Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28


Cor. Daniel Ross commanding
FIRST Regiment Fife AMI Drum Corps.
First Battalion, lalrst Regiment, n G. d.
90. a, Edmund Mitch 4, Jr., captain com
indnding
Go. j., William Condor tantsin command ng
Co. Y, ]. Pussy Witkersham captain com
mlndllg.
GRIND ARM Of the Republic.
Con. Daniel Green Department commander
stuff.
Past liepartment Commanders.
State tencibles Baud.
General Thomas 4. Smyth Post, No, |, Col r.
Mc, lcilanl conmnn'.sr.
Hibcrnipn Drum Uprp'.
Admiral ;. T.. du l'ant Post, No. ., Col, j. S
Booth commander.
H0w CiAila Cornni Baud,
General q. ;. Grant POsf, No ~, Col. NJ. Vie
commander.
Iiyatts Military Bnnd.
General Phil = cridnn Post, No. 80, Col
William u. Norton.
sons 81 Veterans.
James A. GTiieh Camp, 10, =, +. Anderson
captain commanding.
John A. Logan Camp, No. 1, A. H. Davidson
captain commanding.
SECOND DIVISION.
Col. William OIonnor commanding.
First Regiment Band.
Troop y, n. g. D., t. /. Rice, Jr captain
commanding
%. D, Third Pennsylvaaa Volunteers. W.
Glllspie captain commanding. Guests Of
Troop 81
Delaware Cadets. George Shuster major COM
lnnnding.
THIRD Division.
Col j. K yickers commanding.
Washington Council, United american Me-
ehnnlCs.
washington camp, Patriotic Sons Of America.
Hop0ckohactlng Tribe, Improved Order oil
Red Men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Major j. II. Floyt commanding.
In carriages
His Honor Austin HARRINGTON, Mayor OF
Wilmington.
Ills Honor j. Frank Bail, Judge Municipal
Court.
PresidontJ. C. Farra Of City Council.
City Council
Members OF Delaware tate Government.
Invalid So diers.
Sons OF the American Revolution
Board OF Education.
1.-THE First division will report at 2
O'Clock, p. M, sharp on French street
near Fourth, to Division COMMANDER
Daniel Ross.
lll.-The. Second division will report at
The same hour on Sixth street near
French, to Division Commander William
OConnor
IV.-The Third division will report at
the same hour on seventh street near
French, to Division Commander j. Il.
Nickcrs,
Y-rhe Fourth division will report at
the same hour at city hall to Division
COMMANDER j. I'll. FLOYD.
vi, The chief marshal'S staff and divi-
SION commander will report (mounted) to
chief OF staff at Clayton House at II III.
sharp.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line will be reviewed by his excel.
lency, Governor Robert j. Reynolds At
80 p. m. sharp it will then move over
the following route: Up French to Eighth,
to King, to Front, to Market. to Tenth
to Delaware avenue to soldiers monu-
ment ont Broome to Pennsylvania avenue
TO Delaware avenue, to jefferson, to Ninth
to West, TO Sixth. to Market.
At the court house the governor mayor.
City Council, Board of Education, and
others, will review the marching column.
As the line approaches the reviewing
stand the bands will cease playing, and
the school children, under the direction of
z. b. Rhoats, will sing patriotic airs. The
column VIII euunter-march and halt in
'front.' OF the governor, who will deliver 4
short address, after which the parade will
be dismissed. Troop Il will then escort
heir guests, 60. D Third Regiment Penn
'ylNania Volunteers, to Tenth and I.om-
bard streets where they will give an exhi-
oition drill and sham battle
The marshal hopes the citizens of Will
will decorate their buildings
and with grateful hearts pay loving
rlbute to the memory of those brave men
who shed their life blood on the altar Of
reedom that the dear old flag raised aloft
~ our torefathers more than a century
igo might always remain the emblem and
covenant Of civil and religious liberty of
~ undivided country
by order Of A. j. WoopMAN,
:, Chief Marshal.
y. D. BoGIA, Chief of Staff.