Evening journal., 1899-09-04


Captain Kane
-Four Sergeants Each With Eight Men.
Patrol Wagon.
About seventy-five men in all.
FIREMEN.
Chief, George w. Sasse.
Marshallton Band
First Division.
First Assistant Engineer Joyce, Com
manding.
Friendship, No. /,
w. p. Mcconnell, Marshal.
Reliance, No. 2,
James Buckley, Marshal.
Delaware, No. 2,
Samuel H. Chadwick, Marshal.
Phoenix, No. 4,
James Malloy, Marshal.
Second Division.
Second Assistant Engineer Purcell
Commanding.
Water Witch, No. 8.
DR.. H. c. Moore, Marshal.
Fame, No. 6,
Jacob Kopp, Marshal
Washington, No. Z,
Lewis L. Saunders, Marshal.
Weccacoe, No. 8,
Dennis S. Shields, Marshal.
Liberty, No. 9,
John p. Welch, Marshal
Chief Dolan has made arrangements
with the Wilmington City Railway
Company to keep the streets clear on
the route over which the parade
moves. In return for this Chief D1lan
has promised to have the procession
move sharply at 4 o'clock.
7.15 p. m.-Delegates, their friends,
and committees will leave the Clay
ton House. and go to the Baltimore
and Ohio Market street station. to
take a special train for Brandywlne
Springs, where an elaborte program
has been arranged for the entertain
ment Of the visitors. Returning, will
reach the city about 10 o'clock.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.
a. m.-Musical entertainment at
the Clayton House and assembling of
delegates, friends, invited guests and
committees to proceed to King street
wharf.
10 a. m.-Party will board a steamer
for an outing on the Delaware river.
The many manufacturing industries
along the Christiana river and vicinity
will be pointed out, to the visitors.
Their attention will also be called to
the vast Improvements being done to
this harbor, by the government, and
the grand results to be obtained
therefrom. The admirable location OF
the city Of Wilmington on the Della
ware river with three great lines pass
ing through the city, will also be
shown the visitors. After a short
run up the river the party will pro
ceed TO New Castle, where they will
visit the county Jail. to see the whip
ping-post and pillory. Then return tc
the boat and enjoy luncheon, during
which time fine band of music will
assist in entertaining.
BY the time luncheon has been serv-
ed, the party will find themselves al
Fort Delaware, visit will be made tC
the fort, permission first having beer
obtained from the War Department
Thence on TO the head of Delaware
bay, and return to Wilmington about
4 p. m. in time for connection with
trains to New York and New England
points.
president Aydon has secured fret
service from the Western Union Tele
graph Company Postal Telegraph
Cable Company, Long Distance Tele
phone Company, and the local tele
, phone companies for the use Of tn
delegates during their sojourn in viii
mington.
Delegates to the convention, friend
) and exhibitors should advise Presiden
j. W. Aydon, at once as to their hote
{ aCcomodations at the Clayton House
to avoid confusion on arrival at vii
mington.
The ladies' reception committe
held a meeting In the Clayton Hous
5 yesterday afternoon and discussed tn
y best method Of entertaining wome
Z visitors. The committee is compose
: OF Mrs. Enoch Moore, Sr.; Mrs. J. W
e Aydon, Mrs. George B. Moore, Mri
e Charles Philips. Mrs. Thomas S. Bel
e lah, Mrs. A. G. McCausland, Mrs. vii
liam Lawton, Miss Emma Aydon an
Miss Lettie Sweeney.