The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-28
| TIE ambulance stations and those as.
sIEneG 10 uIty threat follow:
AMBULANCE STATIONS

| The ambulance stations and those as.
sIssneG 10 uuty THREAT follow:
AMBULANCE STATIONS.
No. Casualty Hospital, Delaware Avenue
northeast; DR.. ". p. Reeves.
No. 2-CongTessional Hotel. DR.. +. Reisingcr
| Dr. G. r Luce.
No. S-Northwest corner First Street and Penn
| s.yivan!a Avenue northwest Dr.. J. W. Bayne
| DIR. c. G. Marbury
No. 4-Edmonds & Williams drug store. Third
| Street and Peunyivanis Avenue northwest; DR.. \.
/ II. staples. Br. r. p. Vale. II. {. McI.Gin.
No; 5-Gilman's drug store Seventh Stree;
and PeHnsy lyania Avenue; nr. Thomas Bowling,
| DR.. Lewis J. Battle George A. Hume.
No. 6-Schellor & Stevens drug store, Ninth
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue; DR.. c. ".
| Brown, Dr. Edward stevens.
No. !-Ra'egh Hotel. Twelfth Street and Penn
| syivania Avenue; DR.. J. Ramsay hewitt DR.. W. 5.
Barton. DR.. !. Preston Miller.
No. 8-ogram's drug store, Thirteenth Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue; DR.. ". r Burch, DR..
C. r. NaXey, Col. William Dixon.
No 9-Regent Hotel Fifteenth Street and Penn
srlvania Avenue; DR.. T. Richie Stone DR.. W. C.
Woodward. J. c. Ransom.
No l0-Thomp Jn's drug store, Fifteenth Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue; DIR. II. d. Fry, DR..
F. E. Gibson, General Dyrenforth, b. W. Reiss,
J. F Gibson
No lI-Krick's drug store, Seventeenth Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue; DIR. Mavfeld, DR..
Glazcbrook DR.. G. G. Stone
No. 12-Freeman's Express Company, sl2 Nine
teenth Street; Or. Sbadd. DR.. T. Bryant a. X.
Brodie. Major Fleetwood
No lS-Duckett's drug store Twenty-secqnd
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue northwest; Dr..
c. 6. Smith, Percy Russell.
No. H-Penson Office emergency ROOM.
Assignments of physicians to the Pen
sion Office:
Ball-Dr. u. Percy Hickling, DR.. q. Floyd
MagnIdcr, DR.. F. E. Gibson, George A. Horne
Tuesday concerts-2 p. IN, DR.. ]. Preston
Miller, DR.. A. II. Staples. S p. m, DR.. r. A.
Pycs DIR. c. 4. Weaver.
"Wednesday concerts p. n, DIR. W. p. Reeves
s p. M, DR.. L. J. Battle, DR.. Thomas bowling.
The distribution of badges and medals
among the members of the various inau-
gural committees is now the business of
the meetings being held this week Ihe
Committee on Street Decorations held
meeting last evening. at which medals and
badges were distributed to the members
present. Chairman Louis d. Wine pre-
sided and announced that many of the
flags, placed at the disposition of the In
augural Committee for street decorations,
were still available to those who would
apply for them and give the proper guar
antee.
DISTRIBUTION OF BADGES.
At the meeting of the Committee on
Ballroom Decorations, held yesterday
afternoon in the inaugural rooms. Chair
man james Rush Marshall presiding, no
other business was considered except the
distribution of badges. The committee
adjourned to the Pension building after
the meeting.
Two subcommittee of the Committee on
Public Order met yesterday The Com
mfttee on Hotels met in the afternoon in
the rooms of the Inaugural Committee and
the obligation required by the police regi-
lations in swearing in special policemen
was signed by the members present. The
members signified their preferences. in the
matter of assignment of duty to the W.
rious hotels during the inauguration. The
assignments will be announced finally by
the chairman of the committee, Judge
Bundy.
The Subcommittee on Railroad Cross
iugs, Chairman John Henderson, jr.,
presiding, met in the evening at the in
augural rooms. Members We're directed
to report on the night of the inaugural
ball at Fifth and G Streets for duty at
the crossings at Fifth and G Streets and
at Fifth and F Streets in assisting the
police TO keep the crossings clear. The
chairman will assign the members to
duty. which il is expected will keep the
of the committee engaged until
] or . o'clock the following morning.