The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-03
a GREAT JUBILEE.
Five Thousand children and Their In
strnctors Form tho Greatest C.ie-
brntiau Eysr Held

Five Thousand children and Their In
s,rncrors Form tho Greatest C.ie-
brntinn Ever Held. ....".
To Me strains Of martial music from
many brass bands, five thousand Sun.
day school children OF every denomi
nation and their instructors marched
out Delaware avenue this morning,
constituting the greatest jubilee Will
ming ton has ever seen.
The day was all that could be de-
sired for gland celebration. Chill.
dren were gayly decorated with the
nations colore, while banners of this
and others bearing Christian N ottoes
were displayed. Not only was there
profusion OF colors In the line. but
from nearly all the residences ana
business houses along the line dis
played bags and bunting.
All morning the Older students OF
the schools were busily engaged In
making iiual preparations for the great
Jubilee and by 0 O'Clock everybody
WAS ready 10 move. This was from In
In ont Of tile Court House and at the
bounding OF cannon.
The procession this year was much
larger than II was last year. There
were many more iloatssnd oil rich In
decoration. That of Riddles N. Il.
Sunday school, and which WIS the fin
est in line at the last ~ hilee, was again
irawn 10y four beautifully decorated
horses, while the vehicle itself surpus.
sed any In the line.
Tho colors were red. white and blue
beautifully arranged and on the top
appeared the proud eagle holding
, lin it's mouth cannon crucker The chit
q ldren were attired in the nations colors.
= lother floats carried scholars Of Yves.
ley, Central. Rodney. Mt. Salem. Cook
man. Epworth and Union schools and
were all gayly gotten up,
The parade moved over these
streets:
Down Market street to Tenth. to
}, King, to Eleventh, to Delaware
J. avenue, to Rodney street and to the
park, where II dismissed.
The formation and the different
marshals AMI aids were:
l. Hanoyer-kev Lafayette Marks, ID.
b D., pastor; L. X. Proctor. superln
s. tendent; A. j. Rumford marshal.
Asbury-Rev John II. Howard, D.
D.. pastoral. Elmer Pcrry.eupsrlntend
ent; Frank Willing. marshal.
d Second Bapitst-Rev. s. u. Aleeser
pastor; Alfred Gawthi op, superin
Itendent; Edword Gibson. marshal
5 First Presbyterlan-ltev.J j. Il. MILL
gan. pastor; Howard J.. Wallace. su
id perlntendent; j. Frank Mccoy. mar
lshal.
St Paul-Rev. 4 E. Terry, pas
ID tor; Joseph Pyle aud A. l.. Dubell
nc lsuperintendents; S. ii. Bnynard, maj
nsishal.
I'M Union--Rev. J. D. C. Hanna, pastor
81 A. V. Hysore, uperinteIdenti j. I
tIinkeon, marshal
Olivet--Davld McHenry. superlr
lteudent; L. i. Curlett, marshal.
Mt. Sa.em-ltev. s. NJ. Morgan. pal
tor; }. S. benson, superintendent; L
* ID. Roberts. marshal
~ Scut,-Rev. Robert Watt, paste
W Thomas J. O'Danel, superintendent
Aloms ! avis, marshal.
Contra. KEY. W. +. Swarlz pasto
In W. X. Crosby, superintendent; g. h
id Whitley, marshal.
VII Rodney Street-Rev. W. Frederick
in Lewis. pastor; Thomas MeCorki'
ct superintendent Frank Stout, marsha
rn German Baptist-Rey. A. p Mihl
ed pastor; Adolph Kim. superintendent
Sc John Ii. Mulhausen. marshal.
,ui Epworth-ReV. l.. W. Layiield, pa
lvdltor; John White. ST.. superintendent
&c Elmer L. Ridgway, marshal.
am Delaware Avenue Baptist-Rev. Y
ly;sA. Waiting. pastov; A. b. ayree, supe
&c. :. intendent; q. A. Cline, marshal.
ic.: Grace--Rev Merritt Hul5urd. D. d
gg minister; Charles W. Pussy. superi
&C.; tendent; EnCch Moore. II MARSHAL.
West-Rev. A. N. keigwin. paste
james Baird, superintendent; Wlllla
l.. Hoffman, marsh1l.
M, Madeley--Rev. d L. Wuddell, pa
,gl ltor; John I. Magee, perlntenLen
fea Il bert ]. Hills. marshal.
5s.i RiudIe's Chupel-Rey. S. NJ Nj
so gan. pastor; Richard Brown. super
Ma ltendent: Newton +. Yarmouth. mi
or shal.
a50 ktngswood-knv; Henry ). Duian
nic, pastor; George w. Todd. superinten
ter ent; Charles n. McKaig, marshal.
zee, Covenhnt-Rev. CT. Hen drlcl
imt past or; Neal Conley and Is. q. Bog
nhs, superintendentsi A. L. Haberackt
900 marshal.
W. Lirst Methodist s,ant-Rev.
air, Jester. PASTOR Charles r. Mino
fat superintendent.
an6 Sllyerbrook-R W. A. Wise. p
del tor; A. W. Briley, superlnte ndent; j
.ers +. Ratledge. marshal.
ex Rcdeemer-Rev. Thomas j. Mass
Z 90; pastor and surerlntenient; GeoI
CoJk, marshal.
Wesley-Rev. John r. Quigg, past
z. n. Gross, superintendent.
Cookman-Eev. William l. Viii
nm. lpastor; Charles Beadeukopf, super
Oy- ltendent and marshal.
buf Swedish Eaptist-Rey. August Ro
Nh strom, pastor, superintendent u
marshal.
vs. Harrison street-Rev. L. Burge
/. Short pastor; Howard l.. George, 9
II erlntendent; Devid Curlett. marsha
East Lake Methodist Episcopa
Rev. John Frarce pastor; W.
Keen, superintendent; WILDER Y. lIar
leaG marshal.
iver Sunday Breakfast Association
lock TX. Tatnali, superintendent and II
,onG lehal.
, II, At the Brandywine Park there W
: W exercises conducted, the spcak
la't being Rev. s. B. Messer, pastor OF
mti Second Baptist Church, the Rev
fine X. Milligan, OF the First PresbyteI
key Church; the Rey. Merritt Hulburd
rif1iEID., OF GRANGE VI. l.. Church; tho Il
,aus. C. I. Hendricks. of the Reform
a NJ Episcopal Church of the Covenant,
" = Peter Il. Ayars,
nu d While the exercises wer6 In progl
there was number OF sport
events Icing contested In the woo
The events were n potato race, 8
tat. race for men. suck race for VOL
po' TIL go legged race, cgg race. so va
TAFT dash, IS Yards dash, standing br
Viii jump running br, al Jump rum
;re,.. high jump baby parade.
- The officers were: Referee, Hol
es' ~ zanberg; Judges George L Re
Lieu J mrs 3 Mahaify aud Harry q. 81
ed ton; Daniel l.. GaYko; ,,
sting ter. john ". Wetherell; judge" ~
a. ado, Misses Fiuienea Mart IL
Wllliams and Mary 4. Reed.