The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-03
PROGRAM OF THE
MA VAL ~ PARADE
Formation Be Thee Divisions and The ReOeup VIII
Be in From Of While House

LIZ aAE L AAEF ~
The official order Of the parade on
Tuesday next. Naval Day. of the military
and naval forces Of the United States
within accessible distance Of Washing
ton, the District Militia. the Sons OF
Veterans, the Naval Veterans and other
patriotic organizations was Issued late
yesterday afternoon by Gen. Charles
Haywood, grand marshal of The parade.
The order was forwarded to Gen George
H. Harries. chairman Of the committee
on military review and parade, and by
him given publicity
The parade will be divided into three
divisions, commanded respectively by
Brig Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, I. s A;
Col " H Michael. and Daniel F. Kelly.
The first division will consist of the
military; the second of patriotic organ
izations. other than TIE Naval Veterans.
and the third division Of Naval Veterans
The order. which IS issued by George
c. Reid. colonel and chief Of staff, by
command OF General Haywood, is dated
shall in the Bond Building. is as follows:
The folio wing orders for the parade, to
be given in honor Of the Naval Veterans
Of IS6I-IS65. are published fer the infor-
nation AID guidance Of all concerned:
The organization VIII be as follows:
First Division.
Brig. Gen Tasker H Bliss. I. s. A.
marshal
Battalion of midshipmen. I. 5. Naval
Academy
Battalion Of engineers, [. s Army
Regiment OF coast artillery, L s. /
Army.
Light battery. I. s. Army
Squadron Second [. s. Cavalry.
Regiment L 5. marines
Three battalions I. s. seamen from |
L s. s. Lancaster, L s s Hartford and |
L 5. s r s. Franklin
District OF Columbia National Guard
Second Division.
Col. W H Michael. marshal.
National Association Of Union ex-PTis-
oners Of Var
District Defenders Association 1851
1866.
Spanish War Veterans.
Sens OF Veterans.
Third Division.
Daniel F Kelly. marshal-The Nation
al Association OF Naval Veterans. com
prising the following auxiliary associa-
tons: Gideon Welles, New Haven
Conn; Gushing Naval. Milwaukee. Wis
Minnesota Naval, ST Paul. MINI: Ad-
miral Dahlgren. Dayton, Ohio; Farragut.
Providence, R I; Admiral Porter,
Louisville. KY; Maryland Naval, Balti-
more. Nd: Illinois Naval Veterans. Chi
cage, III; Michigan Naval, Detroit,
Mich; the Herrick Blue Naval, Zanes-
vile, Ohio: the Monitor Naval, Brook
lyn, y. Y KearsaFge Naval, Ports
mouth, y. H; DahIgTen Naval, Lowell,
Mass: Kennebec Naval, Bath, Ne,
Philadelphia Naval Veterans, .Ph!iadeI-
phia, Pa; Admiral John A WinsIow Ma
val Veterans, Pittsburg. Pa; Rock River
Naval, Rockford, Ill; Admiral Foote
Naval, St. Louis, No; Admiral Boggs
Naval, Newark, N J; Cumberland Ma
val, New Bedford, Mass; Essex Naval.
Salem, Mass; Black Hawk Naval. Indi-
annapolis. Ind: Farragut Naval, Vallejo.
Cal; Admiral Dupont Naval. Fort
Worth. Texas; Commodore Hopkins Sol
diers' Home Naval. California;
Kearsarge Association Of Naval Vet
Grams. Boston, Mass
Farragut Naval Association, PhiIa-
delphia-
United States Veteran Navy, compris-
ing the following auxiliary organiza-
tons. II
Faragut Veteran Navy. New York;
Santiago Veteran Navy. Brooklyn; Far
ragut Veteran Navy. Providence; 0. H.
Perry Veteran Navy. Rochester; Admir-
al Porter Veteran Navy, Cincinnati,
Ohio: Commodore Barry Veteran Navy,
St Paul Budd Bagley Veteran Navy,
Buffalo
Naval Veterans Legion. Of Philadel-
phia
Naval Legion OF san Francisco.
Association Veterans Of Farragut
Fleet, New York city.
Survivors Association Of Farragut
Fleet, Of Philadelphia. Pa.
Naval Posts, G. A R. Stephens Ma
val Post. 104. Hoboken: Post 900. C. A
r, Philadelphia; Naval Post. 516 C. 4.
z. Kew York
Admiral Dewey Association Naval
Veterans. Of Washington. D C.
Formation of Divisions.
The first division viii be formed in I
close column of companies, right in
front, at 9:45 o'clock a m. at the foot
OF the Capitol grounds, head Of column
resting on First Street northwest, on
north side OF Peace Monument. The col
umn VIII extend through the Capitol s
grounds toward 3 Street SOUTH, left
tank resting as close as possible to s
the Capitol building.
The second and third divisions will be
formed ia close column right in front
,aeing west. at $3.50 a. n. the head rest
ng Immediately east of The Greenough
'tatue Of Washington. and extending s
aastwardly 10 First Street east and S
iouthwardIy on First Street east toward +