The times., 1899-10-01

Dodge, commander; C. S. Grant Post No.
6. A. ID. Albert, commander; James A. Gar
field Post No. Z, William n Seton, COM
mander; Burnside Post No. s, A. T. Sperry,
commander; Charles Sumner Post No. 9, w.
r. Grimshaw. commander; Farragut Post
no. 10. Stanton Weaver. commander; Poto-
mac Post Nc. IL, Gustave Kanlert, COM
mander John A. Logan Post No 13, H. w
Emo. commander; Phil Sheridan Post No
"A, Jeff H. Jennings, commander; George
H. Thomas Post No. Is. B. p. Entrikin,
commander Henry Wilson Post No IT.
John S. Hoover, commander; George L.
Morris Post No 19, Rudolph Ullmer COM
mander; Lafayette Post No. 20. R. NJ Cal
houn. commander; Frederick Douglass
Post No. q. J. W. Butcher commander
Union Veteran Legion, Col. Hannibal D.
Norton, commanding
Eighth Battalion District of Columbia
Volunteers, 1861, Capt. A. E. L. Keese, CON-
manding
Department of the District of Columbia.
Spanish-American War Veterans, Col
NJ. Emmet Urell. commanding
Fifth Maryland Regiment Veteran Corps,
Capt. F. Y. Ward, commanding.
Grimes Virginia Battery, Capt. C. R.
Warren, commanding.
Regiment High School Cadets, Colonel
Gunnell, commanding.
Separate battalion High School Cadets.
Organizations viii assemble at els p.
m. and must be prepared to move prompt
ly at Gas p. IN.
The formation will be- for veteran or
CARNATIONS, platoors Of twelve files front
at a distance of six PAGES, and for 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
! fieers carrying swords and all colors will
I conform to this requirement. Each COM
mander and staff will salute and resume
4 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
I and members Of organizations will wear
4 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 On the
/ left breast There should be a full display
/ Of post and camp colors and guidons
The I.arade will be dismissed at Eight
4 eenth Street and columns will break to the
I right OF 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.
The Labor Organizations.
The Columbia Typographical Union will
be represented as faIlows:
Standard Bearer-Former soldier and
sailor members Spanish American war;
President Jones and invited guests: First
Division, Thomas w. Haworth, marshal;
Second Division. II. G. Brown, marshal:
Third Division, ID. j. Snyder, marshal;
Fifth Division, W H. Van Bibber, mar
shal; Proof Room Division, E. H. Thomas,
marshal; Job Room Division, Milo Shanks,
marshal: Specification Room Division, W.
L. Gutelius. marshal; Branches G. P. o.
Division, T. A Bynum, marshal; Even
ing Star Division, G. A. Meyer, marshal;
Washington Post Division, Francis
Benzler, marshal; Washington Times Di-
vision, ". E. Dix, marshal; Downtown Di-
vision, including all book and Job Offices.
/ Frank Hart. marshal
The formation of Columbia Lodge In
/ ternational Association of Machinists. in
the night civic parade will be as follows:
/ Band Marshal and aides-E. S. Stokes,
marshal; j. p. Kane John Hammerstrom
! W. H Smoot, and John F. Frank, aides
/ Flag-W. J. Carter, bearer. Columbia
/ Lodge banner Officers Columbia Lodge
/ R. J. Jones. president; B. G. Ladd, vice
! president; r. H. Lewis, past president; T.
/ B. Lear, financial secretary; A. H. Chase
recording secretary; Evan Stokes, treas
urer; Bernard Lawrence, sentinel; S. c.
! Cole. conductor. Foremen. master me-
chanics quartermen. and leading men-M
2 I .ErnrH fr0urchof- NJ al
I first platoon. Charles H. Squier. captain
second platoon; Edward Wolf captain
4 third platoon l. a. of NJ. transparency;
/ J. ]. Sweeney. captain fourth platoon. H.
4 G. Kerns, captain fifth platoon. Float, 4
/ inch gun-T. a. Holland in command.
/ FLAG. 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 platoon; /. A. OF M. trans
/ parency; ID. ". Beach, captain tenth plat
con; J. J. Siebert. captain eleventh plat
oon; Seaton German. captain twelfth plat
oon; George Hall. captain thirteenth plat
oon: Charles Miller. captain fourteenth
platoon; Robert Hamilton, captain, ff-
teenth platoon. Seven hundred men will
be in line.
The Improved Order of Red Men will be
Offered as follows: Past Sachem A D.
Shaw, of Tuscarora Tribe, No 5, chief
marshal; Aides-W. T. Free. Tuscarora
Tribe. No. ;; John F. Snyder Usage Tribe
No. 6: J. z. Payne, Seneca Tribe, No. IL;
II. W. Tippett, Mineola Tribe. No. IA; j
A. Mcpherson, Idaho Tribe No. 15
The orders for The Spanish war veterans
are as follows:
The camps Of This department, Spanish War
Veterans. viii assemble Monday October ? Tor
the purpose Of participating in the reception 10
Admiral Dewey. Camps vii form line on the
south side Of Louisiana Avenue, resting on Eighth
Street, az $50 ociock p. N. Field uniform with
campaign hat, VIII be worn. The march viii be
column Of companies, twenty-iour front, unless
otherwise ordered.
The boOkbinders of the Government
Printing Office have concluded their ar
rangements for taking part in the parade
They viii be $50 strong. uniformed in darl
blue suits white golf caps, white neck
ties, white bouttonieres, and carry Japa.
nese lanterns, and large illuminated pic.
ture Of Admiral Dewey. win large sill
banner, and other flags. William Charlie!
o'Connor is marshal
The Rotunda Committee,
/ Chairman R. Ross Perry, of the reception
committee has named the following sub
committee which viii have charge of tn.
rotunda Of he Capitol during the exercise,
on Tuesday:
Hon. Alvey A. Adee, T. H. Anderson, A
B. Atkins, DR.. Frank Baker, D. S. Barry
Richard W Barry, Truxton Beale. Franl
" Bennett, Montgomery Blair, Hon. ]. E
Boyd, Assistant Attorney General; c. A
Boynton. Clarence a Brandenburg. Hon
Mark 5. Brewer, f. S. Bright, Rev. Franz
'Stol J. L. r. Bristow, n NJ. Brooks
>wn. Frank T. Browning, w B
" J. Calhoun DR. r r