Muslc by Marine Band, America"
1:3u p m.-Review of escort by Admiral
| Dewey at east front of Capitol
| , p-T-Admral Dewey escorted to resi-
dence of Mrs. Washington Mclean by civic
| escort.
5 pm-Dinner at E,yecutiya AJancio, ~,
| honor of Admiral Dewey
| Police Arrangements
Major Sylvester yesterday evening is
| sued an order assigning the members of the
| ponce force to their special duties Monday
night and denoting the general arrange
| ments to he observed by the police.
| Pennsylvania avenue VIII be cleared of
| all vehicles and pedestrians at 6:15 oc.ock
pm All streets interSectlng with Penn
| sylVania avenue and 18th street will be
| Topped by the police at $50 pm. and such
lines Will mark the curb for observers All
| squares and spaces along the line of parade
! Will be roped with wire cable to mark the
| line of curb.
| Inspector Cross will proceed to the Penn
! sylVania depot at T. o'clock pm. with thirty
| prlvates, and after clearing 9th street Of
| all vehicles and distractions to the south
| end OF the depot on 9TH street and west to
| the entrance to the same on B street, pro-
| vide clear and unobstructed passageway
| for the use OF the committee and their
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| carriages in waiting.
| The privates unmounted) will wear
| white gloves Mounted privates will ap-
pear fully equipped.
The irregular mounted privates will be
| stationed at or near intersections, and not
leave their posts until after the parade
| less ordered to do so by a superior, or in
| the line of duty.
| Leutenants will place crowd ropes"
| with their men where they may be needed.
| After the parade privates will return to
! their respective precincts and be worked
| short hours.
United States mail wagons to have the
| right of way.
| Yellow cards signed by Archibald Green
| lees. chairman will be presented by per-
sons authorized to cross the lines.
Lieutenants will keep bicycle men on
constant patrol in the precincts. and addi-
tional privates on duty from o'clock until
| midnight.
| Ambulances and Patrol Wagons.
| In case of sickness distress members
of the force will find ambulances stationed
! as follows: / u. 8. A, Peace monument;
| l Q. S. A. LIST street and Pennsylvania
avenue; / police Sd street and Pennsylva-
| mia avenue; 1 police, 4l2 street and Penn
| vanie avenue: National Guard, 9th street
! and Pennsylvania avenue; l police. It'll
| street and Pennsylvania avenue; ! L. s.
| A, 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue;
| l Z. s. A, 18th street and Pennsylvania
I
| and Pennsylvania avenue; l Emergency
| 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue; l
! Garfield, Madison place and Pennsylvania
avenue.
| Patrol wagons will be stationed fol-
| lows: First precinct, No. 1: Lafayette
place and Pennsylvania avenue, No. 3: 10TH
street south Of reviewing stand, No. /: 9TH
and d streets northwest, No. 9; sixth pre-
cinct. No. q.
street Car StOppaGes.
Cars of Traction Company going west
should stop at or beyond list street and
| PENNSYLVANIA avenue at $40 pm.
| Cars of the Traction Company going east
| should stop at 10th street northwest ana
| 18th street and New York avenue at $50
| pm.
| Cars of the Metropolitan Company going
north and south should stop at $50 p m
Cars of the Belt Line at 18th street should
stop at 80 pm, at 1st street at pm
TRUE BILLS RETURNED.
Remarked in Omen Court