Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-05
ORDER OF PROCESSION.


ORDER OF PROCESSION.
General j. W. Fitch and staff, acting as Mar
shal and Assistant Marshals of the Day
BAND.
First Regiment Cleveland Light Artillery under
command of Col. James Barnett and Lieut.
Col 5. b. Sturgis, composed Of the following
Companies:
Co. A.. Capt Simmons
Co. E.. Capt Hickman.
Co. D.. Capt Rice.
Co. b.. Capt Mack.
Co. A, Capt. Kinney, Geneva.
Brooklyn Light Artillery Capt PeltOn
Cleveland Light Dragons, Capt HaltnOrth.
BAND
General Wilson and staff, of Pennsylvania
Hibernian Guards, Capt. Kenny
Cleveland Grays, Capt. Paddock
Cleveland Light Guards, Capt: Sanford.
Wayne Guards, Erie, Capt j. W. McLain.
Lake Rifle Co, UniontOwn, Capt. -
Columbus Videttes, Capt. Thrall-
U ). Z0uaye Cadets, Detroit, Capt. A. W. Ladue.
Bruce Light Guards, Dunkirk, Capt. W. o. Ste
Union COrnet Band, Buffalo
Gen. ScrOggs and staff, Buffalo.
Company D., Buffalo Major Bidwell.
Washington Infantry, Pittsburgh, Capt. McFar-
Dayton Light Guards, Capt W. B. Pease.
NOrwalk Light Guards, Capt. --
PgTqesne GTays TP6ITgh Capt Campbell
Island, Col. Brown.
Governor Dennison and staff, of Ohio
Governor Sprague and staff Of Rhode Island,
Members of the Legislature and other distIn-
guished guests and citizens
from Rhode Island.
Gen. Gould and staff, of Newport r. /.
Gen. Dyer and staff, of Providence, R. /.
Mayor and Council of the City of Cleveland,
Committee of Arrangements.
r. ,,s1s,,, ,,r,e
the Perry Statue.
BAND.
Surviving Officers and Soldiers of the War of
1872, under command of Major BOylstOn.
Survivors who shared in the Battle of Lake Erie.
Officers of the Army and Navy.
Surviving Relatives of Commodore Perry, the
Hero of Lake Erie.
William Walcutt, the Sculptor fthe Statue and
Rev. DR.. Perry, kinsman of COmmO-
dOre Perry, and Chaplain
of the day.
John O'Brien, Sculptor, and james Butler, As
sistant.
Hon. George Bancroft, the American Historian
and DR.. Usher Parsons, Surgeon in the
service of Perry's Fleet, Ora
tors of the Day.
Judges of the Federal Courts and State Courts
Clergy Ofthe City of Cleveland and from abroad.
BAND.
Free and accepted Masons under the command
Heman B. Ely, Marshal, as follows:
master MaSOnS.
BAND.
Royal Arch Masons.
BAND.
knight Templars.
BAND.
Grand COmmandery Of Knights Templars of
Ohio.
Grand Lodge of Ohio.
BAND.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows under the
command of H. c. BabcOck, and assistants.
BAND.
O1aeT of Good Fellows under command CT H
Sackman.
American Express Co.
Full Rugged Ship manned by sailors of the war
of 1872.
Civic Societies.
Citizens and strangers.
The procession will form in the above order on
Euclid street. with right resting on Huron street,
and will be ready 10 move precisely at IL OclOc
A M. as follows:
Up Hudson to Prospect street down Prospect
to Erie street down Erie street to Lake street
down Lake street TO Ontario street up Ontario
street to St Clair street. down St. Clair street to
Water street up Water to Superior street; up
Superior street to the Public Square, where the
ceremonies of the Inauguration of the Perry
Statue will take place, in the following order,
Mayor Senter presiding
Prayer by Rev. DR.. PERRY.
dwelling of the Stutue by the Artist.
Acceptance of the Monument by the Mayor in
DeLdll VI the Olly.
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
Grafton by Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
Incidents of the Battle of Lake Erie by DR..
USHER Parsons.
Masonic Ceremonies by the Grand Master, HOR-
ACE N. STOKES of the Grand Lodge
of Ohio, followed by a Song
by Ossian E. Dodge
and Masonic
Choir
Concluding with Grand Naval Mock Battle be-
tween opposing SquadrOns on Lake Erie
within full view of Cleveland,
representing the Battle Of
Lake Erie as fought
on the 10th of
Sept, 1913,
by the gallant
COMMODORE PERRY.
The Battle 10 commence at O'Clock P NJ, off
Ontario and Seneca streets.
Citizens residing on the line of march are re-
Quested 10 have the streets clean and watered
j. W. FITCH.
Marshal of the Day.