The times., 1899-09-30

Red Men. Knights of-the sGolden Eagle, Union
Commandery No. ]. Independent Order Mechan.
les; American Guard Council. No. l. United
american Mechanics, Junior Order of Mechanics
Princes OF Bagdad and German societies. on
Street and New Jersey Ayenuc northwest with
the head OF the column resting on the east side
OF First Street northwest y
The Butler Zouaves and the Capital City
Guards, on Second Street northwest, facing north
with the head of the column resting on the south
side of c Street northwest
The formation viii be in column of platoons
twenty-four files front, wherever possible.
Division marshalS viii report to the Chie
Marshal not later than Gas p. m.
All iluminations carried by organizations OF
individuals should. if possible, be timed to las;
at least two hours.
Illumination material should be ignited imrne
dlately after a preparatory signal is given to
the d-ision marshals
The column will not be broken until Eight
eenth Street is reached, at which point all or
tion alone eNcepted-will proceed either north
ward on Eighteenth Street or westward Penn
sylyania Avenue, in accordance with special or
ders to be hereafter issued
Bands will be assigned by The Chief Marshal,
and notification of assignment will be made to
division marshals not later than Monday morning
next.
Plenty of Music.
Chairman Howe, of the subcommittee OF
bands have been secured for the night civic
parade: Marine Band Naval Cadet Band
Annapolis; Haley's Concert Band, Ma
tioEal Guard Brigade Band, Mount Pleas
ant Band, Gonzaga College Band and Drum
Corps, the Maryland Naval Reserve Band
Fifth Maryland National Guard Band,
Fourth Maryland National Guard Band
cfor, I'D
Field Music, and the Mount Pleasant
Drum Corps.
The subcommittee in charge of the in
terror of the Capitol on October 3, held
a meeting and rehearsal in the Capitol
Building yesterday. After much discus
sion and conference with Colonel Bright
Sergeant alarms of the Senate, the fol-
lowing subcommittee were appointed to
the various duties assigned them:
Escorts for officials.
Committee on admission, identifica-
tion, direction, and keeping way
clear-George Gibson, Chairman.
For service at entrance-Chapin
Brown, Thomas w. Smith, G. Taylor
Wade, Henry S. Matthews.
For service inside building-John d.
Arnold. Morgan H. Beach, D. w. Ba-
ker, Marcus Benjamin, Frank s.
Bright, Daniel Fraser, John B. Hen
derson, jr.. Chris. Heurich, Emmett
c. Jones, Robert e. Lee, jr., r. Ross
Perry, jr., Edward J. Roche, Nicholas
H Shea, Henry w Sohon, Freder-
lex w True. Corcoran Them. w. Irv-
ing Adams, William e. Andrews, Lor-
ing Chapel, Henry A. Castle, Sumner
l. Kimball, Daniel Murray, James w.
Orme, Charles B. Puryis, Frank H.
Morris.
Committee to meet President and
Cabinet at entrance and escort them 10
Presidents room-The odore w. Noyes.
Chairman; Charles ]. Bell, Rev. John
D. Whitney, Rev. B. L. Whitman, d.
D.; James e. Norris Charles G.
Glover.
Committee to escort Admiral Dewey
to Vice Presidents room-R. Ross Per-
ry, F. P. B. Sands, John B. Hender-
son, James G. Greer, Rear Admiral;
James G.. BeFret.
Committee to escort justices and Of
ficers of the Supreme Court o. the
United States tos the Supreme Court
room-William a Maury, Chairman;
Job Barnard, A. B. Duvail, Nathaniel
Wilson, H. 7. TaggaFt, Fl. Randall
Webb. James M. Johnston, J. b.
Thomson, Samuel Maddox, W. S.
Albert.
Committee to- escort Congressional
committee to financial committee room
w v Cox, Chairman; George Trues-
dell, Frank Hume. R. H, Thayer. NJ.
l. Weller, R. W. Tyler, S. H. Kauff-
mann, John A. Baker,IW. ]. Browning.
Subcommittee On the reception eon-a
mittee to look after the comfort Of
the Governors at the Capitol-F w.
Palmer Chairman; Absalom Baird.
vi taIl ri
A. Jones, H. B. f. Macfarland j. w.
Powell, Alexander F. Reeve, Thomas
Ryan, James K. Taylor, R. j. Trace
well, f. A. Vanderlip, c. D. Walcott,
George Nj. Bowers, Calderon Carlisle,
H. Clay Evans, Binger Hermann, John
A. kasson. James G. Payne, John R.
Proctor, John X. Richards, A. r. Spot
ford, DR.. J. Ford Thompson, Ernest
Timme, Willis Van Devanter, j. d.
Yeomans, ]. H. Bingham.
Committee to escort Army and Navy
to District Committee room-A III.
Lothrop, Chairman; G. Farnsworth, w.
B. Powell, j. T. Petty. E. Schafer,
S. B. Hege, W. s. Knox, w McGee,
w l. Marsh, L. NJ. Saunders, o. G.
Staples. John C. Poor.
Major Richard Sylvester yesterday ISSUED
the following police instructions for tn
second day, October 3. These should b
read carefully by citizens:
Police Instructions.
Pennsylvania Avenue and Fifteenth
Street should be cleared and looped at
intersecting streets at 10 o'clock a. M
CaDital Traction cars shall cease
running west of Seventeenth Street
northwest at 10 o'clock a. m; at
Fifteenth and New York Avenue at 10
o'clock a. M. at First Street, south,
at 10 o'clock a. m.: and be clear OF
First Street north at 10 o'clock a. m.
! Metropolitan and other cars should
| cease running at First and C Streets
northwest at 1910 O'Clock a. m, at
Delaware Avenue and C Street north
east at 10:40 o'clock a. M, and at East
Capitol and First Streets northeast at
1926 a. m.
Ambuances will be found as follows:
Police. southeast corner New Jersey
Avenue and B Street southeast; police,
northeast corner First and B Streets
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