Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-29

~ euuiA1c = NtlaluAlClL OF TIE Isl bdttAliOl OF
light Artillery will fire federal salute from the
Public Square, and all the bells of the city will be
rung for the space Of one half hour.
At nine O'Clock A. N. precisely, the procession
VIII move IN the following order, under the direc-
tion OF John A Wheeler, Marshal of the Day and
assistants.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
. MILITARY.
Brig Gen J. W Fitch and STAFF. lst Brigade.
18th DHisinn. q. V NJ
lst I.a.,alion Light Artillery, under command OF
Lieut.. Col, J. r. Stafford and Major c. S Gates,
comprising the following companies
Company A, Capt. Lewis
Company B, Capt Mack.
Company c, Capt PeltOn.
Band.
Cleveland Light Dragons, Capt. Hickman.
Gov. Chase and staff
Major Gen. A. S. Mariner and staff, 18th Di-
vision.
Brig; Gen. E. D. Tyler and STAFF, I'd Brigade
Band.
Brig. Gen. Barnhart and STAFF, Sd Brigade.
Detroit Light Guards Capt. A S William.
Detroit Shields Guards
cleveland GTays, Capt w. II. Hayward.
lafayette Guards Captain Lantry
Hibernian Guards, Capt Kinney
COMMITTEE, CITY OFFICERS, ORATOR, kc.-soL-
DIEEs OF 1912
Committee of Arrangements in carriages.
Mayor, Common Coulcil and City Officers in
carriages
Orator Of the Day, Reader of the Declaration of
Independence and Chaplain of the Day, in car
riages.
Clergy of Cleveland, and Judges and Officers of
the several Courts, in carriages
Soldiers of the Revolution, Soldiers Of the War
OF 1872, and Soldiers Of tie Mexican War, in car
riages.
Band.
FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Cleveland Fire Department, under the direction
ofChief Engineer Jas. Hin, and Assistant Engi-
neers Jas. SeabOTn and ThOs Willows.
Forest City Hook and Ladder, No. l, Boyd
foreman.
Live Oak Co. No. l, Sturn sneckle, foreman.
Forest City Co. No. 2, Harper, foreman.
Saratoga Co. No. 3, Fisher, foreman.
Ph9nix Co. No. 4, Frazee, foreman.
Cataract Co. No. 5, Baird, foreman.
RedJacket Co. No. g. Mooney, foreman.
Neptune Co. No. 7, Sells, foreman
Hope Co. No 9. Marsees foreman.
Washington Co No. g. Radeli1, foreman.
Torrent Co.. 10, Bort foreman.
Alert Hose Co. No. l, Pritchard, foreman.
Band.
CIVIC SOCIETIES AND CITIZENS.
Father Mathew Temperance Society.
Industrial School,
Printers Association
Stone Cutters Association.
CIrpeuters' and joiners' do.
WheelwHghts aud Blacksmths' do.
Association Of Exprtssmen.
Butchers, mounted
Band.
Carmen and Teansters, mounted.
Ctizens, IN Carriages and -. the following line
of march Up Prospect 10 Perry down Perry
to Euclid ; down Euclid TO Erie /; down Erie TO
Lake /; down Lake 10 Ontario up OntarO to St.
Clair down st. Clair to Water up Water to SD
DeriOr: IN SUPERIOR TO Public Square, where the
following exercises viii take place:
Music.
Playerby Rev. D. r CIaxtOn.
Music.
Reading ofthe Declaration of Independence by
J. Edwards lngersoll, Esq.
Music.
Grafton by s. O. Griswold, Esq.
BenedictiOn.
National Salute By detachment of the Ist Bat
talon Of Light Artillery a. one o'clock.
Balloon ascension by Mons. GODDARD
Regatta, under the direction Of Committee on
/ Regatta, at two O'Clock.
| Any other companies or associations not emu
merated above, who intend to join IL the process
sion, are requested to report 10 the Marshal as
early nine O'Clock on the morning Of the 81, at
his headquarters at the Angler House.
1t IS particularly requested that the owners and
drivers of private carriages will withdraw them
from the street while the procession IS passing, anc
it Is earnestly hoped that there viii be discharg
ing of guns, pistols, or fireworks, in the imme
diIte vicinity of the procession.
At sun. down the several church bells will be runl
for half an hour, and Federal Salute fired.
In the evening there will be the largest anC
best exhibition Of Fire Works, upon Scranton
Flats" that ever took place in this city, un
der the personal supervision of Messrs- Gorham
Apln.
W. EDWARDS,