The Washington times., 1894-08-29
THINGS To BE DONE TO-DAY.
Competitive Drills, Lodge Sessions In.
spection, Review, and Parade.

Competitive Drills, Lodge Sessions In.
spection, Review, and Parade.
To-day will be one of the busiest of encamp-
ment week From S O'Clock in the morning
until nearly midnight there viii be suricient
entertainment to keep the visiting Knights and
their friends hustling TO keep up with the pro-
cession. AT s o'clock the annual prize drills
viii commence at the Washington Baseball
Park and continue until o'clock in the after
noon These drills VIII also be held tomorrow
from o'clock in the morning until o'clock in
the afternoon.
The second days Sc ssion Of the supreme
lodge begins at 10 O'Clock in Builders Exchange
Hail. and at the same hour the Pythian Sisters
viii be in session in Els Han and the Pythian
Sisterhood at G. A. r. Hall From TO o'clock
in the afternoon the Knights will have q chance
to rest and prepare for the inspection and re-
view which takes place on the White Lot at
o'clock This is one Of the features Of the en-
campment, and every member of the Uniform
Rank passes before the major general and his
staff to be inspected and reviewed.
Pennsylvania avenue wilFpresent magnif-
cent sight from o'clock until II tonight. Thou
sands of Chinese lanterns lit by multi-colOred
incandescenI lights will hang along the side
walks at intervals of three feet and the Capitol
dome is to be illuminated by hundreds of arc
lights, enabling persons on the pavement below
to distinctly the outlines of the great struc-
TUE In addition TO these magnificent iIlumi-
nations hundreds of private citizens and mer-
chants on the Avenue have signifed their inten-
tion Of presenting brilliant display of fireworks,
cOlored lights and fancy pieces.
GAYLY DECORATED FLOATS AND WAGONS.
Another feature tonight, which will show to
the visitors what sort of business center the
Capital of the nation is, will be the parade got
ten up by local mercantile establishments
Scores of floats, gayly decorated wagons, and
other devices mary be seen in line, representing
the business interests There will be about 400
wagons and floats, and il will require two hours
for the procession 20 pass The parade will
start from Washington Circle promptly al
o'clock, and all the wagons WilI be required 10
report at the scene of the rendezvous not later
than 7:30. The line of march will be down the
south side of Pennsylvania avenue to the Peace
Monument, where the parade viii be dismissed.
An idea OF the size OF the parade may be OBJ
tanned when ii is announced that the following
firms have expressed desire 10 be represented
in line:
F NJ. Finley, wagons and 3 buggies; J. F
Herman * Son, wagons; George L. sheriff. 10
coal carts; {. V. Sparrow, wagons; Faultless
Chemical Company OF Baltimore, mounted
knight in armor; B. Charlton Co, 10 teams;
Carl Gundlach, feat with Indians clowns, &C.
in costume; Il. !. Hahn, wagon; W G. Lown,
wagons, j. L. Barbour IL Son will be appropri-
ately represented; E I. Gibb rs, wagon; Co
lumbia Phonograph Company, wagon; J. q. Nc
Queen, wagon; Mrs. h Boesser, wagons; P.
Plllsbury, large team; \ ). Daish & Son,
wagons; Woodward II Lothrop, 10 wagons VI.
Lully Co., teams; P. H. Shuny, wagons; a.
v. hammerer, wagon; Saks Il Co, wagons;
United States Express Company, l7 teams;
Moerlein Brewing Company, ~ teams; f L.
Barclay, : goat teams, and p. b. anderson &
Co, wagon. The following suburban firms
will also 10 represented: William Carr, of
Coesyille; Harry Kesler of Falkland; J. B. Cis-
| sci, of Wheaton, and J. E. Kemp, of Colesyille.
ORDER OF FORMATION.
CAPT Harry Barbour has issued the following
| order of formation:
First-Moulted aids will assemble on the
| south side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
| Twenty-lrst and Twenty-second streets. Sec
| ond-l 500 pound bell and float, McSchane IL
| Co, immediately behind aids, on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue between Twenty
| Transportation companies. New Hamp-
| shire avenue south of circle, right rest
| ing on circle Approach place of forma-
! tion through streets south of the Ave-
| nue. Fourth-Band- Fifth-Grocerirs, -four,
and feed companies, biscuit companies,
! bakers dairies, and all trades repre-
| senting food products will assembla on Twenty
third street, south of circle, with right resting
on circle, and will approach place of formation
| by way Of f, G, and streets, south
| of Avenue, except Georgetown division
! of grocer, and food products which
! will form on street, west OF circle, with right
| resting on circle Sixth-Band seventh
| Breweries, wine and liquor dealers, AMI bot
Ting companies will form on New Hampshire
avenue, north of circle with right resting on
circle and will approach place OF for
EisI metp taBana Sinthhcothing na dry sSsis g0ods
4
shoes, and similar trades will form on
| X street, with right resting Twenty
second, and will approach place OF formation by
! way OF street Tenth-Band. kleyenth--Ais-
| c Haneous exhibits viii h VIII include all not
| specified in the above divisions, will form on
/ street, with right resting Twenty-flrss, and
| win approach place of formation by way of
street.
The following have been appointed aids to the
| marshal: George w. Onutt, H. w Ofutt, p. b.
otterback, Henry Copperthite. Samuel Geoghe-
| CHAN, Charles c. Gibbs Jesse F. Grant, Frank L.
| Hanvey ii. W Heine, j. B. Henderson, j. f.
! Javins Dr. George c. Ober. James F. Oyster,
! Capt c. S Domer Richard Marshall, G. I. Carter,
j. S Carter, William Walters, Samuel Ellis, j. II.
Butler, Harry l. Schneider, John E. Simns, W j.
! Allen, C. n Stump, D. C. Turner, l. VI. Taylor,
i jr., William Watson, Charles c. Walter, J. ID.
| Robinson, Capt John Miller. j. NJ Hodges, r L.
Hieston, c. NJ c. Loenier, Henry Kuhn, John
HoeheIneyer, Charles 4 sauter, Harry Buscher,
! F. i. McCauley, Il. A. Chandler, +. G. AlexGn-
der, a. w. Kelly, r. NJ. Boyle, George
| T. Budd, W. j. Byers, W. d. Camp
| bell, August Daish, j. B. Daish John
| A. Ellinger, Abram Frye, Adam Gaddis,
| James Ford, Harry Buscher, c. B.. Smith
| Geo. 7. Keene, h. L. Blout, Jno. P. Webster
Chas. Shields, T. G. Schaffer, Jno. F. O'Neill, J.
+. Rermapp, cAss jacobson, Herman Rsnzler