Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04
ORDER OF PROCESSION.


ORDER OF PROCESSION.
On the morning Of the day, OH which
The President of the United States will
approach the town of Boston, those Citi-
sens who intend TO do honor to his en-
trance into this Capital. by appearing on
horse back, in the Cavalcade OF Citizens,
viii assemble on Commou-street. The
IA. and hour of assembling, will be here
after communicated.
The line will be formed with its right
near the south end of the Mall, opposite
10 the southerly block of brick buildings
IN Common-street /; from whence the
whole will proceed through Ndssan-street
and Orangs-stSeet, near to the line be-
tween Roxbury and Boston on Wash
;ngton-street, and draw up ON It's westerly
side.
Carriages will proceed singly 70 Wash
Roxhury and Boston-where they will
halt and remain on the Easterly side of
the street, facing southcrly.
The centre of Washington street will
be reserved for the Squadron of Cavalry,
under Major PHELPS-th2t Corps hav-
irg been designated by the proper au-
shority, to act as Military Escort on
this occasion.
l. On the arrival Of the PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES, (and he being rea-
dv 10 proceeCD the Squadron OF Cavalry
will take up the march, succeeded by
o. Major General CRANE, Brigadier-
Generals DEARBORN, and GUILD, of
the first Division, with their respective
suits.
3. JAMES PRINCE, Esq. Marshal of
BRADFORD, Esq. Sheriff of Suffolk Coun
~.
4 The Committee of Arrang rmcnis
on horse back Chairman of the Com
mittep.
S. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
6. Suite of the President, including
Officers of the United States Array and
Navy.
2. Should any part OF the Committee of
Arrangements ride in carriages, they win
fall in The rear of The United States Off
GERS of the Army and Navy.
s. Hon. THOMAS II. PERKINS, lea
der of the Boston Cavalcade.
Cavalcade of Citizens of Boston
9. Field, Regimental Staff, and Com
itla, mounted, and in uniform
10. Citizens of Norfolk county. &c.
mounted.
IL. Line of Carriages from Boston.
IL. Line Of Carriages from Norfolk
County, &c.
The whole being thus formed, will pro-
coed through WaShington-sireet, and Or
lngestree', to Boylsfon Market-thence
trough BOylston- street, 10 an opening in
he Common. between the Mall and Gun
'"use-wileel to the right, and pass
rough 2 lane, which will be formed bv
--s- Scholars Of the different Schools in
Boston, attended by their several In
thence NOr.hwardly. across
Tie Common, towards the State House,
TO point opposite the West end of Win
ter stTeet-thence wheeling. will proceed
acroas the Mall, through Winier-street
AlMlborG' street and CoInhiil; north side
the Old State House and State-street, and
bv the East side of Broa5-street, as far as
Milks;reei: thence wheeling, will move
bv tlse West side of Broad street, 10
S-a'e-strcct. and by the South side of
Stafe-street, To- the Exchange Coffee
House; where the President of the Unit
ed States will leave the Procession. The
Cavalcade nf Citizens will then move to-
wards the Common, where they will Sc
parate.
BIZ order Of the Committee of arrange
meats.
CHAS. BULFINCII, Chairman.
BOSTON. June 9th, 1917.
Capt Bainbridge left town YESTERDAY
morning to meet the President of the u.
States at New-London.