Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12
ENAN(IPATIeS PAY.
How It Will he Celebrated.

PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES on THE TENTH
ANNIVERSARY OF TIE PRoCLANATIOS OF
FRkEToM To THE SLAVES.
The chief marshal. Colonel Perry Carson, and
his aides for the emancipation celebration on
Tuesday next, 10th instant, have determined on
the following
MARCHING ROUTE:
oTm on Indiana avenue, right resting on I'd
street, countermarch to Sd street, down Sd street
To PeEnsviVania avenue, through that avenue
and past the Executive Mansion to X street,
down TO Water street, Geore etown, mn
Green street 60 Bridge street, thence TO High
street, and Mp High 10 Stoddard street. down
Stoddard TO Green street, thence to Bridge
street, TO h street, down h 10 18th street, to VI
street, TO New Jersey avenue, TO east front OF
capitol. around the Capitol to New Jersey ave-
nue., TO Indiana avenue, to Judiciary Square. at
which place the procession will break ranks,
and the ass mblage will be called to order by
the president, Mr.. Robert W. TompkiPs, who
Will introduce the orator of the day, Hon. X.
b. Elliott A large number of other distin-
euished speakers have been invited, who will
address the assemblage. The line win form at
a. m, sharp; order 10 march will be given at
1850.
TIRE PERCUSSION WILL RE rORxED
as follows: Mounted Police; Chief Marshal Col.
Perry Carson, with aids John T. .Jehnson aud
Charles X. Douglas; Clergvmen in carriages:
MlLitaIy, under the command OF Major q b.
fisher (Butler Zouavesl; Territorial Guards;
stanton Guards, Major Bland, AMI several com
Hanies from Baltimore, one from Annapolis and
one from Richmond; Howard University Cadets;
ventIOr, X. W. Iompkins president: Orator.
Hon. Il. B. Elliott. Governor Cooke 4 7 Shru-
nerd, r. Douglas. j. NJ. Langston. al d Senator
Sumner; chariot with children Representa-, a.,
several states; the Inyincibles; and then siU
come the District republican clubs in numerical
ordcr-several will have ehariOts in the line:
various pehe yoient organizations; Alexandra.
Baltimore, and Philadelphia delegations and
mounted men. No female or youtE under sew
enteen years of age will be permitted in the
line except they are in uniform.
The following are
THE AIDS:
LIST district, Edward Allen: ID o. SR Wall. al
" m n. Barker and Logan Williams; 9Th, Jos.
u Beckett and Aaron LOmaX; 5th, Arthur Day
ana George Forester; 9Th, Albert III. Under
MOOD ard H.. A. Gray; 9Th. VIM. Beckett John
" S Stsl ana George W. Stewart; sth, Thomas
".ChaSe ana John X. Brooks; 9th. Isaiah Wash
lngtcn and James Nelson; 10th, James ,Jenifer;
!lth, Jas, r. Thompson and George II. Newman;
I'm, henry Hyson; 18th, Noble James and
David Ii ghes; 18th, James Gibbs and Geo w
Brown; 9Th. G. L. BriscOe and James n. TalIey:
10th, EDWARD y. Allen; 18th. VIM Washington
VILE. White and Z. {. SERVER; 18TH Henson
IeII; 10Th, Frank ever, Wm. Wayne and Dr.
Tucker; 2ist, Vim. Brown and Lawrence
Fletcher; 22d, jos. Lee.
is as follows:-1st district, CHIEF oe stae, Co-ro
Illus Clark; Sd district, Alfred Pope and Adolf
plus Han; 4th, Mason Cotton and Joseph Small
WOOD; ON, George W. Phillips, Henry Himber,
and Alfred Jones; 9Th, Nicholas Oliver AMI
Dan el Lewis, jr.; It'll, L. II. Williams and o. T.
Cant; sth, James Lomax and George Reed: 9th,
IhafIes Peters and Henry Piper; 10th, Patrick
IayloT; IN James Cant and Arthur Pannell:
i2th, James 5. Wood and Richard Butler: 18th
M. Macbeth and David Shepard; 14th. Robert
Green; 10Th, John Freeman; 10th, james Lenart
and Samuel Williams; 18th, John Ii. Brown and
J.. kaTpeles; 18th, Lewis Willis; 18th, Robert
Ierrel and David Green; 10Th, Edward \. Akin
son; 2lst, VIM; L. Davis and Charles johnson;
I'D, Peter MCsby.
The chief marshal will wear corn-colored
sash, trimmed with buff and white rosettes;
right aide, purple sash, trimmed with corn
coiored rosettes; and left aide, white sash
trimmed with blue rosettes Sadde-clOths TO
be trimmed the same as sashes, the color to be
the same. Chief marshal's aides will wear blua
and puppies sashes, blue with a white rosette,
ana purple with a cOrn-cOlOred rosette with
batons, and saddle-clOths of white. The chief
mar hals of districts will decide the question OF
sashes themselves. The chief marshal's aides
gauntlets, and the staff white gloves all being
dressed IN black clothes and silk hats and white
gloves, and 1t is requested that as many as pos
slble Will wear the same.
A salute OF leo guns will be fired at O'clock
and similar salute at 10 o'clock. After the
latter salute the procession will move. The
com mlttee request that citizens along the route
display the national ensign.