The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
KeceivfssO Senator B0vard.

THE ARRANGEMENT FOR THE GREAT
EVENT NEAR COMPLETION - THE
PROCESSION AND THOSE WHO WILL
TAKE PART IN 1T.
The unexpected arrival of Senator
Bayard in this city on Friday night, will
lot to any extent interfere with tie re-
ception that has been p'a' ned for him
by his constituents, and the affair wi!
come off just as auspiciOusly as though
he had not arrived until every thing was
in readiness for the occ ision.
Recent meetings of the committee on
the reception and things pertaining to it,
have brought the Arrangements for tie
reception very near completion, and
very fair idea OF what the affair will COLI
sist Of can be given now. Tle eveIt
will consist of grand street parade and
a reception equally grand at the Opera
House when It is over. and
The procession will form al From AIu y.
Madison streets about 7.30 o'clocA '.
the evening. Previous to the starting OF
tn parade, the citizens reception CON-
mittee will visit the Senator at his resi-
dence and escort him to the place re-
served for him in the procession. Tie
deta Is OF the formation of the line are
necessarily incomplete as yet owing to
the fact that all The participant are as
yet unknown. It will be escorted by
the volunteer militia. Quite number
of bands will be in the procession,
among them the Weccacoe Legion Band
of Philadelphia, which has been engaged
by the Jefferson Democratic club, and
the McClurgh band of the same city,
.-vI, v.tst tl.n
Opera House.
The procession will start from Front
and Madison streets, in to Ma ket street
and thence up as far as Tenth street
Here, it will countermarch to the Opera
House. The exercises inside the bu Id
| ing will commence as near s o'clock al
possible. After music by the band an
organization will be effected by election
of officers.
The address of welcome will then
follow, and will be made by DR.. l.. p
Bush, who will take the place of Hi
Honor, Mayor Almond, whose healtl
will not permit him to make the address
Senator Bayard will then respond
and a general handshaking will fol
low.
GETTING READY FOR THE PARADE
The employees of the Harlan & Hol
lingsworih Company held a meeting
Saturday evening to arrange for taking
part in the reception. II. f. LannoI
was chairman and f. T. Emmons, sec
retary. Thomas James was made chic
marshal, and then appointed the follow
ing assistants:
Frank S. EmmOns, John O'Brien
James Shakespeare, Thomas McCloskey
George Young, Nehemiah Sinex, Geo
Carlisle, Saml Adams, VIM. Lindsey
VIM. K. Bailey. About 800 men iron
the works are expected to join the pa
rsde.
The German citizens will meet tc
n ght, in Capelle's building, to tax
action J ag9n en turning jng 9nt,v .-..-~...
I to turn out should inform Gen. j. Park
Posiles of their intention as early a
possible Gen. POstles, in this connection
has issued the following notice:
WILNINGroN. DEL. Nov. 10th, 1873;
citizens en- nidsse, at Front and Madiso
streets tomorrow evening. All organize
bodies or delegations of citizens organize
as such, intending to participate In tn
parade, and which have not reported, Wi
report at once TO the Chairman of tn
Committee on Procession, that they ma
be given place for formation, and thei
places in line arranged. All such organ!
cations must be formed at the places al
signed them at O'Clock. The processio
will move at 7.80 sharp. No banner
transparencies, badges or notices OF
political nature viii be allowed in tn
line. Carriages or mounted men will ia
| IN the line behind the organized bodies
The route Of parade will be In Front stree
to Market thence to the Opera Hous
where the line will be dismissed. Cit
zens along the line are requested to Ill.
inmate their residences and places {
business. j PARKE PosTLES,
Chairman Committee on Procession.