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HOW DIVISIONS FORM.
Designations of Place for MarshaIs
and Their Aids.
General Order No. 9.

General Order No. 2.
1. All divisions will form in columns a
fours, with an interval OF four feet he
tween the heads of machines. The dis-
tance bet wecn fours will lie six feet-abuut
the length of a wheel Between divisions
the distance Will he thirty feet, and te-
tween subdivisions, such as clubs, Compa-
MES of unattached riders, etc, not over
twenty feet. The lire will be a very long
one and must be kept i'll compact form,
not strung out.
III. Marsnals of divisions will ride al
the head of divisions, and place their
aides and orderlies according to their
own judgment Aides and orderlies not
on duty along the division viii form in
column at fours behind the arshal.
III. In passing the reviewing stand,
which is located at Franklin monument
each marshal and each commander OF a
subdivision, club, OF company will, on ar
irving within ten feet OF the reviewing
stand, salute with the right hand, at the
same time turning head and eyes toward
the officer.
". Where buslers and color bearers ac.
company clubs. ETC., they will ride be-
hind the commander. Lieutenants will ride
next in rear. or rs placed by club captain.
V. On the line of march the file on the
left will guide each four. The rider on the
left will carefully cover the rider in front
of him. so as tn dress the line. This is im-
portant. especially at railroad crossings.
VI. Every rider who enteres the parade.
by doing so places himself under the com
mand OF the grand marshal and his Officers.
No rider will be permitted to fall cut at
his place in line until the parade is dis
missed.
VII. rider competing for an individual
prize. or club competing for club prize,
dropping out or line until disbandine at
stanton Park. VIII lose any right he "r
they ma yhave to prize.
VIII. The parade must not break up
until the chief marshal has conducted il
to a point where he can dispose OF the
riders.
TX. Riders viii report at point uf forma-
ton at 1880 p. m. Marsnals and their aids
mus. be ready to report tn the chief marshal.
y. The ninth, tenth. eleventh and twelfth
divisions VIII be divided into number ut
companies. each under command of an aide.
assisted by an orderly. The formation Will
| be iii columns of fnurs; distance between
| fours to be six feet. and between companies
| to he twenty feet. Each company com
maDder shall select one person tn act as
guide. WHO shall ride in front of the left file
| of the leading four and whose duty is shall
he to preserve the correct distance he
tween companies. The position in line OF
IDarcn OF eacn alde snail be at the head OF
his company and the orderly immediate el Y in
his rear
INSTRUCTIONS TO RIDERS.
Ride four abreast.
Watch the alignment.
Keep six feel behind the rider in front
Don't ring your bells unless absolutely
necessary. Constant ringing OF bells yil.
be distasteful to the spectators.
Report promptly.
Obey orders.
Be patient.
Keep cool.
By order OF
w. P ROBERTSON.
Chief Marshal
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DIED.

BAUERDoRF-Mrs Josephine c. Bauer
dorf. widow of the late Henry Bauerdorr,
died July IA, 1896
Funeral Will be Ecld from the house of
Mrs. r. Doerner. 1916 Eighth street north
west ON Thursday, July l6, at;i pm.
GINGELL-On July 8 / 500, at Bethesda.
Md. Madison karnnardt GIngell. the be-
aged five monthsand ten days. Item
BEAL-on Monday. July 13, 1896. i:5e
a. m. at her residence, No. 1924 New
Hampshire avenue. Narcissa II. Beal, he
loved wife OF John Il. eeai. aged rif,y-
two years
Funeral will take place from the Nidc-
teenth street Baptist Church. Wednesday.
July Is. at p. IN. Remains will not he
open at church. 1t
wILHoITE-on Saturday, July IL, at
Baltimore, NaIKer II. NmioiIe, in his
twenty third year.
Funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock a.
m, Tuesday, July 4, from residence. NJ
124 ID st. ne.
BUCKLEY olianna Buckley, wife OF
the late Thomas Buckley, died Saturday
.vening at SIS, at her late residence. Ne.
1854 Firth street northeast.
Notice Of funeral hereafter 1t
COOPER-In Oakland, Cal, Tuesday.
July Z, Z. Mason Cooper.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CRAYEN-On Monday, July Is. at > Il.
m, at her late residence, lzO6 Ii street
northwest, Elizabeth NJ. j: Craven tMfs.
iIr. }. Scinmcsi, le!ovcd wife " Hr. Wnl-
Ia Craven.
Funeral from st. Patricks Church,
"Wednesday, II u. IN, Friends invited.
New York papers please copy.
ROGERS-0n Sunday, July I2. 1896, at
p. M, Mary E.. the beloved and noble
hearted sister or Jane L. ana Joseph
Rogers.
funera! IroE! her llte residence, No. Il
j. STREET northwest, on "Wednesday, IaIy
10, at $50 a. III. Thence To st. AloySus
Church. where requiem mass will be s.i id
for the repose Of her soul. Friends respect
fulyl invited to attend Jyl la-ztrIn
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WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH.
Lamp Explodes in Baltimore With
Fatal Results

Baltimore. Nd, July 14.-Mrs. Lucretia
Woolford. aged siXtyfour years, and her
sister. AIRS. Elizabeth Schlemaker, sixty X
years old, were horribly burned last night
at their home. 1210 Riverside avenue, and
both died early this morning. m
The old ladies were about tn retire for
the night. A small kerosene lamp which the
elder woman carried fell from her hand
and exploded. TIE blazing fluid Ignited
their clothing. and when neighbors succeed
ed'in eNtincuishing the flames both women
were burned almost beyond recognition.
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New jersey avenue; out New Jersey
avenue To Il street, TO Second street. 10 B
street southeast, to Pennsylvania avenue.
TO Eighth street, to North Carolina avenue,
TO Eighth street, to Massachusetts, avenue
10 Stanton Park and dsband
At the corner or Eighth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue the chief ma rshal and
escort will review the parade. MarshalS
will see that their divisions do not .lrop
out before passing the rpvie wing pJipt.
W. T. ROBERTSON,
Chief Marshal.
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ROUTE OF; PARADE.
Where the Bicycle Carnival Can Be
Seen by All.

General Order, No. o.
The ron,e OF the parade will be as fol
lows:
Start on New Hampshire avenue at
Washington Circle, down south side or
Pennsylvania avenue TO Fifteenth -unti-i-
half street; down Fifteen th- and "a half
street to Executive avenue to Pennsylvania
avenue; down south side to Peace Monn-
ment; thence west on north side or Penn
sylvania Avenue TO Fifteenth; thence north
%hencc north to Massachusetts avenue:
thence cast on Massa chusetts avenue to
Ninth, alongside north side of Mount Yer
non Square TO Seventh street, south
On Seventh street to Massa CHI use It's
avenue; out Massachusetts, avenue TO
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Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Austin Will leave
tins ftcruoun for prutracted tour abroad.
Mr.. Austin spent a winter i'll Egypt ten
years ago, and II has Teen his intention
ever since 10 return with his wife and son.
Mr. John Austin. however, Lad decided
upon his summer plans tefore il was settled
that his fathers business affairs would per-
nit of so lengthy a vacatiun, and he, there
fore, will not join them until October, in
Paris, " hen the family will go ut once to the
East. They will be absent at least a year
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with white flag, which he shall drop
In front OF marshal OF second division. who
will then fall into line and follow the
first division, and the other divisions fol-
low, following the instructions carried out
by the marshals Of the first and second
divisions.
By order OF
WILLIAM T. ROBERTSON,
Chief Marshal.
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Aide. Ap,,o,nted.

Marshal John c. Muir has aproint,,,i
deavor contingent: John Stewart, A. =
Graves, c. q. Harrison, George Davis, il. i,
z. II. Hussey, ]. 7, Kelley, z. v. Rogers,
g. L. Beeier. walter Richards, Y. s. BARRIER.
The other nnrshaIs viii appoint their
aides today and notify them
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ORDER OF CLUBS.
How the Cycle Organizations viii!
Move in the Display.

General Order, No. g.
The organized bicycle clubs will form
In the following order:
Columbia Turn yerein.
Columbia Athletic Club.
Arlington WlIeeimen.
Affair Cycle Club.
Washington Road Club.
Washington Outing Club.
Queer Wheelmen.
Columbia Heights Wheelmen.
Ma yflower Cycle Club.
Woodbury. Cycle Club.
Clnin and Sprocket Club.
W.T.. ROBERTS n.
Chief MAJ shall
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Miss Marion Miller OF Thirteenth street
will leave in few days for Southampton,
Long Island, where she Will spend a month
wltl Mrs. William J. Hornblower Later Miss
Miller will visit friends at Narrangansett
and on the Hudson.
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Presidential Eiector Bolts.

Philadelphia. July Ia. Samuel Dickson.
an eminent lawyer of this city and a Demo
cratic Presidential eIcctor. today wrote
lengthy letter to State Chairman Robert
f. Wright. stating That he cannot support
the candidates nominated on the Chicago
platform. as that platform, In his opinion
is opposed to the principles OF the party.
Mr.. Dickson says that unless the gold
Democrats nominate a candidate he will
vote for Mckinley ana he therefore resigns
as Presidential elector.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Miller are spending
the summer nj their coy cottage in Linden.
which Mr.. Miller finds convenient for his
wheel and business.
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Miss Eva Mills, who has been visiting
friends in Brooklyn, has returned to At
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$40 to Niagara Falls and Return via

A special express, witt, pullman parlor
cars attached, will leaye B. 6 O.station.
Washington. Thursday, July 1s, $40 a. M.
going via Philadelphia and the famous Lc-
high Valley route, arriving at Niagara
Falls 11:C0 p. m. same date. Tickets lin
tied for return to ten days, inclu ding date
Of sale. - jys-1C-13- 14-15
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hume have re-
turned and will b, at home to their friends
after July 10, at their residence, No
2017 Q street.
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The Misses Mo!lie and Carrie Bennett and
Miss Gertrude Barron will leave Saturday
for Frederick. Nd, to spend the summer
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Miss Louise B. Davis has returned from a
two weeks visit To Atlantic City, and viii
proceed tU Colonial Beach, where she will
remain thrOug huut the season.
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MISCELLANEOUS BODIES.

Order in Which Organizations Other
Than Clubs Come.
General orders No.
Tie miscellaneous organizations other
than bicycle clubs will form as follows:
Letter Carriers.
Times Float.
Postal Wheel Club.
Barnes Brigade.
The Navy Brigade.
= The Getney Club.
Young American Wheel Club.
Wolfe American Club.
W. 4. kOBERTSUN, Chief Marshal.
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Mr.. NJ. Callan, Of Texas, is visiting his
sisters Miss Teresa and Miss Guaduloupc
Callan, at their residence on Second street
northwest.
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FREE. SILVER WON'T MAKE A.
fancy three-panel Screen Door,
with turned wood balls in the corner
brackets. for less than $50. but by
coming here you can get one for eec.
Must bring tho ad-
HOPKINS, 4se 9th St
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GOSSIP OF The GAY WORLD
Miss Wilson Had a Dream that
Vanderbilt Was Her Affinity.
Events for the Hot Days.
Social DoinSs

The marriage Of Cornelius Vanderbilt,
IT.. 10 Mss Grace Wilson may take place
any day. 1t is noY asserted that this is To
be Theosophist union. Therefore, people
are asking iT Uoneiius Vanderbilt is jnsti-
fled in his opposition.
Miss Grace Wilson, So the story goes,
had IA cream last summer at Newport. 1t
was during one Of the early nights In August.
This fact she inme diately coniidcd 20 Il
few particular friends. Her dream nn-
folded To her that Cornelius Vanderbilt,
jr., was her affinity. Mss Wilson, SO II
Is saiu. took steps te-rnaterialize her Vision.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr., WAS invited IL
take luncheon with her at BicnNenue.
The story OF Miss Wilson'S dream got
whispered about at Newport. The occnlt
evidence OF its accuracy was not long de-
layei. 1t was the fiction OF Mary and her
| little lamb repeated. Wherever Miss Will
son went Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr., was snrc
to 60. Before September everyone said that
Miss Grace Wilson was certainly 10 make
the third great match in the Wilson family
Unfortunately all tine high priests and
great unknowns OF the inner theosophist
circle are off TO India. Therefore, they
cannot be asked 10 express their views as
To the propriety OF Mr.. Cornelius Wander
bilt, sr's attitude toward the lovers.
Neither have any astral bodies risen TO
explain.
uwili be rec allied that there was hitch
as TO the time of the wedding OF Claude
Fa lis Wright and Miss Mary katherine
Leo lire Leonard. 1t was only OH May 3
| that the couple Claimed each other, yet
theirs was u lingering count tShip dating
back to the wear 1929 B. c.
Al indications 60 to SHOW that Cornelius
Vanderbilt, jr., is dominated by an UNI
seen Theosuph influence He toSses
aside his birthiight ola fortune mounting up
into the hundreds OF mi Hons as almost Gn-
worthy of con sidcration with his affinity
tipping the S.ale. He has even gone 81
far as 10 state that he did not care Ia
carry the yoke of such an incumbranec.
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Miss Victoria Miller, of SGickersville. va.
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. A. Dennelly, Of
Ninth street.
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Miss Andrade and the Messrs. Andradc
OF the Venezuelan legation, leave On the
10th for the seashore.
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Mr. William II. Conley will spend lis
vacation abroad. II is his intention to .oIr
through Ireland on his wheel
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Lieut.. Dupray, who has been visiting his
mother and sisters in this city, has now
rejoined his regiment
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Mr.. and Mrs Allison Nailor sail tornor-
row for England. During the three months
of their absence they will visit Norway,
Russia and France.
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The Misses Goodwin OF Iowa Circle will
leave for their summer outing the last of
this month.
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Miss Herbert will accompany The Sec
retary for Il cruise on the Dolphin. They
Will probably leave next week.
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y reception will be given tomorrow even
ing AT Newport by the wife and daughter
of Lieut.. Logan, at Torpedo Station.
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Mrs. Smith, of Richmond. is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Smith, at No. 1T47
street, and will 'ie with them for several
months.
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Gbe Days Dish:
BULdHooR-PlLIoNl., :,

This is the national dish of Turkey Wheat is
boiled to soft paste and spread in the sun to dry.
When cured it is housed in the family barn and as
needed ground to very fine -four and boiled. 1t
may be eaten hot with butter or cold with sugar
and milk.
Given to THE TIMES by
MISS REBECCA KRiKORIAN.A A4'e -.
'Aintah. Turkey. 4qes
Armenian Missionary, With c. E, Convention,
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Miss Sarah Blunt Of Me- ntgomery county.
who spent much IF the past winter in
Florida and Alabama. is expecting visit
from Miss Reese OF Alabama. the attractive
daughter Of Ci. and Mrs Warren S. Reese
of Montgomery.
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The Rockville Assembly gave ii delight
ful ball in the large oren-air pavilion at
Garrett Park last evening.
large number of Wasliingtonians were
present., as well us the residents Of the
adjacent subiTbs.
Among the guests were Mr. Worthin gton,
MISS Carrie Morgan. Miss Marion Morgan,
Miss Josephine Trcn holm. Miss Sargent,
Miss Ella Trenholm, Mr.. Loundes Jackson,
Mr.. Seymour Mcleod. Mr. Wallace Ormc
Mr.. Roome, Mr.. Robert Peter, Mr.. j. W.
Donnelly Mr.. Alvin Skiles, Mr. Gait, Mr.
John Brennon. Mr. Joe Cassin, Mr.. Harry
Smith of Washington, Miss Eliza ChOate,
Miss Blanche Nicholson. Miss Mamie Brad
ley, Miss Dawson Miss Mary Da wson, Miss
Annie Watkins, Misses Griffith the Misses
Bealle. Mr.. James Viers Mr. Arthur Peter.
Miss Clara conley, Mr. Lenard Nicholson.
MISS Manic Webb, Mr. Garner Boics, Mr..
Harry Dawson, Mr.. Charles Jones, Miss
Grier, Mr.. John Bre wcr. Abby Henderson,
George Henderson, and Mr.. Charles Beale.
The Japanese minister, Mr. Hosbi Turi.
and Nine. Turf. with their little son, ex-
pect 10 leave in Il few days for Ocean City.
Miss Eva Mills will spend the season at
Atlantic City.
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Vice President and Ms. Stevenson, who
have been in BloGmrgton. ILL.,, for two
weeks since their arrival from Cape May
left yesterday afternoon for Bowling Green.
KY. where they will spend a fortnight
with their daughter Julia. who recently
became the bride of Rev. Mr. Hardin. They
will return to Biz omington 10 spend the
summer. having abandoned their original
intention Of returning TO The Atlantic sea.
ports.
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NO OTHER REPORTS,

Miss Campbell read the report from
Harper's Ferry.
Mrs. Collett read n long, interesting re-
port from Baltimore. She said there were
10000 coinred people in Baltimore, and
they own between seven and eight million
dollars worth OF real estate.
The colured people have their place in the
schools, but they are not justly treated
The evening times., 1896-07-14

Miss Eva Mills will spend the season at
Atlantic City,.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-09

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The result of his life work was Paine's
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-09

Maj Griffin, of Bedford City, was in
town yesterday.
Rev. b. F. Bill is in Newport, Giles
, county, where he holds = quarterly
meeting Sunday.
The question for debate to.n,oht AZ
the Ciceronesn Society ia, "Resoivsd.
That inventions have been beneficial TO
the laboring classes"
Maj. W. w. BAllsrd has moved his
law office to room No. /, McOlanahan
row, formerly occupied by Squire
Camper. The squire occupies the
former sheriff's office. The latser,s
office in the future will sdjoin that OF
Col Logan.
. Council Meeting.
Town council held its regular monthly
meeting Thursday night. the 9TH in.
slant. Following mem bePs were pres
en,: Campbell, Bowles, Whitescaryer,
Shipman, Davis and Persinger, Mayor
Younger presiding.
Street committee reported the pave
ment completed on the south side Of
Main between College and Alabama
streets.
Treasurer Preston reported n total
disbursement for the month of Sill
959.22. which amount embraces the pur.
chase and retirement of $4,000 of the
water bonds. Balance in the treasury
OF S1.1s7 81.
Committee on consolidation of the
electric and water plants recon mepded
that an artesisn we'll be sunk at the
electric light plant and that ali neces-
sary pumping appliances be attached to
the power at said plant and that tho
present water plant at Lake Spring be
kept In working condition for an
emergency. Committees report adopted.
The free use of the town hall was
granted the colored public school for
their closing exercises on May go, and
also to the ladies of the M. e Church
for In entertainment about May &c.
The appropriation OF Si00 asked for
by the JEFF Davis Rifles st q recen,
meeting for the purpose OF hshng up
their armory WAS granted.
The free use OF the town water was
granted the Lutheran Orphanage re-
GENTLY lccated here.
happening that the privilege granted
about three years ago to the residents
Of High street. Of riding bicycles on the
pavemeIts Of said street is being abused
and becoming dangerous to pedestrians
She council rescinded said privilege and
1t was decided that the bicycle ordi-
nance In the future apply to all the
Ftreets Of the town.
\ The $4,000 Of water bonds cancelled
puts the water plant out of debt and the
present revenue derived from the water
rents pays the interest on the remain
Ing bonded indebtedness Of the town.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-09
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