Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
TIE SUCCESS OF The SHOW.
THE POLICE AND FIREMEN.
Their Joint Parade Postponed ON Ac.
count Of Rain.

The parade OF the police and fire departments
which was to have taken place to-day was post
poned until tomorrow on account OF the rain. The
police have been drilling for the parade for weeks
and are able to make fine showing The members
OF the fire department have been actively engaged
cleaning the engines, trucks and hose carriages
They had taken great pride In cleaning up the
different vehicles Of the department., and had
made up their minds to make the best showing
ever made by the department. The parade viii
form on X street, between 18th and 21st streets
The police will assemble In front OF the third pre-
cinct station, and the nremen will report at No.
engine house. The start will be made promptly
at 1880 O'Clock. The Marine Band will head the
procession, and will be followed next in
order by more than two hundred uniformed of1i-
GERS. The police win be divided into companies
commanded by Leuts. Amiss, Henner, Acting
Lieut.. Buel, Lleuts. Vernon, Kelly. Guy and Cess
ford, In the order named Lieut. Boteler will be in
charge OF a detachment Of mounted man, who will
bring upthe rear OF the rrst division. The fire de-
partment Will compose the second division, and
members OF the various fire companies will form in
the following order: Joseph Paris chief engineer
RanS Frss Rattao1 III cGa5S go IT as T.
l. p. Lowe. Ten men OF Engine CO. No. 1,
foreman, Chas. Boss; 10 men Engine Co. No g,
5, foreman, Jno D. Kurtz; 10 men Engine Co. No.
z, foreman, Frank Wagner; 10 men Truck b, FORE
n Of egsief wSm
Ten men Engine Co. No. 8 foreman, A. ].
sullivan; 10 men Engine Co. No. 4, foreman, VIM. T.
Sorrell; 10 men Engine Co. No. 9, foreman, Francis
Lewis; 10 men Truck CO. A, foreman. Samuel r
Henry; fuel wagon.
The line OF march will be as follows: From K
along the Avenue TO the White House, where the
procession Will De reviewed by the President. From
the Presidents House the procession will move
along pennsylvania avenue to 18th street, to
street, to Vermont avenue, where the Commission
ers will review them from the Arlington. After
sion viii pass through 15S street to pennsylvania
avenue and disband at the Peace Monument. It
was the intention Of the Commissioners to review
the parade from the east front OF the Capitol but
as there Is a law against parading along the east
front, the route OF the procession was changed.
LECTURE TO LAW sTuDENrs-Mr GEO. Ticknor
Curtis delivered last night, at the Columbian UNI
versity. the rst OF his lectures before the Unver-
tendance was large, and the lecture was interest
Ing and Instructive Chief JuStic Fuller, justices
Field, Harlan, Lamar and ether distinguished
1urfsts were on the platform or In the audience.
The Courts.
COURT In GENERAL TERN.
T0day, Brads'rses age Bradstress argued and
CIRCUIT CouHr-Judoe Hagner.
To-day. Cabell agt Rothwell; dismissed and
Judgment for costs.
EQUI1Y CouRT-yudoe Cor
To-day, Murphy agt Lynch; Job Barnard ap-
pointed guardian "a Item. In re Honora Whelan;
payment by committee authorized. Thompson
agt. Finley; auditors report ratified and distribu-
tion ordered. Cole agt Wilson; motion Tor re-
ceiver denied. Edie agt. Edie; restraining order
CRIMINAL C0URr--JWd0e Aont0omery
To-day, Daniel Kelly, larceny from person and
receiving stolen goods; guilty Of latter charge
Geo W. Covtngton, rape; bail given. Louisa Mer-
gsnt, nouseoreaking in day; not guilty. Emil
motion for new trial
The PRESIDENTS LUCKY NAxrs.xr-A Hernid
| London special says: Americans al the Hon0hton
rue meeting here yesterday found god omen
ava Sne friends OF President Cleveland In the luck
| St 1sVvor cleveland, owner OF the brown filly
SSOsTxo0n, lour.year-old, by Skylark-Cestus,
LORD D mTn me LYME stakes handicap beating
ana the duchess OF M0ntroce's Whistle Lacked
Win i've etnsrs. Grover Oleyeland's horse was il
s 1esc,pg 70 against while st. Symphorien was