Evening star., 1897-04-14
THE EMANCIPATION DAY PaRADE
Orders Issued by Chief Marshal I

Orders for the formation and movement
of the emancipation parade have been is
sued by the grand marshal. The orders
prescribe the line OF march as follows: The
procession will move at II m. sharp and
will proceed over the following route: From
Q and Goth streets down Goth to PennsyI-
vania avenue, thence along the avenue to
the Executive Mansion, where the parade
will be reviewed by the President; continu-
ing on the south side of Pennsylvania ave-
nue to 7th street, to Louisiana avenue,
passing in review of the District Commits
sionerS; along Indiana avenue to Sd street,
street to North Carolina avenue northeast,
to Lincoln Park, where the address will
be delivered After the exercises at the
park, the procession will be reformed and
move along Massachusetts avenue to +
street, out e to 4th, along 4th to the city
nall. where the parade will be reviewed by
the grand marshal and dismissed
The general orders for the formation of
the procession are as follows: First di-
vision. form on New Hampshire avenue
right resting on Q street. Platoon OF
mounted police. First National Band. Chas.
Hamilton. director. Chief marshal, Captain
Benz. Young, staff and aids G. D. Graham,
chief of staff; Captain Alexander Hawkins.
right aid; William H. Ferguson, left aid;
Andrew Hillman, aid; Robert Garnet, Mel
son Fisher Geo. Tyler. Clarence Byrd, or
derlies; Henry Dade, trumpeter.
Major f. c. Revell, division marshal,
staff and aids. First Separate Battalion,
ID. C. N. G.-Company A, First Lieutenant
Ed. Webster. commanding; Company B,
Capt. 2. B. Meredith, commanding: Com
pany C, Capt. F. r. w ebster, commanding:
Company d. Capt! rdoI H. Campbell, COM
manding: I'd BattajiorH Butler Zouaves.
Infantry Corps-Gompany A, Butler Zou-
aves.7 First Lieutenant Lewis Hill. COM
manding; Company Bs>Capt. Fred Brown,
commanding; No. 3. Capt. Alex. Ogiesbey,
DIAL ~
Morton Post No.cA Department of the Po-
tomac. G. A. R.. Jas. Wells, commander.
dent George W. Stewart and suite in car
riages.
Second division-Knishts of St Augustine
Commapdery, No..l, Capt. JOS Davis. COM
mander. .
Eastern Starlight Club. Capt. H. Jackson.
commanding; washington Star Pioneer.
Capt. Curry First lieut.. Benz. Watkins,
| son. sd q / .''
Bloom of YOUTH Social Club Capt Jas.
HILL commanding. ;; --'s--
| Mckinley Rifles, Capt. Jno. Baker. First
Lieut., Raal CT ess.BjFst Sargt- H. Gillchrist.
Eleventh. seventeenth and eighteenth dis
| tricts. A. F. Richmtnd, division marshal;
| Jes.' w. Hunter; right add Walter Gill
| christ, left aid. W. T. 1Grantlin, chief of
! staff. n ~ .~a..- 10
Nineteenth district. F. W. Brown, district
marshal; Isaac Woodard, right aid; Robert
Smith. left aid: Lewis Davis chief of staff.
NJ. HALEY, president: c. F. Lucas. vice
president; NJ. B. Crooso, secretary; Geo.
I w. Stewart, chairman executive commit tee
First district clubs mounted; Glen. Smith,
| district marshal; Capt. W. B. Simms, Sons
or Liberty. first division commander; Jas
f. Coates. right aid; Chas. Coates left aid
Third division-This division will consist
OF chariot. a ship and carriages, contain
| ing the officers Of the various clubs.
Mounted clubs-An mounted clubs will be
/ assigned to the rear Of the third division
and not be allowed in line elsewhere.
District and division marshals, staff and
aids win be held responsible for the good
order and distance and see to 1t that no
club or clubs fall out of line on the march
from place of starting until the parade is
dismissed. No organizations will be allow
cd In line except those in uniform and pre-
sentins respectable appearance.
AL organization will report to the chief
OF stan for assignment in line by 1880 a. m
oy commands. Organisations that are not
In line at hour Of moving will fall in the
rear OF the procession. BY order of Cant
6enl. 1oung. grand marshal; Capt. Geo. D.
Graham, chief of staff; Capt. VIM H. Lam
caster, secretary r7ts II go, :,