Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
The Grand Republican Parade.


Major Gen. John NJ. Dunn, Marshal.
Aids.
The Division will be composed of the
Mounted Boys in Blue, the several
infantry battalions, one section
of artillery, and the Roke-
by Guards.
The mounted men will form on King St.,
South of 4th st., right resting on 4th st.,
facing West. The infantry, artillery and
Rokeby Guards will form on King St.,
North of 4th ST., right resting on 4th st.,
facing East.
SECOND DIVISION.
Col. Joseph Hyde, Marshal.
Aids
Benz. Denny, Joseph Calvert, Thomas
Omensetter.
The Division will consist of "The Citi-
zens' Ward Clubs" of the city, and the Nc
Mullen Guards. They will form on French
St., South Of 4th st.. right resting on 4th,
facing West.
THIRD DIVISION.
Chas. W. Talley, Marshal.
Aids:
Geo. W. Todd, q. Q. Conrad, Elbridge G.
Sibley.
The Division will form on French St.,
North Of 4th St., right resting on 4th st.,
facing East, and will be composed of the
Young Mems Republican Club, and the
Bird Guards.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Organizations that have not already re-
ported will be assigned to the different di-
visions, as soon as they report to Chief
Marshal
Bands of music will be assigned to divi-
sions by special orders.
The formation Of the column will be by
Nf oiv nd tha lnff
quested to preserve the propar distance
The Chief Marshal, Aids, Marshals of
Divisions, and their assistants will be
mounted. Dress, black suits, silk hats and
white gloves,
The Chief Marshals Aids will report for
duty to the Chief Marshal corner of 4th and
King streets, at O'Clock, p. no.
The Marshals of Divisions will form their
Divisions in column in the order designa-
ted, promptly at sop. M, ar1 report to
''' 'O- ' ...1 dependence OF mnnns
., "a, une prosperity of her manufacturing IA
terests, the speaker proceeded to read from
the st. Louis platform, (said to have beer
written by Mr. Tilden, himself and fron
The election in New Castle county is to be car
risd, not by talk, BUT BY WORK. Oct cut tn
Republican strength, IN EVERY HUNDRED, an,
preUent Democratic frauds, and our majority Il
the county is as sure as that the 7th of Novembe
will come!
eeAhe Democratic platform of Delaware
'opted last May, denunciations of til,
iff system, and a demand for its repeal
aferred to the fact, also, that Senate
,rr,.r 49, a recent speech in this city, haC
-11s INsr"NT VT Tzr tH denounce it, and afte
DOWN. 80;
The Philadelphia papers announce that
there will be a general sale of all the build
ings belonging to the Centennial Board of
Finance on Thursday, November Both, at II
O'Clock a. m. The list comprises the Main
Building and Carriage Annex, Agricultural
Hail. with Wagon and EPomological Annex.
es; the Art Annex, Photographers Exhibi-
ton Building, Shoe and Leather Building,
Judges Hall, Butter and Cheese Building,
guard station houses, and various other
small buildings. Particulars of the sale
will be furnished in pamphlet form on appli-
cation ten days before the appointed time.
M. Thomas & Sons, of Philadelphia,
are the auctioneers. The sale was au.
thorized by the Board Of Finance at it's ses-
sion on Monday. The expectation that |
most of the State buildings on the grounds |
will be presented to the city at the close Of |
Exhibition will probably prove not we'll |
founded, as with only one exception they
are Of frame, and, aside from the danger |
from fire, the continuous expense in paint
ing and repairing would soon equal the
original cost of the structures, thus de-
tracing from their actual value for park
The Ohio State Building, how
ever, unlike the rest, was erected
almost entirely of stone, and has
years preserve its present appearance as an
The original intention was to
present this structure to the.city, and at re-
cent meetings of the Ohio State Board the
subject of its transfer to the Park Commits
sioners has been considered. Though no
definite action has been taken in the mat
ter, it is probable that some arrangement
to both the donors and the re-
clpients will be made at an early day The
Herman Pavilion,a substantially built struc-
Jure, may also in due time become the pro-
perry OF the city, as the German Commits
sioners generally favor the project ofpresen-
ing IL TO the Park Commission. Some time
.incelthey wrote to the Minister of Exterior
aHairs at Berlin for instructions in regard to
me proposed transfer, and an answer favor
apie 70 the plan OF permitting it to remain
permanently is confidently expected. So
-ar as at present known, it seems likely that !
ne other minor buildings will be sold to
he highest bidder or disposed of at private
sale at the close of the Exhibition. Pur-
'hasers for many of them are mum rous.
md fair prices will doubtless be Obtained | =
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