Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-13
GUITEAU's WARNING TO THE PUBLIC.
Official Program for the Reception and
ENTERTAINMENT.


ORDER OF PROCESSION FRIDAY, OCTOBER H.
Col. Robert Boyd, chief marshall; aids-M. NJ
Parker, Levi Woodbury., Thomas L. Hume, James
E. Waugh, Dr. Smith Townsbend, George ii.
Plant, S. H. Merrill, W. j. Stephenson. First
commanding, and stafr band, Washington Light
Infantry Corps, Capt W. @. Moore; Union Vet
eran Corps, pSS s E Tho Th9masson, commanding; band;
ton Light Guards, Capt II. ID. Norton; band;
Butler zouayes, Capt c: B. Fisher; Capital city
Cadets, C. A. Fleetwood; Lincoln Light Infantry,
Capt VIM. Carroll; Light Battery A, District
sHooSp caS societeschier mar
shal, VIM. Dickson; aids, +. B. lay, 7. b. kalbfus,
J. p r. Phelps ana Lloyd Moxley. Uniformed Pa:
Army OF the Republic, National Veteran Club,
Knights OF ST. Peter, Veterans OF the Mexican
cal I Union, mi no No iol, Columbia " Turn Setdn,
department. All civic organizations that pro-
oflicially communicated the fact viii report TO
Chief Marshal VIM. Dickson on Friday, and be
The escort viii form at 12 m, on the north side
of PENNSYLVANIA avenue, facing south, right rest
ing on 22d street. Military on the right, the civic
societies forming on the left OF the military The
column will move by the following route: Penn
sylvania avenue, 18th, X, 10th, II, 10 Arlington
Hotel The invited guests will there be received
and escorted to the National Capitol via I, 18th,
Pennsylvania avenue, south b, to the east front
Carriages containing the foreign guests viii
form two abreast and will be assigned position in
line, between the military organizations and civic
societies.
At the Capitol the distinguished guests viii
be received by the President OF the United
States
Program Of Fire Works.
At 7:30 p M. there will be a pyrotechnic display
In the Monument grounds under the direction OF
Messrs Ward and Mcmahon OF Manhattan Beach.
as follows: National salute OF 80 aerial maTToons
or initiative cannon; 200 large one pound rockets
showing all the newly invented tints for which
Brighton Beach has become famous; 100 two
pound colOred lights changing four times; twelve
SO inch bombs, largest ever Tired In
America; 20 thirty inch bombs; 30 twenty
grand double girondolle wheels. discharying at
intervals rockets, Roman candles, mines &C.: 8
phoenix or fiery pigeons. hying TO and fro times,
a distance OF over 200 feet; 1,000 Roman candles
with colOred stars showing all the Crystal Palace
newly invented tints SO tourbllons fiery whirl-
winds rising from the ground; the ruby gold and
emerald cloud produced by the simultaneous
discharge OF Is large 16 inch bombs;
the harlequinade, grand combi-fiight OF 10 inl-
by Mr.. Warden, OF the Crystal Palace, London; 10
flights of large rockets bearing floating and cob
ored stars; 20 flights OF 3 large rockets bearing
floating and twinklng stars: 20 flights OF 3 aste-
roids; thirty-fe balloons dischargng In mid-air
Romans, mines, &C., exhibiting Messra War
den McMahOnS wonderful magnesium light;
$50 lbs colored fires, producing grand magic ium-
fnation; . batteries of mines, crackers, saucis-
sons, &C.; set piece, 60x40, representing gigantic
b0x40; grand cascade OF fire. $50 feet long repre-
senting the Falls OF Niagara, and covering area
OF over $500 feet; simultaneous flight OF lO00 large
cOlOred rockets