The times., 1899-09-29

respective STATS viii assemble in column facing
west Street, head Of column ON Farragut
Place east fSeventeenth Street,, in the order OF
admission to the Union Of their respective States.
The District Of Columbia Brigade will assemble,
right in front. in column OF plstoons at twelve
PAGES distance and sixteen files 'front.' facing east
on Street northwest head OF column on faTTa-
gut Place west. The leading band Of the District
Brigade viii be placed in Farragut Park facing
the AdmraI's residence. Companies and patoons
OF regiments viii be equalized before moving TO
The place OF assembly
1890 a. M line starts-The column viii move
TO the Capitol in the order and formation already
given. The head Of the column, arriving at
First Street west viii execute column left and
march 70 c Street northwest; thence on Street
east TO Delaware Avenue; thence on Delaware
Avenue 10 B Street north; thence east on ID Street
north FIRST Street east, thence on tlrst street
east to Street south; thence west on Street
south to New jersey Avenue; thence north on
driveway leading along east front OF the Capitoi
10 point opposite the south end OF the Sapltoi'
where the commanding officer OF the leaning or
ganization viii halt the leading company The
citizens escort and Governors and staffs, mount
ed, viii execute column right so as TO enter the
Capitol drive in proongation Of East Capitol
Street The citizens escort, inelIning to The
right Of the Washington Statue, will execute
companies left front into line with the column
closed in mass and head OF column abreast OF
the east line Of carriage stand rectangie. Cover
nors viii. as far as practicable execute SINH
lar movement, passing to the leit OF the statue
All except the Governors and one staff officer each
viii remain mounted until the close Of the eere-
monies. All carriages in the escort will leave
She column at the Delaware Avenue entrance TO
the Capitol Grounds
u noon-Exercises at Capitol PFesident's
salute Music by Marine Band '.Star Spangled
Banner. Introduction of chairman of meet
ing. Ar. r. 2oss Perry, by Mr. ". H. Moses,
Chairman committee OF one hundred Address OF
welcome by Mr. r. Ross Perry, Chairman Of
committee on reception. Address and preseHta-
tfon OF sword voted Admiral Dewey by Congress,
by Hon. John ID. Long, Secretary of the Navy.
Acceptance by Admiral George Dewey. Music
by the Marine Band, America y
l.I0 .. m-ReView OF escort by Admiral Dewey
at front OF Capitol. The escort, except eiti-
zeRs' escort and Governors and stafs, viii pass IN
review. The bsttsiiens OF United States Marines
and Seamen. without changing formation, viii
proceed through Delaware Avenue northeast 10
c Street northeast, thence east on Street north
east, and return 10 stations by most convenient
route. The batteries OF Emitted States Artillery,
without change OF formation, viii proceed through
Delaware Avenue northeast TO Street north
east; thence west G Street TO First Street
west; thence south First Street west to Della
ware Avenue and return TO station. The Third
United States Cavalry. without change of forma-
ton. will proceed through Delaware Avenue north
east TO Street northeast; thence west c
Street 10 New Jersey Avenue northwest; thence
/ through New Jersey Avenue TO Massachusetts,
Avenue; thence through the latter to X Street
northwest; thence through Street, and return
TO station.
200 p. m.-AdniTal Dewey escorted to resi-
denee Of Mrs. Washington Mclean by civic
| cort
500 p. m-Dinner at Executive Mansion in
honor CT Admiral Dewey.
To ERtertain Governors.
All OF the chairmen of the various COM
mittees made reports of final details and
progress at yesterdays meeting. Chair
man w. H Rapiey, on parades, stated that
! mn
was progressing smoothly. The Marine
Band has been ordered to participate in
both parades, and s6S was appropriated for
expenses of the Naval Cadet Band of An
napolis. which is coming here.
The subcommittee on the entertainment
of Governors OF States and their stats held
well attended meeting yesterday after
noon, with NJ. A. Bailinger presiding and
Jean 0'Neil as secretary. The following
committee was appointed to meet the Gov
ernors at the railroad depots:
d. I. Murphy, Chairman; r. ". Dutton,
c. B. Keene, Z. C. Madden z. B. wilkins.
C. H. Livingston, w. H. Saunders, Cor
coran Thom. J. L. Mcneil, Otto Mears, ].
B. Cotton, W. F. White, S. ]. Peele, A. P.
Pardon, and Max Cohen.
re committee = hr@-r- ~ -es'
speut hasy day q Ag1as B5faiag
5istTibutnE medals Tt l.-aI1Darg @iE3 be
: af the sana place from 70 re- 10 - Heen
10y. During the afternoon heT wiN hs
ofaee oE siuen NFoit s5 street
~ h1est
( Ggg nor Pingfea q M5chifap
lsy aires fhat be Cid arrive 50 the city
I o. Nendsy al noCa. ever ths Bal zare anG
/ OHIO Railroad, vita as san q Sena-
tor Chauncey NJ. Depew stated that he
would also attend and hoped to crack jokes
at the dinner 10 the Admiral.
Chairman Greenlees, OF the committee on
public comfort and order. has selected the
following Of his committee to do special
guard duty inside the Capitol On next
Tuesday: A. r. Server, l. C. Hill, G. w.
LowH H W Offutt, F. B. Pyle, John L.
Mcneil. William H. Saunders, Thomas
Corcoran, S. G. Wise, Harry B. Davis, r.
S Donaldson, n. Carroll Downs, w C.
CIephane, Phillip T. Hall, William F. Hart
James L. Ewin. c. Fl. Karts, c. W. Hen
shaw. Henry z. Baum, A. P. Gardner,
Frank Crocker, S. c. Smoot H. H Bur-
roughs, T. T. Alvey. George C. Boteler.
They will be divided in squads OF five
under five iieutenants. NJ. A. Ballinger,
Freeman, and d. I. Murphy. viii be the
Iieutenants.
Police Arrangements.
l MAJOR sylvester, OF the Hcllce Depart
ment, has issued orders TO his men for the
police arrangements during the Dewey re-
ception in this city. Pennsylvania Avenue
Will be cleared OF all vehicles and pedes-
trians at 6:15 o'clock in the afternoon. The
cross streets will be looped at $50, and
| these lines viii mark the curb for lockers
| on. The entire space from Sixth Street to
the White House will be roped in to mark
the curb line. He has instructed the va
| rious lieutenants and sergeants as to their
| location during the ceremonies. United
States mail wagons will, of course, have
| the right-of-way al all times.
The hospital ambulances will be sta
! toned as follows: Z. S. A, Peace Monu-
| ment q. S. A., First Street and Pennsyl-
vania Avenue; police, Third Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue; police, -Four -and-a-
! half Street and Pennsylvania Avenue: Ma
tioDai Guard, Sixth Street and Pennsylva-
MIA Avenue; police. Seventh Street and
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