San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-09

Jaegerlust society - MarshalS, Messrs.
Charles LutZ, Ii. Moede.
Two carriages with children.
Float 12-Marriage of the four kings.
Messrs. Ed Tips, Julius Horn.
Two carriages with children.
FOURTH DIVISION.
First section.
Division Marshal, Mr.. b. j. Mauermann,
and two aides, Messrs. Brandt,
+. Dingel.
Washington Band.
Float 13-Tannhauser in Mount Venus.
Turnverein MarShals.
Two carriages with children.
Float 14-Coronation OF Percival.
Painters Union-MarShalS. Andrew Nell
son, James Van RiQer.
Two carriages with children.
Second section.
Section marshal, Mr.. Rud Voelcker, and
one aide, MIR. M. Schmueckle
Float 15-Hueon before the Caliph of Bag
Blacksmith Union-Marshals, Jul Frank,
H. Geyer.
Two carriages with children.
Float 16-Father Rhine.
Timers Union-Marshal, Ed. Dobro-
wolSki
Two carriages with children.
Carpenters Union -MarshalS, J. p. An
drewS, John Alberthal.
San Antonio LIGHTS carriers, twenty in
number, mounted; Marshal. D. c.
Bitter; Aides, Fred. Small,
w. 7. Schumacher.
Car of jubilee singers, in vocal action,
representing Washington theatre.
Two advertising cars for Washington
theatre,
LINE OF MARCH.
The procession started from Ire
vinio street, at the intersection of Main
plaza, around Main plaza to the right to
Commerce street, down Commerce street
to Alamo street, Alamo street to Alamo
plaza, around Alamo plaza to the right to
Avenue ID, Avenue d to Travis, Travis to
Jefferson, Jefferson to the right to Pecan
street, Pecan to Navarro, Navarro to
Houston, Houston street to SOledad, Sol
edad to Main plaza, Main plaza to the
right to Wolfson's store and back 10 start
ing point.
The program after the parade is as fol-
lows:
Grand promenade concert at o'clock
by Prof. Beck'S orchestra, at Central
Garden. Fireworks at night Followed
by Prof. Beckman'S tableauX.
These tableaux wi Ill represent, in marble
statuary, the following subjects:
A Greek warrior guarding wounded
friend.
Combat of Thespes with jaguar.
A NEUROLOGICAL group of gods ang god
desseS, with Cupid aStride lion as the
central figure.
Mortal combat of Grecian gladiators.
Death of PatroculuS.
st. George Staying the dragon.
NOTES.
Saturday night and Sunday night, the
EX- Volunteer Firemen will have grand
balls at KriSch hall.
Sunday night the Beethoven Maenner-
Choir will give a grand ball at Mission
Garden.
Nearly every hall in the city will have
a grand ball Sunday night.
The hotels and boarding houses are
pretty well filled, but the large crowd eX-
pected is not here. There are probably
not more than 5000 visitors in the city.
Five hundred visitors came in on the
Arkansas Pass trains today.
The |. & G.. n. train was 40 late this
morning, in its arrival.
The saloons were crowded today.
Just before the procession started, Chief
Marshal Degener and his fifty aides rode
up to President Schramm and presented
him with a heavy gold medal, in the
shape of Maltese cross, suitably en-
graved and mounted on silk ribbon, com
bined TO form the German colOrs. The
captain was agreeably surprised, but
found words with which to acknowledge
the compliment, which he did gracefully.
Conductors on the Southern Pacific re-
port this morning that they had to run
their trains by stations without stopping.
They could not carry any more paSSen-
gers, although crowds were On the plat
forms waiting for them.
The /. & G. n. train that arrived this
morning was loaded with passengers to
standing capacity.
Marriage licenses.