The times., 1899-04-15
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The following members were present:

Sidney Bieber J. H. Buscher, Chaplin Brown,
Gustaye Bender, Charles Childs. 7. W. Cadick.
J. d. Carmody W d. Campbell. William V.
Cox, N. Dyreniorth W. W. Danenhower, II. F.
DAILY. NJ I. Donohue. William Dickson. Edward
NJ. Dawson, George W. Evans, Charles Ebert, J.
c. Ergood, ". F. Guide, J. Il. Galloway, Louis
Goldsmith. II. +. Getz, +. B. Hay, F. II. Hos
ford. 5. b. Hege. Emilio Huck, c. A. Hartman,
V. Baldwin johnson. r. A. johnson. Z. l.. John
son. NJ. D. Jacobs 4. l.. Jordan, \. W. Kelley,
George ". Knox, Charles kfae1ner W. ;. Knox,
4. Lisner. John Leeteh. II. p. Murphy. Col.
Henry May, +. w. Nenmeyer X Nicolaides, J.
l.. Newbold, Z. > Randall. William Ramsay,
Z. C. Schafer Leo Simmons, +. A. Sebring, c.
T. Wood. and f. X. Raymond.
The committee on civic parades held
good meeting, with Chairman Dickson pre-
siding and r. L. Mattingly as secretary.
About thirty members were present.
Letters were read from the Improved Or
der of Red Men and the Arion Gesang
verein signifying desire TO take part
in the parades and stating that commit
tees had been appointed TO act with the
Jubilee committees.
Reports from the various subcommittee
showed progress, and preparations for the
big parade are well under way. The COM
mittee on prizes asked for an appropria-
tion Of 81 600 so that handsome prizes
could be offered and competition stirred
up.
| 100 letters had been sent to like num-
Der of the biggest advertisers in the coun-
try The letter states the scope of the
Jubilee and invites the placing of floats In
| the tradesmen's parade.
c. Woerner reported progress for the
committee on wheelmen. and stated that
| the parade OF wheelmen would be held at
night There will be 1000 wheelmen from
out of town in the city on May "a. as
l l., hold In, hi 0ftt
on that date 1t is expected that the big
gest parade of wheelmen ever held in this
country will be seen in Washington on
the night Of May q. The bicycles will be
Illuminated and decorated
Chairman Szegedy stated that a meeting
of the committee on trades organizations
and labor unions would be held on Tues
day afternoon.
c. f. Gundlach stated that a German
division was being organized and would
! be feature of the parade.
II was suggested that invitations be
| sent to organizations in Baltimore and
nearby cities asking them to participate
| in the celebration. Ascalon Temple, No
| 81. knights OF Khorassan, has sgniiied its
! intention of taking part in full uniform.
The committee then adjourned until Fri
day next at s p. IN.
The committee on the historical pageant
donia last night. subcommittee were
elected to select the persons TO assume the
various characters in the parade.
The committee on music held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and considered the
question OF the number of bands to be
engaged and how these might be paced
to the best advantage. The list of bands
has not yet been prepared. The following
have accepted positions on the committee
on music and concerts:
Chairman. Frank T. Howe: vice chairman. r
+ Poster, Charles Bsyley. John c. Clancy, f.
II. Droop. ". j. Dwyer. B. Frank Gebert T. E.
| Cannon Emil iioIer, J. b. Mccarthy, Willard
iioleonb Harry W. Howard, Charles j. James,
v. Prince King Dr. Z. S. Kimbsii, Josef Kaspar,
u. j. Rnbel, Ernest Lent. James 4. Luckett,
iierndon Morsell. Mariana Mana. W. ID. NcFar.
land. Whitman osgood. l.. II. Painter, Claiming
Pollock. Randolph Rapley. Herman c. Rakn-
mann, Maurice splain. Eugene Stevens Ed Stein,
James A. Traitor. Edward yarela, Henry A.
White. William waldecker, Hugo worch and
Henry Xander.
A special meeting OF the executive conf
mittee will be held tonight at s o'clock.