Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-12
Preparing for the Procession.

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THE DEMO.
CRATIC Observation-Disclosures TAKEN BY DIFF
FERENT CiUBs
Marshal Dickson has assigned all the mounted
men, who will appear in the democratic pro-
cession tomorrow evening to the second division,
Capt. B. +. Lloyd, marshal The cavalcade will be
under the charge OF Major George A. Armes. U.SA.
VIM. +. Hoffman has been appointed marshal's
aid. and J. Hall Collegiate appointed special aid to
the grand marshal Meetings were held last night by
various democratic clubs to complete arrangements
fer participation in the procession The Cleveland
and hendricks club. OF the first district sent tnvi-
taionS to clubs in adjoining counties In Maryland
to join with them The marshals appointed for the
district were j. W. Tolson and W. c. Thompson as
sistant. At meeting OF the South Washington
Democratic club. Capt b. F. Lloyd, the president,
appointed the following club marshals: Messrs. H.
! T. Wright, F. Zeli, wm. Whelan. j. Mccarthy,
George Dant, and Washington Sandersol. The
sixteenth district club adopted resolution re-
questing all persons living along the line OF march
In the sixteenth district TO illuminate their places
OF business or residences, and Messrs Pierce Bell
John O'Meara, b. F. Beveridge. James Hughes,
Charles Mclaughlin, and W. c. OMeara were ap-
pointed committee to Carry this out The COM
inltee on decorations reported the preparation OF
Cleveland rooster IL feet high.
The Madison Democratic Association appointed
finance committee, consisting OF DE-. II. II. Barker,
Charles krause, j. X. Porter, G.. EdmOnstOn, John
A. Anadale- A. l. Morrell. Capt. John X. Wood. DR..
". Ii. TuqUin, j. Fred. Kelly and L. r. Butcher
John r. Porter was selected rs chief marshal, with
John 4. Anadaie John NJ. Keller and George Van
SySie aids
The fourteenth district club appointed Messrs,
Dubant. Hughes and Nash officers OF the night.
Az meeting OF the Virginia Democratic AssOcia-
tiOl last evening addresses We're made by the Hon
EHstace Gibson. OF West virginia.; Hon. j. Blair
Hoge. j. Mcdowell Darlington and Mr. George Ma
son. OF Virginia. Resolutions OF rejoicing and con-
graduation over the election OF Cleveland were
adopted.
Al the meeting OF the Columbia Democratic Club
1853 was subscribed and forwarded to Senator Cor
man. in response to call for money to see that
I fair count Is made In New York.
In the list OF the inarshals aids at the democratic
| celebration TO take place tomorrow night. men-
| toned in yesterdays STAR, the name or Richard
II. Spindle should have been printed Robert H.
| Spindle
The following gentlemen have been appointed
additional marsnals'-ads: Robert Bruce j. W.
| SIMS ems. Croft, Benz. b. Bradford, VIM. Stone,
| W. V. Price and 81. =. Handy.
large bell from McShane & Co.'S foundry
| Baltimore VIII proceed the procession.
Those who wish TO put their names down for the
mounted parade Tomorrow night are requested BIZ
/ Major G.. y. Ariae 10 call at SOS 1ith street and
| llj5 + street northwest, near the Eobttt house
SALE OF ENGRAyiNCS AND OLEOGRAPHS-Ther
wis take place this evening at e30 O'clock at the
| saleS.oon OF MeSSrS. Walter Ii. Williams 4 CO. a
sale OF engraytn2s and OleOgraphS Every arrange
ment has been made for the comfort OF visitors
/ JAS1sH As CAMniE.-Mme. Janish made her
rst appearance In Philadelphia Pa. last night in
The English version OF Dumas Cdiniite. Her sue
cess vas instantaneous and emphatic, being the
best rendition OF the character ever given there II
Is said. She VIII appear In Washington at Al
/ taugh's Opera House on Monday night