The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
TIE INAUGURAL PARADE.


TIE INAUl1I RAJ PARADE.
Continued from first razc)
non-coI'missionad officers. commanding
subdivisions. and drum- majors, viii salute
and re sumo the carry as prescribed IN
drill regulations Men in ranks viii not
salute. All VINO salute viii look toward
the President The first motion OF the
salute VIII be made n SIX PAGES from the
front of the President. and the carry re
sumed al sIN PAGES berond-
Governors Of States and con .nandeTS of
grand divisions. divisions. and brigade VIII
not leave yhe column 10 sc On the review
ing stands. but viii continue the march
with their commands to the place where
the organization viii be dismissed
Marshals and their aides vii be desig-
mated as follows.
Grand MarshaI-Sash OF red. white and
blue.
Grand MarshaI's Staf-Sash Of red.
Grand Marshal's Aides-Sash Of white
Marshals of Grand Diyisions-Sash of
red and white
Marshals Of Divisions-Sash of blue and
red.
MarshaIs Of Brigades-Sash of blue and
white.
Al Aides except those of the Grand
Sashes VIII be worn from the left shoul-
der TO the right side
Dismissal.
XX. The parade viii be reviewed by the
Grand Marshal at Vermont Avenue and
X Street Organizations quartered- south
Of Pennsylvania Avenue VIII then move
north through Fourteenth Street, west
through / Street TO Twenty-secOnd Street,
and tn nee south through Twenty-second
Street and proceed BY the most direct route
to their respective quarters OTganiZa-
tons CHARTERED north &C Pennsylvania Az
enUe viii march by their nearest streets to
their respective quarters
No organization viii be permitted TO fall
out from the column until regularly dis
missed. Commanding officers of all organ
iZations VIII make ample use of their stad
officers. TO communicate with the Organi
ZaIiOns in their respective commands, and
assist in keeping the same closed up and
moving throughout the entire line of
march and until they have reached their
quarters
XXI The column Will move in the fol-
lowing order:
Platoon of Mounted Police
Governors Island Band.
Grand Marshal:
Major General F. Z. Greene. Z s Y.
Staff.
A Noel Brakeman. Chief of staff.
Lieut. Col. JOnD A. johnston. u -. A.
iutant General
Lieut. Col John. L Chamberlain, L. 3 a,
Chief of Aides
Major Richard E Thompson. L S A.
Signal officer.
Brig. Gen Nicholas ". Day. l. S. V.
Commanding Rear Guard.
TAeut Winfield s Overton, L S A. Mill
tary Secretary
Aides
Troop 4, Of Ohio.
Personal Escort OF the President.
The President.
Detachment of Veterans of the Twenty
Third Ohio Volunteers.
Presidential Party in Carriages.
MILITARY GRAND DIVISION
Major Gen. JOHN R BROOKE. [. 5. y.
Chief Marshal
SLan-AIajOr William a simpson. L. S
A Chief Of Staff; Brig Gen John F. Yves
ton. [. s A; Col Henry G. Sharpe, L s.
a; Lieut. Col z. z. Draro, L :. A; Ma
jors Louis a La Garde, L s A: Abel
/ Smith L. S A: James L. Lusk, L s
A; Webster Einson, L. S a: Charles Nc
CIure L s A: Medad c Martin. L. : A:
J. Escourt Sawyer, L. s A; Samuel R
Jones. L 5 =; Capt Eli D. Hoyie. [. s
\; Capt r. B. Bryan, L s A; Capt.
James T Dean, L s A; Capt s s Jor-
dan, L s. A; Lieut. Joseph S HerrCn.
L. : A
First Division.
Major Gen WILLIAM LUDLOW. [. : Y,
Brigadier General. L. 5 a. Marshal
Stafl-Aiajor John NJ Carson, jr., [. s
v, Chief Of Stan; Major II, c. Carbaugh
L. 5 V Adjutant General
Aides-Captains Z \ Root. L 5 A; c
S. RadfOrd- L 5 II C: A W Yates. L
: A; c. : BrOmweu, L. 5. A; Lieu-en-
ants HalsJead Dorey. L 5. a; G. NJ Root,
L. s a ". H. Tschappat, L S A
FIRST BRIGADE
Col I. .. De Russy. L. 5. a
United States forces.
Corps Of Cadets. t s Military Academy
Lieut. Col. o. l. Helm. L. S. a, command
ant.
Corps of Cadets. L. s Naval Academy
Commander CoIahan- L 5 y. command
Eleventh L. :. Infantry.
Major z. J. c. Irvine, L. s A, command
Regiment I. 5. Artillery.
Col T. L GuenIheT. L s a. command
ing.
battalion Porto Rican Regiment.
Major E5en Swift. L. s A, command
Regiment [. : Marines.
Col P. c. Pope. L s NJ C, command
ing
First Battalion. Lieut.. Col b. r Russell.
second battalion, Major L n Wood.
Third Battalion. Major Lincoln Karmany.
Naval Brigade.
Commander Charles BeIknap. L. S. y,
commanding
Lieut.. r B. BasSett. L. s. y, adjUtant
First Battalion. l. S s Dixie
Second Battalion. L S S Topeka, PUri-
tan Dolphin. SyIph.
Third Battalion l. 5. 5. Hartford
Fourth Battalion. L S S Lancaster.
Battery Light Artillery,
Capt Charles d Parkhurst L. 8 A
commanding
Squadron, L. 5. Cavalry.
Col William \ Rafferty,. L. 5. a. com
handing
Hospital CORPS.
SECOND BRIGADE.
District OF Columbia National Guard
Brig. Cen Geo. H. Harries, commanding.
Capt Alfred P. Robbins. aide-de-camp.
Acting Adiutaut General.
Stah-Nator George Henderson, Surgeon
General. Major Michael Y TIerney. Chief
OF Ordnance; Major Edwin H. Neumeyer
Commissary General. Major Charles II
Ourand. Inspector General; Mai Walter D.
Davidse- jr-. Judge Advocate General; Ma
jor James Z. Bell. Inspector Of General Ri
fie Practice; Major Henry H Parraenter.
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