The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-15
TO BE A GREAT NIGHT.
TIE LINE OF MARCH FOR THE
DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.

The Clubs Organizing For the Parade.
Grand Marshal Lester to Announce
His aids ro-day-The Subcommit-
tees Organization In
tending to Parade Must Report to
Dol. Reilly by Tomorrow Night.
Mayor Gnroy and Col John R. Eel
lows of New YORK TO be Here.
The executive committee of the demo-
cratic jubilee met last night at the Office Of
Capt. John R. Dillon at the court house.
In the absence of the chairman, Mr.. F. q.
duBiguon, Capt. D. &. Purse presided
Mr.. c. F. Prendergast was elected secre-
tary.
Chairman Prendergast of the committee
on speakers reported that Mayor-elect
Gilroy and Col. John r. Fellows of New
York will be in Savannah Friday night and
will probably accept invitations to speak.
Col. Peter Reilly chairman of the cJm-
mittee Of procession and line Of march re-
ported as follows:
THE LINE or MARCH
The organizations will begin 10 assemble
in the military parade grounds south OF the
park at z O'clock. At 5 o'clock the
procession wall move as follows:
Parade ground to DraytOn street, Drsyton
street to CASTOR street, Castor street to
jefferson street, jefferson street to Jones
street, Jones street to East Broad street,
East Broad street to Liberty street, Liberty
street to Bull street, Bull street 70 Broughton
street. Broughton street to Drayton street,
Drayton street to Congress street, Congress
street to Bull street, Bull street to Bay
street, Bay street to Whitaker street, Whit
aker street to Congress street, Congress
street to West Broad street, West Broad
street to Broughton street, Broughton street
60 Bull street, Bull street to Liberty street,
Liberty street to Whitaker street, Whitaker
street TO Harris street. Harris street to the
De Soto hotel.
The line of march, IL will be seen, includes
a grea: many streets, but it is not very
long one, only a small portion Of most OF
the streets being traversed. Jones, Liberty
and Bull are the streets upon which the
most time will be spent by the parade. The
line of march is published that all citizens
along the route desiring to do so may
illuminate their houses
MUST REPORT TOMORROW.
All organizations intending to partici-
pate In the parade are requested to report
TO Col. Reilly, chairman Of the committee
on procession and line of march, by
Wednesday evening 6 O'Clock, the number
OF men they expect to have In line that the
proper requisition for supplies of lanterns,
fireworks. etc, may be made on the equip
ment committee.
Col Rufus Z. Lester, grand marshal,
was out or the city yesterday, but is ex-
pected back to-day and will make up the
list Of his aids at once.
Chairman Dillon of the equipment com
mittee reported that he had apportioned the
work Of equipment to the following sub
committees:
Fireworks-W. W. Starr, George l.
y 1an Tnb, u
L. Wilkinson, W. T. Leopold, E. A. Leon
ard and r. E. Pepper.
Torches-Samuel Reynolds Sam Ross F.
G.. Bell and Harry Willink.
Muso-P. J. OConnor, Joseph Phillips
and H. G.. Ganahl.
Transparencies-W. r. Puder, T. A. Fol-
lard, +. ii. GearOn, w. {. Purse Henry c.
Green, David Robinson and w. T. Leopold
Platform. w. McIutyre, B. Donovan
and T. D. Murphy.
The equipment committee will mset To-
morrow night at O'Clock at Capt, Dilloa's
Office.
THE BIGGEST THING EVER SEEN.
Capt. Dillon is authority for the state
ment that the fireworks will be the grand
est ever seen in Savannah Through the
courtesy OF Gen. Sorrel of the Ocean Steam
ship Company, and of the Southern Ex-
press Company, everything has been facii-
tated so that the fireworks will arrive
by Wednesday night. The torches. hand
lanterns and signal lights will all be new
and different from anything seen before in
Savannah.
Fifty dozen signal lights have been
ordered and will be distributed among the
organizations for use along the line Of
march. A stand will be erected in Madison
square, from which grand display of fire
works will be made between the speeches.
He'd lights, Bengal lights whistliug bombs
and floral bombs will be set off.
The affair will be small but select" said
Capt Dillon. ut is going to come high,
out we must have it. Some of our floral
pieces will cost as high as s5 each. The
torches, fireworks and lanterns will be dis
trlbuted so as to give the best possible
effect This show is going 20 be ahead Of
any In the state.n
FOR MEN ONLY.
Col. Reilly wishes it understood rhat tho
organizations reporting to him for parade |
must be composed Of men, and not bows |
equipments will not be furnished to bovs
under l6 years Of age. All the democratic
clubs are expected TO turn out with fnI |
ranks, besides number of spontaneous or. |
CARNATIONS, gotten up for the occasion. The |
demonstration will be political and it is ex- |
pected that the political leaders in each |
locality Will see to 1t that there is a full |
turn out of the faithful
CHAIRMAN Puder Of the committee on |
transparencies has already had severaI
novel Ideas suggested to him which he will
put into practice. He is ready TO receive
all suggestions of suitable subjects for rem
tesentation. "Iommien Watson will not
be forgotten.
The executive committee will meet again
az the court house tomorrow night to hear
further reports from the suboommittees.