Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
BUSINESS PARADE
An Interesting Display Promised
for Wednesday Evening. .'
4 GLOWING PROCESSION ON THE AVENUE
How Some Will Be Represented
in the Line.
AIDS TO THE MARSHAL

The parade of representatives of local
mercantile establishments, to occur next
Wednesday night. gives assurance now Of
proving a notable and highly interesting
event. Applications for a position in the
parade have been received from a large
number Of firms, promising all the way
from one to twenty wagons in line, and
other firms are expected to be heard from
before the line is formed. Every wagon
will be decorated and Illuminated, and
there will be many unique floats and de-
signs. The parade will start from Wash
ington Circle promptly at s o'clock, so
that all wagons will be required to report
at the scene at 730 The line of march
will be down the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue to the Peace monument, where the
parade will be dismissed Capt Barbour,
the marshal of the affair, will publish his
| order for the formation of the line in The
Star tomorrow. by which time all applIca-
lions for place will be in.
The following firms have made application
tor position In the parade: F. NJ. Finley, 8
wagons cid buggies; ]. F. Hermann &
Son. 4 wagons; George l.. Sheriff, 10 coal
carts; Z. V. Sparrow. 2 wagons; Faultless
Chemical Co. of Baltimore. a mounted
Knight in armor. Il. Charlton Co., Is
teams; Carl Gundlach. one float with In
diahs. clowns, etc, in costume: K. l. Hahn,
1 wagon; w. g. Lown, wagons; ]. l.. Bar
pour q Son Will be appropriately represent
eo' 4. L.. Gibbons, 1 wagon; Columbia
monograph CO., l wagon: ]. q. Mcqueen, i
wagon; Mrs. X. Boesser, wagons; H. p
P1iisbury. ! large team; s. S. Daish & Son,
wagons; Woodward IL Lothrop. ~ wagons
Nj. Luiiy & Co, teams; p. H. Shuhy, 4
wagons; A. II. kammerer. 1 wagon; Saks
q Co., wagons; Pabst Brewing Co., 10
wagons and thirty men; United States Eek
press Co., IL teams; Moerleip Brewing Co
n Il. ID
Anderson & Co., 1 wagon. The following
suburban firms will also be represented:
William Carr Of Colesville. Harry Keisler of
ralriand. J. b. Clssel of Wheaton and j. h.
Kemp OF Co.esville.
Aids to the Marshal.
Capt. Barbour invites each firm to send a
representative to ride with the staff of aids
to the marshal. The following have also
been invited to comprise the stafr of aids to
the marshal: George w. Ofutt. H. w. OF
futt p. r. Otterback. Henry Copperthite,
Samuel Geoheghan, Oh. G.. Gibbs Jesse F.
Grant, Frank T.. Harvey. H. W. Heine, ].
r. Henderson. J. F. Javins. DR.. Geo. C.
Richard Marshall, c. T. Carter, ]. s. Car
ter. VIM. Walters. Saml. Ellis, J. II. Butler.
Harry L. Schneider. Jno. Z. Simms, w. j.
Allen. c; N; Stump. d: C. Turner. L. NJ
J: ID. Robinson. Capt. Jno. Miller, J. NJ.
Hodges r. T. Hieston, c. M. c. Loeffier
Henry Kuhn, Jno. Hochemeyer, Chas. A.
Sauter, Harry Buscher. F. b. McCauley.
T. A. Chandler. F. @. Alexander. A w
Kelly. r.. NJ. Boyle. Geo. T. Budd. W. J.
Byers. w. d: Campbell, Aug. Daish,
j. B. Daish. Jno. A. Elinger
Abram Frye. Adam Gaddis
James Ford, Harry Buscher, c. B. Smith,
Geo. T. Keene II. L. Blout Jno. p. Web
ster. Chas Shields, Z. G.. Schaffer, Jno. F,
O'Neiii. j. f. Hermann Chas. Jacobson
Herman Benzler. Harry Parker. II. l.
Dauterich, Howell Stewart, b. L. Wheeler
p. ii. Ward. l.. G. Thompson, Lawrence
Cavanaugh. George Heisley. Henry Dismer
Chas. Mades, Jerome Lightfoot, Joe Rich.
ardson. w. H. Yeoman, W. II. Walker, s.
S. Hoover.
Aids are requested to wear dark clothes
and silk hats. Capt. Barbour requests that
In case any of the foregoing should fail to
receive their invitation in time they shall
consider this announcement in The Star as
ar invitation.