The record-union., 1895-07-02
PROPOSED CAVALCADE OF LADIES.
One of the Features Of the Fourth of
July Parade.
Grand Marshal Breuner Announces
His Proclamation-Comm
tee Meeting Tonight.

Louis F. Breuner, Grand Marshal OF
the Fourth OF July parade, to-day pub
fishes his proclamation, setting forth the
features and order of formation of the
procession. It will be seen by this that
the display is to be one of much merit
and should attract to the city people from
many outlying points who take an In
serest in the matter Of the proper celebra-
tion of the national holiday.
II will be noticed that q cavalcade OF
ladies is to be one of the features OF the
Second Division, and it should prove a
most attractive feature. The manage
ment of this portion of the procession
bas been turned over to Mrs. Sherman,
the riding teacher. She requests all
young lady riders who are willing to
participate to send their manner to her. az
it is impossible, in the short time to in
tervene between this and Thursday. for
her to cali upon or address them all.
Grand Marshal Breuner has appointed .
long list of Aids, who are to be mounted,
and whom he requests to meet at .. w.
Erlewine's office in Odd Fellows
Temple at o'clock sharp on the morn
ing of the Fourth.
The Marshal is extremely solicltous
that all of the gentlemen named will ac-
cept and report for duty. The occasion
Ia one on which all citizens should cheer
fully respond and aid in making it one OF
which the city may be proud. Following
are the names of the Aids:
man, J. z. Boyd, g. b. N. Glow, w. ID.
Comstock, Z. A. Crouch. r. T. Devlin,
e. +. DiIlman, M. j. Dillman, A. +.
Dray, E. +. Duden, C.. L. Bauer, r. /.
Bentley, J. n. Blair, John Clauss, A. S.
Cohn, L. Ii. Conn, q. z. Curtis, d. Diers-
sen, f. ID. Ryan, w. e. Doan. p. s.
Driver, p. C. Dresher, William Dwinell,
w. II. Eckhardt, II. Elliot, James Faris,
Jr., II. c. Fisher. Thomas Fox. w. f.
Hale. Frank Hickman, Edward Hook,
John Ing, II. w. Johnson, c. L. Jones,
Carl kaufman, G. Z. Kleinsorge. w. h.
knight, f. II. Krebs, d. II. Lindley, q.
w. Locke, j. q. MARITIME. j. j. Dwyer, T..
G. Eiers, Scott Ennis, H. Feldhusen.
Flood V. Flint, Edward f. Frazer. w.
A. Gett. Jr., G. w. Goddard, II. II.
Grau, ". Nj. henderson, Joe Hill. L.. A.
Jacox, Joseph Hughes, III. *. johnson,
A. A. Jost, ii. S. Kirk. F. G. Knauer, Jr.,
w. +. Knox, William Lambert, q. K.
Lipman, q. ID. Lord, Fred Mason, III. u.
May, Albert Meister. c. f. Miller, j. p.
Murphy, r. IL. Hawley, August Heilbron,
u. w. Ogden, w. X. Ormsby, f. A.
Petrie, }. +. T. Pike, l. Robie, E. c..
Roeder, Charles A. Root. Thomas Schad,
William Schaw, w. G. Parker, Chris
Scnmid, C. Schnerr. Jr., g. A. Schroth,
Tom Scott, James Seadler. George p.
Sellinger, Z. h. McClatchy, G. w. Mier,
George NJ. Mott, George w. Murray,
Arthur Seymour, Edgar M. Sheehan. G..
G. SHERMAN, John L. Siller, Gus G. Sim
mons, Ed Simpson, William Simms, c..
L. Smith. Frank G. Smith, Sparrow
Smith, Z. NJ. Stevens, II. r. Stone,
George Swanston, J. E. Terry, Fred D..
Tyrrell, Fred Trout, DR.. William Wizard.
Fred e. We'll, Louis We'll, Henry Vein
rich, b. Wilson, J. III. Wiseman. c. e.
Wright, George p. Yoerk. a. Gustafson,
r. A. Archibald, Jacob Links, Jacob
Gruhler, Cooney Dittmar, Gus Bowman,
Charles Bohman.
Tonight the various committees will
meet again at Justice Henry's office to
complete the minor details of the cele-
bration, and full attendance is desired.
Ed. T. Naghel has been engaged TO pro-
duce his new sketch, entitled "a Chinese
Theater," at the Plaza concert on the
night OF the Fourth of July.
Mir. Naghel will do the sketch in full
costume. and give an imitation of the
Chinese driving out their supposed
evil genius.