The Washington critic., 1888-04-09
General Gihaon and stnff.

Third Artillery Band
Battalion of Third Artillery, u. s. A.,
under command of Colonel Loder.
Light Battery @, Third Artillery, u. s. A.,
under command of Major Turnbull.
Buglers
Squadron U. S. Cavalry, under command
of Colonel Carpenter
National Guard District of Columbia.
Colonel Moore and Staff
Washington Light Infantry Battalion,
comprising Company A, Captain w.
N. Dalton; Company B, Captain
Il. Ross; Company G, Captain
John @. Entwisle; Company
ID, Captain John s. Miller.
Veteran Corps, Captain r. 8. Har. i.'O"
rison Company u, Captain
u, Il. Campbell.
Third bird, ,Bat6tSli1GnncS%mpa%ny TALON VA A Conti-
rany b, Emmett Guard, Captain W. II.
Murphy; drum corps; Company c,
Columbia Rifles, Captain A. V. Robin
son; Company d, Washington Mer-
chants Rifles, Captain j. J. Costinett
Fourth Battalion-Uompany A, Corcoran
Cadet Corps, Captain E. Q. Edwards;
Company @, National Fencibles,
Captain q. S. Domer; Company
b, Capt. S. c. Thomson.
Sixth Battalion =. Washington Cadet
Corps, Major Fleetwood.
Seventh Archaeological City Guards,
Major +. q. Revells
Independent Companies.
Band.
National Rifles, Captain G. NJ. Oyster.
Union Veteran Corps (Old Guard), Cap
tain J. A. Edgar.
Cleveland Cadet Corps, Captain Alexan-
der V. Dachenhausen.
Wormley Guards and Drum Corps, Cap
tain Neal.
Chief Second Division-W. A. Manogue.
Aids--White Sash.
Executive Committee in Carriages.
Invited Guests in Carriages.
Virginia Contingent on Horseback and
in Carriages.
Band.
Chief Third Division-M Cropley.
Aids-Blue Sash.
Band.
Trades Display.
The following gentlemen will act a
1 aids to the marshal: Charles Cropley.
Newton Brewer, Arthur Snyder, II. =.
Matthews, Albert Niblack, s, A. Dough
erty, r. Q. Gwynn, B. +. Libbey, S. @.
Wheeler, Benjamin Miller, Il. l.. Black.
ford, Harry Payne, Q. r. Zappone, e. II.
Reynolds, William Wheatley, William
= Collins, George Lockhart, Walter Wheat.
ley, Charles Tickling, Arthur Cropley,
Edward Watkins, Thomas L. Cropley. e.
NJ. Cropley, Edward Cooley Richard Wal
ZACH, G. w Ofutt. William Manogue and
Edward Blunt.
The first division will form on the north
side of Pennsylvania avenue, right rest
ing on west end of Pennsylvania Avenue
Bridge.
The second division will form on the
south side of Pennsylvania avenue, right
resting on Twenty-sixth street.
The third division will form on Canal
road, right resting on north end of
Prospect" Bridge.
As the time for the celebration draws
near the interest intensifies, and every
Georgetown merchant Is striving to outdo
his neighbor in the matter of decorating
his place of business. The decorators
were at work on the bridge this morning
and the arches are being erected on the
street corners. The grand stand for the
speakers is being constructed at the foun.
tain.
At conference at Mr.. Austin Herrs
house on Saturday evening Colonel Moore,
General Gibson, and Captain Oyster were
\ among those present. 1t was decided to
have the parade go west on M street to
the bridge and countormarch.
The former residence of Francis Scott
Key, author of 'Thc Star Spangled Ban
ner,n will be elaborately decorated. As
each band arrives opposite the old man
sion it will play the historic tune made IA
nous by Key. The house is the last one
I on the south side of NJ street, near the APP
proach TO the bridge.
Two platoons of riders from the Riding
Academy will be in the line of parade.