The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-01

and north to K street, where the col umn will be dismissed. The head of the column will move from the Congress sional Library building at ten o'clock. FORMATION. V. The mounted staff of department commanders, where the numbers per init, and all mounted escorts, will form in platoons of eight files front and { four paces distance.
 Posts will march in companies of | single rank with twelve files front in- cluding guides.
 The guide will be left throughout the entire march except in making turns | to the right.
 Carriages connected with the depart ment headquarters fust form in column two abreast, or if more than two in | number, three abreast.
 The distance between companies will l be eight paces, between posts sixteen 1 paces, between departments twenty | four paces
 All commanding officers will give special instructions that these distances shall not be increased for any reason whatever.
 Ades speedily detailed from the staff of the marshal will be posted along the line of march, whose duty it will be to see that the column is kept closed and moving.
 An officer from the staff of the mar shaI will be detailed to command the rear guard, whose duty will be, assist ed by the aides under his command, to move the organizations into column, keep the rear closed and have general supervision of all movements in the rear not otherwise provided for in these orders.
 VI. The march will be in common time, the length of step twenty-slX inches and the cadence ninety steps to the minute. Drum-majors will use their batons or staff only as prescribed in the regulations.
 The band accompanying the escort or the commander-in-chief is the only band that will play Hail to the Chief at any time.
 Bands marching in close proximity will alternate in playing.
 All bands will play in passing the re- viewing stand.
 sALUTES.
 VII. Department and other command CTS carrying drawn swords will salute as prescribed drll regulation; the commander and his staff will salute and resume the carry together.
 All commanders not carrying drawn [ swords will salute the commander-in- ' chief and president by uncovering; ) their staff will not salute. Men in the ranks will not salute. , All who salute will look towards the l commander-in-chief and president t The first motion of the salute will be
 made at six paces from the reviewing ], officer and the carry resumed at six - paces beyond,
 e Department commanders will not r leave column to go on the reviewing f stand. but will continue the march with :, their departments to the place where n the column will be dismissed. When P this has been passed they must not at- 1 tempt to review their commands. e DISMISSAL. h VIII. The parade will be dismissed f at Seventeenth and K streets by the marshal and his staff. AS commanding f officers approach this point they will be
 informed as to the direction they will bt d required to take and they will then takf , the most direct route to their respective a quarters.
 ,+ No organization will be permitted tC
 fall out from the column until regularl. dismissed.
 Commanding officers of all organiza ' tions will make ample use of their staf ,a officers. to communicate with the or
 ganiza tions in their respective com o mands and assist in keeping the sam
 closed up and moving throughout tn IA entire line of march and until they nav ,t reached their duaters. - Aides upon the staff of the masha '.' will be designated by white sash an 'n all orders conveyed by them will b k promptly obeyed
 . TX. The headquarters of the marsha .l will be established at 14l2 New Tor 't avenue, on October 2d, where copies c ~ this order and the accompanying map
 can be obtained and vince informatlo IT. will be given in regard to all matter "' relating to the parade. in Those desiing to procure mounts wi ! apply to B. H. Warner, Assistant Aqd IInn iutant General, 14O5 New York avenue
 Washington, D. c.
 x. The column will move in the fol l a' PLATOON OF MOUNTED POLICE e Drum Corps of the National Associatio
 Civil War Musicians
 CITIZENS MOUNTED ESCORT, Commanded by William F. Gude 'e MARSHAL
 A. Noel Blakeman. Ill STAFF, "a Chief of Staff. N. w. Day.
 Quartermaster, John G. Wintjen. Assistant Adj. Gen., H. L. Swords Chief of Aides, Charles Currie, Jr. ~. AIDES In files of eight front.
 U. s, Marine Band.
 Personal escort of commander-in-chie o,, John A. Rawlins post No. 26, Depar nn ment of Minnesota, aat A. D. Reade, commander
 THE COMMUNICATING - Philip H. Anschutz, chief bugle
 William H. Lewis, Sergt. 2nd U.
 Cav, Standard Bearer; Charles Bu nor N1s