The times., 1899-09-28

iIluminations along the line of parade
held a meeting at the Anes Building last
night with Chairman Cans presiding, and
about twenty-five members present. 1t
was reported that the thirty-inch search
lights had been received from the Navy
Department, and will be mounted on the
roof of the District Building today. 1t
was decided to devote the appropriation
for fairy lights to the Illumination of the
reservations along the line of parade. The
Peace Monument, Botanic Gardens, La
fayette Square, and other points will be
outlined and beautifed by means of lights
and a good showing will be made. 1t is
urged that every citizen do something to-
ward decorating and Illuminating their
residences and buildings.
Ambulance stations.
Chairman Greenlees. of the committee
on public comfort and order, has issued
the following assignments of ambulances
and physicians for the two days celebra-
ton. The location of ambulance Sta
tioBs, and the surgeons assigned for the
night parade on October are as follows:
Dr. jesse RamsbuTg, L. $. A., il charge, Peace
Monument; Dr. W b. French, L. 5. A., in
charge First Street and Pennsylvania Avenue;
DIR. j. c. DeNreis, Police, in charge, Third Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue; Dr.. ). 5. Cox, Po-
lice, in charge -Four half Street and Penn
sylvania Avenue; DIR. w. ID. Falls, National Guard,
in charge, Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; Dr. W. 2. G. Hazen, Police, in charge,
Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue; DIR.
Charles James, L. 5 A., in charge, Ninth Street
and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; DIR. Joseph n Mudd,
u. s. A.. in charge. Eleventh Street and Penn
sylvania Avenue; Dr. Richard Kingslnan, Freed
mans Hospital, in charge, Thirteenth Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Dr. S. S. Bond, Emer-
gency Hospital. in charge. Fifteenth Street and
Mall and
Dr. H T. A. Lemon, Garfield Hospital, in charge.
Madison Place and Pennsylvania Avenue.
The assignments for Tuesday, October
3. the second day, are as follows:
DIR. J. c. DeFreis, Police, in charge, southeast
corner OF New Jersey Avenue and Street south
east; DIR. Joseph A. Mudd, Police, in charge
northeast corner First and Street southeast;
DIR. :. G. Cox, National Guard, in charge, south
east corner East Capitol and / Street; DIR. Thomas
Mallen, Police. in charge. southeast corner OF
First and B Streets northeast; Dr. c. c. Marbury,
l. :. A., in charge, northeast corner OF Delaware
Avenue and Street northeast; DR.. II. +. a.
Lemon, L. s A., in charge, northeast corner OF
Second Street and Pennsylvania Avenue north
west; DIR. Charles James, L. 5 A, in charge,
northeast corner OF -Four and-a- half Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest; DR.. W P G..
Hazen, U. ;. a, in charge, northeast corner of
Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue north
west: DIR. ". b. French and DR.. Alfred Wilkin-
son, Freedmans Hospital. in charge. northeast
corner OF Ninth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
pital, in charge, southeast corner of Twelfth
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue northwest DR..
;. ). Bond, Emergency Hospital, in charge, south
east corner OF Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest.
The Bicycle Division.
Charles E. Wood has been elected mar
shal of the bicycle division of the night
civic parade. The organization and uni
forms VIII be as follows:
Marshal, Charles E. Wood; staff; 1--WE lieuten-
ants: float of cycle path.
District of Columbia division, League OF Ameri-
can Wheelmen-Edward Kloman, Road Consul;
r. c. Rogers, First Assistant; DIR. Robert Scott
Lamb. Second Assistant; Master Ira s. Pope, in
full uniform OF admiral members in regular light
cloth uniform. check pattern, with lanterns and
banners
Arlington Aheelmen-Frank c. Potts, Captain;
Robert Stone, First Lieutenant; Harry Walker,
Second Lieutenant. Uniform, red and black caps
and sweaters, white duck pants, black STOCK
ings; white duck Shoes about thirty-fve In line.
Century Cycle club-Edward ). Byrnes, Cap
tain. Uniform, white duck pants, coats and caps,
black and orange sweaters, black and orange
stockings, and white shoes; about forty-ive in
line.
Leyant wheel,nen-Lee Herrell, Captain; L.
Sanford, First Lieutenant. Uniform, red caps
with regular club uniforms. red lanterns red,
white and blue plumes; about sixty-fi will be in
line.
Highland wheelmen-T. Brosnahan. Captain:
Second Lieutenant; Gordon Bailey, Third Lieu
tenant. Uniform, regular club sweaters of blue
and red, caps 10 MATCH and lanterns; about
eighty in line.
Potomac Wheelmen-w H. Johnston, Captain;
II. Nolmar, First Lieutenant; IL. Pmper, Second
Lieutenant. Uniform, regular club uniform with
sweaters caps. and lanterns; about thirty in line
lafayette Athletic Club Randolph Rabbit
Captain; Edward Long. First Lieutenant. Uni
form. tramp style, with ali the requisites, and
lanterns.
hoI ot,o
Der Of the District OF Columbia division of the
L. A. Y.
The Good Roads Association OF the L. A. W.
vii parade with the District Of Columbia di-
vision. and viii wear the same uniform, with
flags. lanterns, and lights. The different clubs
viii form at points 10 be designated by their
respective captains, and viii move in body TO
the point OF formation OF the parade. Each
club il expected TO bring a detachment OF un-
attached riders, which viii be looked after by
the members q the l. 4. ". designated by the
the japanese style or any colored designs. Clubs
not represented are earnestly requested TO write
the marshal, who will forward any information
desired. Protection from crowds viii be perfect
as the line OF march viii be roped on both sides
The Printers and Pressmen.
The pressmen's union will participate in
the night parade IN elaborate costumes
Columbia Union No. 161 of the Interna-
tionai Typographical Union viii have sOt
men in line with white yachting caps
canes. and flags. The bookbinders of the
Government Printing Office will have IL
men in line with white caps and torches
| The Georgetown and Columbian universi-
ties will have swell delegation, consisting
Of 800 students, in the parade. They viii
carry torches.
All Of the local banks have agreed Il
close on Tuesday. October 5, and a genera
holiday is desired
Representatives Boutelle OF Maine ant
! Babcock Of Wisconsin have accepted invi-
| tations to attend Governor Roosevelt o
| New York viii attend the dinner in honor
OF Dewey.
The special committee 10 confer with
! Admiral Dewey left this city at II 80 last
night over the Pennsylvania Railroad The
members viii be taken to the Olympia OF
a naval tug
Capitol Committee Appointed.
Following are the members of the sub
/ committee OF the reception COMMITTEES
which will take charge of the interior Of
the Capitol during the exercises on octobel
3. They will report to Sergeant at Arms
/ Bright OF the Senate tomorrow at 10 a. m.
Justice r. H.zAlyey, Charles j. Bell, James G.
| Berret. Justice Y. 7. Bingham, Thomas Blagden
Scott c. Bone, Gen. IL. V. Boynton, Justice A. c
! Bradley, Chaplin Brown, Mrs L. 8 Brown DIR
1 = R4fSqv Toripp y CharralI n II r.,,rot.