Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

CHARLES G.. GREENE,
AMOS BINNEY,
JOHN HENsHAw,
GEORGE w. PRATT,
JOHN l.. DIMMocK,
JOSEPH NJ Brown,
LYNDE NJ WALTER, and
JOSEPH III. BUCKINGHAM
as Assistant .ndrshaT,.
by order oil the Committee of Arrangements,
CHARLES CALHOUN, Secretary.
ORDER OF PROCESSION,
From the Presidents Lodgings to the State House.
Aid CHIEF MARSHAL. Aid.
Marshal Legislative ,S Committee three Marshal
U. States District Marshal, Presi- \
Marsha, dent, Chairman OF Committee. =,
Secretary OF the Navy, Vice Pre-. ''"''"a''
sident, and Secretary OF War.
Major DonelsoD, Col. Earl, Mem. !
bers OF Congress who may be
present.
Marshal Judges of Supreme and District Marshal.
Courts Of the United States
District Airy, Collector of the port
Naval Officer, aud Surveyor.
delegates and other gentlemen
Marshal who may be in attendance on Marshal
e. the President at the time.
Marshal Officers OF the Army and Navy Marshal.
Tine Public Officers and other gentlemen designated in
the Order OF Procession are requested to assemble the
fremont House, at 10 O'Clock, this morning. The pro.
cession will move precisely at half past o'clock a. NJ
and proceed up fremont to Park street. up Park
| rangements, NATHANIEL GREENE
Boston, June o. 1888 Chief Marshal.
CRYING Down PICK .pocKETs-Wilson ouroxcel
lent Crier of Stenorian voice. was out yeste
procaming anathcmas against the whole tribe of pic
pockets After ringing his bell Justify the corners oil
the Streets he would hold forth the following effect
My deare fellow citizens. besache we TO take warning
against gang OF pick pockets that follow the heels of our
beloved President they the incorrigibe set
scoundres that ever beset city, and have instru
mens Than are in surgeons case. Take OF them
and OF your pocket books II you do mind this admo
milton, shall have to cry them Tomorrow and YOU will
Centinel
The towns OF Connecticut through which the PRECEDENT
has passed have given him in instances very mag
nceni reception, and the enthusiastic gard which
animated all classes and parties equally pervadmg
and ervent there. gentleman just returned from
which informs that part OF the procession there was
formed oil several hundred ladies' each of whom bore
banner inscribed with the words OF the Inc moabe toa =,
The Union-it mast be preserved!"W Y Stand
ard
siden at the American Hotel sold auction yester.
day. most OF the articles being knocked down al srces
good deal less than their reported cost correspondent
says, that The beasead and its canopy sold for 1920 the
prime cost being $500. The counerpane with its absurd
fringe oil silver gewgaws brought but $780, though, &C
cordiDg TO the Commercial ii cost 500 That paper calIs
the Tact proof that patriosm is the decline and
claims with iaboous irony, that the sumhers of
The Hero during three nights only, should have so great.
W deterioated It's vaueor have his friends now that the
pageant has passed by become cold and Indifferent
they only few days since, obsrepe porous in his
pralse: Now, this is unfair and little dishonest in the
Commercial This fortune all pulled its prices stated
and its beauty extoed in advance by and the fail
re oil the speculation is not subject TO the
friends of Jack son; enoug for the that the CONNER
cidt urged them tobuy it, they suspect
was something TO avoid. IT, however, that paper cannot
conceive that republicans should love and revere ANDREW
Jackson without caring very particularly for the pave
ment that The President walks over the chair that he
rests upon the table which he dimes we will chart
taby tell what may possibly have been Tor
the failure OF its hopes about the price of the bcdstead
the President did not il. The correspondent quoted
above says that being shown the bed chamber he
declined venurng upon such shOtobed, and during his
lgnh n N ,apI
would the Commercial have chucked had il persuaded
the jackson men TO buy the fnery ID
Inc Phade!phians appear to have paid very little at
tenon TO the inmaon of the Globe, that the Preside Mt
desired TO travel without parade or osenta,ion From all
accounts their reception OF him was enthus
astic, and attended with splendour than that of La
fayette In fact the President seems 10 have won all
hearts in the City OF Brohery Love- The United States
1sze,'e determined Opposition print, expresses lis adm
ration, al the grace and with which he managed his
'oe'uiful white charger"-Bah Gdz
Vest POinf--The following list presents the names o.
me hst five Cadets of each class attached to the Army
Register coniormably 10 regulation for the
distinguished Cadets, not exceeding FIVE in each class to
De reported Tor that purpose alter each annual examination
The Cadets Of the first class having completed their
academic courses have left the institution.
First CldsS-Frederick A. Smith, and Jonathan {;
Barnard, Massachusetts,; George w. Cuum Pennsylva-
MA; Rufus King, New York; Francis H. Smith, Viz.
Second Coss-william Smith, New York; John San.
GERS, Florida; Robert Aim, 1st Maryland; Harrison
Loughbotough, Kentucky; William T. Stockton, Penn.
syvsnia III"
Third Glass Charles r. Bireloy. Msss,cb,s,,,,.
EhaIies j. Whiting, Maine; George NJ Leoate and Io,,
H. ,Marilndsle, New York; Thomas T. CAN'T MarvIand'
, r%u,m Ctass:-James l.. Mason -; Dsnviile
Lead6eter, Maine; Alexander Hamilton and Barnabss
ConEling, New York; Joseph r. Anderson. virgnia
" y american " '''''''i' '"g"'s'--
CongreSsmen from J5assashusetfs.--Iy the hate cleo
,on OF MT osgood 10 Congress Mssssch1setts second
sackson man added 10 the delegates from that State
MI bsyIies and Dir. Oagood amount 10 sx oC Inc
representatives. from Massachusetts mis- Is doing toe
saoe wen Ior beginning no attempt 10 elect mem
ger 10 the district recently represented by Mr. Dearborn
nas sgah resulted IN failure 10 make choice The
Nationals bad better look sharp, or the Jackson men viii
cut "em 0S'in that district also - Bat Rep.