Evening star., 1901-02-26

transfer of men from strong Companies to
Companies will be formed in double
rank, with twenty files fronf.
"Battalions must be assembled sufficient
time before the hour for general assembly
to permit equalization OF companies to be
carefully done, and to allow special inspec-
ton, to see that belts are properly frightened
and worn; that caps are set Eqpareiy on the
head. leggings properly iaeeG gloves clean.
and all details in dress ana equipment In
satisfactory condition. ~
mo organization will be permitted to
march on Pennsylvania avenue, to reach
Its armory, after the parade Is dismissed.
Each regiment and separate organization
will stand at attention while the Presidents
escort passes, and each company will salute
the President by presenting arms, when his
carriage reaches its left flank. As soon as
the regular troops have uncovered its front,
each organization will, successfully from
the left, form column OF companies to the
right and stand fast until II right flank
of the brigade is uncovered, " hen the whole
command will move forward. On Capitol
hill, when finally halted. the column will be
closed in mass
The column will be reviewed by the Pres
ident from a stand on the south side of
Pennsylvania avenue, at Executive avenue,
between the Executive Mansion and the
War Department, and by the grand mar
shai al Vermont avenue and X street. Com
panies will be brought successfully to the
port when within twenty PAGES of the
reviewing stand and at 18th street, resum-
ing the right shoulder Wnen they nave
passed twenty PAGES beyond the reviewing
stand and at 14th street.
1.-The guide will be left throughout the en-
tire march. The march to- the Capitol will
be at full distance; from the capitol, In
close column.
1.-The distance between regiments in close
column will be twenty-four PAGES; between
battalions in regiment and between separ-
ate organizations. twelve PAGES; between
companies. eight PAGES.
"TheSe distances will NOT De increased Ior
any reason whatever.
"Officers colors, non-cOmmissioned STAFF
officers, non-commissioned officers COM
manding subdivisions. and the drum major
will salute the President ana the REVIEW
in; officer and resume the carry or right
shoulder, as prescribed in the drill regula-
uons.
THE parade will be dismissed at 14th and
K streets. Organizations quartered south
of PENNSYLVANIA avenue Will move north
through 14th street west through L street
to ODD street, thence south through "a
street by the most direct route to their re-
spective quarters Organizations quartered
north of Pennsylvania avenue will march
nv the nearest streets to their respective
quarters"
Lunch for Guard and Cadets.
1t is understood that during the halt at
the Capitol, Mai f. II. Neumeyer, commits
sary general, District of Columbia militia,
will direct the issuing of coffee and sand
wiches to the officers and men of the Dis
trict National Guard, and also to the ca
diets from the United States Naval Acad
emy.
Photographers who take pictures at the
east front of the Capitol during the fnau-
gural ceremonies will not be permitted to
use boxes. barrels or ladders in the crowd.
Stands for use of photographers are to be
erected and only persons holding permits
will occupy them. Heretofore many of the
used ladders In order to get
above the crowd, taking up much of the
room and causing annoyance to those who
were anxious to get a glimpse OF the Pres
ident and other occupants of the stand. Be
cause of the annoyance In past years, The
committees in charge of affairs at the Cap
itol have decided that the view of those
who get position in front of the stand snail
not be obscured NJ "a
Kidding City of Tramps.
Members of the police force. under the
order of Major Sylvester. issued some days
ago. are endeavoring to- rid the city Of
tramps and suspicious persons who have no
legitimate business here. Many local dis
orderly characters have been arrested lately
and Judge Kimball has sent number of
them to the farm, fixing their terms of i'm
prisonment so that they will remain In
custody until after the Inauguration. Many
of the so-called hobo class are coming
make a good showing in court they are
committed Eight young men were arrest
ed at Benning last night where they ar
rived on freight train. Two OF them nad
come to be here during the inauguration,
and Judge Kimball committed them to the
workhouse. 1t was apparent that the others
we're anxious to leave the city, and the
Judge gave them two hours in which to
leave.
Applicants for Positions.
Major Sylvester is overrun with appli-
cants for positions during the Inauguration.
People from other cities who are in the de-
tective business are anxious to come If they
can get salary enough to pay their expenses.
while there are some in this city who are
willing to serve free If they. are given de-
tails from where they can view the parade
or attend the ball.
II would like to know If there Is any
chance to get commissioned as detective
for the 4th Of March," inquired a we'll
dressed young man who called yesterday.
i've been held up by 80 many beggars
lately that thought the Information gained
might be of service"
pointed" he was told, land contracts for
outside detectives have been closed"
II wasn't so particular about the pay,
said the young man, but thought l might
be of assistance in keeping down the
crooks"
He went away sadly disappointed.
Committee Organizes.
The subcommittee on depots of the COM
mittee on public order has organized by
electing W. NJ. Harper, chairman; w. H.
Collins vice chairman, and Royal Gurley,
secretary. The chairman has made the
following details for Sunday and Monday,
March 3 and 4:
From 8 am. to 1 pm, at B. and O. de-
pot, Joseph Auerbach, William G. Hender-
son. e. l.. Livingston; Pennsylvania depot,
Frank G. Butts, w. II. Collins, Robert d.
Howells.
From I pm. to pm. at Baltimore and
Ohio depot, Frank P. McDermott, Douglas
B. McCary, Fred c. Shaw; Pennsylvania
depot, r. j. Beall, jr., J. H. Donnely, Roy
al Gurley, Harry r. Cunningham.
From 5 pm to pm. at B. and o. de-
pot, S. H. Walker, H. K Van Alstyne,
Fred'k w. McReynolds; Pennsylvania de-
pot, Thomas S. Hodgson, W. M. Harper,
VIM. E. THOMPSON.
1t is the intention of the committee to is
sue ribbon badge to each member of the
committee. suitably inscribed to be Worn
In connection with the regular metropolitan
police badge, as provided by the chairman
OF the committee on public order.
WOMEN WILL BE HEARD.
Republicans of the Sex to Give Inau-
gural Banquet.