The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-29

Fol; THE
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
OF THE
FOU RI'Ii OF july,
IN THE CITY OF MANITOWOC.
Salute of 3! Guns at Sunrise; Music on each
side of the River, PLAYING until the Salute is
hred; Ringing of Bells ON Churches School
ana Engine Houses. Factories, etc.
Owners and Captains OF Vessels are request
ed TO raise the flags on their vesselsJ
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Pace Of rendezvous on the South Side of the
river. Exercises viii be performed
In the North Side Park.
Officers Of the Day, Military Companies, So
cietics. etc, viii meet at precisely O'Clock al
their respective places designated, 50 as 10 be
able to march III rank Of the procession nj
o'clock ~ M
First Division will assemble at Turner Hall
to extend up to Eighth Street
Second Division procession of Sehools-wiIl
form at Soulh Side Park.
Third Division VIII form its line Marshal
Street facing rest.
AT 9o-clociS. when the first signal gun will
be fired. al the bells of the city viii be rung
and the procession viii move from Washington
Park, ON Washington Street, east TO Eighth
Street, ON Eighth Street accrosS the river to
Park street, thence cast to and into the Park,
where the exercises will be held
Procession Will move III following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Aid Camps. Aid de Camps,
GRAND MARSHAL OFTHE DAY.
SIX POLICEMEN.
ANCIENT TINE OF lfZ6.
Assistants Assistants.
MARSHAL OF FIRST DIVISION.
MARTIAL MUSIC.
One full-rig9cd Ship, sailor boys on The masts :;
people twhitcs and lndiilns) engaged in
throwing tea boxes overheard. Drawn
10y six black horses.
PATRIOTIC WOMEN OF TIE REVOLUTION,
on horseback, to represent the ID colonies.
Dress u Ia Martha WitShia9toR.
WASHINGTON AND STAFF,
surrounded by his officers of the different ma
tionalities-Latiyette, Steuben, KosiOSko.
COMPANY OF CONTINENTAL SOLDIERS.
Committee reading the Declaration of Tndepen-
dcnce from the old State House ut Phil;l-
delphia. Drawn by white horses.
PULASKI,
the Polish hero, with his troops.
SECOND DIVISION.
Assistant. MARSHAL. Assistant
THE PRESS,
on weil-dec grated wagon, printing the Dcclar-
alton of Independence in English and
German and scattering it among
the people.
WE. NSCHENKS BAND.
SCHOOLS OF TIE CITY AND COUNTY
with their respective teachers.
FREIE S1ENGERBUND.
THIRD DIVISION.
MODERN TIMES OF 1876.
Policemen. Policemen.
Assistant. MARSHAL. Assistant
MANIToWoC CITY RAND
81 LADIES On 4 DECORATED WAGON,
TO represent the States OF the Union, Drawn
by six horses.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
PRESIDENT OF THE DAY AND VICE PRESIDENTS
SPEAKERS OF TIE DAY AND READERS
OF THE DECLARATTON.-
CITY COUNCIL, WITH ITS OFFICERS.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS and MEMS. of LEGISLATURE
COUNTY SUPERVISORS and OFFICERS,
decorated wagons.
VETERANS OF 1912. o. Jones and J. TOWN.
VETERANS OF MEXICAN WAR.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, INYALIns of Il ATE WAR
COMPANY OF STATE MILITIA
commanded by Capt. F. Becker.
FREEZER s.ENGERBUND.
CONC Ntil[S
FRATERNITY OF FREE MAs0NS.
ODD FELLOWS.
SONS OF HERMANN.
SLOVANSEA LIPA.
DRUIDS.
NORsK YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
TURN YEREIN.
CATHOLIC CONTAGIOUS SOCIETY
LUTHERAN ASSOCIATION
FIRE DEPARTMENT VI It'll APPARATUS.
INVITED GUESTS.
It is expected that ali the different corpora
lions in the city and county viii be 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
Freier SGRQe1bu1ld.
Reading of Declaration of Ind, i'll English.
Music.
Grafton, by Rev. c. B. STEVENS
Reading of Declaration in German.
Music,
Grafton. in German, by CnAs. ESsLINGER,
Returning, the procession will form i'll the
same order and march down Sixth to Chicago
Street. west ON Chicago TO Seventh, south on
Seventh to York, west on York to Main, over
Main Street Bridge to Washington Park.
In the Afternoon, a Promenade Concert will
be given in Washington Park by the Manito-
woe City Band. Prof. Weinschenk's Rand will
play at Gcrpheila's Park for the benefit of +1,c
Fire department and younger people generally
EVENING
FIREW ORKS IN SOUTH SIDE PARK
SCENE AT YORKTOWN,
TIE SURRENDER OF TIE BRITISH FLAGS TO
WAsH1NGT0N'S ARMY, &C.
TIIE COMMITTEE,
CHAs. EssLINGER, Chairman.
f. IL