The evening times., 1899-09-30

Grimes Virginia Battery. Capt. C. r.
Warren, commanding.
Regiment High School Cadets, Colonel
Gunnell, commanding.
Separate battalion High School Cadets.
Organizations will assemble at 6:15 p.
m, and must be prepared to move prompt
ly at Gas p. m.
The formation will be- for veteran or,
ganizations. platoons CT twelve files front
at a distance of six PAGES, and fer the
High School Cadets, and other armed or
ganizations. platoons OF twenty-four files
front at the same distance
The guide throughout the march will be
left. The salute will be at distance of
six PAGES from the reviewing stand and Of
ficers carrying swords and all coiors will
conform to this requirement Each COM
mander and staff will salute and resume
the carry together.
Each commanding officer will detail one
member of his command to act as aide to
the marshal of this division, to report to
him on the north side of the Peace Monu-
ment, corner First Street and Pennsylva-
mia Avenue northwest.
Officers are requested to wear side arms
and members Of organizations will wear
their distinctive uniforms and white
| gloves. Those without uniforms are re-
quested to wear dark clothes. Grand Ar
my and other badges to be worn en- the
left breast. There should be full display
of post and camp colors and guidons
The parade viii be dismissed at Eight
eenth Street and columns will break to the
right or left on the nearest route to the
place of rendezvous, but must avoid cross
ing the line of procession.
By command of
CALVIN FARNSWORTH, Marshal.
Militia Officers to Assist
General Harries Is arranging to have his
parade on the night Dewey arrives not
only perfectly formed, but will see that it
will keep the formation and that there is
no confusion duIAs the parade nor 1t the
place where the parade forms. To carry
out this plan he has pressed into service
a number of trained officers of the District
militia who will assist him.
Major Eastman will be his chief Of staff
and the following majors will be stationed
along the line of march to see that the pa
rade as il passes is kept in order.
Major Harvey, at the Peace Monument;
Major Simms, at Four anda-Haf Street;
Major Averill, Seventh Street; Major
Tierney Eleventh Street and Major Ou-
rand, Fourteenth Street. Each OF these
majors will be supplied with a bicycle
messenger who will carry messages for him
to the chief and the various marshals. Be-
sides the majors, number of captains
of the militia will assist General Harries.
each captain being in charge of a division
and working with the marshal of the di-
| vision. The captains are: Riggs, Rob-
bins, Cook, Hodges, T. S. King, Grant.
Wheaton. Tomlinson, and Young. General
Harries will also be accompanied by four
bicycle policemen who will ride near him
and execute his orders.
The typographical Union.
Those participating in the parade with
the Columbia Typographical Union are re-
quested to meet in front of the Typograph-
iciI Temple, 423- AS G Street northwest,
at $50 p. NJ, Monday, in proper uniform.
The line will be formed at p. m. in tie
following order:
Standard Bearer-Former soldier and
sailor members Spanish American war;
President Jones and invited guests. First
Division Thomas ". Haworth, marshal;
Second Division, H. G.. Brown, marshal;
Third Division. D. ]. Snyder. marshal;
Fourth Division, J. r. Afford, marshal;
Fifth Division, w. II. Van Bibber. mar
shal; Proof Room Division, e. H Thomas,
marshal; Job Room Division, Milo Shanks,
marshal; Specification Room Division. w.
L. Gutelius, marshall Branches G. P. o.
Division, T. A Bynum, marshal; Even
ing Star" Division, G. A. Meyer, marshal:
Washington Post Division, Francis
Bentzler, marshal; Washington Times Di-
vision, ". E. Dix, marshal; Downtown Df-
vision. including all book and job Offices,
Frank Hart, marshal.
Chief Marshal Harries. of the civic pa
rade, has sent the following letter to his
various aides:
please have the marshal of your organ
ization meet me in the roems Of the Wash
ington Board of Trade. 1410 G Street to-
day at $50 o'clock. A full conference is
absolutely essential to the success OF the
civic parade"
The bookbinders of the Government
Printing Office have concluded their ar
rangements for taking part in the parade.
They will be 250 strong, uniformed in dark
blue suits, white golf caps, white neckties,
white bouttonieres, and carry Japansese
lanterns, and large Illuminated picture of
Admiral Dewey, with large silk banner,
and other flags. William Charles O'ConnOr
is marshal.
Red Men in Line.
The Improved Order of Red Men held
their final meeting last night, at which
every tribe was represented. The COM
mittee decided unanimously in favor of
participating in the parade given in honor
of Admiral Dewey. Chairman DR.. James
E. Bliss presided and Great Sennap ]. A
Mcpherson acted as secretary Of the meet
ing 1t was decided to notify the various
tribes to assemble at the wigwam of Tus-
carora Tribe. No. 5. Washington Hall.
Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, on
Monday evening, October 2, at 6 o'clock.
1t was also decided that all members pro-
cure their costumes and trappings individ-
aally.
Past Sachem A. D. Shaw, of Tusearora
Tribe. No. 5. was elected chief marshal
and he appointed the following aides: w.
T. Free. Tuscarora Tribe. No. 5; John F.
Snyder, Usage Tribe. No. 6; ]. E. Payne,
SenecasTribe. No. Il; H. W. Tippett, Min
cola Tribe, No. II; J. A. Mcpherson, Idaho
Tribe, No. Is.
Maehinists in the Parade.
The formation Of Columbia Lodge, In
ternational Association of Machinists, in
the night civic parade will be as follows:
Band. Marshal and aides-E, 8. Stokes.
marshall J. P. Kane, John Hammerstrom
w. II. Smoot, and John F. Frank, aides.
Ffag-W. j. Carter, bearer. Columbia
Lodge banner. Officers Columbia Lodge
r. ]. Jones, president; B. G. Ladd. vice
president; n. H. Lewis, past president: T.