Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-14

ton Lishtner, Henry r. Leman and r.
Fahnestook, were particularly bright.
residence OF Mrs. @. McGovern, In Man.
helm township, looked like fairy palace. |
On James street tho houses OF George
Hambright and Jacob Pontz wore bril-.
liantly illuminated. On Mulberry, below
Lemon, live game cook oheerily growing
excited the enthusiasm of the pro
| cession. Tho Eighth ward shone
In blaze Of glory aud volumes
would be required to do Justice
to each illumination Is detail. On West
King street the houses of Rev. @. Reimen
snyder, X. A. Malone, George Pontz and
j, Fritzch's hotel shone resplendent. Tho
building also looked very handsome. On
East King. Lawrence Knapp and Henry
Wolf painted their residences In beautfu
vermilion style. The Second ward did Its
share Of the illuminations. On Limo
street the residences Of w. U. Hensel, and
p. A. Metzger were brilliant, while on
| Orange the houses OF Mr.. John Barry,
James Stewart, ID. McMullen, Mrs. M. A.
Reilly, George N. Reynolds, Mrs P. Kelly,
A. ]. Steinman and Mrs. II. Dougherty
made the squares oriental In magni6oence.
On East King tho residence of some
Democrats shone oonspuoious, and along
Middle and South Queen streets there were
mary notable decorations.
| The parade marched over the following
route: 1t formed right resting on
North Queen at headquarters, North
Queen to Chestnut, to Duke, to New, to
| North Queen, to James, to Charlo' te, to
Lemon to Mulberry. to Orange, to Mary,
to West King, to Dorwart, to Manor, to
West King, to Lime, to Orange, to Ann, to
East King, to Middle, to South Queen, to
Centre Square and dismissed.
Different estimates OF the number in
line range from 5000 to $500.
Too much credit cannot be given TO Col.
Edw. MoGovern and his able assistants.
George w. Zscher and John Sohaum, for
the perfect success that marked every
detail Of the arrangement Of the parade.
COMPOSITION OF THE PARADE.
Promptly at O'Clock tho parade moved
in the following order:
Representatives from each ward of the
city, wearing dark clothes and silk hats.
On the front Of each hat was o letter of
tho candidates. names, and when together
read land-Hendrioks." Between
the two files were three boys, also wearing
silk hats, and each having u letter on the
hat. These letters spelled ''and.'
Chief Marshal, Col. Edward McGoverp,
George w. Zscher, chief Of staff, assistant
marshals and aids.
State Capitol band, of Harrisburg.
Central Democratic club, Of Harrisburg.
under command of Captain Thomas +.
Malouey, with ]. w. Lowery and Joseph
Einsteiu as assistant marshals. This
organization carried several silk banners
and flags.
Drum oorps.
Pioneer corps of Hancock Legion.
Hancock. Legion of Harrisburg, under
J command Of William Fl. Brownwell.
Citizens of Harrisburg.
Liberty band OF Lebanon.
Americus club OF Lebanon, under com
: mand of Frank Molly. This organization
, turned out a large number of men, and il
the line were several silk flags and
, banners.
Columbia cornet band.
Hancock Invincibles of Columbia under
command of Captain Charles Young.
IL Cavalcade of ladies' and gentlemen.
Assistant marshal, John Schaum aids,
. r. A. Malone, II. 3. Miller, Henry Rahter
Henry Altick, Samuel Bitter, and A. G
Pyle.
First Ward B. f. Davis Cleveland ant
Hendricks club.
Il Democratic printers Of the city carrying
1 chinese lanterns.
al Mountville band.
Delegation from Mountville under com
mand of John 8. Hoover.
I'll William Pontz's cigar store delegation.
Assistant marshal, VIM. j. Fordney
{ aids, Cyrus Colvin, J. l.. Steinmetz, J
d NJ. Burke. Theodore Wenditz, Charle
Q Stewart, Henry Brimmer.
}. Democratic employees of the Penn iron
{ works, marohaled by the treasurer
i Charles s. Foltz, assisted by John Ssner
r on horseback, and by several foot mar
shals. A. j. Steinmau. the charm an
walked at the head of the men, with Foo
Marshal Donnelly and some friends.
Adamstown band.
= Second Ward Cleveland club.
Carriages containing number Of prom
!, inent citizens.
! Assistant marshal, William T. Wylie
aids, b. +. Davis, Daniel Logan, Charlie,
! Efinger, George Wall, Henry Wolf, J acol
i Kicker.
Drum corps.
Third Ward Cleveland club.
. b. +. Davis Fourth ward Gles club.
Mt. Sidney band.
!, Fourth Ward b. F. Davis Cleyelan,
: club. VIM. II. Roland, Lemuel Baohle
and Jacob Kautz, marshals.
Assistant marshal, John Ochs aids
William Wisner, James Prangley, VIM
4 Balz, Harry Cruel, Gotleib Wenninger.
Fourth Ward Cleveland and Hendrick
D club.
. Large wagon. on which a forge wa
!. erected, with Zaohariah McGinnis, black
{ smith, at work.
B. F. Davis club of East Lampete
t. township.
. Assistant marshal, w. G. Pyle aids
Bernard Malone. John Jeffries, William