The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-07


The column will then b. reviewed 10y the Pres
Ihnt from the reviewing stand at the centre OF
the east front of the Capitol.
N.-Thc guild for foot troops will he right
for mounted troops the guide will he c'ntrc.
h;-Sallies viii lie executed as prescribed in the
drill! regulations.
The Disarmament Of Parade.
Organizations. afteI having passed the
President, will not. under any circum-
| stances, execute any change of formation,
| but will hasten their march to avoid all
| possibility of checking the march of Or
F! CARNATIONS in rear.
No organization will be permitted 10
! break ranks and return to the Capitol
| Grounds. but will be held intact and
! marched eNpeditiously to their respective
| rendezvous.
No organization returning TO its rem
| devious will be permitted to use Pennsyl-
| vania Avenue
| The Firth United States Cavalry, except
| the band, will escort the President to the
| Executive Mansion at the close of the cere-
| monies al the Capitol, and for this purpose.
after passing in review, will execute COL
umn left on Street south and proceed
thence to First Street east. thence north
| on same 20 the driveway into the Capitol
Grounds opposite the reviewing stand.
| thence into this driveway where they will
be closely massed and await the conclusion
of the ceremonies, when they will escort
the President by such route as he may
elect to the Executive Mansion two troops
, leading and two following.
Undress uniform with oyercoats will be
worn.
Major John 4. Johnston, United States Army,
adjutant general
Special aids-Lieut Col. Francis Michler. U.
$. A.: Lieut.. Col. H. X. Bailey. u. S. A.; Lieut..
Whitney :
Ads-Brig. Gt.i. Joseph C. Brecsinridge. u. s.
A.; Brig. Gsn. Jolm N. Wilson. U. s. A.: Brig.
Gen. Alfred T.. Bates. L. 5. A; Col Thomas
Ward. L. s. \: Col John F. Weston. U. $. A..
, Ieut. Col. Henry G. sharpe. L. $. A.; Lieut..
Col. Alexander NJ. Miller. IT, S. A.: Lieut.. Col
Culver C. snifen, U. 5. A.; Lieut. Col. George ".
Baird. L. 5. A.: Lieut.. Col. Charles u. iIeyl,
L. :. A.; Major George Andrews, L. $. A. Major
Ahiel l.. Smith, L. 5. A; Major Frederick G.
Ifcdgson, L. :. A.; Major JOHN NJ Carson L. S.
A.; Major William A. Simpson. T. 5. A.: Major
Thomas T. knoy. I $; A.; Major Edward c, Car
Ter. L. $. A.; Mlior Webster Wilson. l. s A.;
Mlior Charles Mot'inre L. S A.: Major Harvey c.
Carhangh, L. :. A.; Major John L. Chamberlain,
l. :. a; Capt Edgtne q. Fectiei. 4. $. A.:
Lieut.. Charles VI. Hoffman, L. s. A.; Lieut. Win
field 5. ov.-rt5n. L. $. A; Lieut.. Joseph S. Her
ron. l.. ). A.
AS in the other case the order was coun-
tersigned by John A. Johnston, Adjutant
General.
More Governors Coming.
Information was received at headquar-
tiers yesterday to the effect that GOV.
Robert B. Smith, of Montana; Gov. F. B.
Fancher, OF North Dakota, and Gov Ed
ward Scofeld, of Wisconsin. intend TO be
present at the celebration.
General Oliphant, of the New Jersey
State militia. called at headquarters yes
terday afternoon and stated that Gov
ernor Voorhees,, in the parade, will be
accompanied by n staff of nine officers.
Senator Sewell, commanding general of
the National Guard. will join Governor
Voorhees, here IN this city. The Gov
ernor's staff will ride in carriages and
consists of Brig. Gen. A. C. Oliphant,
Adjutant General; Breyet Maj. Gen. r. A.
D0nnelly, Quartermaster; Brig. Gen. G.
w. Spencer, Inspector General Rife Prac-
tice: Gen. E. W. Meaney, Judge Advocate
General; Brig. Gen. ]. w. Congden, In
spector General: Col. r. NJ. Thompson,
Aidde-camp, and the following aids:
Major ". J. Sewell. jr., Capt William
Libbey. and Capt. c. W. Parker. This
delegation will arrive on the Pennsylvania
Tuesday evening at 6:1O and will
put up at the Shorcham.
The new Committee on Public Galleries
in the House OF Representatives was an
noGneed yesterday afternoon with William
II. Moses as chairman and James l.. Norris |
as vice chairman. This committee is to |
have charge of these galleries on Cen
tennial Day.
Andrew Parker, Chairman of the Presi |
dents Citizens Escort Committee, says he |
hopes TO receive as many acceptauces |
from members of the escort as possible. |
They Will be attired in dark suits and |
SIR hats. No sashes. medals or badges |
VIII be worn. Should the weather be in |
clement. overcoats or mackintoshes are |
permissible. circular letter outlining
the duties of the escort and giving full
directions Will be mailed to the members |
Of the escort by tomorrow.
James G.. Berret. Chairman and Rich
ird Sylvester, Secretary of the committee
IN PUBLIC Comfort and Order, in report
o Tie general committee. recommended
he establishment of information bureaus
II The depots, so tina. upon The arrival of
ne Governors and other distinguished
guests they be escorted to carriages
allied by the committee and sent to their
respective hotels; that the committee be
iivided into relicfs for this purpose: that
he Committee on Hotels be stationed at |
he several hotels for the purposes OF ac-
ordiDg 10 the Governors and other guests
heir comfort during qffR Her tend s 10 a,d to
ngton. The members of this committee
re supposed to be on hand at all times
nd be distinguished by their badges.
NJ. +. +. Swartzeil. Henry W Samson
nd f. Lodge Hin had charge of the dis
of the medals yesterday.
The Contributions.
Col. VI. N. Parker last night reported
he following additional subscriptions:
Robert ]. Fleming, $40: George J. May, SO;
lillian Curcoran Hill, $40; Thomas NJ chaiard |
~; t,eofr;e L. Muth K Co, SO; Dn,iE d Martin | ,
10; Henry c. kar, -; john :. Schneider, S.
T. stuart. s.; William &. Lewis, So; BENJAMIN
/. Needs, %: J1mas Lowndcs. So; ". J. Board
an. S25i ". DyreHi0rih. $40; Or. j. W. Bayne, {
!; J. lioldswoT;h Gordon 50. ,
The following meetings have been called c
II today: At p. M, Subcommittee on t
epots, Mr.. Atcheson, Chairman: at 1880 i
m. Sub Committee on Hotels. Mr. At @
ee, Chairman, and the Subcommittee on
usic. Mr.. Alvey. Chairman. Saturday. 4 f
m, subcommittee on Exercises az the a
Secu;ive Mansion, Mr.. woodward. Chair
an. All these meetings are TO be held b
the Board OF Trade rooms. Monday af- a
rlnan at $3.50 the various sub comnit- C
es OF the Reception Committee. Mr.. Il
iarles J. Bell. Chairman, will meet IL
e Corcoran Gallery OF Art. II
The last Subcommittee OF the Commit d
c on Exercises AT the Capitol was an Il
1nced last night at headquarters as Il
llows:
William Henderson Moses. Chairman; James T. d
iris, Vice Chairman; Allen %. Albert. John s d
,ir. Andrew Barbour, William j. browning, C.
~ Gurus Bussey, Marcus Blumcnberg, Col ~
hard J. Bright Edwin J. Cantwll, Campbell =,