The San Francisco call., 1896-11-01
parade will be like can be obtained from
looking at its makeup.
Grand Marshal Gaskiu issued the fol-
lowing orders day:


Grand Marshal Gaskill issued the fol-
lowing orders to-day:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE GRAND MARSHAL,
90S BROADWAY. OAKLAND, Oct. 81, 1S96.}
General Orders No. 1.-The duties imposed
upon the grand marshal of the parade in
honor OF the Republican nominees, Mckinley
ana Hobart, render it necessary to make the
following announcements for the in formation
OF those who will take part in the grand pa
rade and the people generally.
Marshals of divisions and aids will report,
mounted, to the chief of staff at P. NJ. sharp
at these headquarters. The various divisions
must be in their assigned positions at 8 P. NJ.
sharp.
Marshals of divisions will report promptly
TO chief ofsIaf through an aid when their df-
visions are formed
The signal to advance will be given at 8: 80
P. NJ. sharp.
Organizations not prepared to move In time
will fall in on left of line.
Route of procession-The line of march will
be up Broadway to Twelfth street, to Jackson,
to Durant to Harrison, to Fourteenth, to San
PABLO avenue to Grove, to Twenty-irst street.
ington, 10 Eighth. The reviewing-stand will
be on the west side OF Washington street in the
opening OF Eighth street.
The formation for the marching column will
De column OF fours, open order or platoons.
The man on the left Will be responsible for the
distance, which distance will be equal to the
front OF four or platoon, as the case may be.
The man on the left of the subdivision will
march directly in the rear of the man in front
of him.
The guide will be toward the left.
The distance between divisions must not ex-
ceed sixty feet only for band and mounted
staff.
The distance between different companies
and organizations must not exceed fifteen feet
All drill corps are requested to preserve the
order In column as indicated above.
No fancy movements will be permitted as
they break up the column.
FORMATION.
iret VII will
right resting on Broadway, facing north.
Second division will form on Second street,
right resting on Broadway, facing south.
Third division will form on Third street,
right resting on Broadway, facing north.
Fourth division will form on Third street,
right resting on Broadway, facing south.
Filth division Will form on Fourth street.
right resting on Broadway, facing north
Sixth division will form on Fourth street.
right resting on Broadway. facing north.
Seventh division Will form on Fifth street
right resting on Broadway, facing north
Eighth division viii form on Fifth street
right resting on Broadway, facing south.
right resting on Broadway, facing north.
Tenth diyi ion will form on Sixth street,
right resting on Broadway, facing south.
Eleventh division will form on Seventh
street, right resting on Broadway, facing
north.
Following will be the uniform of marshals
and aids:
Grand marshal, gold sash; chief of staff red
white and blue sash; chief aid, white sash :
marshals of divisions, red sash; aid, blue
sash. All marshals and aids will wear b ack
Alpine hats. looped up on right side; wear
rosettes of same color; gambette dark clothes
and leggings. Sashes will be furnished as far
as possible at headquar ers of grand marshal
Monday afternoon al O'Clock.
Hats gauntlets and roseties can be mr.
chased of NJ. J. Keller & Co.
Ali marsIlas and aids will report to chief of
staff at headquarters OF grand marshal, Blak O
q Moffitt building, 908 Broadway, Monday
afternoon at 1 o'clock, for ms tructions.
FORMATION OF COLUMN.
Piece of artiilery.
Steam whistle.
Wagon and fireworks.
Wagon and fireworks.
Platoon of police.
Grand Marshal v. w. GaskiII.
Chief of staff Webb n. Pearce.
. Chief of Aids Cal Ewing.
Aids-Frsnk H. Mason, Z. w. Roberts Jr..
u G. Brown Daniel Doody, Fred Boouet J.
SIayicn, A. w. PattaDi, ]. w. Harris, e. r.
Pearch, A. NJ. Baerott. Victor Remdel, Henry
Watkinsoh. r. s. Kitchener.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal-Captain w. R. Thomas.
Aiis-Charies H.. Gray, Z. w. Woodward, H,
W. Richardson.
Homeier' Band.
Carriage containing General Fredericks.
commander-in- chief Army and Navy League
Colonel McElroy, Oakland Camp.
Foat, iorty-fve young ladies. representing
the United States.
Float, with cannon and ey-soldiers
Two aoais. with disabled veterans.
Alameda Camp.
Berkeley Camp.