The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-23
FIFTH edition.

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Decoration Day.
HEADQUARTERS CHIEF MARSHAL,
CLAYTON HOUSE.
General orders, No. 4;
/. The line will form on French
street. right resting on Fourth, and
will move promptly at 2.8o p. m, In
the following order:
Platoon OF Mounted Police.
Chief Marshal.
staff.
His Excellenoy Robert J. RcynoidA
Governor OF Delaware.
STAFF.
FIRST DIVISION.
6en. Daniel Ross commanding.
First Regiment Fife and Drum Corps.
First Battalion, First Regiment, N.
@. d.
Co. A, Edmund Mitchell, Jr.. captain
commanding.
Co. +, William Condor captain COM
Co. O, !. Pusey Wickersham captain
commanding.
Grand Army OF the Republic.
Gen. Daniel Green department COM
mander.
Staff.
Past Department Commanders.
State Fepcibles Band.
General Thomas A. Smyth Post, No. 1.
Col. II. McClelland commander.
Hibernian Drum Corps.
Admiral s. f. DUPONT Post, No. 2, Col
j. s. Booth commander.
New Castle Cornet Band.
General y. s. Grant Post, No. Is, Col
M. Wier commander.
Hyatt's Military Band.
General Phil Sheridan Post, No. 23,
Col. William B. Norton.
Sons of Veterans.
James A. Garfield Camp, No. 2. F. AM
derson captain commanding,
John A. Logan Camp, No. 4, A. II. Dav-
idson captain commanding.
SECOND DIVISION.
Col. William O'Connor Commanding.
First Regiment Band.
Troop B, N. G. D., L. l.. Rice, Jr.,
captain commanding.
Co. d, Third Pennsylvania Volunteers,
W.. Gillespie, captain commanding.
Quests Of Troop b.
Delaware Cadets, George Shuster,
major, commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
Col. J. r. Vickers commanding.
Washington Council, United American
Mechanics.
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America,
Hopockohacking Tribe. Improved
Order Of Red Men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Major ]. II. Floyd commanding.
III carriages,
His Honor Austin Harrington, Mayor
of Wilmington.
His Honor j. Frank Ball, Judge Num-
nipul ('pnIrt
President j. c. Farra of City Council.
City Council.
Members OF Delaware State Govern
Inent.
Invalid Soldiers.
Sons of the American Revolution.
Board of Education.
1.-THE First division will report al
I2 o'clock, D. M, sharp, on French
street near Fourth. to Division Com
mander Daniel Ross.
III.-The Second division will report
at the same hour on Sixth street neaR
French, to Division Commander VIM
| O'COnnor.
| IY.--The Third division will report
at the same hour on Seventh street
near French, to Division Commander
j. Il. vlckers.
Y.-The Fourth division will roporh
at the same hour at City Hall TO DiYi-
sion Commander ]. II. Floyd.
| EI.-The chief mnrshal's staff and
division commander will report
(mounted) to chief of staff at Clayton
House at l2 M. sharp.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line will be reviewed by his Ex,
cellency, Gov. Robert j. Reynolds. al
$50 p. m, sharp,it Will thon move over
| the following route: Up French to
/ Eiryhth a, ts.E a.
to Tenth, to Delaware avenue. to SOD
diers manunsnt, out Broome to
Pennsylvania avenue, to Delaware
avenue, to Jefferson, to Ninth, to West
to Sixth, to Market.
AT tho court house the governor,
mayor, City Council. Board OF Educa.
ton. and others, will review the march.
ing column. As the line approacheS
the reviewing stand the bands will
cease playing, and the school children,
under the direction of @. Il. Rhoads,
will sing patriotic airs. The column
will counter-march and halt in front
of the governor, who will deliver a
short address, after which the parade
will be dismissed. Troop ID will then
escort their guests Co. ID, Third Regi.
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, TO
Tenth and Lombard streets, where
they will give an exhibition drill and
sham battle.
The marshal hopes the citizens OF
Wilmington will decorate their build
ings, "and with grateful hearts pay
loving tribute to the memory OF those
brave men who shed their life blood on
the altar OF freedom that the dear old
flag raised aloft by our forefathers
more than century ago might always
remain tho emblem and covenant Of
civil and religious liberty OF an undi-
| vided country"