Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-05-26
PARABLE ON MEMORIAL DAY.
The Route of the Procession Announced
by tho Chief Marshal.

Chief Marshal William J. Blackburn
on Monday completed the programme for
Memorial Day, including the formation of
line, orders and the route over which the
will march. The following is the
order in which the different divisions will
proceed in the parade:
Platoon Of Mounted Police.
Chief Marshal and Staff.
FIRST DIVISION.
Past Department Commander Daniel Ross,
commanding.
First Regiment Fife and Drum Corps.
First Battalion. First Regiment. N. q. D.,
Major u. Mitchell, Jr., commanding.
Company c, Captain L Pussy Wickersham,
Company A, Captain William Hanna, COM
manding.
Company f. Captain William Condor, COM
manding.
SECOND DIVISION.
Past Departm ent Commander Peter q. Ayarb
commanding.
Department Commander George II. Stradley
and STALL mounted.
Past Department Commanders, mounted.
State Fenclbles Band.
General Thomas 4. Smyth Post, No. !, George
w. King, cc.nmandcr.
Brandywino Flute Band.
Admiral 8. r. du Pont Post, No. 2, Moses b.
Gist, commander.
Harding Brass Band.
Charles Sumner Post, No. 4. Andrew Gray,
commander.
U. S. Grant Post, No. 10, Moses B. Bullock, COM
mander.
Iyatt's Military Band.
General Phil sheridan Post, No. %, A. j.
Schrack. commander.
Disabled Veterans In co iche5.
Sons OF Veterans.
Garfield Camp, No. ., a. W. Petors, captain,
commander.
John A. Logan, Camp, No. 4, J. W, Milliss, cap
tain, commanding.
U. s. Grant Camp, No. 3. William Holliss, cap
tain, commanding.
TtIYp ntu
Past Post Commander William o'connor
commanding.
Troop B, N. @. D., mounted, Captain e. L Rice
commanding.
Headquarters wagons.
First Re giment Band.
Uniform Rank, X. OF r., Thomas Mullin, cap
tain, conmanding
Wesley Cadet Corps, Lewis j. Dewsnop, cap
tain, commanding.
William Robinson Fife and Drum Corps
Patriotic Order Sons of America, Camps Nos. 2,
3 and 8, with invited guests.
Mayor Wiley, president and members Of City
Council, Board of Police Commissioners,
Board OF Public Education, Board OF
Health, Street and Sewer Com
mssioners, officers OF Munich
pal Court and other city
officials In carriages.
.. The first division will report at 2
o'clock, p. m, sharp to Division Com.
mander Daniel Ross, on Fourth street near
Poplar.
Inc SeCOlu ulNIolOu Will Tepolb lllG
same hour to Division Commander Peter
B. Ayars, on French street north of
Fourth.
4. The third division will report also at
the same time to Division Commander
William O'Connor on King street north of
Fourth. All will be ready to move
promptly at the hour named, go.
8. The chief marshal's staff will report
at the Central Hotel on French street,
above Sixth, at l p. IN, sharp, mounted
and equipped.
Line of march-The line will then be re-
viewed by the department commander,
after which it will move over the follow
route.
Countermarch on Fourth to Market to
Ninth, to west, TO Delaware avenue, to
Soldiers monument, countermarch to
Eleventh, to Market, to Tenth, to King,
to Eleventh, to Market, where the column
will mass and be addressed by prominent
speakers. The children of the public
schools, under the direction of Professor
Rhoads, will sing patriotic airs. The
parade will then be dismissed.
Arrangements have been made for dis
abled veterans who will report at the city
hall at 2 o'clock to be conveyed in
| carriages.