Evening journal., 1889-05-30

and Annie Schoield, Bessie Sharp. Carrie
Wiswell, Daisy Ayars, Toy Hickman,
Eta y. Hickman, Lucy Diberty, Amos
Kane, Lewis Collins, Walter F. Lowden.
John Bradley, Sallie Boonei Lena Robin.
son, George King, Mrs. Ellen Crozier. l..
Maharty, Harvey Hendrickson, George
Rebman, Lizzie Kitchens, Eddie /
Brennan, Mrs. ]. Wrightington. |
Mrs. Seeds, Paul Jones, Charles Lawton, |
Elfwood Heibbert, Mrs. William H. Curry, |
LeEins Findly, George lyman, Harry |
Hyland, Eddie Price, Howard Lumis, Mr.. |
McNavis, Leroy Robinson, Henry
Richardson, Kirk Simon, Robert
Simmons John j. 1 Richardson.
Walter Curlett,, Lesley McVey,, Roy
Alex, l.. B. Jones, Thomas Loffman, Mary
z. Jones, Harry Harter, Oscar Massey,
Wash MeGonigal, Leon Valentine, May
nard Poole, Minnie Williams, Willard
Vernon, Mrs Maggie Cloud, Willie Taylor,
Miller H. Engle, Alfred Walton, Mrs. L.
9. Kent, S. s.. Cause, Samuel G. Boyd, /
Samuel G, Denny, Mrs. Robinson. James
Osborne; Newell Falrtlw, j., Milton Mad \
dox, Nellie Simmons, Chris. Harting.
Cecil Thomas, Lille Everett, Stevie
Gordon, Mrs. Sarah Tea, Frank
Bornt, George w. Cook, Charles
Grifinberg, w. G. Fischman, Fannie
Hughes, Winfield Riggs, Hattie
M. Walther, Percy Davis En-
wood Chirvot, F. +. Jansey,. Ellen
Tatinan, Virgie Derr, Eddie Goodwin,
Follie Step. James G. Lambson, Robert l..
Gibson Gertrude Robinson, Mary r.
,Malin, Charles Willard. George Middleton,
John Clark Nevin Marks, W. Brown,
Robert Cummings, Eugene Williams
Leslie Irons, Alonzo Wickersham,
William Henton, Clara Gamble,
Robert Leary, Mrs, j. T. Mortimer,
Mrs. Fl. G. McLear, Howard Jones, Net
tie Aberdeen, Mollie Hordsy.. Ella Dol
bow, Mrs. R. McClelland sand
Efliott( Haggard, Harvey Pennewill,
Mamie Mcbride, Anna Watterson, s. S.
Jones, Herbert Rice Mrs. :, Lydia
Fout, Charles Kirby Bdmund
Pyle, Elsie Babcock, Sadie Guth-
Guthrie, Mary R. Richards, Frank
DoughertY, Mrs G. Jones, Sarah Nc
KeoYn, Miss Bessie Wyatt
/ Annie Lewis, Lulu Lewis, Ber-
tina Gam, Charles Hadley, Maggie
Schrack; John w. Randall, Jennie Nc
Allister, Frazier Wilson, Sallie
Topkis, James Dunning, Thaddeus
Grantland, Edward Hitaton; Reda
Kiemle, Milhe McKeewn, Emma Far
ling, Everett Miles. Melia Nc
Intire, Ella Johnson Frank Roop
May Robeleh, Annie Pennil, laura
Worth, Reda CASHIER Susie Carton,
Bacon Huett. Jennie Durham, Ella Low
ther. Lena Ruse, Hannah Taylor, Cora
Edwards, Katie Spencer, Emma Pier,
Nellie Beasten, Jessie Talley, AL
len Lewis, William Frye, Howard
Mcdaniel, Victor Clark. Bessie d. John
A. s. -.
Ela McNeal, Harry Valentine, George
! F. McClane, Mrs James L. Hawkins,
John Lorey Herbert Morrison Ella Har-
ding, H. Hargis, Essie Shippers, Miss Sisson,
Annie Truitt, Mary Jones, Florence Hen
derson, Esther Ritehie, Edgar Bryan.
Flora Carey, Helen Ware, Nellie Yarnell
Laura Simpson, Carrie H. Fisher, Mamie
Bsugh, Warren Yerger, Frank Killroy, ].
w. Hawkins, William McShay,
Susan Bartlett, Mrs Susan Ford, Thoma.
l.. Blockson, William Simmons, Mrs
William H. Cloward, Robert H. Taylor
Samuel Hawkins, Albert Mcdonnell
Mrs. Walter Bush. Miss Ami,
Wilhelm, Annie L. Lyman, Jennie Cook
: Mrs. John Cloud, j. A. Hart, Katie Han
nigan, Ella Sehl, Mitchell Stout, Mani,
Welch, Margie Pierson, Lizzie Doto,
} Sallie Ogden, Mrs. J. s. Hilles.
Procession ana Ceremonies.
The parade formed at 2.3O O'Clock OF
East Fourth street, and was in charge OF
Marshall Ross and staff. The route Of tn,
line of march to the Wilmington ant
Brandywine Cemetery has already beel
published.
After the platoon Of police and tn
marshal with his aids came Lieutenant
I Cnl1 II a~lr 4 nN .
First Battalion, N. G. D.; Com
Lieutenants Floyd and Hanna; Com
pany c, 35 men, Captain Wicker
sham; Lieutenants Fisher and Steven
SON Company F, 40 men, Captain Con
don, Lieutenants Hardness and Brennan
Company II of New Castle, Captain EC
cles, Lieutenants Boyd and Sharp
less; ETroop B, mounted, "a men, Lieu
tenant Stevenson.
The N. g. D. followed by the G. A.
with the post commanders in charge.
, Abundant Decorations.
With the clearing away of the cloud
the business men began decorating thei
+ establishments and Market street is nov
one vast memorial of the day being cele
brated. Appropriately the decoration
e are of red, white and blue flags and buni
ing. The headquarters of the posts al
!. ali decorated. At Smyth Post No. L
/ headquarters at Third and King street
d the King street side is set off with bunt
|. ing stretching on the roof and on til
J. second floor, the large flag Is at half mas
t. and numerous smaller flags dot th
J. building. Washington Hook and Laddt
}. Company loaned the use of the lonl
Ioddar ~ 70
}, DUPONT Posts headquarters at Tent
/, and Market Streets are decorated on bot
IS sides and large flag with crepe a
a tached floats over Market street. IN
n headquarters Of Charles Sumner Post !
! Tenth and Shipley streets are also de
IS GRATED.
e Innumerable flags hung from the from
y of the buildings on Market street frol
:, Front to Tenth. Hamburger q Sons hs
J. made special preparation and the resul
}. were extensive and beautiful. TT
l. building itself. at No 209. Market stree
; is one mass of bunting and flags stretcl
Y ing from the top corners to the pavemel
>, and intermingled with small flags Han
/, ing above the street is large Americs
r, flag 1874 x 40 feet. At it's low,
T. edge are the words; In Honor of Of
l. Departed Heroes. In front Of the bull
d ing stands the artificial horse belongir
N to Samuel j. White, and which is simili
D, to the horse General Thomas A. Smyt
IS rode and on which he was killed. Tl
/. horse has on its back the trappin,
r. which General Smyth used as we'll
k his sword. The horse stands ON a pede