Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23

hnally concluded that Monday being the ami
versary OF the day the British left town would
De more fitting than Saturday. the anniversary
OF our own flight and confusion. With charsc-
teristlc vim the East WASHINGTON Citizens
Association took the matter in hand, divided
themselves up into nearly score of
committees and went foraging for funds
ana planning a program. Everything is
no" complete. The necessary funds. amount
ing 10 SS.000 have been raised. the fatted oxen
and the Marine Band secured, an Grafton pro-
yided Tor. regatta arranged. decorations
bought and borrowed, transportation arrange
Elents made. fine parade planned. lllumina-
tion material purchased and the weather clerk
invited TO participate. 1t Is expected the pa
rade Will be over SO that the literary exercises
al the W Washington end of the bridge can be
given at pm. and close by 7:39. after which
the twilight festivities will be held.
INVITED GUESTS.
Among those invited to places on the grand
stand Monday as guests of the association
are the following: President Harrison. f. W.
Halford Levi P. Morton, Thomas B. Reed
John J. Ingalls,, John G. Spooner, Charles Z.
farwell James Mcmillan. Anthony Higgins.
lsham q. Harris. Z. b. Vance. Charles J. Fauik-
ner. John 5. Barbour, William B. Allison. Henry
l.. Dawes, Preston B. Plumb. Eugene Hale
tancis NJ. Cockerel, Wilkinson Call. Arthur P.
Gorman. Joseph c. S. Blackburn. William NJ
Stewart. Matthew w. Ransom Joseph R. Haw-
John p. Jones. Leland Stanford. Jno f. kenna
John L. Morgan, Vim. ID. Washburne. George
Hearst. John ". Daniel, William L. Chandler
John sherman, Philetus Sawyer. John H.
Reagan, Justin S. Morrill, Matthew s. Quay,
watson 1. Squire, Geo. q. Vest. Saml Pasco,
Randall 5. Gibson, John r. Mcpherson, Charles
+. Henderson. Geo. +. EdmundS Daniel W.
Voorhees,, Matthew G.. Butler. Vim. NJ. Evarts
Nathan +. Dixon. Vim. Mckinley. Joseph g.
Cannon Ben. Butterworth Lonis E. McComas
Han1.rsnD
togGsweil. James j. Belden ". W. Morrow
Mark S. Brewer, VIM. II. Forney, Joseph D.
! Savers. JudsOn c. Clements. ". c. p. Breckin-
ridge. Alexander VI. Dockery. Thos. J. Heuder-
SON Chas. ii. Grosvenor. Binger Hermann, +. g.
Niedrlnghaus. Lewis /. Payson. Thomas j.
Cluuie. Julius Caesar Burrows, Leonidas c.
Houk, Wm.W. Grant, LOUIS F.. Atkinson. Philip
:. Post, Milton Delano. s. ?. Snider. Theodore
i. Burton. Orriu c. Moore, John ]. Hemphill.
John I. Heard. W. II. F. Lee. Felix Campbell
Isle. Chas. O'Neill John Sanford Robert H.
NJ. Davidson, John ". Gambler. Robert Il. Hill,
William l.. Wilson. Roswell p Flower
Arson Ct. NcCook, Edward Mcpherson, Henry
II. Smith. Ferris Finch. JAG. r. Young, VIM L.
Spencer, r. L. Nixon. j. Ii. c. wilson VIM F.
Wharton, Alvey A. Adee, John B. Moore. Sevel-
lon A. Brown, Louis A. Dent. Vim. v. Window
Geo. :. Batcheller, Geo. c. iIchenor. Geo.
Brackett. s. V. Holiday Vim. s. Rosecrans
Geo. p. Fisher. J. \. Patterson. VIM. II. Hart
II. W. HtDcTCOll. i. Il. tOulttr. j. y. huston.
Ed ;. Lacey John W. MasOn. Edward o.
Lecch, VIM. Bates, Admiral David b. Harmony.
Prof. I. c, Mendenhall, Admiral Alrnv, Red
field Proctor. Gen. John NJ Schoiied. Maj.
Daniel X. Larned. Maj. ". +. Tucker. Gen.
1hos Lincoln Casey. Col. o. II. Ernst Gen. A.
W. Greeley. b. +. Tracy. John W. Hosg, Adj
mirai D. d. Porter John Wanainaker John S.
tiarkson, Smith a. Whitfield. A. ID. Hazen,
John W. Noble. Geo. Chandler. CYRUS Bussey.
Edward NJ. Dawson. Chas. E. Mitchell. Green
u. Raum, Hiram Smith. Chas. F. Lincoln,
John W. Powell. Robert p. Porter. VIM.
H. II. Miller, Jas. n. Tyner, Jerry VI.
Rusk. Edwin Willcts. A. r. Longley,
Prof. {. V. Riley. Carroll d. Wright, Frank W.
Palmer. Chief Justice Fuller, Justices Miller.
Field. Bradley, Gray, Blatchford, Lamar and
Brewer }. {. Bancroft Davis, John W.
Douglass. Lemon G.. Hne. Col. Robert. DR..
VIM. Ilndall, Capt. VIM. L. Rossell, Capt. Jas. l..
Lusk, George c. HaZeiton, Maj Neill Dumont,
Col. VIM. G. Moore DR.. S. A. H. Mckim. DIR.
J. w. Bayne, John d. Duncklee, Chief Justice
Edward +. Bingham, Justices Alexander b.
Hagner. Walter ;. Cox Charles 2. James, NJ.
'. Montgomery and Andrew c. Bradley. r. j.
Meigs, Daniel VI. Ransdcll, John Blair Hoge,
Charles VI. Matthews. DR.. James c. yelling,
Edward Clark, AInswOrth Il. SpoffOrd, Newton
c. Blanchard, Archibald n Bliss W. Pitt Kel-
logg, Col Hams. K. Mckee. Charles A. Boyn-
ton. ?: '. De Graw, o. Z. Austin, Charles H.
Gray. Frank Hatton. Crosby =. Moves. Judge
Oberly, Duncan s. Walker. Vim. Soule. Gen.
Gibson, Joseph c. McKibDen, kurtz johnson,
L. b. Stocking, Rev. NJ. Z. sullivan,
Rev. Alfred Harding, Rev. DR.. Chester,
DIR. Robert Reyburn, Gen. G. Z. Hovey. Rev
William q. Davenport, Rev. Gilbert F. Will
Hams. Rev. Thomas B. Hughes, b. i. Guy. John
f. Herrell, b. A. Colonna. DR.. William i. Rob-
erts. Judge james A. TAFT. George r. Repetti.
George G. Gorham. Hallett Kibourn. NJ NJ
Parker, ;. II. kautfmann, Thomas Il. Kalbfus.
George f. Lemon. W. W. Dudley. Vim. Dixon.
Lawrence Gardner, Alfred Williams, Lorilg
Chappell, Horace +. Bartne John Ii. Ketcham,
VIM. NJ. Springer, 5. ;. loder, Henry W. Blair.
Alfred II. Colquitt, Gideon c. Moody. r. F.
Pettgrew, Gilbert A. Pierce, David Turpe.
John d. Anderson, \. p. Banks, NJ. NJ. Booth
man. Z. r. Breckenridge, Eliza V. Brookshire,
George ". Flthian. Alfred c. Harmer. Charles
A. Hill, A. J. Hopkins. Robert p Kennedy,
Robert NJ. Lafoiiette, William II. Martin, Sgd
ney Z. Mudd. Thomas G. McRae. A. Is. Mont
gomery, Samuel W. Peel, J. A. Pichler, S. N.
Robertson, W. j. Stone, Ezra i. Taylor Albert
Z. Thompson Justin X. Whiting. Charles 7.
Wickham. Scott Wike, j. X. Williams, Gen.
Albert Ordway, Richard Smith, George w.
Pearson Henry Hurst, Henry l.. West, William
h. Claggett, DIR. Geo. o. CLAWS Richard H.
Sylvester, William T.. Edmonston, George A.
Mclihenny. Charles b. Bailey. Beriah Wilkins,
Rev. ]. NJ. O'Brlen, A. L. Britton, Edward A.
Mosley, John Boyle.
THE MILITARY PARADE
The military parade, under command of
Lieur. Col. Walton and consisting of the Light
Infantry, National Fencibies Corcoran Cadets
and other organizations, led by full drum
corps. will form at the intersection of Pennsyl-
vanla avenue and AZ street northwest at
pm, and at the same hour a salute of 76 guns
will be fired from the bluffs on the Washing
ton side OF the branch at the new bridge On
arriving at the latter point, where grand stand
with seating capacity of 1900 has been
erected the military will stack arms and miuple
with the civilian hosts. At o'clock sharp the
literary exercises will begin.
LITERARY PROGRAM
Opening prayer by Rev. Thomas D. Hughes
OF st. Theresa Church. AnacostiH DC.
Music-"My Country lis of Thee" by the
Marine Band.
The presiding officer will then introduce
Commissioner l.. q. Hine, acting president of
the board, who will make a few remarks, at the
close Of which the band Will play: For They
Are Jolly Good Fellows"
poem-The Old Burnt Bridge, by Mr.. Geo.
Francis Dawson, president of the East Wash
lngton Citizens Association and ex -officio pre-
siding officer of the day, will be read proba-
bly, by some one other than himself
Music-''Ihe Star Spanged Banner" by the
Marine Band.
Grafton by Representative Jonathan II.
Rowe!l of Illinois, late of the House District
committee.
Music-'Yankee Doodle" by the Marine
Band.
Benediction-pronounced by Rev. James W.
Clark, rector of st. James Church. Washington.
-. nnsle-''haii Columbia, Happy Land" by
the Marine Band.
THE MARINE BAND CONCERT,
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