Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-29

of the civic parade in the Dewey recep-
ton, late this afternoon issued the follow
ing general orders:
Headquarters Dewey Reception Committee,
1410 G street northwest,
September %, 1899.
General Orders No. 1:
l. Having been appointed chief marshal
of the civic parade l assume command.
2. Capt. Frank F. Eastman, 14th United
States Infantry, is announced as chief of
staff.
,. The organizations composing the pa
rade will assemble at 6:1J pm. Monday,
October ., in the following order and at
the following places:
The bicycle division on Maryland avenue
and 1st street west, with the head Of the
column resting on the south side of Penn
SyIVania avenue.
The Old Guard, the Grand Army of the
Republic Union Veteran Legion, Sth Bat
talon, District of Columbia Volunteers of
1861; Spanish War Veterans. 9TH Mary
land Veteran Corps, Grimes Portsmouth,
VaD Battery. the High School Cadet Regi-
ment and the Separate Battalion of High
School Cadets on 1st street northwest, fac
ing south, with the head of the column
resting on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue.
Columbia Lodge, Independent Associa-
ton of Machinsts c street northwest,
| facing east, with the head of the column
resting on the west side of 1st street north
west.
Catholic societies and the Gonzaga Col
lege Cadets on the south side of India ma
avenue, facing east, with the head of the
column resting on the west side of I'd street
northwest.
Columbia Typographical Union. No 1O1,
Local Union, No. 4. of the International
| Brotherhood of Bookbinders and the Wash
| ington Printing Pressmen's Union, No. l,
on 4th street northwest, facing south. with
| the head of the column resting on the
! north side of ID northwest
The letter carriers and the Young Men S
| Christian Association on Sd street. facing
| south with the head of the column resting
| on the north side of Indiana avenue north
| west.
| Georgetown University students and the
| Columbian University students on I'd street,
| facing south, with the head of the column
| resting the north side of Indiana ave-
| nue. northwest.
| The knights of Pythias, the Improved
| Order of Red Men, Knights of the Golden
| pendent Order of Mechanics, American
| Guard Council, No 1. United American
! Mechanics. Junior Order of Mechanics,
| Princes of Bagdad and German societies
on c street and New Jersey avenue north
west with the head of the column resting
| on the east side of 1st street northwest.
The Butler Zouaves and the Capital City
| Guards I'd street northwest, facing
north, with the head of the column resting
on the south side of street northwest.
The formation will be in column of pla-
| icons, twentyfour files front, wherever
| possible.
Division marshals will report to the chief
marshal not later than 6:45 pm.
All illuminations carried by organiza tions
| or individuals should. if possible, be timed
| to last at least two hours.
Illuminating material should be ignited
! imne diately after a preparatory signal is
given to the division marshals.
The column will not be broken until 18th
| street is reached, al which point all or
ganizations-the Ycung Mems Christian AS
sociation alone excepted-wil proceed either
northHard on 18th street or westward on
Pennsylvania venue. in accordance with
| special orders to be herea ter issued.
Bands will be assigned by the chief mar
| shall. and notification of assignment will be
| made to division marshals not later than
| Monday morning next.
| Music in the Parade.
There will be no lack of music in the
parade on Monday night, as DR.. Frank T.
| Howe chairman of the subcommittee on
| music, has secured the following we'll
| known bands and drum corps: Haley's Ma
tional Concert Band. the National Guard
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