Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-25

In the democratic Publication parade this
evening there will be. Chief Marshal John s.
Miller thinks, 5000 people in line and not less
than 10. 900 torches, transparencies and lanterns
The parade viii, ~ heretofore announced in
THE star, form on K street. the right Of the
line resting on 22d street, promptly at p. n,
and at $50 will move around Washington Circle
to Pennsylvania avenue. and thence by the
avenue TO 4th street southeast where the parade
will be dismissed. The procession viii consist
of four divisions, and there will be at least
twenty bands Of music in line, every band in
this city and vicinity having been engaged for
the purpose. The order Of the parade Will be
as follows:
Detachment Of mounted police. thirty in
number; Chief Marshal John S. Miller aud RS
sisfants. William Dickson and Wash Nsilor;
mounted aids to the chief marshal, about 100.
FIRST DIVISION, C. H.'PIoKLINo, MARSHAL.
Band; Central Democratic Committee Of the
District: band; Jackson Democratic Association,
I. V. Noonan, marshal; band; Columbia Demo
cratic Club: band; Young Mems Democratic
Club; Law students Of Georgetown University;
Mercantile Democratic Club; band; organizs-
tons from the frst, second, third, fourth, fifth,
NTH and seventh district.
SECOND DIVISION, 4. B. HAT MARsHAL
Organizations from the eighth, ninth, tenth.
eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth and
| fifteenth districts
THIRD DIVISION, HENRY BusoHER, MARSHAL.
Organizations from the ii Xteenth, seventeenth
| eighteenth. nineteenth, twentieth twenty-firs,
and twenty-seoond districts.
| FOURTH DIVISION, MAJ. II. L. BIsooE, MARSHAL
The Virginia Democratic Association and al
organizations from Virginia and Mary ia nd, in
Guiding 700 or 500 from Alexandria, Va
In addition to the bands in the first division
there Will be large number Of bands in the re-
| manning divisions. prominent feature Of the
parade VIII be the large number OF rooster
which will be borne In line. Most OF them vii
be live birds, but there will also be innumer
able manufactured ones, and the Growing Of
the latter will be loud enough 70 satisfy tn,
most exActtng Of enthusiastic democrats.
NO OBJECTIONABLE rRAxsPARExcrEs.
| Speaking Of the parade Chief Marshal Mile,
stated 70 STAR reporter today that no OBJ
tectionable transparencies or notices would b,
allowed in the line. The campaign Jus
closed" said Capt Miller, was particular,
free from personalities and we do not propos,
that there shall be in our parade tonight any
thing which might give offense to our republi
can friends or to President Harrison. Should
any one fail to observe this rule he will at ono,
be removed from the line"
| NOTES OF THE PARADE.
The Young Mems Democratic Club vii
meet at hall 1923 street and with their bant
will escort the students Of the Georgetown
| University Law School and the ninth and thir
teenth districts from 9th and streets to th,
rendezvous Of the parade.
The twenty-second district men will sssembl
at 6 o'clock on 9Th street between Land \
| southeast; the twenty-irst at 6 o'clock a
Peakes Hall on Pennsylvania avenue between
9Th and It'll streets southeast; the twentieth q
Washington Hall, corner of Sd street and Penn
svlvania avenue southeast The first (Anacostia
district, with part Of the Marine Band, viii fal
| in with the tweuty-second district
The marshal, II. L. Biscoe, OF the fourth di
| vision has appointed as his aids for this even
ing parade the following: Maj Geo. A. Arms
first assistant; j. A. Settle. r. Bird Lewis, Mr.
Mcdonald, DIR. Slamaker, DR.. A. A. Marstella. W
b. Hardy, Capts. A. Lewis Barley, A. II. Uhler
W. H. Smith, Z. E. Downham, L. Marbury, ]
7. Sweeney and NJ. P. Vincent.
Capt ]. E. Clements has charge Of all yir
ginis horsemen going in the parade.