Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

United States Volunteers Ummunesl, will
form on I'd street. right resting on the north
side of Pennsylvania avenue.
t. Third division, Col. Henry May COM
mandng. consisting of Grand Army of the
Republic. District of Columbia Volunteers
'61-'65, Regular Army and Navy Union,
Union Veteran Union, Union Veteran Lee
gion, Sons of Veterans. Sheridan Sabers of
Pit tsburg National Rifles. Spanish-Ameri-
can Veterans. Butler Zouaves. Capital City
Guards, United States volunteers Gm-
munes1. St. johns College Cadets, Gonzaga
College Cadets, Maryland Agricultural Col
lege Cadets and High School Cadets, will
form as follows: ta} First Brigade, con-
sistinE Of the Grand Army of the Republic,
District of Columbia Volunteers '61'65,
Regular Army and Navy Union, Union Vet
eran Union. Union Veteran Legion and
Sons of Veterans. will form the south
side of Pennsylvania avenue. right resting
on the east side of Sd street; (b) Second
Brigade. consisting of Sheridan Sabers, Ma
tiOnal Rifles, Spanish-Amercan Veterans,
Butler ZOuaves, Capital City Guards and
10Th United States Volunteers GmmuneS)
will form on Sd street, south side of Penn
sylrania avenue, right resting on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, with left extended on Mis-
souri, avenue west of I'd street: (c) Third
Brigade, consisting of 81. Johns College
Cadets. GonZaga College Cadets, Maryland
Agricultural College Cadets and High
School Cadets, will form on Sd street. north
of Pennsylvania avenue, with right resting
). All organizations will report at their
place of rendezvous at o'clock pm, and
division commanders will form their d-
visions in the order named herein and will
be prepared to move promptly at pm.
They will hold their commands in readiness
to take up the line of march soon the
head of each division is cleared by the rear
of the division which il precedeS.
6. The general formation of organizations
under arms VIII be in columns of compa-
mics; calvary and artillery, column of pla-
toons; organizations with side arms only
will conform with this formation as near
as practicable.
I. Commands arriving too late for assign
ment to their proper position will be given
place in the rear Of the third division.
8. Aids on the staff of the general com
handing will report for duty at the national
peace jubilee headquarters, ZIG f street
northwest, at 12:43 pm.
9. The guide throughout the march will
be left, Companies will be brought to a
port at distance of six PAGES from the
reviewing stand. Officers carrying drawn
swords, all colors, non-comInissiOned staff
officers. nOn-commissioned officers com
handing subdivisions and drum majors will
salute and resume the carry prescribed
in drill regulations Men in the ranks win
not salute. Each commander and staff will
salute and resume the carry together.
Organization and Order.
10. The organizations and order of parade
will be follows Gen. A. c. Hawley,
commanding; staff, aids
First divison-Maj. Swiggert, command
irg; staff, Light Artillery, United States
Marines, Sd United States Cavalry, 18th
United States Volunteers Qmmunes), Col.
Pettitt, commanding.
Second divisiOn-Col. NJ Emmett Urell
commanding; staff. governor of Delaware
and staff, battalion of Delaware troops 1st
Regiment, d. G. n. G.. I'd Regiment, D. C.
N. G.; LIST Separate Battalion, y. c. N c.;
District of Columbia Naval Reserves, Chi
nese Naval Reserves, Philadelphia: Mary
hand Naval Reserves, Norfolk Blues de-
tachment 9th United States Volunteers Qm-
mune).
Third division-Col F. P. May, command
ing, staff.
First Brigade-Gen. Calvin Farnsworth.
commanding; Grand Army of the ReDuhIfc
District of Columbia volunteers C61-65)
Regular Army and Navy Union. Union
Veteran Union, Union Veteran Legion,
Sons of Veterans
Second Brigade-Maj E. L. Hawks com
manding; Sheridan Sabers, National Rifles
d. c.: Spanish-American Veterans. Butler
Zouaves, Capital City Guard, United States
manding.
Third Brigade. Col. John H. Gunnen.
commanding; st. Johns College Cadets,
cultural College Cadets, High School Ca
diets. -
IL Officers and organizations failing to
receive this order will take cognizance of
the same from the daily press
By command of
Brig. Gen. a. c. HAWLEY.
(Ofic1aD c. H WILSON,
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Grand Display of Fireworks
The display of fireworks in the evening
at the Washington monument grounds bv
the Pain Fireworks Company will surnass
anything ever seen in Washington Presi-
dent Mckinley and his cabinet will occupy
boxes in the great stand erected for the
spectators, while countless thousands will
view the spectacle from the surrounding
park and commanding points in the yicin
ity. There will be a concert by the United
States Marine Band during the display
and previous to the beginning Haley's
Washington Band will give concert at
the south front of the treasury.
The program of the fireworks tomorrow
night is as follows:
Battle of Manila" 900 people engaged:
signal guns; magical illumination of the
grounds with constantly changing coored
fires; meteoric balloons ascending with daz-
zling briliancy. changing as they rise to
a spiral formation, leaving in their wake
brilliant corruscations which fail to the
earth; the polychrOmatic canopy, produced
by the discharge of large exposition rockets
containing Pains latest tints; Pains ma
tional bombs, on reaching their altitude
open red, then to white and finishing blue.
device, the beehive at swarming time: bat
teries of colored saucissions; Pains fusiya-
ma rockets, japanese novelty; display of
Pains 25-inch Shells northern lights silver
corruscatons, magnolia blossoms. golden
rod; Pains aerial novelty, The Southern
Cross; device, the electric STAR a marvel
of shimmering brightness, LIQUID scintil-
| lating, the greatest advance in pyrotechny
since color was first introduced one hum
| dred years ago; fight of colored aeroliters:
| the Tower OF Babel rockets; new combina-
| ton shells, shamrock and forget-me-nots,
Pains Fireworks Co., II Park place New
York; showers of pearls; device, National
| Emblem nests of fiery cobras: field of the
cloth of gold. produced by the discharge of
| an immense shell exhibiting golden stars
| emitting ghttering spangles; grand dis
/ play of PAINS aerial novelties diamond
| chains hanging gardens mother of thous-
! ands; device, Pyric Cascade, in dazzling
| electric fire; ascent of mammoth prismatic
| whirwinds; display of large shells, torrent
| of illuminated gold, primrose and violets
| changing stars, royal purple sea green
national streamer rockets, unfurling at a
| great height a line of floating lights, ac-
| curately depicting the national bombs
| Device, The man behind the gun" golden
! shower batteries, flights of floral bomb
shells, display of Pains triple star Roman
| candles, emitting cometic stars 100 feet
high, which break into three parts, dis
playing red, green, amber globu1es; shells,