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Movement Past PresidentsStand Will Be Prompt
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Inaugural Procession Is Expected toMove Smoothly Special Attention-Ia to Be Given to the InstructionsIssued from Office of Grand Marohal Gen Bells Staff to Be In Lead
ArraBfeaMits todays inauguralparade haTe completed and itshould wttboet a hitch The
of the parade sag Its promptpast the President In the
depend largely on complying with the in-
structions reeeoUf Issued from the head-
Quarters of tbe grand marshal whichthat each eotumn keep dosed
The Hue of march from the Capitol tothe White Boose will be as f tfews
THE COLUMNwin la the following order
Pfadooa of Mounted PoliceMjU Richard Sylvester comawaaSag
Fourth Band ArtIllery Corps U S AMaj Franklin Belt IL S
MarsbaLBrig Gen John A Johnston Chief
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MaJ S D Sturgis General Staff O S Aa t general
CoL X L We T r U S A SbieC ofaids
Capt F W Steflea General StaffU S A
Capt M F Davis Gaaaral Staffu a A
Capt Jebason Hageod General StaffD S A
Brig Gea J B AtesWre U S A4euL C L F J Moses U S A Maj M
Irotead D S A MaL B WiashipiU S AS N 2 J H T Allen U A Capt JA U a A Capt P S Brown US M CCapt J R Uannay U S A LteotJ C Fremont Jr U S N Passed AsKSurgeon C T Grayao U N FirstLieut F P Lahm U S A Pay I spG W Simpson U S N LIeut CotCharles McCtere U S A S aJ F OJohnson U S A Mad J 3C K S kzr S A 3ai C G Treat TJ S AMaj W B Horton U S A Capt M JLenihan U A Capt F J K osfe US Al Capt B T Clayton U S ALIeut G C U SL N Capt J BDillon V S A Ffcst L at B C MoW-en S A First Ueet B D Feete uS A
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TTTTABY GRAND DIVISION
Lteat Gen J C Bates U S A GWef-MarsfcaL
Lieut Carl Bed Alve U S AChief of Staff
StaffMaj H a Hodges U S JC aij ant
general Cap Powell Clayton U S Aaid Cape W D Conor U S A xMLieut Thomas C Hart U S JC ail
FIRST DIVISIONMaj Cm C F Humphrey U S A
Maaj Dtoftei Booghton U S A Chiefof Staff
Maj D S Stanley U S A A GMaj EL A Mater U S A A G CaptJ W Fmteg U S A CaptHumphrey U SL A aid
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raandiBg-Compaay A u a Hospital Corps
Capt Charles B Reynolds U S A oora-maadiog
Third BrigadeCuban Army of Pacification
CoL C D Owios U S A cwawaadJn
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Capt B T HartBsaa U S A Q MCapt H O Williams U S A C S
BandElewatJi U S Infantry
Organized in ISO Campaigns f Armyof Potomac Spanish American risr
Rico Phfttppiae InsurrectiOB ladlaafrontier Saa Prancleco
work aid Cuban patenMaj P T Yeatzaan U S A comBtand
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paJgas ef war 1S12 mack Hawk andSemiaoie Isdtaa wars Mexican aDd civilwars frostier Indian wars service iaCuba FMtipptee CubanpaciflcatioHMaj W O Clark U S A tendingFirst BettaMoB Second U S Field Ar-
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Hal John Oonkha U S A commandfag
BandBterenOi U S Cavalry J
CoL James U S A commandingCampaigns Philippine Insurrection
Cuban Pacificationi Fourth Brigade
U S Marines and Naval Fleet BrigadeRear Admiral W P Porter U S N
MarshalStaff
IJeut Comdr McLean U Q N adjutant Paymaster S SIcGorran TJ s 1C
Surgeon L Mf CnxtlB U S2f finrgeon D A WeaYer JJ
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PROGRAMME AT THECAPITOL
1000 a ia5 eBate Wring of Capitol and Seaaj hjgaUeriesonly to poisons holding of ad
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iiiOO a m Senate chamber epos to persons hoidlng tickets of admission to floor
1130 a m Ambassadors and Ministers of foreign oountries will be shown Beats on floor of Senate
1145 a m SBprema Court of United States will enterSenate chamber
1150 a m of RepresentatIves headed by its ofltern will enter Senate chamber
ll x a President and the PresldenteJect escorted by the committee of arrangBmoats willproceed from Presidents room to ofthe Senate
11 5 a Vice President aad the Vice PreaWantelect aceompaaled by the committee Ofrangecsents will proceed from thePresidents room tft the floor of the Senate
12tOO 3pon Oath of office administered to Vice Presidentelect by Vice President
1205 p ro AdjourRmoRt of Serrate
1206 p m Prayer by Caaplala foHewed immodisteiy bydelivery of iaaagnral addrase by VineIdwt-
l O p jn Oath of ojSee admiaierteredby Vice Presidentto the Seaatorsoiect
1230 p in to the i aatgttn platform fromSensate win orm smA take the seats as-signed
1240 P m Oath of oSce adcalnistcred by Chief J stteeofthe United States to Presldeataiect
1250 p Inaugural address by President
115 p jiu ExPresident starts front Capitol forI Station to depart for Oyster Bay
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Capt F F Fletcher U S N coramaadfag
Lieut R A Dftwes U S N adjutantAssistant Paymaster F E MeMWaa-eommiosary Assistant Surgeon J Flintsurgeon Midshipman R T Hanson US N aid
First Battalion U S S Oonnectk t-
Lieut Y Sterling U S N oommandingSecond Battalion U S S Vermont
Lieut L 3L Overatreet U S Nmanding
Third BattaHon U S S GeorgiaLieut P Washington U S N com-
mandingFourth Battalion U S S Louisiana
Liout Coaadr W D MacDougaH UN commanding
Second Division U S SeamenCapt F E Beatty U S N com
maadiag Midshipman R A Tbeobold US N adjutant Paymaster F D
U S N commIssary Passed AsstN surgeon
Midshipman P N L BelUnger U S NaidFirst Battalion U S S WisconsinLieut Comdr G E Gdlm U S N com
mandtngSecond BattaMon U S S Illinois
Lieut Comdr H A Pearson U S Ncommanding
Third Battalion U S S KearsargaCommander H Hall U S N oom
handingFourth Battalion U S S Kentucky
Lieut Comdr H A WileY u S N commanding
Fifth BrigadeDistrict of Columbia National Guard
Brig Gen George H Harries marshalLieut CoL S E Smiley U S A adju-
tant generaLStaff
Maj George Henderson Maj Edwin HNeurayer Maj James E Bell MaiHenry H Parmenter Maj Alfred P Rob-bins Maj Wm S Hodges
AidsCapt Edward F PJggs Capt
Cook Capt Andrew ParkerBand
Second InfantryCoL E Emmet Urell commanding
First InfantryCot Charles H Ourand commanding
Field MusicFirst Separate Battalion InfantryMaj Arthur Brooks commanding
Signal CorpsFirst Lent C M Putnam commanding
Naval BattalionW Stratton commanding
First Battery Field ArtilleryCapt Charles J commanding
Ambulance CorpsFirst Lieut Warren D Fales command
lagSECOND DIVISION
Gay Simeon S Pennewfil of DelawareMarshal Brig Gen P WIcksrshamichief of staff
StarEBrig Gen T Pont CoL J E
Smith CoL W Messick CoL G WSparks CoL A B Conner CoL ThomasCurry Lieut CoL W E Stover MajWm jr Maj A R Hart BrigGen A B Benson CoL S Mitchell CotW D Denney CoL J G Townsend ColG A Elliott Lieut CoL H G CaveMUSh U S A Maj B O Bradford jrMaj W G Ramsay Maj a A Short
EscortFirst Delaware Infantry
Col Theodore Townsend commandingBrigade
Gov Edwin a Stuart of Pennsylvaniamarshal
Brig Gen Thomas J Stewart adjutantgeneraL
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Lieut Cols James Eiverson jr H CTrexler J M N A Flood L TBrown W T Bradley James Archbatdjr L E Btitier F T Pusey C A RookJ W HatcnlM J P Wiggins and O SHersbmaa
PENNSYLVANIAProvisional Brigade National Guard o-
lPecasylvaateBrig Gen C B Dougherty commanding
Staff of Third Pennsylvania BrigadeBand
Provisional RegimentFirst Brigade
Cot J B Coryell Sixth PennsylvaniaInfantry commanding
BandSecond Provisional Regiment
Second BrigadeCoL F L Rutledge Eighteenth Pennsyl-
vania Infantry commandingBand
Third Provisional RegimentThird Brigade
Col C M Clement Twelfth PennsylvaniaIt fswtryt commanding
NEW JERSEYFirst Troop of Cavalry
Capt Witttam A Bryant commandingGEORGIA
Provisional Battalion Companies K MFifth Regiment
Capt Claude C Smith commandingCompany F Third Battalion Infantry
N G GaCapt J C Reese commanding
Troop L Second Squadron CavalryCapt W T R Wilson commandingTroop K Second Squadron Cavalry
Georgia HussarsCapt J C Dempsey
CONNECTICUTThird Company Coast Artillery Corps
Capt J A Hagberg commandingSecond Brigade
GOT Ebsa S Draper of MassachusettsL marshal
Brig Gsn W H Brigham AdjutantGeneral Chief of Staff
StaffBrig Gen J G White Commanding
Gen Lieut CoL Edward Gibes D Qit G Maj M L Cobb A G Brig GenW C Rogers J A Gen Maj W LSawbtern A G
AidsCol E E EWridge Lieut Cot E
M Bailey Majs Ira Vaughn P S SearsGuy MurchIe Talbot Aldrich Capt EL LoganMASSACHUSETTS
Provisional Brigade MassachusettsVolunteer Militia
CoL Wfflkun H Oakes commandingSiaff
Capt E B Fratt A A G Capt P JMcXamara Q Mi Capt J D Nichols
BandFifth Regiment Infantry
Cot W H Oakes commandingBand
Coast Artillery CorpsCol C P Nutter commanding
First Provisional Regiment InfantryCat E L Sweetser commanding
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TODA S LINE OF MARCH
Start will be made parallel tothe front of the Capitolnorth to B
Line will proceed west on Bstreet to First street northwest
South along First street to tbePeace Monument
West along Pennsylvaniapricing the east front of the
TreasuryVest along Pennsylvania ave
nuE to Nineteenth streetParade divides bodies
going north and others south onNineteenth street
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ton and First Lieut Hilien The IrishVolunteers B Company C is knownofficered by Capt J J Burke and LieutDuffy Company D known as the German Fusiieers is officered By Capt J CD Schroeder and Lieut Leseman ColCogswell is in command of the four companies
Another early arrival was the HaxniitoiClub of Chicago About m men madthe trip from the Windy City and wIththeir shining top hats quarter leaptcoats and flags presented a brave
as they marched stnLion through the Capitol tPennsylvania avenue and up the
to the Metropolitan Hotel wherethey have headquarters
BlaIne Club DistinctiveDistinctive from other delegations vis-
Jtingr the city was the appearance othe Young Mens Blaine Club of Cincinnatl which reached the station shortly after 2 oclock The members of thorganization about 200 of themwhite top bats gray threeQuarter lengthovercoats red neckties and red boutonnieres and each carried a sliverheadwalking stick bearing a smell silk Amerscan flag This club is Nicholas Longworth Republican organization and haheadquarters at tbe Arlington Hotel
Led hy Hateys Band of Washingtonthe cMsfelesnth Ward Marehteg oPhiladelphia marched through the
of Union Station about 4 oclock amunmindful of the downpour wadethrough watery streets to the NationsHoibl The dub is commanded byD Hetzett The bud was retained athe hotel and after dinner gave a concert in the lobby
Five hundred strong the John E Reyburn CHtb of Philadelphia rodftetUnion Station shortly before 4 ecteckLed by Keaflele FIrst Regtewntthe curb marched to their headquartersthe National Hotel Thousands of PhNadelpWaas wore at the station to welcomethe oHib members and whom WWtemVare comme dtop took his place at thhead of the cokitiui be was agatiand again out of sight of the sta
Closely foHowiag ti e Reybwra ieioga-tion came the John C HcCtoarv Thirtyfirst Ward of Phifedolpbfe cornwaaded by John C McOeary One bundred and sixty MOB were in Ute partyaccompanied by National GuarBand of Fraakford Pa numberingmusicians The detesatioa marched ttheir headquarters at the Oxford
Twentieth Century ClubThe Twentieth Century Club of Phfla-
delphia auntbsrteg 9W mentalon Station shortly after 4 o
Hotel Louis Hutt in corauwad of thorganization marched his mea to theiheadquarters at the Xatfonai Hotel ThThird Regiment P X Gpanted the dub
Twelve companies of the ThirdRegiment Third Brigade
sylvania National Guard readiedcity at 4 9 oclock The men were ascompanied by the Third BrigadeCot C SL Ciemeat Pennsylvani-Infantry commanded the men whoquartered in the old District Building
Companies C A and G of the EighthRegiment Massachusetts National Guardreached Washington in the early
The companies are commanded bCoL Peterson and cars with them J
drum corps and hospital corps
4 Two Ohio RegimentsTho Seventh and Eighth Regiments
Ohio National Guard in commandCoL Edward Vollrath reached the oitjat 8 oclock in the morning and marchimmediately to their headquarters in thAgricultural buildings B U
regiments carry their full quota of menand are in twentyfour companies
Fifty negroes members of L WDurham Quo of Philadelphia headed ba brass band marched through the gatesIn the Union Station at 3 oclock Eacclub member wore shining silkand carried a small American flagrear guard was composed of wives awdaughters of the marchers
Four companies of Salem Mass Ca-
dets and a band reached the city in themorning and marched to their headquar-ters in the New Masonic TempleboyS were in high spirits and whIstledthe airs played by the band
A special train from New York con-
tained seventyfive United States marineswho reached the city In the morning ancmarched to the Marine Barracks Shortlyafterward 14 marines from the LeaguIsland Navy Yard reached the UntoStation and were marched to the bar-racks where they will be quartered whitIn the city
Troop B Ohio National Guard commanded by Capt R W Kaauss and ac-
companied by a band reacbed theat noon The men came in over thsidetracks at Maryland avenue and Four-teenth street southwest and some ofmen and the horses rude their headquarters on the cars Part of the command is staying at the George Washington HoteL
Eighth Regiment 31 V 3I
The Eighth Regiment MassachusettsVolunteer Militia reached the city yesterday morning The men are part olthe provisional brigade and are 9ndeicommand of CoL Oakes They are sta-
tioned at Convention HallA special train from Pennsylvania ar-
riving last night brought in a companyof National Guardsmen from BlairsvillePa commanded by Capt PersHing anctwo companies from Atbol and NewHampton under command of CaptsJ
and SmithAbout fifty students of Belmont Col-
lege Nashville Tens reached the citjlast night and are housed at 2SO EastCapitol street The boys will not takepart in the parade
Three hundred cadets from the VirginiaMilitary Institute under command olCol W 3L Mills reached Union Stationat 2 oclock yesterday afternoon ColNichols who is in immediate command-of the embryo soldiers marched hiscommand to the New Masonic Templewhere they are Quartered
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of the institute has arranged for the preseotatkm to the earp of a facsimile flagof that carried by the cadets ia thetie of New Market during the civil warSecretary Wright is scheduled to makethe preoentat B and Gov Swanson ofVirginia will receive the Slag on behalfof the cadets
Uniforms of 1812 WornA pan f the Worcester Continental
from Worcester Mass readied the citylast night The main body of or-
ganization stopped over mand will reach Washington this ntoratogThe Continentals are commanded byLimit CoL Wlttktm A Lytle Tbe mem-
bers of this command preseat a pictur-esque appearance In their yellowfacedcutaway coats and yeDewioppod bootsall exact replicas of the uniforms wornby the men who fought against theBritish in IBIS
Four battalions of the First InfantryNew York National Guard reached thecity yesterday afternoon The werehold ftt the Pennsylvania freight yardsThe First and Second battalions com-manded by Mafc A B jfclntyremarch in alldress uniform The fifthNinth Tenth and Twentyfourth
make up the FIrst Battalionthe Fourth Eleventh SeventeenthTwentyninth under command ofJohn F make p the secondThird BattaHon will march ia serviceuniform CoL Charles H Hitchcock is icommand of the whole body of troopsThe three companies of the Second Bat-talion Naval MBUia under commandCommander Robert P Forshew willmake up the Fourth Battalion
The Temperance Pioneer CorpsSouth Bethlehem Pa in commandOwen R Doyle reached Union Stationlate last night
Late last night the Army of CubanPacification just back from its campaignof peace In the Island republic arrived atSC Asaph Va and went into camp oatheir trains One troop of cavalryreached the old race track early yester-day moaning and corralled the horses ofthe Fifteenth Cavalry The Fifth In-
fantry and Second Field Artillery were oathe special trains The men will be mainto the dty on their cars this morningand will form for the march on B andD streets southwest
Civic Organizations HereThe following civic organizations
reached the city late last night and earlythis morning and were housed as follows Lincoln Club New Brighton PaNew Willard the Bradley SpecialsLouisville Ky 3 Louisiana avenueTaft and Sherman Club Phoebus VaNational Hotel National JuniorAnnapolis Junction Md National HotelUniformed Rank K of P BaltimoreMd Pythian Temple Original RooseveltClub of St Paul Minn Pennsylvaniacars Fourteenth street southwest UnionCounty Republican Committee of Eliza-beth N J Hotel Engle Veteran ZouavesElizabeth N J Hotel Engle PhelpsGuards Patterson L L on cars Sixthstreet and Virginia avenue southwestthe Garret A Hobart Club of Newark-N J Montrose Hotel Republican Clubof Ulster County N Y Gun Squad
N Y 315 Indiana avenue UncleSam Club Buffalo N Y St2 Pennsyl-vania avenue Roosevelts NeighborsLong Island cars Sixth street southwestNew York Republican County Committee511 Ninth street northwest Conkling Unconditionals Utica N Y Pullman trackNew York and Florida avenues northeat Active Hook and Ladder CompanyCobkskill N Y Ninth street southwest Richmond County Delegation NewBrighton N Y New York avenue northeast Citizens Taft Club CincinnatiOhio Fifteenth and G streets northwestAmericas Club Pittsburg Pa carsNinth street and Virginia avenue
and Young Mens Republican TariffClub Pittsburg Pa Metropolitan HoteL
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PENSION BUILDINGFRIDAY 1030 A M The wonderful Philippines Band and the
Haydn Male Chorus
FRIDAY 21 5 p M U S Marine Band and the fay Co-
lumbus Glee Club
SATURDAY 215 p M The Philippines Band and the Dayton
Taft Glee Club and the Musurgia Club
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8 us M Grand chores of 600
Percy S Foster director and the U S Marine Orchestra
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early today on special Pullman trainsunder command of Lieut Col F W Sibley They Wilt occupy their railroadcoaches during their stay in
The brigade of midshipmen fromAnnapolis will get here this morningalso
At inawgaratkm as inaffairs of the kind the West Point
boys Del Aaaapotts boys will marchat the head of the mttttary division andin the ceremonies at the east front orthe Capitol they wilt be stationed as aguard of honor at the right and theleft of the inaugural stand
GAIUNGER EOST AT DINNER
GOT Quinby of New Hnninpshireand Vice President Honored
In honor of the governor of New Hamp-shire and his staff Senator Gallinger lastnight entertained party of inauguralvisitors at dinner in his committee roomat the Capitol
The decorations consisting of AmericanBeauty roses and festoons of smilaxproved an appropriate setting for the fiftypests and blended harmoniously withthe rich mural ffesc paintings in the Dis-
trict committee nK aVIce President Fairbanks made the only
speech of the evening and concluded hisremarks by proposing to SenatorGaUlnger
John H Walker clerk of the Districtcommittee arranged the entertainmentand was the recipient of congratulationsfor the success of the banquet
Among those present wereThe Vice President Gov and
by Councilor and Mrs A SL Foss Coun-cilor L A Morrow Senator and MrsBurnham Representative and Mrs Car-rier former Senator Chandler Represent-ative and Miss Snltoway Gen and MrsCharles J Hamblett Mrs Mary HamWett Gen Harry B Cflley Gen and MrsF A Hardy CoL and Mrs Eimer S Tilton Col and Mrs Reginald C StevensonCoL and Mrs Richard C Goodell CoLGeorge B Leighton Cot Isaac Van HornCoL Arthur J Pierce Hon and Mrs Wallace Hackett Miss Hackett Miss RichterGen Harry M Baker Mrs William HMitchell Miss Marion Mitchell CoL W RBrown Miss Burnham Mr and MrsHorace S Gumming Mr and Mrs George-H Moses Col Rufus L andMrs John H Walker Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson Mr and Mrs John HTopping Mr William H Gallinger MrWilliam F Harrington Mr E PercyStoddard and Mr and Mrs Hugh NCamp jr
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