Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-23

! immense crowd at the time set for the
| movement of the armed troops. The Con
| zaga Cadets were the first upon the scene
| taking up their position on I'd street north
of the avenue. They reached the point of
rendezvous a few moments before the down.
pour of rain.
The boys in gray stood their ground well
however, the only boilers being members of
the band, who fled to shelter for the pres
ervation of their instruments.
During the wait for the start the band
of the 18th Regiment of Immunes, stationed
on Pennsylvania avenue between Az and
9Th streets, gave ap impromptu concert
which was highly enjoyed by the huge
crowd which collected in that quarter
Police In the Lead.
When the parade started 1t was headed By
a battalion Of metropolitan police, led by
Maj. Richard Sylvester chief OF police.
Afterward came the general commanding
the forces and his aides, as follows:
Military staff, Gen. A. c. Hawley, COM
general; Capt. James L..-Mock, assis tant ad-
jutant general; Capt. w. NJ. Wright, L. S.
A, chief-Of-star; Col. l.. b. Cutler, in
| spector general; Maj. J. S. Singer assistant
termaster general.
Aids-Lieut. James Anderson. Capt R. H.
Atkinson. Col. j. c. Baker Maj. Chas. A.
Beatty, Lieut.. JOS A. Carr, Col. E. L. Cos
w. ;,
Capt r. A S. Hyatt, Lieut.. S. H. Jacobson,
Capt. A. B. Jack, Capt. r. S. Jacobs. Col.
Thomas S. Keller, Capt. w. T. H. King.
Gen. H. c. Lamb, Maj. R; G. Loove, Capt.
Lieut.. D. B. Macleod, Capt H.
p Marston, Lieut.. Ed. ]. Meekins,
Lieut.. H. K. Daugherty, Major M. A Dill
lon. Col d. j. Foster. Capt. W. S. Faulkner,
Capt prtsd mhof ,s s. Hopkins o Lieut. YIN Ray
B. Meyers. Capt. r. l.. Miller, Lieut.. P. J..
Murphy, Capt. Jas. A. Nichols, Lieut.. V. D.
Norwood. Lieut. w. T, Old, Lieut. w w.
Rowe. Major, VIM. B. Smith, Lieut. S. L.
Stingtield, Major F. B. Tomb, Lieut. w. w
Wick. Capt. c. H. Wilson, Major T j.
Winter
Civilian aids-Captain w. w. Case, Colo
mel A. F. Childs, Major John S. Loud, Geo.
T. Parker, E. S. Randall, B. P. Turner.
Order of Parade.
The order OF the parade was as follows:
First division-Major Swiggert, command
! ing; Light Artillery, United States Marines,
Sd United States Cavalry, 4th United States
! Volunteers Hmmunes), Colonel Pettitt,
| commanding.
Second division-Col. NJ. Emmett Urel
| commanding; governor of Delaware and
staff, battalion of Delaware troops 1st
| Regiment, D. C. N. G.; ID Regiment, D. c.
| N. G.. LIST Separate Battalion, D. c. N G. :;
| District OF Columbia Naval Reserves, Chi
| nese Naval Reserves, Philadelphia: Mary
| land Naval Reserves. Norfolk Blues, de-
| tachment 9th United States Volunteers Qm-
mune).
! Third division-Co F. p May, command
i ing.
! First Brigade-Gen. Calvin Farnsworth,
| commanding; Grand Army of the Republic,
| District of Columbia volunteers C61-'65),
Regular Army and Navy Union, Union
/ Veteran Union, Union Veteran Legion,
| Sons of Veterans.
| Second Brigade-Maj. E. L. Hawks, COM
handing; Sheridan Sabers, National Rifles,
! ID. C.; Spanish American Veterans, Butler
! Zouaves, Capital City Guard, United States
Volunteers dmmune), Capt. Young, COM
| manding.
| Third Brigade-Col John H. Gunnell COM
| handing; ST. Johns College Cadets, Con-
Zaga College Cadets, Maryland Agrcul-
tural College Cadets, High School Cadets.