Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23
THE BRIDGE CELEBRATION.
Citizens Who Have Subscribed 60 a,
Fund.

The following Is list OF those who have paid
in subscriptions 10 the fund for the Pennsyivs-
mia Avenue Bridge celebration Monday. Aboas
$500 more has been promised:
A. n. Bliss, $780, the Washington and George
town Railroad Company, the Washington Gss
Light Company and Weller Repetti, sI0o
each; Eugene Peters, e75; Henry Mayor, go,
Columbia Title Company, eco. and ESQ cash
from Metropolitan Railroad Company, Wash
ington Real Estate Company. District Reel
Estate Investment Company. James +. Hood.
Richard Smith and Washington Brewery Com
pany; A Burgdorf. ESQ, and s2s each nom
GEORGE Francis Dawson. VIM Mayer, VIA
Lawrence, Ira w. Hopkins, II. A. Grisvoid.
1eorse +. Hardin, L. A. Lehman. X.
a Linger Son and Albert Garry;
go each from +. x. johnson. C. X. FEELING
ana nos W. smith; as each from Guy. Cur
ran a 20, aud James Lsnsburg; ell from Dr.
W. 4. C. Hszcu; $40 each from /. a. Hine. N.
=: Ialiy, John II. Walter. W. 4 Roose, DR. T.
W. Bayne. Ed. J. Harmon. ". O. Copeland,
Andrew Gleason. Geo. W. Talbert sam Gross,
:; 4. az W. ID. Campbell. A. NJ Green. ThosI
Gray, W. ). Luce. ;. C. Palmer, A. Richards.
John &. Slater, Geo Seuferle. Adams Fxprevs
Company, Frank Schwartz, Geo Breithsrth,
50 each from c. A. James. James L. Norris. r.
-. heiieher, John A. Baker, French Queen. j.
Z. Ergood, C. Wilmer a Co, f. p. berry n
Il. Talbert, Chas. Deitz. b. b. Earnshsv. John
fegan, A. Geddis. Lawrence Gardner. W A.
lioge. Herdic Phaeton COMPANY J. A. Pres
colt, A. :. Pratt a Sons, J. William Lee Libby,
Bitt'nSer n Miller, Fred W. Jones. Geo j.
johnson. Judd * Detweiler, johnson a VIM
sett, i. J. Mayer. ". Mueller. Seatou Perry,
Dr. w. L. Roberts. VI. Romero. Rich a Co.
ID. +. W. Towson. r. Sargent. Nm Il Kelly A
Ssks Co.. +. Z. White, W. b. Webb, NJ. W.
Wines, Ed Abner. J. W. BARLEY, Chas. Barker,
James Bright. H. l. Biscoe, and smaller
| Mr A n
York. Geo. F. Williams. Geo. Wood. Washington
Flour and Feed Co. l. A. Wood. John Stsinle
Geo. A. Shehan. :. +. Stott. L. J. Somers, Geo.
ID. Pyles, j. E. Powell, +. Pitzer, J. ID. PeAke,
IL A Linger, Ben. MundeIl. W. Lee White, c.
Modes, vi. Mccormick. I. l.. Marsh John H.
Major, McDermott Bros. W. Marden King,
Frank Hume, w. F. Geyer. Paul Flynn VIM
Custin, r. w. Dunn, {. Il. Dodge. A. Dawson.
L. A. Pyles, Joseph Worthington, Thos Jenki ina,
and J. II. Adriaans
Three cattle and tvo pigs for the barbecue
Monday have been left at r. +. Bradbury's
store, at the east end of the new bridge bv
Mr.. j. ii. Buscher, chairman Of barbecue COM
mittec The cattle and pigs will be on exhibi-
tion until Monday morning. when they viii be
slaughtered and served by the barbecue com.
mittee. Horses aud carriages will be cared
for by Mr.. bradbury and a corps of assistants
ut the east end Of Pennsylvania avenue new
bridge.
HALF HOLIDAY FOR GOVERNMENT cLERKs
In the War and Treasury departments orders
have been issued excusing all clerks belonging
to organizations connected with the Eastern
Branch Bridge celebration at noon on Monday,
ORDERS BY TIE COMMISSIONER
The Commissioners issued two orders today
affecting the Monday celebration Of the OPEN
ing of the new bridge across the Eastern
Branch. The first order was relieving those
clerks belonging 10 the military organizations
which proposed to take part in the celebration
at noon. and the other MAS TO stop travel by
vehicles across the bridge between the hours
of and 3 pm