The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-12
DAs FRIEDENFEsT.

| The Correct Programme for the Grand
Pageant OF Monday Next.
In view of the fact that there is considerable
| doubt on the part of some of the societies in
tending to participate In the procession of Mon
| dav next as to their appropriate place, we pre-
| sent below the correct order in which the line
| will be formed
100 Policemen, under command Of Chief Mulhollapd.
Chief MarshalGeneral John +. Ballier
Valentine Baess Colonel VI Moore F. zniss and William
Assistant MarshaIs
0nriS Newton BroWs ssS%id GStsSS iSS. James ''''
s'hgglss gOsspR SH&55is sS6Isd S5 Gna!s eao '0
Surrounded By thirty men as Ublaus.
DIVISION
Marshal, Colonel g; Klenz.
TEirsS AsSs;iSs Esd ESi'I Hi1sSai', Ras'ars
SStaTsns s %ar % Sadt4 a the 81 Ros
command Of Major Mcguire
The sf%aS Ss%SSri Sosps Of sRS fSsR sSS0t
A wagon upholding the Peace Monument with men
carving on it an inscription.
Drum Corps.
The pbiIaSepbia Re TF5neE TSTn Esmsn: Sssooiatio,
GeTmsn T@rn and z Turner Pupils Society.
The Fair Hill Peace Club.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, Jacob stein.
m % SS s of the
with distngn sbad Guests and Orators bSTogoSSs
umph Wagon in their midst
ERs @Sedn anisSTs dscoiateG tn fTsSP T SoIsSTm oMs
Wagon IN Of the FEssVS Psnts5 Optical
MSfe2s Be MoudoP ssnd
Marsha Ernest Gross.
Delegation of SH5S6or' Snsio 1000 strong.
Bakers, in company with the Teutonic Sengerbund
United Uoniectioners.
MIX Dealers.
Marshal Albert H. Ladner
VIM R@sEs William i ElEPs ~% Gsises, Jos
Glassmakers, Mas9ns, and stonecutters.
Iron Mopders, Maehinists, India Rqbbermakers, Out
lers surgicsi fnstrrmt ntnakeTs. PLUMBERS, @ Gas
smiths, TnsmitSs. an. and BrassfOunders.
oarriagemakors and BoardOIs Philip Manns Hotel
FIFTH DIVISION.
MarshalAAosgtsin ASsgtsn9 Il MaA:bsIs A bSIIsemins'r
The weayers and Dyers.
United Haberdashers
with Wagons and Machine Operators.
Makers @ofters Hair oaS snS Toy
AN'''' "'iA Brush Makers %SSs O'n'''' 'p' anu
Delegations citizens from Frankford and German town
DIVISION
Marshal.y9hn Oh Salber.
00S"''0" Music. sI IDee'-Ofe"ef'
Coopers, Bungmakers and Cork cutters, and Wine.
dealers Mns;c
Cigar Matchmakers dealers in Mineral and Soda
TSs sRifss fsV% aao' 6aS
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Marshal-Tusko Thomas
oHdsr Hisissan5 q Odd Safsar,s Fellows.
German Order of Harugari.
LeiSsn Ssn' %eissn IT ias1H%nen %%nner
R1dsf Rnissts Ss q a9e FysSias. afa;
Knights Tenplar
DELEGATIONS from Benevolent Societies
Wagon representing the Horticulturists.
EIGHTH DIVISION
A'rsassHISSnssEa &ssistsss ssr.hsia Sisk'r'
United Tanners, i,I.T. TgTTiers. and saddlors.
shoemakers, Bakers, Hat and Gag and Trunk Makers.
NINTH DIVISION.
Marshal-George Getz.
Assistant Marshals
Delegation Of Citizens from Camden.
Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machine oompanys Employees
TENTH DIVISION.
M'rshaiaASssSis Assi.tans Ssrsbslaa HSI%'nn'
Tailors, Paperbox, Mill Stone and Fire Brick Makers.
Citizens on horseback and on foot
All other delegations, not appointed place
in the line, will attach themselves to the last
| DIVISION.
General Ballier has issued the following in
| structions:-
| All the companies and delegations must as
| semble at 9 A. NJ, prompt, on the morning of
| the 18th instant, as follows
First Division-On Columbia avenue right resting on
| Broad street, facing south. ..
Second Dvision-On Broad street, right wing resting
ON Columbia avenue extending to Master and facing
| west.
street. extending far north necessary and facing
| east
Fourth Divson-On Broad street, right wing Master
| street, extending to Poplar and facing west.
Fifth Division-On Broad street. right wing on Poplar
| street, extending to Master and facing east.
Sixth Divson-On Broad street, right wing on Poplar
Seventh Dyision-On Broad streetrght wing Spring
Garden street, extending TO Poplar, and facing east
Eighth DyisionOn Broad street. right wing on Spring
Garden street, extending to Race, ano facing west
Ninth Divison-On Broad street, right wing on Race
street. extending to Spring Garden, ana facing east
Tenth Divison-On Broad streetrght wing on Chestnut
| street, extending north, and facing east
Precisely at 10 o'clock the Division Marshals
must report to the Chief Marshal the number of
men in their divisions, and to its readiness to
| march. The participants are requested to dress
| In black, unless in a uniformed body.
When the line approaches Penn Square the
singers will surround the platform, in readiness
should be turned into the by streets, in order
that the squares may not be obstructed by them.
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENTS.
| Permits Issued at the ONCE of the BuiIdin q
InspectOrs-A Description of the Princi-
cal Properties to be Constructed.
Below is presented a list of the principal
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