The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-07-06
THE GREAT EXPOSITION.
The Display of Each Day Described.
Parades. Grand ChOruses, Concerts by
MaSsed Bands. Realistic Battle
Scenes. Races Banquets.

The Display of Each Day Described
Porades, Grand ChOruses, Concerts By
I MaSsed Bands. Realistic Battle
Scenes. Races. Banquets-
Baltimore's big demonstration aud exhibition
which is to make the week from September to /
a gala one of shows, holiday observance, parades
bands. Goats and choral melody, has received al
impetus in its formative stage. This was from th'
meeting of the chairmen of the important commit
| tees who were made the guests of Mr.. and MIS-
| Frank Brown at their beautiful country home
| springfield" two miles from Sykesville The party
/ left Baltimore on Saturday evening the private
ear Delaware of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and returned to Baltimore on Monday morning.
In the party were Francis p. Stevens, vice-presi
dent of the Exposition Society and chairman OF the
press and historical division committee: J. r. Bland
secretary of the Exposition Society Gen. Clinton T.
Paine, chairman, and Gen Robert ODER OF the mil
itary committee; Lloyd L. Jackson chairman of the
mercantile committee, Me-. J. G. Pangborn chairman
of the railroad and transportation committee; Capt
1 J. Frank Supplee chairman Of the civil and trades
4 display committee; Capt. John J. Fenton, chairman
/ of the labor committee. The conference decided
many important questions, heard reports and ar
ranged a large part of the program, so that the
I people might know what form the festivities VIII
! take.
On Monday September 9th, will be the civic and
/ trades display. Capt ]. Frank Supplee was made
grand marshal, with power to appoint his aids He
gave assurances that he would attempt to move
more people in given time than had yet been the
case in any rageants in Baltimore. To avoid waits
and to permit the people to reach Pimlico unjaded.
the hour OF asSembage of the parade was set at a
m the procession to start half hour later 1t will
form on South Broadway. Divisions will form on
the cross streets to the and west with their right
resting on Broadway. The route will lie Broadway
to Baltimore street to Madison avenue to North
avenue to Eutaw Place extended. aud. with the
park commissioners approval through Druid Hill
Park TO Pimlico The above arrangements will, it
Is thought. result in carrying very large crowd
{ through the Pimlieo gates, for upon the financial
sccess OF the opening day will depend largely the
success o. the whole celebration.
All bodies from out OF town will file. In advance
with the grand marshal the expected time Of their
arrival, and should that time DC after the start OF
the procession they ill be appointed places along
the route where they are 20 Join IN the line. All
divisions not prepared ST the proper time
are TO 60 10 the rear.
These are the divisions
l. Grand Army OF the Republic and sons Of Vet
Grams. preceded by historical foat bearing the
original s:afspaugied banuer and the battle Tag OF
the Twenty seventh Regiment. jefferson Blues.
which was carried In the hattie % North Point The
float is to have = guard Of honor OF descendants Of
North Polut contestants.
. VeierSn Fircmsn Of Baltimore aud other cities,
l.s1o Of whom have thus far accepted Mr.. Charles
T Holloway's invitation to participate
8 The uniformed beneficial societies. including
Catholic Knights. Knights OF Pythias. SC
4 \ picked battalion Of school boys
the Marine Rand. aud special large hands fof the
large corporations
6. Thc active Fire Department.
!. The industrial trades display with subdivi
sions-
To further matters The Western Magylau Railroad
vii take many ont and the Arlington and Pikcs
vile Railway viii provide vehicles At Boundary
avenue 10 sAss members o. civic bodies who shocse
b. q ihus and notifications o. the committee tn al
vance uiii secure vchsCiss - that The uniformed
hoaes nay nos Be broken up AZ tEari 4 making
tn have she Northern Central Railway esTTy peopic
- fts - Bogrn avcu1c. hsfwccu Meiyslc and MI
washingi5u where vchieles viii drive one miie 70
Ftmllou Al uniformed Fsrsons vin BE- aaniiicd
slsbaai psy. Thoss Who 20 oal early can secure
plsess on ample spcn stands, and yieS The parade
- Is eaters the grounds
The Hrss Gays program will include TIE a<ricul-
tarti ana manufacturing position. the hassa sho~
xrasa msssed hsud cuneest u kboug uly bands, led
IS ADAM ilsei u Ead vocal chorus that i rx-
pscsed b. have % voices. The su&is gill be parked
zsa the regular hoFsc RACES xtven-
The ssraaa day vii inrEuse. bSsssiss sTpcssiian
snd fas daily afternoon Fscts horse sale fFun %
= - 60 uoon Tbs sAics viii eoatiRua durta< the
Eesk Live ssssk sill b jutszi ga Tuesday Eiso-
ga tie Third dzy "Wednesday, Eill - added Tie
awarding e premiums On hSgsshold and aseehani
csi eposiS
ms souF;A lAy THURSDAY September Z. sill have
she parade % laboF organizations uhleh 5 rsoom-
asasssi Also b. The COMMITTEES - b. s'AFtA shortly
ssrz ua In the afssrnoaa TIE shAna taslls Hiss
srzarx ss hsits - Nssth Fo!as slll ~ Eivsa nu4ss
aissrsaa q nrEfleg-sartsfal Cilntoa r. Paine. %
ms aaslllSsy ooaaEaylcc. Hs Witi hzvc ss sass1ac
a. Col a. WA-dwest who has managed taAny
ssn5lGf NMasrs A. Chicaga. YaEktoua and cher
rsacrz In ths euz.EezasEi aso ssgiFs ~tsi FNrtiei
pats. inela3,uE nsn from Maryland Feansy iyAnls.
ne V}HssaaAs Unaware ao1 tss DISTRESS q enlasa
hsa-sil theso hksipE had sasn n the ashS q isiL
10 kasflssa srzc nam9st 81 Uaisi STATES Fsxyi!Ars
hare issca tezisred b the war psPAftraen' A.
wsshlaxsaa. including the Rtasxesa Raussy ss.ll
saeuu - dc halsimars Es5iesJ. ABa As she arst
battalion u lyins artlisFy ofgaalssd 10 The uaisoa
states. aos,ass balssEtes and sroops fsea FeFs Nc
Hrary. siuaArur, % cavalry fsesa Fors Nyer. ard
Large selail q rrxaIaT infAagfy VII Aiso osaae,
psssaly I'm tbs atidltfoa ~ aaEsaes, The battle
will D. ovcr sn % a. arr~s In F3miicp iaaria
Hsvassuurks will b. efeeiP-l and The hsiash sfoeps
wlll ID pafs b Fssssaessei b. tbs Fiflh Naryisaa
lErzIrasnt nussoF the epsniaEad of CD. CHARLES j.
gAiiasr. IA lhe original enzssszasus tss nAHcsv-
crinz asIaiy y ne Brush. sad his Sin give
me FInh a chance guf vyo'ntaa.
Anss she battle ths hsuts. upushSFiaE atoat s.
wtih 40 plcccs Wil march 80 c1saaasa point b
tae pyramid SEATING the chorus % 30. sad grand
sazsses vocsl aua iussruzismsal coueers will b.
ssvea AZ signal daring ne rvndiIsoa u Inc star
spaaksel Banner Ashcli on the alsx Of she pyramid
vii aPSu. disclosing the Goddess al Litsrsy who
w.il wAYe The original Sesth Fpiut aag q the
T,srugy -ssyehth Regiment
As eight 10 the eyealng the new pSstesce = 10 b
dedicated n the pseseace q Fresiicl HaFrtson aud
his cabinet The 81 lcstcs carriers "a salts.
sEao arc SOC bcinE drilled - Capsain Bradley 7
ssskes % The Fifh Regiment viii sscori the Prsi-
den, and cabinet % the Hotel ReHaefl thrnce 20 the
Festosaoe and from there 10 The hotel. whsre the
banquet Wlll take piscs The chorus aAAssf Frols.
Thos McSui,y and Georss " BOSNIAN, IT,. viii
sins national airs Afrr ths dolsraiioa popular
hail vii hs held Al tho ConoorliA Opera Hoase The
audience At The pos,osce being led b. al the lands
thlther
ou the anh day. Friday. lish. besides The regular
Dc giyea. with President Harrison ard cabinet &s
salookegs The bombaFdment via begin Al p IA
Assurances frosa the Navy Department Al Nashiag-
an are given that les than four vessels viii
take part Probably morc wili be sent A. the East
B Indian squadron Is expected home thea The gar
-ssou At Fort McHeny, under Col. Livingston viii
I respond. and 30 rounds viii be fired. Tbs local
E committees wtl add bzrges Of fireworks, and the
I chorus viii sing The star Spangied Banner. The
( flagship Will come "a Light street wharf and take
aboard President Harrison aud cabinet, who are %
BE- escorted by the carriers from the railroad station
The oy=,er navy and she ioebsats have been applied
FF 10 add grandeur - the scene, and arrangements
will d made with the steamboat lines to give all
chance 10 witness the sights. which viii last about
three hours,
f After ,rAnsacting all this business The party en-
ioyed the hospitality Of their hosts Nj and Mrs.
Frank Brown. looked over the splendid Springfield
stock farm Of 800 acres and had good time in
general being not only thoroughly satisfied with all
they saw. but put into good humor TO see every
thing Alright from the bright prospects lying before
{ Maryland's big September week
Soldier Record Don't Count.