Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.
for an Imposing Parade
Next Tuesday.

the emancipation parade. winch viii take place
on Tuesday next, has issued an order announc-
ing the order of the procession. 1t will form
on Rhode Island avenue, right resting on l4th
street, facing south, left resting on New Jersey
avenue and 5th street northwest.
The first division will consist of the chief
marshal and staff, the second division of the
military, the third division the organizations
of the West End, the second, eighth. nineteenth.
and twenty-first districts, and the fourth di-
vision will comprise organizations of South
Washington and East Washington.
FIRST DIVISION.
Rev. Robt. johnson, chief marshal: W. B.
Simms, Hillsdale Post No. 8. G. A. r., right
add Jas. Bright, Post No. 4. G. A. R.. left aid;
Matthew Lawson, chief Of staff: Ralph Worm
ley, captain of staff; Alfred Robinson, secretary
of staff.
Aids -de-camp-George Fisher, Fred. Jackson,
Frank Alexander, Richard Spencer, Chas
Brown, Henry Butler. Thornton Norris James
ruler, D. Chamberlain. Solomon Page, VIM j.
Tyler, Enoch Williams, Henry Fuller. John
Davis, Sandy Fuller, John Winslow, Thomas
Holmes, Moses Griffin, Chas. Langley, Henry
Wells, ID. Commodore, d. W. Chisel, Robert
Harrison, G. Langley, E. W. Gordon, Lee Dun
lap, l.. Robinson, Larry Phillips, A. W. Glenn
mons, Il. Brooks, Robert Jones, Jos. Bland
Andrew Allen, J. G. Strother, Lincoln Harvey,
VI. l.
son Battles, Ihos Campbell Henry Nelson, A.
Johnson. David Barlow. Richard Evans, Jas.
Carter, simon Phiney, Watson Johnson, John
Grlnnell, Henry Naines, Samuel Butler, Frank
Herbert Albert Harris, Geo. Bowman, Lewis
johnson. David Beckett James Lee Jos. Posey,
Chas. Prior, J. r. Tubman, W. A. Boyd, VIM.
Lyles, John Pollard, I: Ii. Gibson, James
Brener. W. Fauntleroy, Thos. Beverly, Arthur
White, Vim. West, Solomon Pollard.
Summer mounted guards.
SECOND DIVISION.
Washington Cadet band.
Sixth battalion-Washington Cadet Corps,
Major c. A. Fleetwood commanding; Company
A. Capt. A. J. Brooks; Company Is. Capt j. S.
Clements; Company c, Capt. W. II. j. Malvin;
Company ID, Capt. Covington, right resting on
18th street and Rhode Island avenue, fronting
south; left resting ON Rhode Island avenue and
Iowa circle
Seventh battalion-CapitalC City Guard. Major
+. G. Reveils, commanding; Company 4, Capt.
James A. Perry; Company b, Capt. P. b. Mere
dith; Company G, Capt John IL. Campbell;
Company ID. Capt. L. ). Cary, right resting on
street and Iowa circle. fronting east; left
resting OH 18th street, fronting south.
Band.
Butler Light Infantry, Capt Young. COM
manding; Company A. Capt - Company b.
Capt Alexander Oglesby. right resting on YER
mont avenue and Iowa circle, fronting south;
left resting on 18th street and Rhode Island
avenue, fronting south.
Excelsior Light Infantry, Capt. Thomas S.
Kelly commanding; right resting on 18th street
and Rhode Island avenue. fronting east: left
resting on q street, fronting east.
o. 2. Morton Post, G. A. r., Charles r.
Douglass commanding.
Lincoln Post. q. A. r., of Baltimore, George
II. Brighton commander; right resting ON 18th
street and Rhode Island avenue; left resting on
18th street and Rhode Island avenue.
Carriage with shin. j. w Fowler. carriage
containing members of committee of arrange
ments. finance committee, orator, president
and secretary.
THIRD DIVISION.
Sandy Springs band.
West End associations-Wm. Hunter. chief
marshall Wayman Brooks, right aide; VIM
Barber, left aide
The Soldiers Company of West Washington
The Wormley Zouaves, Capt. Brown; Eman-
cipatiOn Club of West Washington, Edmund
Harris commanding; cavalry from Townsville.
Va, with 100 men; cavalry from Halls Hill,
Va, with 80 men; cavalry from Falls Church,
Va. with 125 men; James E. Turner chief mar
shall; Albert Brown. captain; Richard Sinkfield,
first lieutenant; Thomas Green, second lieuten-
ant, cavalry from Tenleytown, rs men.
Chariot.
Female Carson Guards. Drum Corps-Second
district, E. johnson, chief marshal; Pleasant
Williams right aide; P. Harris, left aide.
Eighth district-Robert Brown, chief mar
shall; VIM. Walker, right aid; Thos. Braxton,
left aid. District Grand Lodge, No. 2, q. Z. o.
of Chaldeans, Jas. Washington, A. w. Clemmons
and j. III. Winston, committee.
Legion of Honor club-Clarence Waters,
president; Isaiah johnson, secretary; Lemuel
Dickson, sergeant-at-arms.
Rockville band.
Nineteenth and Twenty-frst districts-Geo.
Washington. chief marshal; Jno. Ambush. left
aid Thos. Carter, right aid. Washington Star
Pioneer, No. /, Capt johnson. East Washing
ton Shamrock, No l, Geo. cambridge East
Washington Pioneer No. /. F. Perry.
Harrison and Morton Pioneer Corps, VIM.
BROKER.
FOURTH DIVISION.
National band.
South Washington associations - Asbury
Jones, chief marshal; Lewis Willis, right aid;
Joseph Bland. left aid.
Harrison and Morton Pioneer corps-James
Il. Evans. commander.
Consolidated social club-Jas. Costin. chief
marshal; ID. Johnson, right aid Daniel Bailer,
left aid.
National amateur bicycle club. II. Spen-
Ger, chief OF wheelmen.
Navy boat club-Jordan johnson, president;
&. 5. Brown, secretary.
THE LINE OF MARCH
The parade will move at II o'clock over the
following line of march: Rhode Island avenue
to Massachusetts avenue to 2 street, to 29th
street; to Pennsylvania avenue; down Pennsyi-
vania avenue TO the executive mansion. enter
ing through the west gate. being reviewed by
the President of the United States, thence along
Pennsylvania avenue to LIST street; up LIST street
passing the District building, to be reviewed by
the District Commissioners, thence up LIST street
to Indiana avenue, passing the chief marshal
and his staff at the city hall and disband.
In the evening public meeting will be held
at the Fourth Baptist church. Rev. W.
b. Derrick, DID,, of New York, will deliver an
Grafton.
Mr.. Frederick Douglass will deliver an Grafton
before the Bethel Literary association at the
Metropolitan A. NJ. f. church on the same