The herald., 1896-07-25
The Great Ratification Rally
Tonight
ARRANGEMENTS PERFECTED
The Parade Will Eclipse All Precedents
and Name . President
The List Of Speakers at Hazards Pavilion
Formation Of Parade and Other Details.
Fireworks and Cannon

BY all appearances, 1t seems safe to
prophesy that the Bryan and Sewall
ratification tonight will eclipse the MEM
ory of all similar occasions. OF enthusi.
asm there will be plenty and much en-
ergy has already been expended in in
suring the success of the proceedings.
The parade promises to be of an unus-
ually interesting and attractive char
acter, and the long list of speakers is q
warranty for the variety as we'll as the
brilliancy of the oratory at Hazards
pavilion. Should an overflow meeting
be necessary to accommodate the crowd.
all arrangements have been made in an
ticipation.
MARSHAL'S FINAL ORDERS.
The Bryan and Sewan ratification pa
rade will form at 7:15 p. m and will move
at S:15 sharp from Main and Seventh
streets.
The first division, Marshal A. M. Green,
commanding. will form on Seventh
street between Main and Spring, right
resting on Main.
Second division. Marshal Telfair
Creighton, commanding, will form or
Main street between Seventh and
Eighth. right resting on Seventh.
Third division, Marshal Thomas S,
Casey, commanding, will form on Sew
enth street between Main and Los An
geles, right resting on Main.
Fourth division, Marshal j. j. Choate,
commanding, will form on Sixth street
between Main and Spring, right resting
on Main
Fifth division, Marshal M. P. Snyder,
commanding, will form on Sixth street
l. tnit nd irh
resting on Main.
Sixth division. Marshal d. Botiller,
commanding. will form on Los Angeles
street between Sixth and Seventh, right
resting on Sixth.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The parade will move on Main north
to the Plaza encircle the Plaza; thence
south on Main to Spring: thence south
OF 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 mounted police.
Grand Marshal Gen. Johnstone Jones.
Staff-Ralph Dominguez. chief; T. II.
Ardis, j. l.. Blackman, w. A. Brown,
Joseph Carson, James Craig, l. B. Dock
weller, r. G. Doyle, DR.. David Edelman,
D. F. Dutton. John H. Foley P. Fl. Glas
sell, G. w. Hooser, DR.. Hancock, DR.. r.
w. Hill John Hunter, c. II. Long, M. j.
McGarry, w. L. Moore, w. F. Nordholt,
II. M. Nickel, w. l.. Price, H. w. Pat
ton, George Pessell, N. M. Queirolo,
George Roberts. E. A. Rogers. A. C. Ros-
coe. John Schumacher. ]. w. Thompson,
c. S. Vance, Pat Watson, James Watson,
George S. Wilson, James B. Woods, Will
lam Wolfskill. ]. E. Yoakum.
Silver standard bearer, Garland Peck.
Buglers
FIRST DIVISION.
Division Marshal Capt. A. M. Green.
Aides Il. r. Holman. George Carson,
Peter Donalech, Sam Gerson, Capt. F.
B. Colver, Frank Queirolo, Oscar Rob-
erts, Major Arsto McCrmmon Louis
LaCroix, r. J. Adcock.
Company of Silver Knights, mounted
Band-Seventh Regiment Band.
Bryan silver club.
Bricklayers' free silver club.
Labor clubs.
Speakers carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Division Marshal Telfair Creighton.
Aides: Brent 3. Neal, II. S. Smith,
J. p. Coyne, Martin F. Forrest.
James Jordan. Lee McGarney. Robert
L. Saunders, Clarence b. Munson, Geo.
Arbuckle, p. D. Barney.
Pasadena band
Clubs and citizens on foot from Pasa-
dena.
Garavanza, Alhambra, San Gabriel.
FL Monte. Puente, Spadra, Pomona,
Lordsburg, Glendora, Azusa. Duarte,
Monrova, Lamanda, Glendale. Bur
bank. San Fernando, Newhall, Antelope
Valley, and other communities in the
northern and eastern parts of the county.
THIRD DIVISION.
Division marshal, Thomas s. Casey
Aides: H. j. Brown Joe Romero, Dan
Mclsaacs. John Dineen, Nicholas
W|nne, H l.. Dunnigan, John D. Marsh,
Thomas Ziegler.
East Side Drum corps.
Free silver men of the First, Second.
Third. Fourth and Fifth wards
In the following order:
First ward,
Belmont Bryan Silver club.
Second ward.
German Free Silver club.
Spanish Americans
Italian Americans.
Third ward.
Fourth ward.
Fifth ward.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Division marshal, DR.. ]. j. Choate.
Aides: Major John T. Jones, Luther
Travis, Fred Smith, Walter Thayer. w.
F. Sabichi, Antonio Corneau, Alphonsio
Paradis, Julius Ardis, DR.. NJ. M Kan.
non, Harry Tufts.
Riverside Free Silver club.
Redondo club.
Hyatt's Gun club.
Clubs and Citizens afoot from Cahuenga
valley, Soldiers Home, Santa Monica,
The Palms. Ballona, Inglewood
vernon. Florence, Compton,
Gardena, Dominguez,
Wilmington. San Pc
dro, Long Beach,
NorWalk. k.Clear Water, Downey, Los Me
los. Rivera, Whittier and other
. places in the southern and
western sections of the county
Bicycles.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Division marshal, M. p Snvder
Aides: j. c. Oliver, J. B. Franklin F,II.
gene Carberry. c. HI. NJ Shibley. 7 y
saunders, j. Il. Millard, D. j. Carr. +
w. Huggins, Joe Engert.
Vernon band.
Free silver men from the Sixth. Seventn
Elgnth and Ninth wards in the
Following order:
Sixth ward.
Hayseed float, j. =. Caldwell.
Colored Silver club
Seventh ward
Eighth ward.
French Americans.
Ninth ward
SIXTH DIVISION.
Division marshal, D. Botiller. Aides.
w. r. Lewis. +. A. Winchenk, Thomas
Clifford, d. A. Watson, Frank C. Han
non, Tom Weiss, F. r. Martinez. Dan
Murphy, A. G.. Sanchez.
Deeble e. Berkline's band
Horsemen from the country