The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-19

used by the Pulaski House to supply extra
lodgings All of the leading boarding
houses are full fer the week. The commlJ-
tee is making every effort to provide. ac-
commodations and it hopes to be able to
accommodate all who come.
THE PARADE.
Col. George A. Mercer, commanding the
First Volunteer Regiment, and who Will com
mand the troops in the parade Wednesday,
issued his order yesterday for the parade.
1t will be a parade of the First Volunteer
Regiment Of Georgia, the battalion Of Sa-
vannah Volunteer Guards, the Chatham
Artillery, the Georgia Hussars, and such
military visiting companies and civic or
CARNATIONS as may participate.
Col. MERGERS order is in the form OF cir
cular in which he announces the details of
the parade as follows:
The general line will be formed South
Broad street the right of the military line rest
ing on Bun street ready TO march at 9:45 o'clock
AaM., on the 22d inst, in the following order:
The first Volunteer Regiment OF Georgia, pre-
ceded by the United States Artillery Band the
Battalion Of Savannah Volunteer Guards the
Chatham Artillery and the Georgia Hussars
The troops will march promptly at 945
O'Clock, on South Broad street to Abercorn, on
Abercorn to Broughtou, on BrOughton to Dray-
ton, on Drayton to Bay, on Bay TO Whitaker, on
Whitaker to Congress, on Congress to Barnard
on Barnard to BrOughtOn, on BrOughton to
DraytOn, an Draytou to Jones, on Jones to Bull
on bull TO the square where the statue is erected
On arriving at the square the infantry will
form on the east side of the square, the right
resting on Bull street. The artillery and caval-
ry will form on the west side OF the sqnare. the
right resting on Bull street.
The civic societies aud organizations will be
placed in the line and massed at the square, UNI
der The immediate direction OF Gen. q. NJ. SOr
rel, Grand Marshal
After the ceremonies of the unwilling are com
pleted the military viii at once march by Dray
ton street to the Park extension, where they
will be reviewed by his excellency the Governor
of Georgia, and the President of the United
States. should his time permit.
Should the time not allow President Cleve-
land TO review the troops in the extended park,
the plan Of movements may be changed, and
the military escort the President aud his party
from the square to the depot OF the savannah,
Florida and Western railway via Drayton and
Liberty streets
squad of mounted police will proceed the
parade and keep the streets on the line of
march, during its progress, free from cars,
vehicles and obstacles of every description.
THE RELIEF CORPS.
The Georgia Medical Society has rendered
the services of its members as a relief corps
quarters will be established at the Ogle-
thorpe barracks, and ambulances will DO
kept in waiting to respond t, calls from
any part OF the city. The MEM
beis of tue Medical Society have
rendered their professional service to the
COMMITTEES during this festival. The relief
corps is an important part of the festival
arrangements, and it will prove of great
service.
THE JASPER MONUMENT FUND.
The following contributions to the Jasper
Monument fund were reported by Treasurer
Mc(fOWan Yesterday: