The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-21


Fi,izens on Foot
Citizens in Carriages
Following is the line of march: From
West street east on Columbia to Front
street, north on Front street to Vine street,
east on Vine to Second street, south on
Second to Battery street. west on Bat
terry to Front street, south on Front to
Pike street, east on Pike to Second street,
south on Second to Yesler avenue. west on
Yesler avenue to Commercial street, south
on Commercial to the intersection of jack
son.
ALI organizations participating in the
parade with floats will place them in the
center of their organizations. All organi-
cations have the privilege to muster where
it best suits their convenience, but the or
CARNATIONS must report to their division
marshall. through their aid s, from their
allotted place in line at $50 a. m. sharp
on the morning of the parade. Failing to
report promptly at the, time specified. the
division marshal will close the division and
assign them to the rear of the division to
which they belong The grand marshal
will give the command to move at q. m.
sharp.
His Honor yor White and city coun-
Gil will review the parade from the east in
tersection of Union and Second streets.
When the float bearing the Goddess of
Liberty and the forty-four children repre-
senting the Union reaches the center of the
block between Washington and Main
streets,it will be halted, when the divisions
will take open order to the right and left of
the float, closing again after passing. and
continue the march to the intersection of
Jackson and Commercial streets. at which
point the first division will march column
left on the south side of Jackson street,
each organization forming close column.
The second division will also march column
left onto Jackson street. and come to a halt
andface,south. The third division will march
column right on the south side of Jackson
and also form in close column, and face to
the south. When halted, all floats will
move up in line and halt in the center of
Commercial street, in the rear of the first
float.
The marine guards will march through
to the south intersection OF Commercial
aud Jackson, halt and come to an about
face. the two bands taking their station
on the right and left, and continue play
ing alternately unfit the last division has
closed in. The grand marshal and staff
will take their place in front of the Marine
guard, and direct the moving OF the divi-
sion to place. The division marshals in
conjunction with the grand marshal will
detail a mounted aide to each organization
as guide TO its proper place. After the
command attention has been given by the
grand marshal, the Marine guard will
come to an about face. when his honor,
Mayor White, will deliver short address.
Immediately at the close of the address
the chairman of the committee will an
nounce the time and place of the starting
of the trains for the picnic grounds, after
which the parade will be dismissed By the
grand marshal.
All aides must report, mounted. at the
corner of Madison and Front streets, on
the morning of the parade, TO the grand
marshal, at $50 O'Clock.
The lunch on the picnic grounds will be
in charge of committee from the Cooks
and Walters Union. composed Of Hugh
Murphy. Lewis Diebert. III. Harp, s. Rod
gers and J. Hokes.
The arrangements committee viii itself
have charge of the refreshment and cigar
stands. where homemade goods only will
be on hand.