The herald., 1896-07-24
THE MARSHAL'S ORDERS
Line of March and the Divisions OF the
Parade
The Committee Is Perfecting ARA nEements.
Ward Clubs VIII Be Well Represented.
Vlce.Presidents and Speakers

bration Is already assured. The follow
ing are the instructions of the grand
marshal, General Johnstone Jones:
GRAND MARSHAL'S ADDRESS.
The Bryan and Sewall ratification
parade will form at Ills p. m. and Will
move at S:15 p. m. sharp from Main and
Seventh streets.
The first division, Marshal A. M.
Green. commanding. will form on Sew
enth street, between Main and Spring
streets, right resting on Main.
Second division, Marshal Telfair
Creighton commanding, will form on
Main between Seventh and Eighth,
right resting on Seventh.
Third division Marshal Thomas s.
Casey. commanding, will form on Sew
enth. between Main and Los Angeles
right resting on Main.
Fourth division. Marshal j. j. Choate,
commanding, will form on Sixth, be-
tween Main and Spring. right resting
on Main.
Firth division. Marshal NJ. P. Snyder
commanding, will form on Sixth, be-
tween Main and Los Angeles, right rest
ing on Main.
Sixth division, Marshal d. Botiller
commanding. will form on Los Angeles
street. between Sixth and Seventh, right
resting on Sixth.
HE LINE OF MARCfl.
The parade will move on Main north
to the plaza; ercircle the plaza; thence
south on Main to Spring; thence south
on Spring to Sixth; thence west on Sixth
to Olive; thence north on Olive to Haz-
ards pavilion, where the parade will be
dismissed.
ORDER OF MARCH.
Platoon OF Police, mounted.
Grand Marshal General Johnstone
nd Stnf
First Division.
Division Marshal, Captain A. NJ. Green,
and Aids
Band.
Company of 'Silver knights"
Bryan Silver Club
Bricklayers' Free Silver Club.
Labor Clubs Ito be hereafter named)
Speakers Carriages.
Second Division.
Division Marshal, Tefair Creighton, and
Aids.
Band.
Clubs and Citizens on foot from Pasa-
dena, Garvanza. Alhambra. San Ga
briel. FL Monte. Puente, Spadra
Pomona, Lordsburg, Glen
dora. Azusa. Duarte Mon
rovia. Lamanda. Glen
dale. Burbank San
Fernando, Newhall, Antelope VALLEY
and other communities in the north
ern and eastern parts of the
county.
Bicycles.
Third Division.
Division Marshal Thomas S. Casey ard
Aids.
Band.
CWard clubs and special features to
be announced tomorrow morning)
Fourth Division.
Division Marshal, DR.. J. j. Choate, and
Aids.
Band.
Riverside Free Silver Club
Redondo Club.
Clubs and Citizens afoot from Cahuenga
Valley, Soldiers Home Santa Monica.
The Palms, BalloDa, Inglewood
Vernon Florence, Compton,
Gardena. DomingueZ.
Wilmington, San Pc
dro, Long Beach,.
Norwalk, Clear Water. Downey, Los Me
tos. Rivera. Whittier and other
places in the southern and
western sections of the county
Bicycles
Fifth Division.
Division Marshal M. p. Snyder, and
Aids
Band
Ward clubs and special features to
be announced tomorrow morning)
Sixth Division.
Division Marshal, d. Botller, and Aids.
Band.
Horsemen from the. country.
Horsemen from the city.
Vehicles.
CThe above is incomplete. but will be
completed in all details and announced
tomorrow
All clubs, organizations and individ-
uals proposing to participate are earn
estly requested to be prompt in assem-
bling at the time designated. Belated
organizations must fall in in the rear
or the Fifth division. and belated men on
horseback must take their places in the
rear of the Sixth division.
All citizens who favor the cause of
free silver are invited to join the process
sion.
Merchants, business men and resi-
dents along the line of march are re-
quested to illuminate their houses and
premises
Names of clubs and organizations
participating, complete list of the grand
marshaPs staff and aids to the division
marshals, together with other matters
OF detail will be announced in tomor
rows Herald.
TOMBSTONE JONES,
Grand Marshal.
THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES
The executive, finance and press,
printing and sneakers committees of
the Bryan Silver club met yesterday
afternoon in the law office of Moye G.
Norton, Esq Mr.. Norton presided and
j. Fl. Foley acted as secretary
Inc executive committee elected the
Hon. Willoughby Cole chairman and
Albert Scarf, secretary.
The finance committee elected Josenh
Mesmer chairman and A. H. Wallace
secretary.
The press committee elected Warren
wilson chairman and Edward Hutch
inson secretary.
A liberal contribution was allowed the
central committee for the ratification
Saturday evening
Treasurer A. G Lang was authorized
to employ a collector to call upon and
receive any voluntary sums from mem
bers desiring to contribute. Treas,1r
Lang Will commence his work today.
Offers for club rooms are invited the
information to be sent to j. H. Foley.
secretary, ITO Court street.
THE SPEAKERS.
Senator Stephen M. White will make
the principal speech Of the evening
Other speakers will only be allowed five
minutes, amongst them will be w r.
Burke, George S. Patton, Henry T. Haz-
ard. S. A. Waldron, .Enoch Pepper. w
A. Ryan, G. w. Merrill Of Pomona and
]. D. Rush. The complete list of speak
ers will be published in tomorrow's pa
per
Dan Newhart will be chairman of the
overflow meeting, which will be held on