The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-22
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FOR THE
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
OF TIE
FOURTH OF july,
IN THE CITY OF MANIToWoO.
Salute OF 81 Guns at Sunrise; Music on each
side of the River. playing until the Salute il
fired; Ringing of Bells on Churches, School
and Engine Houses, Factories, etc.
Owners and Captains of Vessels are request
cd to raise the flags on their vessels.)
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Place of rendezvous on the South Side of the
river. Exercises will be performed
In the North Side Park.
Officers OF tho Day, Military Companies, So
cieties etc, will meet At precisely o'clock at
their respective places designated, so as to be
able TO march i'll rank of the procession TT 8
o CLOCK A. ".
First Division will assemble at Turner Hall,
10 extend up to Eighth Street.
Second vision--procession OF Schools-wiIl
form at South Side Park.
Third Division viii form its line on Marshal
Street, Jueing West
at 9n'ciOck. when the first signal gun will
be fired, ali the bells of the city will be rung
and the procession sill move from Washington
Park, on Washington Street, east to Eighth
Street, on Eighth Street across the river to
Commercial Street. east to Sixth Street, along
Sixth Street north to the Park, where the OK
erciSeS will be held.
Procession Will move III following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Aid de Camps. Aid de Camps,
GRAND MARSHAL OF THE DAY.
SIX POLICEMEN.
ANCIENT TINE OF 1776.
Assistants. Assistants.
MARSHAL OF FIRST DIVISION.
MARTIAL MUSIC.
One full-rig2ed Ship, sailor boys on the masts
people whites and Indians engaged in
throwing tea boxes overheard. Drawn
by six black horses
PATRIOTIC WOMEN OF THE REVOLUTION,
on horseback, to represent the I3 colonies.
DresS, a la Martha Washington.
WASHINGTON AND STAFF,
surrounded by his officers of the different ma
tionalities-LaFayctte Steuben, Kosiosllo.
COMPANY OF CONTINENTAL SOLDIERS.
Committee reading the Deelarationof ndepen-
dence from the old State House at Pfil;i-
dephia. Drawn by white horses.
PULASKI,
the Polish hero, with his troops.
SECOND DIVISION.
Assistant. MARSHAL. Assistant.
THE PRESS,
on well-decorated wagon, printing the Declar-
alton OF Independence in English and
the people.
WEINS('HENK'S BAND.
SCHOOLS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
with their respective teachers
FREIE ENGERBUND.
THIRD DIVISION.
MODERN TIMES OF 1876.
Policemen. Policemen.
Assistant MARSHAL Assistant.
MANITOW0C CITY BAND.
81 LADIES ON DECORATED WAGON,
TO represent the States of the Union, Drawn
by SIX horses. 81 -:
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. =.
PRESIDENT oy THE DAY AND VICE PRESIDENTS
SPEAKERS OF TIE DAY AND HEADERS
OF TIE DECLARATION.
CITY COUNCIL, WITH IT'S OFFICERS
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS and MEMS. of LEGISLATURE.
COUNTY SUPERVISORS and OFFICERS,
decorated wagon.
VETERANS OF 1872 (B. Jones and j. TOWN.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, INyAbIDS of Il ATE WAR
COMPANY OF STATE MILITIA,
commanded by Capt F. Becker
FRATERNITY OF FREE MASONS.
ODD FELLOWS.
SONS CT HERMANN
SLOVANGKA LIPA.
pRUIDs.
TURNER'S SOCIETY.
NORSK YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
sFIRE DEPA RTMFNT, WITH APPARATUS
INVITED GUESTS.
It is expected that all the different corpora
tons in the city ard county VIII DC represent
ed IN the Procession
Minute Guns to the number Of 101 will be
fired, commencing when procession moves
EXERCISES IN THE PARK.
First Music, followed by Singing by the
FREEZER SPnQer6Hnd.
Reading Of Declaration of Ind. in English.
Music.
Grafton, by Rev. C. b. STEVENS.
Reading of Declaration in German.
Music,
Grafton. in German. by CHAs. ESsLINGER.
After this, the procession will form again aud
march back in the same order to Washington
Park, where the procession viii dissolve.
In the afternoon, Promenade Concert will
be given in Washington Park by the Manito-
woe City Band. Prof. Weinschenk' Band will
play at GeTpheidas Park for the benefit of the
Fire Department and younger people generally
EVENING.
FIREWORKS liz SOUTH SIDE PARK.
scene AT YORKTOWN.
THE SURRENDER or TIE BRITISH FLAGS TO
WASuINGT0N's ARMY, &c.
TIE COMMITTEE
*. K. RAND Secretary.