The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-27

: urn at L Street northwest.
TX. The Third Division will assemble
in close column prepared 10 move Mt 3:4O
o clock p. m. The First Brigade on Sec
oro Street northwest, head of column
resting at B and First Streets northwest.
| The Second Brigade on Third Street
northwest head of column at l. and Sec
ond Streets northwest.
y. The President will he received by
the Grand Marshal and STAFF and by his
personal escort, Troop a. of Ohio. on
leaving the steps of the Senate wing Of
the Capitol. and the column will then
rnove in the order designated in para
graph MI, each division taking up the
march as its head is cleared by the di-
vision preceding it. The route will be
north through the Capitol grounds to b
Street north. thence to First Street west
thence to ennsyivania Avenue, thence
To Twentieth Street west, thence to X
Street north, thence east on X Street to
point Of dismissal.
XXI. The parade will be reviewed by the
President from q stand on the south side
OF Pennsylvania Avenue, at Executive
Avenue, between the Executive Mansion
and the War Department.
The guide will be left throughout the
entire march. The companies will be
brought to port arms when within TWEEN
~ PAGES of the reviewing stand. and will
so remain until the companies have
passed twenty PAGES beyond the review
ing stund.
XII. The Fourth Division VeteransJ
will leave the column at Eighteenth
Eighteenth Street Street Seventeenth
Street. around the State Department and
through Executive Avenue to the grounds
of the Executive Mansion, where they will
be formed on the driveway for special re-
view by the President after the conclusion
Of the parade.
Xiii. The Civic Grand Division will
leave Pennsylvania Avenue at Eighteenth
Street west. and march north through this
street to * Street, there taking their
place in rear Of the Third Military Divi-
sion.
Formation and Distances.
XIV. The distance between companies
will be eight PAGES, between battalions
four PAGES; between brigades forty-eight
PAGES; between divisions one hundred
PAGES.
All commanding officers will give spe-
cial instructions that these distances shall
not be increased for any reason what
ever.
Aides specially detailed from the Staff
of the Grand Marshal will be posted along
the line of march. whose duty it will be
10 see that the column is kept closed and
and to communicate with head
quarters OF the Grand Marshal as to the
progress of the parade at their respective
posts.
XIV. Rngadier General n. w. Day is
hereby assigned to command the rear
guard. 1t will he his duty. assisted by
the aides under his command, to keep the
have general supervision of All move
nlents in the rear not otherwise provided
for in these orders.
XVI. NO carriages viii he allowed in
Presidential party.
XVII. The mounted STATS of all mar
shdls where the numbers permit, and all
escorts. viii form in platoOns of
twelve files front.
Military organizations will march in |
close column of companies with not less |
than sixteen nor more than twenty files |
'front.' Companies will be eQualized before !
moving to the place of assembling.
Civic organizations will march in COM |
Danies of single rank, with twenty files |
front and at the distance above specified: |
No organize ton, military or civic, Will |
execute any change of formation during |
he entire march.
Bands.
XVIII. The march Will be in quick time,
md the length of step thirty inches, and
he cadence 120 steps per minute, as pre-
cribed in the Drill Regulations" para
sraph 81.
Drum majors will use their batons or
taffs only as prescribed in the regula-
ions, and will not throw them in the
The Governors Island Band. United
states Army, whose post is at the head of
he column, is the only band which will
LAY Hail to the Chief at any time.
Bands marching in close proximity will
lternate in playing.
In each division the band of the leading
egiment will begin playing Mt First
treet west, of the next regiment at Sec !
nd Street west. of the third regiment at |
bird Street west, and so on in succession
o Sixth Street west; the object being to |
istribute the music by the bands and by
he drum corps uniformly along the Ave
ne
All bands will play. marching in quick
lme 02O steps per minute) in passing the
eviewing stand.
SaIutes.
XIX. A1arshals and other commanders
arrying drawn swords will salute as pre-
cribed in drill regulations; the COM
handler and his staff will salute and re-
ume the carry together
The Chief Marshal of the civic division
nd other commanders not carrying drawn
words will salute the President by IN
overiug; their STATS will not salute
All other officers, all colors and stand
rds non-commissioned staff officers, non
officers commanding subdi-
isions, and drUm-ma lors will salute and
esume the cary as prescribed in drill
equations. Mei, in ranks will not salute
II who salute will look toward the Presi-
emit The first motion of the salute will
e made at six PAGES from the front of
ne President, and the carry resumed at
x PAGES beyond.
Governors of States and commanders of
rand divisions. divisions, and brigade Will
OF leave. the column to go on the review
~ stands, but will continue the march
18th their commands to the place where
ne organization WILDE dismissed.
Marshals and their aides will be desig-
ated as follows:
Grand Marshal-Sash of red, white, and
lue.
Grand Marshars Stan-Sash OF red.
Grand MarshaTs Aides-Sash of white
Marshals of Grand Divisions-Sash of
I'd and white.
Marshals OF Divisions-Sash of blue and
ID.
Marshals OF Brigades-sash Of blue and
hite. ,
All aides except those Of the Grand Mar
Sashes will be worn from the lef: shoul- |
er 10 the right side.
Dismissal.
XXX. The parade will be reviewed by the
rand Marshal at Vermont Avenue ind
Street. Organizations quartered south
{ Pennsylvania Avenue will then move
orth through Fourteenth Street. we st
trough l. Street to Twenty second
treet, and thence south through Tween
lost direct route to their respective !
narters. Organizations quartered nOIth
Pennsylvania Avenue will march by ,
leir nearest streets TO their respective !
uarters.
No organization will be permitted to .
Ill out from the column until regularly I
Comma ding officers OF ali or-
lniZations will make ample use of their
aft officers, to communicate with the .
in their respective COM
ands. and assist in Keeping the same
osed up and moving throughout the On ,
re line of march, and until they have
-ached their quarters.
XXI. The column will move in the fol-
wing order;
Platoon Of Mounted Police.
Governors Island Band.
Grand Marshal:
Mai. Gen. +. V. Greene, u. S. V. ,