The evening times., 1902-10-01
POLICE ORDERS ISSUED
FOR THE NAVAL PARADE
The Fireworks Display On
Tuesday Night.
AT THE CONVENTION HALL
Full Instructions for Great Force That
VIII Keep Order on Second
Day of c, 4. R

Major Sylvester this morning issued !
another Of his general orders for the
guidance of policemen during the G. A
R encampment ceremonies This is the
third order issued, and relates to the
handling OF crowds and the police de
tails incident 10 the naval parade on
Tuesday, October = The order says, in
part:
The naval parade viii form east OF the
United States Capitol at 10 O'Clock a
m. and proceed via B Street north to
First Street west, to Pennsylvania Ave
nue., TO Seventeenth Street. where it will
halt. finally moving on, fling to the left
and disband.
Sixteen mounted privates Will report
to Acting Lieutenant Mathews, mounted,
at the east front of the Capitol at $50
O'Clock q m, 10 act as escort 10 the
parade
Two sergeants, ten mounted privates,
twenty privates, and ten special police
men will report to Captain Cross at the
east front OF the Capitol at 9 O'Clock &.
n. in order TO facilitate the Organiza-
ton and starting OF the parade
AT the White House.
Five privates. in addition 10 the guard
at the White House Grounds, will report
to Sergeant Shilling at o'clock a. N st
The north front OF the White House fer
special service in giving safe escort to
the distinguished guests who may oe-
cupy the Presidents reviewing stand,
and Lieutenant Boyle Will so adjust the
roping at this point as TO prevent any
encToachment nearer than twenty feet
Of said stand
When the parade shall have passed
the reviewing stand and marched to the
paint Of dismissal the platoon under
Acting Lieutenant Mathews viii give the
right of the column safe escort and see
that the several organizations reach
their places of disbandment without OBJ
struction or embarrassment.
The several Iieutenants viii locate the
patrol wagons Of their respective com
mands at $50 o'clock a n
Roping Oh the Streets
Lieutenant Moore, Lieutenant Amiss.
and Lieutenant Boyle VIII see that ma
MIA rope loops are provided for all in
tersecting streets. These ropes should
be in position and ready for use not
later than S O'Clock on the morning Of
October !.
FouT mounted privates VIII report TO
Acting Lieutenant Mathews at the east
front Of the Capitol al $3.50 o'cl5ck 4.
n, and they viii protect the rear OF
the parade from encroaehment by We
hicles OF pedestrians 10 the point Of dis
mIssaL
Special policemen viii keep up q pat
rol along the sidewalks Of the parade
streets, especially on the north side OF
Pennsylvania Avenue, with a view 10
having all boxes, barrels, and other OBJ
strrctions removed from the sidewalk
during the parade.
No Boxes on Sidewalks.
They should politely inform ne occu-
pants Of such boxes, etc. that It is in
violation Of the law to use the same on
TIE sidewalks and upon their refusal
TO remove the same TO arrest the Of
tending party OF parties and take them
to the nearest patrol wagon The boxes
may be destroyed or removed. and as
sistance may be employed to do 50. IN
der the instructions Of the nearest reg
ular police officer. This detail should
patrol in a body in each section
Mail wagons, vehicles OF the fire de-
partment and ambulances should be per
raitted to cross The lines, if necessary
Members Of the Red Cross and those
on the committee on public comfort are
permitted to pass the lines
Passes to Be Issued.
Passes viii be issued by the Major and
Superintendent Of Police. and are the
only ones TO be recognized
Drivers Of vehicles displaying q pass
2re entitled TO cross the lines.
No bicycle OF other obstruction should
be permitted within the lines unless in
dividuaI accompanying the same has a
pass from the Major and Superintendent
Of Police extending such privilege.
rTaen the parade shall have passed
an, given point members Of the force
located at the intersecting streets viii
remove the ropes and coil them in safe
position so as not 10 be an obstruction
Pennsylvania Avenue should be cleared
OF all vehicles and pedestrians by 9:2o
O'Clock a. n. sharp. The parade viii
move at 10 o'clock
Street Cars on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Street cars on Pennsylvania Avenue
should not be permitted to pass the
Peace Monument going west later than
s.45 o'clock a. m. and going east should
net be permitted to Pass Seventeenth h
Street or where they fntersect at -Four
teeRth and New York Avenue going
south later than $50 o'clock, q. II
When the parade shall have passed,
the members Of the several precinct
commands viii promptly report to their
respective stations
At 2 O'Clock. p m, ten privates and
Eve special policemen viii report TO Ser
Reant Goss at the Pension Building. 20
remain until after the reception, which
VIII be concluded about O'Clock, p.
m, when they viii report to their re-
spectiye stations.
Three sergeants, two mounted Lri-