Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-11
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.


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At meeting of the Washington Canoe Club last
night Messrs. WynkOop, BrentanO, Dodge, Cady.
Morgan, Lake and Cowles, were appointed COM
mittee to arrange for an entertainment TO be given
during the winter for the beneht Oh the ciuo. o.
ing last night elected Butler Fitch, first lieutenant
and commlssary. Weed. ii. Jockum resigned Frank
MoerS was elected a member OF the board OF dlrec-
Tors and r. ID. PistOrio an honorary member
The viii OF the late Geo. A. H. Blake. colonel and
breyet brigader general L. $ army, which was fled
for probate yesterday bequeaths TO his brother,
Thomas West Blake the sum OF $1,000, and the rest
OF his estate TO his wife, Marg aret A; BLAKE ,o,,,
Shaw, disorderly in the Dime Museum, was fined IS
or IS days
The pump at the corner of 18th and Massachu-
sets avenue Is out OF repair
Major George a. Armes is getting up a mounted
organization TO take part IN the democratic parade
Arlington hotel at p. ~ Thursday. Arrange
ments will be made 10 get horses and regaila Tor
those who cannot provide for themselves.
The Democratic Demonstration.
YuRrHER ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR TIE PROCESS
SION THURSDAY NIGHT-ACTIoN TAKEN BY THE
VARIOUS CLUBS
MI william Dickson, the chief marshal OF the
democratic procession to take place Thursday
night has Issued "order No. 2" as follows:
1.-The Merchants Cleveland Club, composed OF
representative business men OF the District Of
Columbia, the Cleveland G. OF the seventh dis
trtct and the Virginia ass alton are assigned to
position In the line OF p !eeSsion on THURSDAY
evening, November IL, 1884, In the ORDER named IN
the first division
s'The route of the procession Will be as follows:
Starting from the tas, front OF the Capitol
building along the northern Carriageway to Penn
syIyaDia avenue westward on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. to 18th street. nOrthward on 18th street to F
street, eastward on street to 18th street. north
ward on I3th street TO street, westward on II
street TO 17h street. southwark on 18th street to
avenue TO Washington Circle, proceeding along
the north side of the Circle to New Hampshire
avenue. northeasterly on New Hampshire avenue
TO 21st street. nOrthward on 21st street to Massa-
chusetts avenue, enthusiastically on MaSsachu-
sets avenue TO the P-street Circle, around the
north and eastern sides of P-Street Circle TO Con-
nectlcut avenue. SoutheaSterly on Connecticut ave-
TO X street. eastwardly on X street 10 9TH
street. southwark 9Th street to Louisiana avenue,
eastward ON Louisiana avenue 10 City hall and
there dismiss. The route has been arranged
that in passing the Congressional democratic COM
mittee headquarters. 1917 F street northwest; the
residence ofthe Hon W. W. Corcoran, corner OF
18th and streets northwest, and the residence OF
Thomas J. Luttrell. esq, chairman Central COM
mittee, No. 20O5 Massachusetts, avenue mort Invest,
the entire column will pass in review. with
marching salute.
CITIZENS and storekeepers located along the
route OF the procession are requested TO Illuminate
their stores and dwellings, 1t is requested that
the Officers OF the various clubs participating In
the procession appear at the head OF their respect
i've Organizations in open carriages The following
special assistant marshals designated to assist
in the formation of the various divisions, fol-
lows James E. Waugh. first division; c. r Nc
Blair, second; Charles F. Shelton, third; Thomas =
arrival OF the divisions named at the points deSig-
mated for formation Of the column the special as
Sistant marShalS will report at headquarters. They
will be mounted. wear dark clothing, high silk
hats and blue silk sash.
The following gentlemen are designated as mar
shals aids: Frank Hume, Richard H. Spindle,
Eugene mccarthy, Capt J. T. Dyer, Levi Wood
bury, William /. Tune, Thomas F. Miller, Clement
nest, John d. Clark, c. W. johnson, Charles A.
Walter, Capt. III. B. Littlepage, Robert e. Doyle,
NJ G. Mccormick. Captain Frank HolngShead,
Llewellyn Washington. John j. Dickson, Robert
Callahan, Benz. b. Whitney, samuel E. Wheatley,
Frank p. Morgan, ". D. Peachy, James Tally,
VIM A. O'Meara, A. De Grummond. Washington
Na1lor, II. c. McCduley. Geo. w. Bauer. John F.
Hickey, Patrick Maher. E. X. Lynch, Julius Tolson,
George Gilliland. Frank IL Finley, George Milton
Jones and John Harris
The aids Will be mounted, wear dark clothing,
high silk hats and white silk Sa5heS.
At q meeting OF the Jefferson Democratic aSSO-
citation last evening" j. Emmner 1. IN the chair the
following were elected TO nil vacancies on the
financial secretary, George A. Davidson; CORE
spending secretary, W. j. Butler. The association
took the necessary steps TO participate IN the
demonstration on Thursday evening At meet
Ing of the Fifth and Sixth Districts Cleveland and
Hendricks club last evening. j. ID. Entw1Sle preSid
ing and j. III. OBrien secretary, Sylvester Burns
was elected marshal for the demonstration Thurs
day night. Thomas Cook. j. u. EntwlSle, j. III.
Brown, K A. Waters, E p. Humphrey, I. F. Cogan
and j. q. Davis were appointed finance commit
committees were appointed TO complete the other
neceS- airy arrangements. At a meeting OF the Co
lumbia club last night arrangements were made
for the supply OF torches TO those clubs not already
supplied 1t Is expected there will be about 5000
or 5000 persons In line. The South Washington
Cleveland and Hendricks club VIII arrange for the
reception OF the mounted men coming TO attend
the Thursday night parade.