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street to Forsyth, west on
Forsyth street to Pine, thence to the Ex-
position building. The procession will form
in the following order.

Forsyth street to Pine thence to the Ex-
position building. The procession will form
in the following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Police in platnonS.
Marshal and his aides.
Band of the tlrSl Florida Battalion.
First Florida Ba,Ja!ion, Maj W. B. Young,
commanding.
The Presidential party in carriages.
wilson's Battery CAPT. W. d. Barnett COM
handing mounted, eS special escort
% the President.
Second Florida Battalion, Maj. I, D. Lancaster
commanding.
Congressional party in carriages.
Press Association in carriages.
Invited guests in carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
1t will form ON Monroe street, the right
resting on Hogan, in the following order:
Key West Band
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias.
Independent Order of Red Men.
Perry Guards-Capt. Williams, Commanding.
Duval Guards-Capt Hopkins, Commanding.
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Jacksonville Fire Departmental Peter
Jones, Commanding.
On the arrival of the procession at the
Sub-Tropical, another salute of twenty-one
guns will be fired by the second detachment
of Wilson's battery.
CHARLESTON TO INVITE HIM.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 2I.-There
was a ripple of excitement to-day
by a rumor that President Cleveland would
visit the earthquake city. A hastily called
meeting of the City Council developed the
fact that ex-GOv Thompson, now Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury in Washington,
had telegraphed that the President might
be induced to honor Charleston with stay
over on his return trip on Saturday or Sun
day next, if the railroad schedule could be
arranged SO as to land him in Washington
on Monday morning. A committee OF AL
dermen was hastily appointed to extend
the necessary invitation to His EXcellency,
and Mayor Bryan leaves to night to board
the presidential special, extend the invita-
ton and get the views of the President. The
city has not exactly gone wild with enthu-
saism over the news but if his EXcellency
will honor the old town with stay over
there is no doubt that a reasonable amount
of enthusiasm may be worked up and
proper reception accorded the distinguished
party.
WANT TO VISIT CHARLESTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 10 P. Nit is
stated this evening on good authority that
the President and Mrs Cleveland have ex-
pressed strong desire to visit Charleston
in the course of their present Southern trip,
and that if necessary arrangements can be
made they will spend a few hours on their
way back from Florida.
GOV. GORDON EN- ROUTE.
ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 21.-Gov Gordon
left tonight on the Central road for Savan-
nah to be present tomorrow at the uuveil-
ing Of the Jasper Monument. Heis accom-
panied by Mrs. Gordon and the following
members of his staff: Adjt. Gen. j. NJ.
Kell, Lieut.. Coils George II. Waring, A. j.
West, Henry Jackson, c. NJ. Harper, Seaton
Grautland, Wilberforce Daniel, F. J. NJ.
DAILY, T. E. Winn and o. D. German. The
following Atlantians accompany the
party: H. +. West, E. B. Hulsey, II. Il.
Powers and wife, c. d. Meador and wife,
and Miss Lille Williams.
Gov Gordon hopes to be able to return
Wednesday night, as he and Treasurer Har-
deman desire to leave for New York Thurs
day night on business connected with the
State. The balance of the party will re-
turn to Atlanta Saturday.
The Governor this afternoon drew war
rant on the treasury for $500 for an APP
preparation to complete and refurnish the
branch college of the university at Thorn
asville.