The evening times., 1899-09-30
AWAITING THB ADMIRAL
Plans for the Capitals. Dewey Pa.
geant Nearly Completed.
Finishing Touches BEING Made by
Those In Charge of the ARsir-The
Capitol ROtunda subcommittee
Named TOdny-WashinEton Civic
bodies to Make Good Showing.

ernoon in ne programme Of the parade on
the day admiral Dewey will receive his
sword. Chairman Moses spent some time
at the White House this morning in con-
| sultation with the President on the ar
rangements for the sword presentation and
the President said that he desired to show
! the Admiral every courtesy possible and
he hoped that it could be arranged for him
to escort the admiral to the Capitol, go in
stead of riding alone in Mrs. Mclean s
carriage. as had been arranged, Admiral
Dewey will ride with the President in Mr..
McKinley's carriage He will first be es-
corted to the Executive Mansion by Chair
man Moses, OF the General Committee,
where he will find the President. Cabinet,
his own staff, and visiting governors
awaiting him.
The President and the Admiral will leave
| the Executive Mansion together followed
Dy the Cabinet; next will come the aides
| OF the Admiral and the President, followed
by the visiting governors and in this man
| ner the procession to the Capitol will be
formed, the military bodies occupying the
| places in the line already assigned to them.
Washington is donning gala dress in an
ticlpation OF the arrival of Admiral Dew
ey on Monday night. The streets are
gradually filling with new faces from 9TH
er cities and building after building along
pennsylvania Avenue is being made bril-
| liant with flags and bunting. The COM
mittee having the national reception to
the Admiral in charge have been hard at
work all day in making final preparations
and before midnight all will be in readi-
| ness for the demonstration. The last
touches have been given the reviewing
STANDS, final orders have been issued TO
| organizations, rehearsals have been held
and quarters secured for visiting national
and State officials. The members of the
/ executive committee are confident that
thousands Of strangers will enter the Ma
| ticnal Capital to homer the man of the
/ hour and complete success is predicted 10
crown their Efforts
tomorrow the first details of uniformed
| officials will arrive in the city and dis
tinguished parties are scheduled to arrive
on almost every train entering the city
on Monday. Harmony prevails in every
quarter, and both the night civic parade
and the stately military escort on Tues
DAY VIII be popular pageants of welcome
The Rotanda Subcommittee.
Chairman r. Ross Perry, of the recep-
tion committee, named the following sub
committee. which will have charge Of the
rotunda of the Capitol during the exercises
on Tuesday next:
Hon. Alvey A. Adee, T. H. Anderson, A.
| B. Atkins, DR.. Frank Baker, D. S. Barry,
Richard w. Barry, Truxton Beale. Frank
| V. Bennett, Montgomery Blair. Hon. ]. E.
Boyd, Assistant Attorney General; c. A.
| Boynton, Clarence A. Brandenberg. Hen.
Mark S. Brewer. F. S. Bright, Rev. Frank
| II. Bristol, ]. l. R. Bristow, n. NJ Brooks,
W. W. Brown. Frank T. Browning, W. B.
| Bryan, Hon. w. j. Calhoun. DR.. R. B.
| Carmichael, John NJ. Carson, Hon Judson
c. Clements. Rev. Thomas Conaty, Holmes
| Conrad, Hon. Thomas ". Cridler Judson
I. Gull, Samuel ". Curriden, w
w. Danenhower, w. D. Davidge.
Judge John Davis. Hon. Webster Davis.
John 7. Deyfne. George T. Dunlop, Prof.
John R. Eastman, Loyal Farragut. Dr.
Robert Fletcher. Frank S. Cannon, Louis
Garthe, F. W. Hackett, Hon. J. B. Har-
| low, Hon. W. T Harris. Hon. Perry S.
Heath. Hon. David ]. Hill, W. C. Hill.
Robert HinckIey. Capt. D. B. Hodgson,
Archibald Hopkins, Hon. W. B. Howell,
Hon. Henry M. Hoyt. F. w. Huidekoper.
Bishop John F. Hurst, Frank D. Hustler,
Hon. Claude NJ. Johnson, Rear Admiral
kemph, Hon. M. A. Knapp, Gen. James NJ
Longstreet. DR.. F. B. Loring, Judson W.
| Lyons. DR.. G. IL. Magruder, Commander
| William X. Mayo. DR.. T. L. Nc
Donald. Nathaniel Mckay, David R,
Mckee. Hon: W R, Merriam,
| Hon. John A. Merritt. Crosby S. Moves
| Prof. Marshall Oliver, Auliek Palmer, A. j
! Parsons, Hon. Ferd. w. Peck, l.. H. Poole,
| Charles H. Poor. Hon. ]. Addison Porter,
| T. " Powderiy, Hon. L. A. Pradt, Hon. c.
| A. Prouty, o. l. Pruden, Rev. Wallace
| Radcliffe. DR.. J. E. Rankin, Richard Rath-
| bun, F. A. Richardson, Hon Ellis H. Rob-
| erts. Hon. George e. Roberts, George w.
| Rouzer, Joseph p. Sanger, Hon. W. S.
| Shallenberger, John Selden, Hon. o. L.
| Spaulding, Charles L. Sturtevant, Rev. T.
! Dewitt Talmage. Hon. John C. Thompson,
Thomas G. Treseott, Hon. Joseph W. Wads-
worth. Admiral John G. Walker, Rev. John
d. Whitney, Hon. George W. Wilson, Dr.
| Thomas Wilson.
! The gentlemen composing this body are
/ requested to meet at the Rotunda of the
| Capitol Building at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning. M. S. Brewer is chairman OF the
subcommittee.
First Division Formation.
Gen. Arthur Hendricks, Adjutant Cen
eral of the first division OF the night civic
parade, this morning issued the following
order and line of march for his division:
miral Dewey parade. October g 1889, as
signed to this division, will take position
| in the order named. as follows: The "OId
Guard" Department Of the Potomac. G. A.
R., Union Veteran Legion; Eighth Battal-
ion District of Columbia Volunteers, 1861;
Department of the District of Columbia
Spanish-American War Veterans. Fifth
| Maryland Regiment Veteran Corps,
Grimes Virginia Battery. Regiment High
School Cadets, and separate battalion High
School Cadets, will form on First Street
! northwest. right resting on the north side
of Pennsylvania Avenue.
The order of the parade will be as fol-
lows:
Marshal, Gen. Calvin Farnsworth, De-
partment Commander, G. A. R.
Old Guard, Capt. ]. NJ. Edgar command
ing.
Department of the Potomac, G. A. R.. A.
B. Greenwell, senior vice department COM
mander, commanding; B. F. Chase, Assist
ant Adjutant General and Department Off,
GERS.
Past Department Commanders-John A.
Rawlins Post No. 1, Hiram Buckingham,
commander; Kit Carson Post No. 2, N. N
Mccullough, commander; Lincoln Post 8,
George NJ. Rowe, commander; o. P Nor
ton Post No. 4, S. w. Herbert, comman-
der; George G. Meade Post No. 5, Asaph
Dodge, commander; U. s. Grant Post No.
6, A. D. Albert, commander; James A. Gar
field Post No. Z, William NJ Seton, COM
mander; Burnside Post No. g. A. F. Sperry
commander; Charles Sumner Post No. 9, W.
H. Grimshaw, commander; Farragut Post
No. 10, Stanton Weaver, commander; Poto-
mac Post No. H., Gustave Kahlert. COM
mander; John A. Logan Post No. 13, H. w.
Emo, commander; Phil Sheridan Post No.
Ia. Jeff H. Jennings. commander. George