The evening times., 1899-09-30

B. Lear, financial secretary; A. H. Chase.
recording secretary; Evan Stokes. treas
urer; Bernard Lawrence, sentinel; 5. c.
Cole, conductor. FOremen, master me-
chanics, quartermen, and leading men-M.
Lynch, marshal; E-JdZ Tucker. captain
first platoon; Charles Fl. Squier, captain
second platoon; Edward Wolf, captain
third platoon; I. AJJof NJ. transparency;
j. ]. Sweeney, captain fourth platoon; II.
G. kerns, captain fifth platoon. Float, f.
inch gun-T. A. Holland in command.
Flag-C. r. Starr, bearer; John Moore
captain sixth platoon; Walter Brecht. cap
tain seventh platoon; C. c. Love, captain
eighth platoon; George F. D. Rollings.
captain ninth pIatoon; /. A. of II. trans
parency; ID. W. Beach, captain tenth plat
con; j. j. Siebert, captain eleventh plat
DON; Seaton German, captain twelfth plat
Don; George Hall, captain thirteenth plat
con; Charles Miller. captain fourteenth
platoon; Robert Hamilton. captain, If
teenth platoon. Seven hundred men will
be in line.
Where the officials VIII Sit.
All the seats for the big reviewing stanI
at Fifteenth Street and PENNSYLVANIA Ave
nue. have been sold and those who viii oc-
cupy the front of the stand will be the rep
resentatiyes of the National Government
and the Governors and their STATS. In tee
box Immediately behind the PROV of the
vessel will be the Admiral and staff Presi-
dent Mckinley and Cabinet. Chairman
Moses, of the general committee; Chair
man r. Ross Perry, of the reception COM
mittee, and one or two other notables,
about twenty in all. To the right OF the
ACmiraf5 box as il faces the Avenue will
be the Supreme Court Judges, and to their
right the committee from the United States
Senate; 10 the left OF the box will be the
visiting governors, and 10 their left the
committee from the House of Representa-
tives. Immediately behind the Admiral's
box will be a number of the general con-
mittee, and to their right large number
OF navy officers, and 10 their left big
group of army officers. The rest OF the
stand has been sold TO the public generally.
most OF the seats having been purchased
by Government officials and prominent
business men, who will occupy them with
their families and friends Seats have
been provided for about 2,1e0 persons.
Reviewing Stand Decorations.
The work Of decorating the big review
ing stand at Fifteenth Street and Pennsyl-
vania Avenue is being rapidly pushed to
completion The big blue admiral's flag,
with four white stars floats from the main
mast. and half way up the mast are the
words, 1854, Annapolis 1899, Admiral"
The top of each Of the thirty-four smaller
masts is crowned with a wreath of holly.
with SIX 1ncandescent lights around them:
streamer flag, with blue field. and one
white star in the centre and the streamer
OF red and white hangs from the top of
each OF the poles. On the front row Of the
poles are the names of the various ships
the Admiral has served on. To the right
approaching the stand the name of
the kearsarge; next to il the Narragansett.
next Supply, Juniata. Dolphin, Pensacola,
and Olympia (fagship) on the end To the
left first comes the Colorado. next the
Agawam, Brooklyn, Mississippi Powhatau
Pawnee, and Wabash
Representatives Driscoil of MARYLAND
Minor Of Wisconsin, and Burton of Ohio
have accepted positions on the House re-
ception committee. Governor Atkinson. of
West Virginia, stated this morning that he
Will attend with fifteen members OF his
staff
The following new subscriptions were
received: DR.. ]. W. Bulkley, IS: Barry
Buikley, 50: Leo Simmons IS; Herman e
Gasch, So; H. P. Cheatham, s5; Erust Ger
stenberg, $40; E G. Shafer, $40: C. J.
Bell. $40: Charles Z. Scott, So; ]. FL. Ash
ton, s25; Six Little Tailors, So; Thomas P.
Cleayes, S..
Five committee meetings will be held
tbs afternoon and tonight. The executive
committee will meet at O'Clock this after
noon.
Postofice Arrangement
All postal stations throughout the city
will be closed at Z p. m. on Monday to
enable the employees to witness the parade.
On Tuesday one delivery viii be made at
1:3O a. m. Mail for the departments can
be obtained at the carriers window from
to 1880 a M, and public mail from
to p. m. Stations A, B, C, D. F. and G
will be open from 6 to II a. na and to
p. m. .-s3.f