Evening star., 1903-10-14

10th street northwest. This detail will re-
port at Vermont avenue and H street at 2
O'Clock pm
Lieutenant Byrnes, with twenty privates
and four mounted privates. will clear 18th
street northwest from curb to curb to Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. This command
| will report at 18th and New York avenue at
> o'clock pm
Lieutenant Amiss with four sergeants
loO prlVateS and six mounted men, will
keep 10Th street clear of obstruction south
TO h street northwest; likewise the street
Immediately south of the treasury and that
area inside of the ropes about the statue
lot. The lieutenant will rope this street
along the curb from Pennsylvania avenue
TO Its intersection with the carriage en-
/ trance west The detail just mentioned will
report to Lieutenant Amiss at . o'clock % m
at 18th and Pennsylvania avenue north
west
Lieutenant Amiss will reserve a clear
space for the entrance of the distinguished
guests from the White House of at least
twenty feet on either side, the same at
departure.
Lieutenant Boyle with four mounted men
and ten privates will keep the avenues
south, as designated on chart clear of We
hlcles, and with assistance of platoon, under
Sergeant Harry, regulate the arrival and
departure of vehicles and cooperate with
Lieutenant Amiss may be necessary to
preserve good order and the freedom of
guests from annoyance or embarrassment.
green ticket with section and stand noted
thereon, as per samples, will be admitted
TO all Enclosures. Care should be exercised
TO properly direct and assist all persons
having tickets
A patrol wagon and ambulance viii, he
located at 18th and E streets northwest.
The police will facilitate the movements s
OF troops on the grounds, for which Ser
geant Harry shall arrange
Members of the force except along route
VI Will appear In sack and
white gloves.
Members detailed along the route of
parade will report to their respective sta
tions Immediately after the passage of the
same
Members of other details will report
promptly to their several stations following
the conclusion of the ceremonies
Lieutenants will reserve all bicycle pri-
Yates in their precincts and exercise a
thorough and diligent patrol during the
hours of the limited force.
Army of the Ohio.
Pursuant to adjournment the society met
at the Ebbitt House last evening to arrange
finally for the work connected with the un-
yelling ceremonies so far as 1t is concerned.
Captain George Redway presided and J.
Fraise Richard served secretary
The badges prepared for the occasion,
with a prominent portrait of Sherman at
tached, were distributed. Captain r. A.
Ragan has the remaining ones in charge.
Captain Mcmillan brought cheer to the
members by announcing that he had ninety
seven instead of the original eighty tickets.
They were assigned to members of the So
ciety.
The society unanimously invited Rev.
Frank M. Bristol, pastor of the Metropoli-
tan NJ e. Church, to be its guest at the un-
yelling and assigned him seats.
The constitution was amended so as to
make eligible to membership in the present
Society Of the Ohio all officers and men who
served with honorable record in the origf-
nal Army of the Ohio under such prede-
cessors of Burnside as Buell. and Wright.
The conditions OF honorary membership re-
mained unchanged
By resolution an invitation was extended
to the three societies-the Tennessee, the
Cumberland and the Potomac-to partici-
pate In the reception to Lieutenant General
Schofield at the Ebbitt House Thursday
evening at 3 O'Clock. and the secretary was
directed to communicate the wish.
The reception committee was somewhat
reorganized for Thursday evening. Capt.
A. F. Mcmillan. chairman. will be assisted
by Comrades George c. Rounds, H. T. Mar