Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Grand Marshal KOsecrans Announces
the Arrangements for the Parade.

Gen. W. s. RoSecrans, grand marshal OF the pro-
eesson on the occasion OF the laying OF the corner
stone OF the Catholic University next Thursday
has issued the following announcement OF the ar.
rangements for the procession: The grand mar
shall Will be represented by a number Of his aids at
Brooks Station, Nd, at 1890 O'Clock a. m. The
Young Catholics Friend Society, OF Washington,
together With the Young Catholics Friend So
ciety, OF Baltimore, viii have charge OF the site OF
the university and It's approaches Will keep the
ground near the foundations clear Tor the process
sion ana the religious ceremonies and viii act as
a committee OF reception. IL is necessary that
this society turn in large numbers and that IL
enters on its duties at the site not later than III
O'Clock Trains will leave tie Baltimore and Ohio
depot for Brooks station from IL O'Clock TO q
O'Clock, or later II necessary, making round trips
every twenty minutes. AL ORGANIZATIONS taking
part IL the procession VIII report TO the grand
marshal or his aids at BROOKS station, when they
Will be conducted to the place assigned them.
They must Ue on the groQnd and ready TO march
with the column az not later than O'Clock.
Specially invited guests will be received and
conducted 20 seats on the platform by a reception
committee from the Young Catholics Friend So
clety. Gentlemen coming by the trains Will ind
II but q short walk u the university through the
university grounds Ladies VIII De provided with
seats In onniouse4 Guests coming In carriages
Will drive direct 10 the university Their car
nages Will be parked In the nvighboring grounds
under the direction OF a committee CT the pOllce
Guests arriving 1T the Baltimore and Ohio Depot
Will be met by a committee appointed for tina,
purpose by the Catholic eongreg ations, and a de-
TAIL representing the Young Catholics Friends
OF this city. IL Is suggested that there Is ample
space and beautifully shaded places for Those
coming early and bringing tneir lunch with them
AT meeting or the Young Catholics Friend So
clety last night, arrangements Were made for the
reception OF guests, and the other matters en-
trusted 20 that society.
The members OF 81. Matthew'S parish held a
meeting last night and arranged Tor participating
IN the ceremonies o. THURSDAY. lie gentlemen
VIII meet al ST. Matthews Institute on Thursday
AT G:3O PIN, and march thence 10 the Baltimore
and OHIO depot, where they Will take the first
train that leaves for Brooks Station. The mem
DerS or ST Matthews Institute Will marcn with
the congregation, and also the members OF the
Catholic Benevolent Legion In the parish and the
JUNIOR members vi the -. Vincent de Paul Society
George W. GltllnSs Will be marshal and Max Koch
assistant marshal The members OF the parish
Will wear the badge designed by Mr.. W. ii. Lepley
Ior the occasloa-a sllken badge OF orange, with
an appropriate device and legend printed uI,on IL
Al the grounds on Thursday no collection viii be
taken Those In authority stated that any one
who attempts TO take UP collection Will be an
In poster and Will De arrested Is such