Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-16
OUR JUBILEE.
Final Arrangements Made for the Ceie-
bratlon Tonight 1.-THE Grand Pa
rade and the Bali.
OnIcIni Programme from the Marshals
Line OF rch--information OF
Interest 10 An.

The various committees having In
charge the celebration have been hard at
work, but to-day will be devoted to still
harder work, the many things iinpossi.
BILE TO do before remaining to be attended
to,
First the flnauce committee will collect
the subscriptions due and make final
effort TO raise $3.50 yet needed Meet
the committeeman IN generous spirit.
| Reception committees have been APP
| pointed TO be at the trains as they come
( In, to give all Information to visitors and
welcome those who come.
Yesterday all along the Fort Worth &
New Orleans dodger was circulated
bearing the following;
ENCuRsIoS TO FORT WORTH
The last rail between Fort Worth aud WaNa,
haehic Is now laid The road completed aud
ready for business. The management VIII run
an. excursion 70 Fort Worth on next Friday,
! the 10th, and on saturday, the i7th, leaving
] waNahaehle NJ $40 a. NJ, on arrival OF Central
| train. Returning leaves Fort Worth at p, m.
Tickets for the round trip, waxahachic 10
Fort Worth and return, 81.
This Is signed by Hurley & Roche, man
ayers,
The central committee met yesterday
and appointed committee OF twenty 10
welcome the excurslonisss and provided
that anvils should be fred as The train
pulled in. They also request that ouI
leading citizens be present to Join In the
welcome. This train will get here from
l0;45 TO ll;20, no exact schedule time
having been fixed os yet.
At O'Clock the Sherman train bearing
the Grayson Rifles famous band come,
In, and in a few minutes before the Hills
boro and Waco train, with large delega
tions of iremen, and the Itasca band o
seventeen pieces.
THE PARADE.
: Grand Marshal Maddox aud his assist
ants, Capt AL Fowler for the railroad
men, Il. l.. Twombly, George Mulkey
Richard Wilkes, II. Matkin, Pad waltnan
: j. G. Richardson, aud p Bowdry, tn,
veteran fireman, will form the procession
and have laid down the following regula
tions;
The grand marshal will wear rec
D sash. lie will have ten mounted aid
g who will be distinguished by sashes o
a red and white. The assistant marshall
4 will wear blue sashes.
e Division Will consist Of the railwa,
Q display, which will form on East Wealth
0 erford street, head resting on Mai
v street. Il. l. Twombly and Cept.
a Fowler marshals
Division 2-Flremen forming on Eas
: weatherford street Immediately behn
!. Division l. r. Matkin, marshal
Y Division 8-All secret orders In mi
!, form and regalia uniformed division X
n OF Z. in the lead, will form on East Belb
/; nap street, head resting ut north court
house yard gate, George Mulkey, MAJ
o shall.
}, Division military, orders not In re
C gala, knights of the Torch aud Knlght
l. Of the Faithful, Panther City Fencibles
the lead, will form on West Belkna
- street, Capt. j, @. Richardson, marsha
!, Division 5--'rrades display will forl
e on West Weatheriord street, head restin
e on Houston street. Marshals, Pad Wal
d man and Richard Wilkes.
" Division 6--Camicalities, mounted mel
e ex-Mayor DR.. w. L. Burts, Capt. &.
e Day, Judge Beckham, Col. Peter Smitl
/, Mayor BroIles, and distinguished invite
/; guests In carriages. All Indicated pc
5. sons. =. j. Bowdry, marshal.
" In front OF division / and heading N
q parade will come first Grand Ma
II shall Maddox, next mounted aide
d next Marshal Rea and mounted polio,
N then the GiaySon Rifles band,
n LINE OF MARCH.
" Following officers and band the procel
q sion will move down Houston street {
Seventh, on Seventh west to Lamar, dow
II Lamar to Thirteenth, east on Thlrteent
g to Houston, south on Houston 10 From
/. east on Front to Main, north on Main I
n square, around square to the right an
v back to Main, where procession win o
l. orders disband.
Il THE BALL.
a The parade over, the ball will be hel
r at the pavilion, Joseph ii Browns build
Ing not being ready Go have II there.
The tickets TO the ball have been place
at 81 90, each subscriber to the enter
tainment fund TO the amount OF SO 10 II
s 1925 five tickets, and so on, these ticket
to subscribers being transferable.
d SATURDAYS EXERCISES.
4 The morning OF Saturday will be occu
4 pied by display OF the water-works an
I the Ore department, when the Panthe
!, will throw water.
G At O'Clock the people will repair I
the pavilion, where many distinguish
Il orators will address them.
G FIREWORKS.
s Beginning at $3.50 the display OF fire
works, under charge Of Mr.. Capera an
: competent and expert men, will TAX
G place on the public square, and this vii
end the festivities.
o The committee ask citizens on the lin
: Of march to illuminate and decorate, tina
6 nothing may be wanting TO make the al
9 fair grand one.
S Tux GAZETTE hopes and believes tina
/, all will pass of pleasantly.