Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-18

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sounded on the avenue a signal that all
was In readiness for the start and at the
same time dashing cavalryman rode up to
the porch and announced the same fact to
the waiting committeeman.
There was not minutes delay on the
part Of the President, who entered his car
rfage exactly on time. Mr. Wilkins took a
seat behind him and party, and drove ou,
by the west driveway, and took their places
in the line. He received the regulation sa.
Lutte from the military, but beyond this
there was no special demonstration on his
appearance. A number Of gentlemen in the
throng at the gate raised their hats. and
several ladies waved their handk erchiefs
but there was no cheering. The President
was dressed in black, and wore a high hat
and long, dark overcoat. He was exposed
to the hot rays Of the sun for n minute
only, however, when he found it necessary
to discard his overcoat disclosing q dark
Prince Albert coat.
AS the procession moved on, the crowd on
the sidewalks became more enthusiastic, and
frequently cheered the President. He recog.
niZed the compliment in each instance by
smiling and raising his hat. He looked well
and hearty. and seemed to take q great
interest In the proceedings.
The Order of March.
Promptly at / O'clock the preparations
having been completed. Gen. Ordway gave
the command to march, and the procession
moved in the following order:
General Ordway. chief marshal.
Chief Of staff-Gen. Ellis Spear.
Special aids-CoL H. c. Corbin, U. 8. A.
and Capt. George p. SERVER, U. 8. A.
Aids-T. H. Anderson. E. w. Anderson
Arthur d. Anderson. Joseph l.. Atkins
ralph Bond. J. A. Barthel. E. H. Block. w
h. Bayley, Robert Ball. S. S. Burdett, Lee
Britton, Maj. F. A. Butts. Capt. William
Brown. N. Bester, Dorsey Clagett, A j.
Curtis. John T. Crowley, Maj. X. L. Gran
iord, thornton A. Carusi. Barnes Compton
1r, Eugene b. Carusi, J. Franklin Donohue
J. Maury Dove. Walter d. Davidge, jr.,
Lanier Dunn, st. Julian Dapray j. Hadley
Doyle Maj. j. d. Darden. Charles w. Darr
William Dickson. Mills Dean. Gen. J. Dun
kinson, John Joy Edison. jr.. Arthur p.
German. tr., Maj. Thomas NJ. Gale. Richard
X. Harvey, Maj. Robert w. Hunter, Dr.
Whittingham Hammett. William b. Hibbs
Robert Narrower. Maj. William Harmer.
Maj: Thomas w. Hungerford, Frank Hume
Jr, F. j. Hart, Robert o. Hoffman. Frank
Hatton. S. Hodgkins. Capt. ]. Harrison
Johnson. Prof: ]. Harry King. s. Prem
tiss knutt. Thomas J. King. Thomas J.
Luttrell. Woodbury. Lowery. jr.. Blair Lee
L. A. Littlefield. James ]. Mcdonald, VIII
liam H. Manogue. Maj. A. Porter Morse
Maj. Julian G. Moore. DR.. J. Maloney.
Charles II. Mills. II. c. Moses George X
Mitchell. w. H. Michael. Edward G. Niles
James L. Norris, jr.. Washington Naylor
Capt. John w. Parsons. Louis H. Pierce
II. L. Prince Gen. ]. N. Patterson, George
w. Rae. John ]. Repetti 1. N. Runyan.
Leigh Robinson, ]. B. Randolph, Col. j. H
Strickland, Charles G. Sloan, H. H. Twom-
bly,Julius w. Tolson. Magnus S. Thompson
John Tweedaie. Maj. E; B. Townsend,
Waddell. DR.. William P. Young and w.
H. Zimmerman.
Immediately following Gen. Ordway and
his staff came the President in a carriage,
escorted by Mr.. Beriah wilkins, Chairman
of the reception committee. A squadron of
United States cavalry attended his carriage
Next came the other guests in carriages in
the order named:
William Writ Henry, orator Of the day,
escorted by Mr. Lawrence Gardner chair
man Of the general committee.
The Secretary Of State, escorted by Dr. J.
NJ. Toner and Mr.. VIM. B. Webb.
Secretary Of the Treasury. escorted by
Mr.. ]. w. Babson and Mr.. Matthew c.
Emery.
The Secretary Of War, escorted by Mr.. S.
E. Wheatley and Mr.. H. E. Davis.
The Attorney General escorted by Gen,
The Postmaster General, escorted by Mr.
Charles c. Glover and DR.. VIM. Tindall
The Secretary Of the Navy, escorted by
Col. G. Clay Goodloe and Mr.. s. W. Wood
ward
The Secretary Of the Interior, escorted by
Mr.. James w. Somerville and Mr.. Theodore
w. Noyes.
The Secretary of Agriculture. escorted by
II. II.
The chaplain, Bishop Paret, escorted by
Mr.. A. r. Spofford and Mr. E. B. Hay.
The justices of the United States Supreme
Court. escorted by Messrs Enoch Totten,
Chaplin Brown. VIM. F. Mattingly and A.
s. Worthington.
The joint committee Of Congress, escorted
by Messrs. B. H. Warner Isadore Saks.
Marshall w. Wines, Harrison Dingman and
L. c. Williamson.
The Commissioners Of the District of Co
lumbia, escorted by Mr.. NJ. 1. Weller.
Court Of Appeals, District of Columbia.
Supreme Court Of the District Of Column
bia.
Gov. Frank Brown of Maryland and the
governor of Rhode IslanG, escorted by Mr..
f. A. Lehman and Mr.. A. F. Sperry.
The Society of the Cincinnati.
General committee.
Immediately following the cavalry con-
tingent came the Odd Fellows, headed Ivy
their own drum corps; Grand Canton
Lodge, 80 strong. commanded by Maj
Chancey; Canton Potomac Lodge. 80 strong.
Capt. Shackleford; Central Lodge, 25 strong
E. Green. marshal; Metropolis Lodge, Is
strong, Marshal Elwell; Oriental Lodge AZ
strong, E. T. Frieber, marshal; Beacon
Lodge. 20 strong, j. s. Blumenthal, mar
shat: Salem Lodge, 20 strong, X. H. Baker
marshal; and Union Lodge, 80 strong, H
J. Bright, marshal.
Next followed the Association Of Oldes,
Inhabitants in carriages. headed by Presi.
dent John Marbury
They were followed by the first regiment
Uniformed Rank Of Knights of Pythias
21O strong. under command of Col. Coggins
and headed by Kit Carson Band
The orders of United American Mechan.
les, 375 strong, next followed, and male q
fine showing. The Red Men, probably the
most attractive part of the procession ther
came. They were greeted all along the tine
with cheers. their unique costume, that OF
Indians in full war paint. being the attrac
ton.
The Elks were next in order, and witt
their neat dress suits and silk hats made ,
striking appearance. This section Of tn
Is. 125 strong, and Baltimore Lodge No Z
165 strong, headed by the Fifth MARYLAND
Regiment Band of fifty pieces. The latte
organization arrived from Baltimore thi
morning and brought with them seventy
eight ladies.
The Knights of st. Peter under comman,
Of Jos. T. Jennings. followed the Elks, an,
with their pretty uniforms and cooked hat