Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-12
Second Days Programme.


Rooms SEsQUI- CENTENNIAL COMTEE
OF the Settlement of Ca, Feb. II, 1873.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 10, 1888.
|. The following order is announced for the
Civic and Trades Procession, on Tuesday, the
II. The Civic Societies will be under direc-
ton of Major j. f. Brooks, Chief Marshal,
with the following assistants:
A. S. BACON, Chief of Staff
Henry Blum, w. Fl. Bennett,
f.. j. AcOsta, Jr., John r. Dillon,
Z. Il. Philput, j. w. Schley,
NJ. Wendelkin, j. n. Johnson,
Clement Saussy, r. f. Harmon,
HI. A. Helper, Albert Wylly,
DR.. II. Z. Myers, Sligo Myers
The line will be formed on South Broad
street, the right resting on Habersham. at 10
O'Clock a. m. precisely, in the following order
from right to left:
l. Third United States Artillery Band.
2. Fire Department.
Chief Engineer Osceola Butler,
Assistant Engineer George MourO.
3. Werner Hook and Ladder Company.
4. Washington Steam Fire Engine Com
5. Washington Hose Carriage.
6. Waiver Steam Fire Engine Company.
Z. Waiver Hose Carriage.
8. Barlow Steam Fire Engine Company.
9. Barlow Hose Carriage
10. Reserve Hose Carriage.
IL. /. o. o. +.
u. Magnolia Encampment, No. l.
l3. OgIethorpe Lodge, No. /.
IA. Live Oak Lodge, No. 3.
10, Dekalb Lodge, No. y.
Is. Haupt Lodge, No. So.
II. knights of Pythias.
Is. De Guesclin Uniform Division.
10. Forest City Lodge, No. /.
20. Myrtle Lodge, No. q.
81. Teutonia Lodge, No. Z.
%. EXcelsior14odge, No. s.
Societies in Carriages.
%. st. Andrews Society.
"a. Georgia Medical Society.
%. Savannah Benevolent Society.
Band.
26. Union Society.
81. Hibernian Society.
IS. German Friendly Society.
20. Workingmen's Benevolent Association.
80. st. Patrick's T. a. B. Society.
81 SOciete Franchise de Renaissance.
30. st. John the Baptist T. A. Il. Society.
80. st. John the Baptist Cadet Corps.
"a. Savannah Turn Verein.
1t is earnestly desired that all of the Socie-
ties will parade in large numbers. Some of
them date back to the colonial days OF our
grand old mother, Georgia, others to the early
years of this century, while all have by their
activity in deeds of benefcence, sustained the
proud character of the empire planted by
James Oglethorpe. 1t is right, therefore, that
they should join heart and soul in this cele-
bratiOn,
III. The Trades Procession will be under
direction of NJ. Thomas Ballantyne, Chief Mar
shall, with the follow assistants:
CAPT, +. M. HULL, Chief of STAFF.
Thomas p. Bond, G. II. Renshart,
Il. b. Catherwood, Frank Winter,
s. G. Guckenheimer. A. X. Lawton, Jr.,
r. H. Anderson, Jr., G.. G. Gaillard,
G. ID. Russell. W. s. Cherry,
J. NJ, Schley, G. b. Pritchard,
ID. G. Allen, +. Wilt,
ID. ID. Arden, J. Cronin,
5 Gazan. g. Eckstein,
II. Z. DeVine.
This part of the procession will, it is hoped,
illustrate in a striking manner the industry,
energy and commercial pride of our beloved
city. The line of floats will be formed on
West Broad street, the right resting on South
Broad, in the order to Predetermined by Chief
Marshal Ballantyne.
". At 1870 the column win march down
south Broad-tO East Broad, down East Broad
TO Bay, up Bay street, passing in review at
the Exchange, before His EXcellency, Cover
nor Stephens, and the Mayor and Aldermen,
to Barnard, up Barnard to Broughton, down
BrOughton to Abercorn, up AbercoIn to Presi-
dent, up President to Drayton, up Drayton to
Jones, up Jones to Barnard, down Barnard to
South Broad.
Upon reaching South Broad the Civic SoGie-
ties will change direction to the right, and the
Trades Procession to the left; they will then
be halted and dismissed.
" In the afternoon there will be an exhibit
ton of the skill and efficiency of the Fire De-
partment. of which further notice will be
given in the journals of Tuesday.
CLIFFORD w. ANDERSON,
Grand Marshal.