The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-31
TO-NlGHI'S PARADE.
1t Will -Surpass Anything of tie
Kind Seen H>r,.

will be ano parade which will pre-
cede a meeting vt the Auditorium, Chiei
Marshal Major Edmund Mitchell +; ms com
plcted the work of arranging the organiza
tions in their place.
FIRST DIVISION
e. T. Warner, marshal, and Aids.
Hyatt's Band
Business Mems Republican Club.
James w. Bowers, Marshal.
Fife and Drum Corps.
Young Mems Republican Club.
James S. Stirling. Marshal.
Fifth Ward Republican Club.
Harry Boots, Marshal.
Tenth Ward Club, Isaac X. Brown, Marshal
German Republican Club. Daniel
Bubenzer. Marshal.
Twelfth Ward Club. Joseph p. Ratledge
Marshal.
SECOND DIVISION.
Thomas A. Naudain. Marshal and Aids
Fife and Drum Corps.
Third Ward Club, C. NJ Mcdaniel Marshal
Fifth Ward Club. John Williams, Marshal
Howard Day Club. Daniel White Marshal
Fife and Drum Corps.
Hugh c. Browne Club.
Baldwin Thomas, Marshal
F. e. Bach Club John H. Dennis, Marshal
Howard Mercer Band.
John ]. Gallagher Band - Marshal.
Fred Douglass Club. William Gumby,
Marshal
Diamond State Band.
]. Harry Weeks Club. Nelson r. Saunders,
Marshal
Ninth Ward Club, Alfred Money, Marshal.
THIRD DIVISION.
S. A. Macallistcr, Marshal, and Aids.
Oglesby's Band.
F. Blumenthal G. Co. c. w. Ayers,
Marshal
Harlan and Holingsworth Company.
- Marshal.
Band.
Pusey and Jones Company. - Marshal.
George W. Bush and Sons Company.
Marshal
Brandywine Fife and Drum Corps.
Jackson and Sharp Company.
John Dunn. Marshal
Polish Band.
Wilmington Malleable Iron Company.
Marshal.
Lobdell Car Wheel Company.
John Lester Marshal.
Charles Warner Company TALL mounted
Harry Fox, Marshal
Mckinley Whecmen. r. w. Person,
Marshal
FOURTH DIVISION
David Lindsay, Marshal and Aids.
First Regiment Band.
DUPONT Band.
Female Band.
Doughty Band.
Jcssup and Moore Paper Company.
John J. Harris. Marshal
John c. Saunders, Marshal.
W. A. Lindsay. Marshal,
Wyoming Band of Philadelphia
Z. |. DUPONT dc Nemours g. Company.
A. |. DUPONT, Marshal.
Band
Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company.
For the Information Of those participat-
ing in the parade this evening the follow
ing is announced:
First division will form on Lombard
street, right resting on Fourth street, fac
ing south.
Second division will form on Poplar
street. right resting on Fourth street, fac
ing south
luiIu ulNlSluH VIII lOlIH vi walnut
street, right resting on Fourth street fac
ing south.
Fourth division will form on Walnut
street. right resting on Fourth street,
facing south.
Organizations must not use Fourth
street in marching to position in line, but
should use the streets east Of Lombard
street or west Of French street in march
ing norh to Tenth street, thence to street
CT formation.
Clubs not yet reported viii be assigned
positions in line by reporting to chief
marshal or by telephone to 551. All
mounted aids will report to- marshal at
Fourth and French streets at O'Clock
sharp. All organizations must be in line
ready to march by 7.45 as line will move
promptly at 8 O'Clock.
All men who do net belong to any clubs
and want to parade are requested to meet
at the Business Mems Republican Club at
Tenth and Market streets at $50 O'Clock
sharp. The line of march will be up
Fourth to French; to Third, to Market, to
Eleventh. to Delaware avenue, to Broome,
to Fourth. to Washington, to Ninth, to
Madison to the Auditorium.
After the parade these speakers will
make ten-minute addresses at the Audi
torum: William C. SpruanCe, Colonel
Benjamin Nelds, General James H. Will
son, Edward G. Bradford, William Michael
Byrne, William S. Hillcs, J. =. Niel1s, the
Hon. John C. Higgins, Robert G, Hous-
ton, Horace G. Knowles Hugh c. Browne.
George A. Elliott. W. c. X. Colquhoun,
Frederick L. Bach Daniel Buben2er.
There Will be decorations and fireworks
along the line.