The times., 1899-05-25
THE LAST DAY OF
THE PEACE JUBILEE
The Historical Pageant to
Start Promptly at 1 p. III.
ReyelPieS Ball at Convention Hail
Closes the Festivities.
Tomorrow Nigh: There VIII Be the
Concert for the Benefit OF the
Jubilee Treasury.

This. the third and final day of the Jubi-
lee, viii be notable in that the historical
pageant and the Jubilee revelries will take
place the latter at night at Convention
Hall. The historical parade has been got
ten up at an expense of nearly $4,000, and
will be a series Of pictures, illustrating
the history of America.
Three hundred men and women in cos
tune will impersonate historical charac-
ters. while nearly goo soldiers and sailors
Will represent the troops OF the different
epochs.
The parade will form at Fourteenth and
W Streets northwest and Will cover the
following route, starting at l p. m;
Fourteenth Street south to L Street. L Street
west to Fifteenth Street, Fifteenth Street south
to Rhode Island Avenue. Rhode Island Avenue
west 10 Eighteenth Street, Eighteenth Street
south 10 Peumsy lyana Avenue, Pennsylvania Ave
nue. cast TO Peace Monument. coUnterInarcbing 10
Seventh Street, Seventh Street north to + Street,
+ Street west to Fourteenth Street. Fourteenth
Street north TO II Street, II Street Yves, 10 Fiji
tecnth Street, Fifteenth Street north 10 Street.
X Street east 10 Fourteenth Street, Fourteenth
Street north 10 W Street. Dismiss.
The formation of the pageant will be as
follows:
V Baldwin johnson. Grand Marshal.
Aides-W W Danenbowcr, NJ VI. Lewis.
Marsha,s-Jol. ". II. Michael, Capt. \. V.
Cushman. c. II. SymcS Judge J. C. himhail
Major f. :. HodgSon, JOHN Doyle CaImodN. W. Y.
Cox John L. Ncwbold, Major Richard Sylvester,
Matthew Trimhle. c. F. Wood. Charles G. Dulin.
Honorary marshals-Right Rev. Thomas j. Co
naty, George d. DeShields, Joha 30" Edison. =.
T. Gundlacli. Louis ". Perkins, Andrew W. kel-
ley. C. &. Lancaster, DR.. $. 4. Lewis, Hon.
LII, I Whitman Paul Rock.
with. and Rev. John f. Galligan.
Director Franklin Van Horn.
AssistaEt--Frank Cox and Otto Winnis.
Mounted platoon OF police
Band of music.
Marshal and his aides.
Committee on Historical Pageant.
MOTTO foat-Sutiect, History"
six heTalds blowing tTlImpeta
Six musicians with tuimpets.
Float Columbus at the Court OF Spain. -
Four halberders.
Flust-"IaEding Of Columbus One banner
I15G. Spirit or 70 to consist OF three ciIasae
teTs rs per picture cNtaut OF the drummer ant
the two fters. Thirteen Morgan's rihem& cos
TUNES, TO consist OF green hunting shirts, brown
brce,hcs, eggiHs, shirts. powder horns. and belts
powder boxes and belts. long-hair wigs anC
rnuskcts, broad brimmed hats
Float-"Thc Birth Of Our Flag Battle
flags Of the Rcyuluti0n-"pon't Tread Ne.
Liberty or Death Bunker Hill Flag" Cwhitel
Bunker Hill Flag (red) "Stars and Stripes
The Royal. Savage" Paul Jones" "Commodor'
IIobson.'
General Washington and twelve staff officer
mounted Full uniforms, with swords, wigs
stccks ard sadd!c-clotls.
Forty Continental Infantry Colonial coats, witt
bun iacings. buff brecches. vests leGgins bayo
nets scabbayds. and belts powder boxes and belts
cooked hats and oockade, stocks; muskets
powdered Wigs and gloves.
Float Washington Crossing the Delaware
Thirty Continental sailors. Sleeveless jackets
petticoat trousers, legeins striped shirts, SNUG
Elcrs' caps belts, wigs cutiasses, necl5ties, an,
saslcs Two howitzcrs. with ropes. one nava
captain and one naval lieutenant One battalion
OF artillery. Thifty Continental artillery. Blu
coats turned back with red iacings. white vests
bree,itcs. higgins. cooked hats, swords, canteens
and gloves.