The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-04
SMITH DIVISION.
tTrades.)
Jacob Schlager, marshal.

Jacob Schlager, marshal.
Aides.
Floats. ETC.. representing every branch Ct
trade and industry. many in
actual operation.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Dolph Atherton. marshal.
Aides.
Germanla Band.
Scranton Athletic Club. South Side, with
float.
South Scranton Wheelmen.
Bicycle exhibits.
FORMATION.
First divsion-On Jefferson avenue, right
resting on Spruce street.
Second division--On Jefferson avenue
right resting on Linden street.
Third division-On Adams avenue right
resting on Spruce street.
Fourth divison-On Wyoming avenue,
right resting on Sorrce street.
Fifth d!vision-On Penn avenue, right
resting on Spruce street.
Sixth division-On Washington avenue,
right resting on Spruce street.
Seventh division-On Franklin avenue.
right resting on Spruce street.
ROUTE OF MARCH.
jefferson avenue to Spruce street. 10
Franklin, to Lackawanna, to Jefferson.
to Pine, to Adams, to Spruce, to Wash
ington, to Gibson, countermarch on WASH
inston, to Vine. to Wyoming, to Mulberry,
to Penn, to Spruce to Wyoming, to Lack
awanna, passing chief marshal and stan
in review on Wyoming avenue, opposite
Wyoming House and dismiss.
Grand Marshal Dunnell has issued
the following special order to the mar
shals of the divisions:
/. Today We Celebrate the anniversary of
our Independence. thankful and proud of
the liberty which We az American clti-
Zens enjoy. Ever ready to defend and
protect our country, while we remember
with pride the deeds o. our forefathers.
let us not forget on this occasion to pay
honor to the living heroes; therefore. as
a mark of respect to the men who from
1861 to 1865 fought to maintain this coun-
try, thereby settling forever the ques-
ton that we are to be one people with
one country and one flag, 1t Is hereby Or
dered that the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie form on the northwesterly side of
Washington avenue, facing Albright IL
brary, upon reaching that point, for the
purpose of receiving a marching salute
from the column. The column will con-
tinue to point of cOuntermarch without
the Grand Army of the Republic, who will
again take position on right of line when
the grand marshal, staff and band shall
have passed on Vine street.
.. The sixth division will, upon reach
ing Pine street, go east to Adams avenue,
to Gibson street. to Washington avenue.
and take original position in line as quick
ly as possible. BY order of
Colonel ii. e. Dunnel,
Grand Marshal.
George E. Rice, Chief of Staff.
FIREWORKS IN THE EVENING.
In the evening there will be O fine
display of fireworks on Linden street
opposite the court house square. The
fireworks stand will be erected where
the American Volunteers tent has
stood for several weeks. On the oppo-
site side of Linden street a stand with
three hundred reserve seats has been
erected and tickets emitting the hold
er to u seat on 1t can be obtained to-
day at Sanderson's drug store for 25
cents. The fireworks display will be in
charge of Messrs. Brown and Connell
sent here by the Paine's fireworks COM
pany of New York.
There will be nine big set pieces,
among which are: Washington" fif-
teen feet square; Blazing Sum-" with
wheel and closing Good Night" A
heavy cannonade Of thirty-inch shells
will roar, then the set pieces will say
in a railbow of tinted letters, Good
Night" while a bouquet of rockets will
fill the heavens with pyrotechnic glory.
The baseball game, bicycle races,
Caledonian games and excursions to
Lake Ariel and Farview will also fur
nish amusements for the thousands to-