The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-11

Inc executive committee held long SEES
sion last night in the private parlor Of tn
De Soto and perfected final details OF thu
procession and ceremonies. There wa
present Chat rman duBignon, H. NJ. Conner
Capt John r. Dillon, l. NJ. Frank, G. ID
Russell and Charles F. Prendergast
The most important action of the COM
mittee was the changing Of the line Of
march, a great deal of dissatisfaction hav-
ing been found with the one published ir
yesterdays MORNING NEWS. The parade
will form on East Bread street. facing west
with the right resting ON Bay street, at
o'clock. The procession will move promptly
at 7:45 o'clock in the following order:
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION
l. Mounted police.
ii. Grand marshal and staff
III. Carriages containing the speakers and
invited guests escorted by a company of
mounted Corch-bearers.
~. Cobb's band
v Battalion of military, with torches
vi Nddleton's band.
VII. First battalion Of civic torch-bearers.
VIII First Regiment band
TX Second battalion of civic torch bearers.
Y. Citizens generally, on foot and in vehicles.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The route will be up Bay to Bull, up Bull
TO Bryan, wheeling to the right around
johnson square to Broughton street, down
Broughton to West Broad, up West Broad
to Liberty, up Liberty to Bull, up Bull to
Harris, down Harris to Drsyton, up Dray-
ton to the Park extension, where it will be
parked around the Sneakers stand.
Grand Marshal Pritchard notifies COM
pany and club commanders TO deposit their
torches, when the ceremonies are concluded
and the parade dismissed, inside the railing
around the confederate monument, where
an official will be stationed to receive them.
Only invited guests and the members of
the executive committee will be provided
with carriages. These gentlemen are re-
quested to meet in the office Of the De Soto
at O'Clock sharp, where the carriages will
be in waiting.
THE FIREWORKS DISPLAY.
The fireworks will not be set off until the
ceremonies are concluded, and a signal is
sounded by the bugler No torches must be
lighted until the order to that effect is given
by the grand marshal. This will be insisted
upon.
The speakers stand has been erected, and
will be decorated to-day with the national
coIors and bunting. NJ. A. OByrne, ESQ.,,
has chlrge of the decorations. Chairman
duBignon will preside, and, after stating
the objects of the jubilee, which are pretty
generally known, Mr.. Charles F. Prendergast
will read the answers to his kilograms from
prominent democrats who we're invited to
attend. Short speeches will then be made
by Gen. Henry r. jackson, Congressman
Rnfus E. Lester. Col. George A. Mercer,
Hon. 2. w. Meldrim. and s. B. Adams,
B Esq.
Badges of white silk will be furnished to
all those invited to seats on the stand. They
will be inscribed as follows: The Demo-
cratic Jubilee, Savannah. Ca, 18th Novem-
Der, 1890. Gra0d Stand"
All transparencies aud torches will be
given out at the office of Justice REYNOLDS
on Abercorn street, on orders issued by Mr..
Gradot
THE CLUBS.
The Volunteer Guards Club will number
seventy-dve men or more All members of
the Guards who intend to parade are re-
quested to meet Capt. Screven at the
Guards armory at Z o'clock, in old citizens
clothes, fully equipped.
The Sumter Club will parade fifty men,
under command of Capt. r. E. L. Miller. :.
The Young Democrats" were out drilling
last night. They are very enthusiastic and
promise to parade 100 strong, under com
mand of A. F. Marmelstein, Jr, captain.
and j. r. Archer and A. d. Krenson, lieu>
tenants.
The Cleveland Democrats" held rous-
ing meeting at the First Regiments armory
with over fifty young men pres
ent. @. B. Pritchard, Jr., was elected cap
tain. They expect to work up to mem
bership OF 100 to-day. Those wishing to
JOIN will give their names to Capt. Pritch-
ard, Jr., at los Bay street to-day.
They viii meet at the Regimental armory
at Gas O'Clock tonight.
NO LACK OF TORCH BEARERS.
The following other clubs have entered
with Secretary Gradot:
Reynolds Square, 80, John Bowden cap
tain.
Washington Square, S75.
Tom Screven Club, so, Tom Screven
captain.
tteiss Club, 25, William Cess captain.
Monkey Hill Club, 60, Peter Bubee cap
tain.
Terrors of Yamacraw, so, c. Rocca, cap
tain.
T. A. Zoucks' Butcher Boys, 80 men
mounted, L. ]. Hodges captain.
City Drummers. 3d. A. N. Manucy cap
tain.
Egan Club, so men, ]. Egan captain.
The Owl. rs, John Sommers captain.
The Independent Order of Martin Twi-
lights, Is, John Sweeney captain.
Fleming Dramatic Association, 125.
james Ennis captain.
Old Heads of Old Fort, 80, D. Hicks cap
tain.
Chatham Square. So; R. F. Harmon, Jr.,
captain.
Boys Club, IS; B. Crosby captain.
tain.
Central railroad shops, rs men.
Other clubs were formed in different
parts OF the city last night, and will enter
the lists to-day.
The residents Of Isle of Hope and Thun-
oerbolt will have chance to take in the
torchlight parade. Supt. Alley, of the City
and Suburban railway, announces a special
Train for the occasion, leaving Isle of Hope
az 1:3o p. m, and, returning, leaving the
city at 1l:20 p. m.
THE WEATHER TO-DAY
Yesterday was another warm day. The
people generally would prefer somewhat
cooler weather now. Stationary temnsr-
allure is forecasted for to-day, however. also
ram. There appears to be a movement
OF the rain forces in this direction
from the west. The western cotton dis
Iricts reported rain as follows Yesterday.
Llttie kock .93 inches, Galveston sc, Mem
PMS Luz, Vicksburg IA
POSSIBLY the signal observer NAV be mis-
i Iaken IN his reorganization, but the torch
nv. procession may get wetting to
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