The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-11

! u GA uoNeiHor bushnell oil OhlO, AT
iington: Lieutenant Governor Estipona
Of Louisiana.
Tomorrow are expected to arrive: Gov
ernor Atkinson of West Virginia, Airing
ton; Governor Bloxham of Florida: Gov
ernor Thomas of Colorado, with Col. T. F
walsh; Governor Russell OF North Caro-
lima, Ebbitt. Governor Roosevelt of Ney
YORK and military secretary are schedule,
10 arrive here tomorrow morning He vii
stop with his sister. Mrs. Cowles, 1873 !
street, where his staff of six members il
requested by the Governor to report a
$3.50 tomorrow morning.
The Presidents Escort.
Andrew Parker. Marshal of the Presi-
dents Citizens Escort, has appointed al
members the following named gentlemen:
Marshal. Andrew Parker: special aides, F. IL
Droop, Major II. c. Carbaugh: aides, W. r
Galihsr, Gist Blair, Colin Studs. f. X. Colds
borough. S. b. Hege. E. II. Pillsbury, W. H.
Bayiy, A: c. Moses, 4. G. White.
]. l.. Atkins J. Auerbach. Motley Anderson
Dr. c. A. Ball. J. d. Blackstone, II. X. Beck
J. Emory Bair. F. ". Behrens. Col. l.. S.
Brown: ". W. Brown, W Andrew Boyd, Thomas
W. Buckley. Austin r. Brown, DIR: F: B. Bishop
J. W Bahson, ir., A. J. Dyer, p. T Berry Major
II. l.. Biscoe. Aug. Burgdorf, J. II. Bradley,
George S. Bocs.
d; l.. Coon, J. D. Carmody, Col l.. B. Cutler.
=. r. Campbell, George E; Corson: Percy Gram
Ciscic. u. ". Coffin II. A. Campbell. A. J..
Curtis, Henry Calver, F. C Curtis, George II.
Coutts. Robert Cook.
l.. c. Dyer Charles W. Darr. E. NJ Dyren-
forth. DIR. J. c. De vrics
George J. yesterday, George Z. Emmons, W. h.
Ellis. L. G. Estes.
W. II. Freeman, II. D. Feast, Charles H. Flick
ling.
C. D. Graham, W. F. GUIDE, Peyton Gordon,
Fred c. Gciscking, Major II. A. Grip, John C.
Cuttings.
August C. Hermann. P. T. Hall, Thomas Bry-
an Huyck. Graham Hume, William A. Hill,
Charles +. Howe, W. X. Hill, DIR. William NJ.
Hunt, ]. V. Heidi, Thomas l.. Hume.
Is. 7. Janncy, Z. l.. johnson. J. F. Javins.
IhaddeGs NJ. Jones, DIR. II. L. f. johnson. Dr. G.
ii. James.
W. II. Klopfer. j. Miller Kenyon. DR.. r. Kings
man, r. ]. Kirk Patrick. A. W. Kelley.
Clifford Lanham. W. F. Lanham F. D. Libby,
+: A. Lutz, jr., Dr. William A. Lyon, Irwin b.
Linton, Thomas Z Landon.
Joseph Mathy, J. f. Mulcarc, (. C. Mayberry,
r. L. Middleton, j. L. Minnix DIR. Louis Mackall
jr.. II. H. Mckee. David Moore J. II. Miller,
W. $. Mnnix, DIR. Charles Marbury. William
Nicholson, F. C. Ma1cy, b. +. McCsuliy, r. J.
Marshall.
Allison Nailor. r. J. Nee.
]. F. 0'Neill, Thomas J. Owen, Henry T. Otter
,linger.
Benjamin Parkhurst, Capt. H. L. Prince, DR..
W. L. Philos.
NJ: p: Rice, Joseph Richardson, l. :. Runyon,
N. d. Roscnburg. Z. f. Ramsay. Frank I. Raw
lings, F. X. Raymond, Thomas II. Riley.
Col. O. C. Staples, J. A. Shaffer, ". H. Sands.
J. NJ. Schneider, DIR. L. b. Swomstedt, De Witt
G. Sprague, James +. Scaggs. G. L. Smith, c. 4.
Snow, Mr. Sullivan, J. W. Schafsr.
Smith Thompson, jr.. F. s. Thompson. J. W.
Tolscn, d. e. Turner, d. Trueworthy, H. A. Toll
son, DIR. John Thomas.
Joseph Van Fleet
q. W. White, ]. l. Weller. Alexander Wolf,
Charles +. Walter. c. II. Welsh. +. Baker Weaver.
Elphonzo loungs, J. c. Iost, Vim. II. Ycrkes.
IT,, y. S. York.
Major Sylvester's Orders.
Major Sylvester yesterday afternoon is
sued the following order respecting the
disposition Of the force and the duties of
its members during the Centennial Cele-
bration:
Major Sylvester's orders follow:
On Wednesday. December Il. 1900, the Cen
tennial anniversary Of the establishment Of the
seat Of government in the District of Columbia
will be celebrated in this city, and the follow
ing instructions published for the guidance Of
the members Of the police force:
At 10 O'Clock a. IN. reception by the Presi- |
dent Of the United States to the Governors will |
take place at the Executive Mansion. In order
that every facility may be afforded those going |
TO and coming therefrom the full force under |
Of Sergeant Goss will report to that |
ynCeT III tnc Executive MANSION NJ 9.l0 4. M, IN
ull dress, with white gloves and an additional |
1etail Of eight privatcs and three mounted men, |
in like attire, will report to the same officer |
At the time and place mentioned.
Sergeant Goss will in the mean time report |
10 Col. Theodore A. Bingham, u. S. A., for |
Instructions.
At $50 o'clock p. m civil, military. and |
laval parade will take place from the Executive |
Mansion to the United States Capitol.
Pennsylvania Avenue, from Seventeenth Street |
northwest TO Fifteenth Street, to Pennsylvania
Avenue, TO First Street northwest. will be roped,
tut the parade will follow along First Street to
Street, to Delaware Avenue. 10 the Capitol
;rounds. where it will halt. At First Street the
President and Cabinet and other distinguished
.uests will proceed by the roadway through the
lorth Capitol Grounds, passing TO the east en-
rance. where they will alight and enter the
,uilding
AT the close OF the ceremonies at the Execu-
i've Mansion the eight privates detailed thereat
will report to Lieutenant Boyle. The three
mounted men will flank the carriages Of the pgesi-
ent and party on the right, next 10 the curb,
wenty PAGES apart.
Lieutenant Boyle will have three mount J men
ank the carriages of the President and party
n the left, next 10 the curb, twenty PAGES apart.
Lieutenant Boyle will detail six privates to Hank
he same carriages right and left who will
reserve their positions next TO the curb. in single
lie, twenty-five PAGES apart. and march TO the
apitol
Lieutenant Boyle will detail two mounted men
D flank the carriages of the visiting Governors
n right and left. to with the parade.
Lieutenant BOYLE will detail two mounted men
Seventeenth Street to flank the Governor STATS
n right and left. nho enter the line from Eight
,enth Street.
A detail OF fifty privates and twelve mounted
sen will report to Lieutenant Boyle on Pennsyl-
ania Avenue north of the Executive Grounds at |
,A5 O'Clock p. M, these to include eight pri
ates and three mounted heretofore men
oned to report at the Executive Mansion at OILS
/. m. With this force he will clear Pcnns, lvania
venue from Fifteenth TO Eighteenth Street north |
est Of all unauthorized persons and vehicles at
O'Clock p. m, and further carry out the prcced- |
lg instructions when the parade moves.
A detail OF sixty privates will report 10 Lieu
nant Amiss at Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania
venue at 12:i5 O'Clock p. m, with which force
e will clear from Fifteenth Street at New York
venue. Fifteenth Street, and the Avenue to Ninth
rect northwest at / O'Clock p. m, all unan-
orzed persons and vehicles
detail OF sixty privates will report TO Lieu
nant Moore at 1885 O'Clock p. M, at Ninth
rect and Pennsylvania Avenue, with which force
will clear the Avenue from the west side OF
NTH Street to First Street northwest Of all un-
,thorized persons and vehicles at O'Clock p IN.
When the carriages of the President and Cabi-
t officers leave the line at First Street to pro-
ed through the Capitol Grounds heretofore ,
ated. the mounted men and footmen fanking
Ill continue through the grounds and facilitate J
e parking Of their carriages and return with
en- in like order, except that the footmen will
dismissed to return to their precincts. and
20 OF the six mounted escort will report TO Cap
in Austin, four remaining with the carriages. I
A detail OF twenty privates Will report to |
eutenant Hcffner at First Street and Pennsyl-
mia Avenue at 12:i5 O'Clock p. NJ. and at ! u
lock clear First Street to Street. Street to r