Evening star., 1901-02-26

CARRYING drawn swords will salute as pre-
scribed in drill regulations; the commander
and his staff will salute and resume the
carry together.
The Chief Marshal of the Civic Division
and other commanders not carrying drawn
swords will salute the President by un-
covering; their stafrs will not salute.
All other officers, all colors and standards.
non-commissioned staff officers, non-com-
missioned officers commanding SUBDIVISIONS,
and drum-majors, will salute and resume
the carry as prescribed In drill regulations.
Men In ranks will not salute. All who
salute will look toward the President The
first motion of the salute will be made at
six PAGES from the front Of the President
and the carry resumed at six PAGES be-
yond.
Governors of States and Commanders Of
Grand Divisions, Divisions and Brfgades
will not leave the column to go on the re-
viewing stands, but will continue the march
with their commands to the place where
the organizations will be dismissed.
Marshals and their aids will be desig-
mated as follows:
Grand Marshal-Sash Of Red, White and
Blue.
Grand MarshaPs Staff-Sash of Red.
Grand Marshars Aids-Sash OF White.
Marshals of Grand Divisions-Sash OF
Red and White.
Marshals of Divisions-Sash of Blue and
Red.
Marshals Of Brigades-Sash Of Blue and
White
All aids except those of the Grand Mar
Sashes will be worn from the left shoulder
to the right side.
Dismissal.
Xxx. The parade will be reviewed by the
grand marshal at Vermont avenue and K
street. Organizations quartered south of
Pennsylvania avenue will then move north
through 14th street. west through l. street
to 22d street, and thence south through 22d
street and proceed by the most direct route
to their respective quarters. Organizations
CHARTERED north of Pennsylvania avenue
will march by the nearest streets to their
respective quarters.
No organization will be permitted to fall
out from the column until regularly dis
missed. Commanding officers of all OrganlZa-
tions will make ample use of their staff
officers, to communicate with the organlza-
tions in their respective commands, and as
sist in keeping the same closed up ahd NOV,
ing 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, Maj. Gen. F. v. Greene,
U. 9. V.
Staff.
A Noel Brakeman chief Of staff.
Lieut.. Col. John A. Johnston, U. s. A.,
adjutant general.
Lieut. Col. John L. Chamberlain, U. s. A.,
chief of aids.
Maj. Richard E. Thompson, U. s. A., signal
officer.
Brig. Gen. Nicholas w. Day. U. s. ",
commanding rear guard.
Lieut.. Winfield s. Overton, U. 8. A,
military secretary.
Aids
Troop A of Ohio personal escort Of the
President.
The President.
Detachment of Veterans of the 23d Ohio
Volunteers.
Presidential party in carriages.
GRAND MILITARY DIVISION.
Maj. Gen. John R. Brooke, U. s. A, chief
marshal.
Staff.
Maj. VIM. A. Simpson, U. S. A., chief
of staff.
Brig, Gen. John F. Weston, q. 8. A: Col
Henry G. Sharpe. U. s. A.: Lieut.. Col
E. e. Draro. U. s. A.; Majors Louis A.
LaGarde. U. 8. A.; Abiel L. Smith, u. s.
A.; James L. Lusk. U. s. A.: Webster
Vinson. u s. A.; Charles Mcclure, U. g.
A.. Medad c. Martin, U. 8. A; J. Es-
court Sawyer, U. 8. A.; Samuel R.
Jones, U. 8. A.: Capt. Eli D. Hoyle.
U. 8. A.; Capt. r. b. Bryan, U. 8. A..
Capt. James 7. Dean. u. 8. A.; Capt
g. 8. Jordan. u. 8. A.; Lieut.. Joseph s.