The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-08

! soon as IL is uncovered. The funeral
| march will be msintainei for a reasonable
| distance from the church The command
will then march at quick time and atten-
tion and continue until the order TO uarci;
| at ease is communicated from the head of
/ the column,
| I. The siege battery will leave the COL
umn at the entrance 10 the Aqueduct
! Bridge and proceed along the Canal Road
| and return TO its post.
S. The cavalry and artillery will main
| tain full distance between subdivisions so
! as TO execute any change OF formation re-
! qured by circumstances without hating
| the column.
9. The column will proceed through Con-
necticut Avenue and X Street west to
| PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; thence through
| Twenty-fourth Street to VI Street: thence
west on VI Street to Aqueduct Bridge and
Fort Myer, Va, and will be organized as
! follows:
Platoon of mounted police. Capt. VI. A.
Austin, commanding.
Third United States Cavalry Band
Mai. Gen. Wesley Merritt and staff
Major IohnsA. Johnston. Assistant Adju-
tant General.
Special Aides-Brig Gen. Alfred E. Bates
L. s Army: Col. John +. Weston, L. S.
Army: Col. Theodore 4. Bingham. L. S.
Army; Lieut.. Col Henry G. Sharpe. L. S
Army: Capt. Joseph f. Kuhn, U. S. Army;
Lieut. T. Bently Mott. Z. s. Army.
Aides-Lieut Col. William H. Carter. U.
s. Army: Lieut. Col. Culver c. Sniffen. U.
s. Army: Major William A. Simpson. IT,
s Army; Major Charles l.. McCawley, L. S.
Marine Corps: Major Harvey c. Carbaugh.
L. s Volunteers; Capt. Charles G. Treat,
L. s Army; Capt. George o. Squire. L. s.
Volunteers.
Squadron Third L. s Cavalry, Major
Henry jackson commanding.
Light Battery NJ. Seventh u. S. Artillery,
Capt. VI. VI. Macomb commanding.
Siege Battery 0, Seventh L. S. Artillery,
Capt John II. Williams commanding.
Brigade of Foot Troops. Col Francis L.
Guenther commanding. and staff.
Regiment U. s. Infantry, Col. Edward
Moale commanding.
First Battalion, Companies C, d. E. and
F, Fifteenth L. S. Infantry. Lieut.. Col.
Constant Williams commanding.
Second Battalion, Companies c. X. l.,
and NJ Fifteen L. s. Infantry. Mai George
a. Cornish commanding.
Third Battalion. Companies E. F. G. and
H, Second L. s. Infantry. Capt. Edmund
X. Webster. commanding.
Regiment L. s, Artillery, Col. John 1.
Rodgers commanding.
y, Fourth U. S. Artillery, Major James
NJ Lancaster commanding
Second Battalion, Batteries A, b. L. and |
NJ. Fifth U. S. Artillery, Major John B. |
Burbank commanding.
Third Battalion Batteries C.. II. and n. !
Fifth L. S. Artillery. o, Fourth U. s. Ar |
tillery, Major Frederick Fuger command /
ing.
Battalion u. S. Marines, Major Randolph
Dickins commanding.
10. The L. S. s. Sylphe. L. 6. N. Lieut.
W. X. Gise, commanding. will fire minute
guns as the funeral cortege crosses the
Aqueduct Bridge. and the commanding Of
ficer Fort Myer will execute the provisions
of paragraph $50. Army Regulations, in
of this salute.
II. On approaching the entrance to the
cemetery the column will be formed in two
lines, facing each other on opposite sides
of the road, the cavalry along the left
curb. The light battery, moving to the
rear of officers quarters on direct road to
cemetery, will form line on the open
ground between the last set of quarters
and the hospital. facing the cavalry The
will form line along the right
curb; the foot artillery along the left
curb. facing the infantry. The battalion
Of marines will form line along both curbs
in such manner as 10 equaliZe the length |
Of line. Arms will be presented by bat
TALON commanders as ithe Eremains APP
proach the lines.
L.. The remains will be conducted to the
grave by the Commanding General and
staff, followed by troop G, Third L. s. Cav
dry, dsmounted. Capt Hardie command
ng and preceded by the Third U. s. Cav
dry Band. Troops will remain in above
position until after conclusion Of the cere-
Monies. when they will follow the Com
handing General and staff TO the city. to
,e dismissed and marched directly to their
'espective conveyances TO return to their
proper station.
Is. Horses allotted to officers requiring
mounts will be assembled in the courtyard
II the State. War. and Navy Building, and
must be returned thereto.
II. Undress uniform overcoats. and leg
;ins will be worn unless otherwise ordered
hereafter
Is. officers desiring further information
viii call at Room 220 State. War and Navy
Building between . and II a. IN.
BY command of Major General Merritt:
JOHN a. JOHNSTON,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Change in the List of PaIIbcarcrs.
Rear Admiral A. s. Barker. Commander
4 the Norfolk navy yard, has been substi-
uted for Admiral Dewey as a pallbearer at
he funeral OF Major General Lawton Ad-
niral Dewey has made arrangements to be
bsent from Washington over the time OF