Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
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sharp.
Lieutenant Amiss will police the band
concert at the south front of the treasury
at d O'Clock pm.
Lieutenant Amiss will police the fire.
works on the monument grounds, at
o clock pm, with the detail of the previous
day.
Lieutenant Boyle will report at the Execu-
tive Mansion at I o'clock pm, and Will
have detail for reception, the several lieu
tenants assigning ten men to meet Lieuten-
ant Boyle at the Executive Mansion at the
hour named.
The men should carry small lunches this
day.
Please require your bicycle squad to do
active duty throughout your precinct.
For the civic parade the cars will stop as
follows: At b. and o. depot. at ;':15 pm.
Capital Tractiom: at 14th and New York
avenue, at 3 pm. Capital Traction); at
Washington Circle. at , pm. Capital Trac-
uOn); at 1ith and X streets tsouth b0und1,
at I'm. Capital TractiOn); at 14th and II
streets (east bound. at pm. tMetropoli-
tam; at Eth and f streets {West buund), at
3:45 pm (Metropolitan).
For the floral parade the cars will stop as
follows: AT Washington Circle. at pm.
II necessary Capital Traction; at 18th and
New York avenue tsOuth bound). at 4:45
pm. Capital Traction; at 9th and F
streets (south bound), at $40 pm. Metro
politan; at 14th and H streets (east
bound), at $40 pm. {Metropolitan).
Third Day, Thursday.
The historical pageant will start promptly
at 2 O'Clock pm. from 18th and " streets
northwest.
Twelve mounted men and Seret. Mat
thews will report to the superintendent or
his representative at 18th and w streets
northwest at o'clock pm. to act as es-
cOrt.
IWenty-seven mounted men will report
at o clock pm. to Sergt Harry at 18th
and w streets northwest These men will
nj hA
roadway clear from curb to curb and the
sergeant will protect the rear
AT the conclusion of the parade Lieut..
kenney will detail ten footmen to protect
the floats until they are stored
The several Heutenants will have the
same SUBDIVISIONS as on the first day, ex-
cept that Lieut. Boyle's subdivision will end
at 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
west.
AT o'clock p m., If the parade has passed
down pennsylvania avenue. Lieut. Amiss
VIII divide his command with Lieut. Swim
oeiiS on r street, and Lieut.. Boyle at the
PUBIC speaking stand in front of the Elk
ecuttVe Mansion.
cars will be stopped for the historical
pageant as follows: At 14th street above w
street at 80 pm Capital Traction); at
18TH and Pennsylvania avenue send ahead
and stop; at Peace monument west bound.
at 2:10 pm Capital TractionD; at 7th street
and It'll and + streets. send ahead and stop
on approach of procession; at 18th and II
at 3:2O pm.
Lieut.. Amiss will police the band concert
at the south front of the treasury at 6
o'clock pm.
Lieut.. Amiss will police the fireworks on
the monument lot at 8 o'clock pm
Lieut.. Hefner will report at Convention
Hail at $50 pm, where ten men from each
precinct will be ordered to report.
metropolitan police badges will be recog-
nized. Committee in citizens clothes wear
ing our badge, will be recognized as assist
ants to the police.
Carriages will be regulated to approach
the hall from the west.
Duplicate checks will be given
1t is important that all intoxicated or dis
orderly persons or persons of known evil
repute be properly disposed of by the police
or committee.
Metropolitan Chimes Program.
The chimes of the Metropolitan NJ E
Church will ring out the following pro-
gram tomorrow at am:
Statutes; America" unknown; American
hymn, Speed Our Republic" Keller;
Hall Columbia" Hopkinson: Rally
Round the Flag" Bradbury: National
Welsh air March of the Men Of Harlem:
Barnby: "Old Hundred
At II m.-"America," unknown; National
Song of Greeting Fillmore; Columbia,
the Gem Of the Ocean" Shaw; "Our Flag
is There National Welsh air. March of
Lac
Who Wears the Blue" Arnold: Way
Down Upon the Suwanee River" Comm
Thro the Rye; There is No Flag Like
the Red. White and Blue" Harris: "Old
Hundred; Nelson Gapen, chiner.
Committee on Law and Order.
Upon the recommendation of Mai Rich
ard Sylvester, chief of police and chairman
of the peace jubilee committee on law
and order, the members of the committee
wer9 today commissioned by the District
Commissioners as additional privates of the
police force for duty in connection with
the jubilee for the 22d. I'D oath 18th and
18th instants. The members of the COM
mittee are: T. F. Alvey. d. ". Baker, H an
~ Blair, Howard Brooks, r. W. Buckley
l.. S. Brown. Frank Byram. Charles Camp
bell c. Fred Cook. r. W. Dutton. j. A
Henderson, jr.. W. NJ. Harper. j. Whit Her
ron. W. C. Hubs, ]. K. Harris. Rudolph
Kauffmann A. W. Kelly, James McElhone,
Francis Nye, T. Percy Meyers. W. Fl.
Pearse; J, Y. Potts, George W. Rouzer E.
j. Roche, Mason n. Richardson. J. Edgar
Smith. F. c. Shaw. Hal Smith, A ]. Sum-
mers, John b. Thompson. MOrven Thomp-
son. Harry William, G. S. Watson, O. L.
Whipple d. J. Walsh. Arthur Il. Warner,
Clarence Wright and H. L. West.
The Fireworks Display.
Henry j. Pain, the fireworks king. is per-
Sonally experimenting the large force or
men at work on the stage setting for the
grand pyrotechnical display to be held to-
morrow, Wednesday and Thursday nights
on the monument lot. This great fire.
works expert promises that his efforts
here shall eclipse anything of the kind
ever attempted by him before, and the oc-
cason promises to be the chief event of the
peace jubilee.
I'VE are putting the finishing touches to
our work" said Mr. Pain, and l am con-
fdent that our pictures of the thrilling
happenings in the harbor of Manila and
on San Juan Hill will be so realistic that
we will surprise our most ardent admirers.
By the way. l would like to announce to
the public on behalf of the committee In
charge of these fireworks that in case of
rain on Tuesday night the performance will
be postponed until Friday night. at which
time all holders of Tuesday night tickets
will be admitted. The Wednesday night
show will be postponed until Saturday in
case the weather is wet, and the Thursday
night bill until the following Monday. DO
YOU know that we are having hard time
to find a hundred men who -are willing to
nut on the Spanish uniform and act as
supers in the San Juan Hill fghtE
Schools and District Offices.
That the school children may witness the
peace Jubilee parades the District Commits