Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

Cooper was sent to the Baltimore and Po-
tomac depot today to work with Detectives
Browne, Cochran, McNamee and Watson.
while at the Baltimore and Ohio depot the
visitors were watched by Detective Tomlin-
son, with Detectives Baur, Muller, Reynolds
and Hartigan of the local staff. in addition
to Detectives Lloyd and Browning of the
railroad force. Other local men were in
structed to pay particular attention to the
hotels, street cars and places where crowds
are likely to assemble.
Chief Clerk Kemp today swore in the
special policemen, who will go on duty to-
morrow. Their names were printed in
Saturdays Star
Instructions to Lieutenants.
There was a meeting Of the lieutenants
at headquarters this morning and Major
Sylvester furnished them copies OF the po-
lice program for the three days of the
celebration, as follows:
Tuesday, May % the first day of the ma
tional peace jubilee, the following police ar
rangements will be carried out as far as
practica BILE:
The following named officers, selected for
temporary mounted service, will report at
the eighth precinct station house, with
their horses, at 10 O'Clock I'M, for equip
ment Second precinct. PriVateS smith,
Bennett Father and Hunt; third precinct,
Privates Boand. Hanley, Owens and How
lett; fourth precinct, PriVates Nicholson,
Hawkins and Osborne; fifth precinct, FIJI
Yates Marshall, Narrower and ]. Stewart;
seventh precinct Privates Sullivan, Ward
and Short: eighth precinct, Privates Bryan
w. Barrett. Stroman and Sontag; ninth
precint, Privates Gardiner, Nebb, Rotch-
ford and Wilson.
At o'clock pm. Sergeant Matthews and
sixteen regular mounted men, in full dress,
will report at LIST street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, as escort to the military
parade, which starts from that point al
O. clock pm. sharp. The superintendent or
his representative, will be in command of
the escort.
At / o'clock pm. twenty regular mounted
men in full dress, viii report to Sergeant
Anderson at 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
At l o'clock pm. ten mounted men will
report to Sergeant Hess at 9th street ana
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
At 1880 o clock pm. fifteen mounted men
will report to Lieutenant McCathran at or
near the Peace monument, to preserve or
der during the formation of the parade.
At i o'clock pm Lieutenant Kenney will
proceed to 10Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest and assume command OF
all mounted men employed to flank the
parade. He will station the first twenty
mounted men, under Sergeant Anderson, in
such manner as to have 18th street north
west, from Pennsylvania avenue to New
York avenue, and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, from 18th to 18TH streets, clear
of vehicles from curb to curb,
practicable. at 1870 O'Clock pm. Proceed
in like manner to 9th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, and place the men,
under Sergeant Hess, to patrol outside the
curb between that point and 18th street
west. He will then proceed in like man
ner to the Peace monument, and procure
twelve men from Lieutenant McCathran,
and place them on patrol between I'd and
9th streets on Pennsylvania avenue north
west. Pennsylvania avenue will be cleared
of vehicles at 80 pm.
Lieut. Kenney will instruct all mounted
men to with the parade thanking it
on the left and right, along the curb when
the head of the parade shall have reached
proceed to 18th street west, and preserve
order until the arrival of the platoon es-
corting the parade, when he will join the
officer in command of the platoon.
When the rear of the parade shall have
left the Peace monument, Lieut.. McCath-
main, will give it safe escort along the line
of march.
Lieut. Kelly will command the subdivision
from LIST to 7th street northwest, with forty
footmen, clearing Pennsylvania avenue at
Lao o'clock pm, looping intersecting
streets.
Lieut.. Amiss will command the subdi-
vision from 7th street to New York avenue
northwest, with fifty footmen, clearing
Pennsylvania avenue at ] As clock pm.
Lieut. Boyle win command the subdivision
New York avenue to 18th street. 18th street
to H street west, with forty footmen, CIV
ing special attention to the stand in front
of the Executive grounds on Pennsylvania
avenue, clearing the streets at 1 80 O'clock
pm.
Lieut.. Hollinberger will command the SUBJ
division on H street, from 18th to 14th
streets northwest, with thirty footmen
clearing the streets at 2:20 O'Clock pm.
Lieut.. Gessford will command the subdi-