Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-19

Order of Civic Parade
! Chairman William Dickson Of the civic
parade committee has completed the as
| signments of the civic, trades and business
| mems procession, which will move through
the city the first day (Tuesday) of the cele-
braticn The order is as follows: William
Dickson. grand marshal; Major Richard
A O'Rrien u S. V. chief Of staff: Capt
Charles L. Beatty. L. S. v, chief of spe-
cial aids.
Marshars aids-Col David Ayres, Thomas
A. Bynum, w. S. Barker,!tP Warfieid
Browning Howard l.. Christman w F.
Calloday. August Davis. jr.: Jules A De
monet Edward II. Drcop, f. NJ Dyren-
forth, Capt. H. G. Forsberg. Ahram Frey,
Fred G. Gieseking, Col. Daniel a Gros-
venor, w. A. Greer Capt. Andrew W. Kel-
ly, Fred. r. Kern. W. F. Lannon, Joseph
Mathy Arthur C. Moses jr.. p. J. Nee w.
Fl. Oliver John F. O'Neill Norman Pruett,
George w Rae ]. S: Redman. John II.
Rider. l. N. Runyon. J. S. Robinson, e J.
Roche. Col. O. G.. Staples, Or. l.. 3. SWORN
| stedt c. B. Smith, Col De Witt c. Sprasue,
Capt Harlan L. Street. U.s.A. N f.
| vowles. DR. A. G. White ]. vinsan Wig
gins and William H. Yerlses. ir
First division-Thomas Wilkinson, mar
shall; music, military rank of Knights of
Pythia and visiting knights, Col. Harry
Cogzins in command: Ascalon Tempe No.
81 knights of Khorassan: music. Improved
Order CT Red Men, with feat: F. w. Kah-
lert, marshal; Apache Indian reoresenta-
ton; drum corps Knights of St. John. the
League of American Independence float
American Protective Association. music,
citizens mounted, dele%atfon from Congress
Heights C. W. Frazee. marshal; Junior
Order of United American Mechanics with
float George Keithley. marshal: manual
training exhibits of the District schools I'M
der charge of John Chamberlain, esq;
three floats.
Second divfsion--J. Henry Buscher. mar
shall: music Butchers Benevolent Associa-
ton. District of Columbia, Andrew LoefHer,
jr., marshal; Butchers Association of Bal
timore, Md, Nicholas Tegges, marshal; or
ganized German societies of the District of
Columbia with float; E. L. Elterich. pres
ident: Ferdinand Miller, vice PRESIDENT: Ru-
dOlph Sadr. honorary president; GustaVs
Bender. secretary. officers of the DeutSch-
er Central Verein. in carriages, viz. The
AriOn Gerang Nerein. the Germania Maen-
nerchor. the Plattdeutsche Verein, the We
rein der Bayern, representatives of Ger
man-Ar1erican organization. the knights
IN Black mounted, Charles GerSver, cap
tain: Veteran Ffremen's Association of the
District of Columbia.
Third dvisiOn-J. L. Feeney marshal;
music: Central Labor Union, with float;
Building Trades Council. with float; CO.
lumbia Lodge of Machinists with two
floats. r. Henry Lewis, marshal; music.
Haley's Band; Steel and Copper Plate
Printers, with float, Henry W. Szegedy
marshal; drum corps; Journeymen Plumb
ers and Gasfitters' Union, with float. Mich
olas J. Plass marshal; Columbia Typo
graphical Union, with float, f. c. Jones'
president; International Brotherhood Of
Bookbinders, No. 4, with float; Bricklayers'
Union, No. l. with float; drum corps;
Horseshoers' Benevolent Union, Patrick
ConelIy, marshal; stonemasons' organiza-
ton, Henry Hegcrty, marshal
Fourth divsion-Capt. Matthew Goddard
marshal; music, Mount Pleasant Drum
Corps; A. Guide. floral float; Andrew Loef-
fer, float; S. Kann & Sons, float; Pabst
mar limo
Brewing Company, float; Consumers Brew
Ing Company float; Castelbergs National
Jewclry Company, float; music; Nicholas
Auth, float and marching delegation; T. T.
keane float; George W. Knox Express
Company Winslow Manufacturing Com
pany. Columbia Lithia Water Company,
Royal Drug Company, Houriet Picture
Frame Company, Independent Ice Com
pany.
Ambulance stations.
Or. D. Percy Hickling, chairman of the
public health committee, made public today
the following stations OF ambuances: Sta
ton No /, corner Sd street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest, telephone 1858; sta
ton No. q 18th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Central National Bank, tele-
phone 1906; station No: ,, 18th and Penn
sylvania avenue, Raleigh Hotel. telephone
1901; station No 1, 18th and Pennsylvania
avenue, Regent Hotel, telephone 1892; sta
ton No. g. 10Th and New York avenue, =.
and o. office. telephone TO1; station No. 6,
southwest corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
18th street northwest, telephone 1903: sta
ton No. (, Pennsylvania avenue and 22d
street, southeast corner, telephone 21J0:
station No. g. northeast corner 18th and
streets. telephone 49,: station No. 9, 14th
and K streets, telephone 415: station No. TO-
ftth and F. streets northwest, telephone
3d.: station No. II, corner 18th and f
streets northwest, telephone $40: station
No. II, corner 9th and F streets northwest
telephone 1851; station No. 13. corner 9TH
and d streets northwest, telephone 533
station No IA. White Lot. fireworks; sta
ton No. -, White Lot, fireworks; station No.
1i, Convention Hail. station No. IL city
hall, near place of formation, Tuesday and
Wednesday only; station No. IL, The Den,
14th and w streets northwest, Thursday
only. u O'Clock; station No. 49, 14th and
Rhode Island avenue, telephone 21I3, Thurs
day only: station No. 20, 9th and Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, telephone 1896, Tuesday only.
An Artistic Poster.
Modern art. as exemplifed in the poster,
has received marked addition to its cata-
logue of excellent things in that line from
the inspiration of the peace jubilee, and
very artistic design by Miss Irma r. Peix-
otto daughter OF the late capt Daniel L.
NJ. Peixotto, and granddaughter of Mr.. A
S Soomons has been reproduced by Htho-
graphy and will be displayed for general
approval everywhere in Washington. The
theme taken by the talented young lady is
the feVelry night. A clown, a harlequin
and d graceful domino just unmasking are
depicted in strkingly characteristic atti-
tudes. the colors-red, black and white-be-
ing used with splendid effect. The poster
will doubtless be in much demand by col
lectOrs.
Interest ia Departments.
Great interest is felt at the Treasury and
other departments as to whether they will
be closed at any time during the peace
jubilee next week. 1t is supposed the Pres
ident will issue an order on the subject next
week. out If he does not it is thought that
the heads of departments will give a few
hours each day for participation in the fes-
tVlties. Secretary Gage said today that If
the Presltent does not issue an order he
Will probably close his department about
O'Clock each afternoon.
Order to Police Force.
Maj. Sylvester today issued a circular
order TO the members of the police depart
ment calling attention to their duties next
week. The circular reads:
Beginning Tuesday, May D. 1899, the
national peace jubilee will be inaugurated
In Washington, to continue the 2ith and
D,yth lnSt1nfS Tod will he