Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-06-02
Platoon Of Mounted Police.
cher Marshal and STAFF.

Platoon Of Mounted Police.
thier Marshal and STAFF.
FIRST DIVISION.
fast department Commander Daniel Ross,
commanding.
First Regiment Fife and Drum Corns
First bnttalon, First Regiment N, Il. D..
MAJOR U. Mitchell, Jr.. commanding
Company c, Captain ]. Pussy Wickershan,
commanding.
company A. Captain William Hanna, com
manding.
company +, Captain William Condor, com
mandlng.
SECOND DIVISION
Past Department Commander Peter B. Aynrs.
commanding,
Department Commander George b. stradlev
and stan, mounted,
Past Department Commanders, nounted.
state Fenciblps Band
Geheral Ihonas a. Smyth Post, No. /, George
w. King, commander.
Brandywine Flute Band,
Au'nirai D. II ~ Font Post No. =, Moses g.
Gist, commander.
Harding Brass Band
Sharles sumner Post, No. d Andrew Gray,
u D. Grant Post No. 10, Moses b. Bullock, COM
mander.
llyatts Military Band
General Phll sheridan Post, No. %, A. j.
Schrhck, commander
Disabled Veterans In coaches.
sons OF Veterans.
GARFIELD Camp, No. ., A. W. Petors, captain.
commander.
John A. Logan, Camp, No a. j. w. Niilllss. can.
:. tain, commanding.
Y. ,. Grant Camp, No. 3. William Holliss, catl-
tam, commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
Past Post Commander William o'connor
go commanding.
Troop Is, n. G. D.. mounted, Captain e. L. Rice
commanding.
Headquarters wagons
First Regiment Band.
Uniform Rank. X. p % hf,,, M,,Iis
tain, commanding.
wesley cadet Corps, LOWS J. Dewsnop. can
,... tain, commanding
william Robinson Fife and Ijrum Corns
Patriotic Order Sons of America, Cafnn, Sos .
y and ., with invited guests
g. order OF Heptasophs, or S. w. NJ.
oenht higgins, Mayor Wiley, Presldant a nd
Members of City Council Board az police
commissioners, Board Of Public Educa-
non, board Of Health, Street and
sewer Commissioners, Officers
OF Municipal Court and other
CITY otieinlstn carriages.
THE CONCLUDING ExERc1sys
After returning from the soldiers and
saiiorS monument the procession was
matted III front of the court house oh
the lawn on the north side the space AT the
east END was roped of from the building
Inc TO q point midway the building and
the sidewalk. Iii this space abolt / 5nn
school children wereassembled, In front If
thein was platform about IS feet square
winch had been erected for the use of
those invited TO deliver addresses. III the
vicinity We're thousands of persons WIN
had congregated to hear tile closing exert
flses. Mayor Valley presided. sueecbrs
OF patriotic nature were given bv Senn-
Tor hlggins, Fast Department Cominnn,irr
Ayers and Hugh Browne, The addresses
were intcrspersed with excellent sin,in,,
ny the children. The Selections sung were
America, columbia the Gem of the
ocean ana The Star-spangled Banner.n
children produced tiny llags wbieh
until then had been hidden
ana waved them. The spectacle Md
an lnspirlting effect on the multitude and
instantly there was tremendous applause
=. u; khuads was musical director and
William j. Parry, accompanies. NH.
hhqads experienced considerable trouble
y! n uri,llhG the chorus, but the Success OF
inc aiialr amply rewarded his efforts.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The memorial service Of Encampnent
No; ~, U. V. L., held in the Crosby Il iii
Bnildlng Saturday evening, was lnrrei, /.
attended. The exercises were appropriate
and included singing BY the choir of scott
AlyaIs, the Rev, y. II. Waddell, d. y. md
Dr. Theodore A. Worrell Of North East
vocal solos by Mrs Macallistcr and Nliss
galloway, Il violin solo by Mis- lam,
Macallisler and recitation by Miss Elign.
beth a; storey Dr. J. II. simms pro-
nounced the benedctien. At the Joint
memorial service of the Grand Army If
ING Republic and the sons of Veterans.
held in the Opera House Yesterday nfter,
noon, there WAS large audience. The ex
ercises We're interesting and consisted II
singing by the choir Of Union Church
prayer by. Department Chaplain MctUv'
addresses BY Mayor Wiley, The Rev. j. i,
gus and ). + FaunCe Of Washington II.
r. 4 poem by Colonel A. J Woodman and
'he pehedletion by the Rev. J. h, Quigg.
ENERcrsEs At HEw CASTLE.
New CASTLE, May 3O.-Memorial DIV
was generally observed here to-day. IN.
city was in gala attire and the streets werr
crowded with people enjoying the holiday
me parade was an imposing affair and
fully up 70 the standard of previous years.
1t formed at $50 O'Clock on nel1wnra
street IN the following ORDER
Marshal and aids
Platoon of police
Drum-majpr SaytOr and First Military
Band Of Is pieces.
Sergeants Rogers and Swan and Co. II
y. q. y.
Harmony Castle, No. 6, X. of G. E.
Watson Post No, 3. q. a. II.
Visiting Soldiers
llearse containing flowers, in charge 81
Memorial Committee
Emmanuel Church yard was iirst visited
| and the Il, 4. L. services conducted and
stlutes fired, by squad Of Company IL
The Catholic, Union, Methodist. Mi
Salem and Presbyterian cemeteries wer,
all visited in turn, and impressive exercise.
held at each.
AT the Mt. Salem cemetery the Rev. J.
| IL. Blake paid high tribute Ia the mem