Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-11
THE BALTIMORE CELEBRATION
\ Great Demou~tratton tu the Uouu.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Oct ll-Baltfmore con-
G ,o, q seaas me celebration OF the settlement
sEu louncing OF the city o.e hundred and flfty
years ago. The sun rose in clondless sky the
hsIe ct an Indian summer tempering its rays
Gus and the entire day proved most fayorshls
At sunrise l5e guns were fired from the 4. =
ships Nandalia and kearsage. lying In the har-
bcr OF Fort McHenry The city In every dirpS,-
tion was dressed In holiday attire and the prin-
clpal streets, embracing the line OF nlarch
brilliant with flags and streamers and beautiful
banners. Before eight O'Clock the streets were
nlled with people ard by nine every space on
Baltimore street and the route OF procession
was occupied. Hundreds of platforms. many OF
them seating several thousand or persons. had
teen erected at many points, and an were
crowded. IL is impossible 10 estimate the nuul-
Der OF people OF every condition. old ani young
men, women and cbildren, black and white
who throngCd the streets. the balconies. win
dowS and house tops for miles, all aglow with
excitement. enthusiasm and patriotism. The
program for this, the opening day or tine jubilee.
WAS grand procession 10 illustrate history aud
lhoostr. ana the progress of Baltimore ia her
life OF 80 years In all branches OF science, OF
Industry ard trade.
Procession of History and Industry
Mounted police; buglers, Chief Marshal Joseph
Raioer aid Chief or stan. Col Ii. ID. Ioney; aids
10 chief marshal; mayor OF the city, Hon. Fer
dinand {. Laifobe; AIDS 10 the mayor; orators O
tie day, }. Thomas Scharr and Frederick Raiue
clergyman, Rev. q. Armlstead Leakin. ID. ID.
committees. &C. In baroucheS- First Division
CHIEF OF division, X. ID. Boss, and aids: music:
two beralds OF $780, (English) nobemen OF same
time; Indian chief with warriors, Oktndly yolun-
teered from the L. q. X. Nj an Indian wicwam
Qableau;) Capt John Smith on the Chesapeake
with his thirteen men, dableau;A first settlers
and log house, uahleau:) the old courthouse OF
Baltimore. tableau) followed 10y watchmen;
camp life OF lao, dableau.) followed by the lan-
6ee Doodle trio, Gen. Dekalb and others or his
tine; miDute-men On foot and horseback: a
clipper ship ard sailors; the Battle Monument:
music; the Old Defenders In carriages; detach-
ment or soldiers OF the present day, from the
5th Maryland regiment; the Baltimore riding
club: Baltimorean, dableau) gas. (tableau@ tel
egraph, uableau;) Telephone Company, A. j.
Davis, one wagon; iahl a Co. electric clock;
Old hand lire engine; steam fire engine; hOrtf-
culture, dableauD (G) j. Halliday. tabeau;
,6) }. COOK, tableau; ~ o. i. Magill, tabeau;
agriculture. (tableau;l the seas, Uableau3 steam
ship. tableau;) columbia Gives a Home 10
an, tableau.) with sailors from a L. $. man.
ot-war; committee In barouches; niUed Red
Men; committees OF first day arrangement,
finance, reception. music place ana printing.
Hill, ard aids; music railroad UableaD by the
b. and o. railroad. followed by 30 oarouchcs, 30
wagons and ) ,000 men on loot; Marine band;
Corn and Flour Exchange. with 500 men: Amer
lean Union Telegraph Co, etc. Third DIVISION
Chief OF division, Frederick Eilelbrock, and
aids; Foit McIIenry band; the German singing
societies. With tableau OF Apollo and the MUSES.;
ChaS. Kaiser, marshal. with aids: music: beney-
olent societies. Fourth Division-Chiet OF di-
vision, Henry LantZ. with aids; Caas. WeOer'S
band; Benevolent societies The nth 10 the
tenth division consisted OF the industrial pa
rade