Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-10

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Wayne Guards, Erie, Pa-Capt j. W Mclean
1st Lieut-B Grant.
I'd do. G.. SeldOn-s
Sd do A. King
Orderly. ". Douglas
As men, 8 musicians
Yeietes, Columbus Otio-Instructor-Col. Wal
colt
Capt-Thrall
1st Lieut.-Tutler.
2d do Geary.
Sd do. Plntt
Orderly Sergeant-krumm
S5 men, markers, 20 musicians
Owing to the extremely unfavorable
weather, the men were relieved from all
camp duty except what was absolutely ne
cessary, on Saturday.
Yesterday divine service was held on the
ground, after which the men dismissed for
the day.
The following are the orders for to-day and
for tomorrow SO far as they have been deter
mined upon -...
LOrder No.4l
BRIGADE ORDERS
HEAD QUARTERS, CAMP PERRY,
Sept. 9th, 1880.
At Sunrlse-Reveille
At6Iz O'Clock, A. M-Breakfast
At O'Clock, A. M-Companies turn out in
marching order to Join the Procession.
Dress Parade after the Procession is dis
missed
One man to be detailed from each Company
for guard duty at camp while the Companies are
gone.
By order of the Commandant.
SnAs MERCHANT, Aid.
MILITARY.
The most of the military are noted by our
reporter at Camp Perry. In addition to
these the Bruce Light Guards of Dunkirk, Of
the G8th Regiment y. Y S. N. arrived yes
terday afternoon via propeller New York with
the following officers:
Capt-W. 0. Stevens
Ist Lieut-C. X. Abel.
ID Lieut.-James Kunn
Sd Lieut. Marcus.
lst Surgeant, H. C. Hinman; I'd do, A.
Lasceles; lst Corporal, D. Loeb; I'd do, Geo.
W. Fox 80 muskets and 6sth Reg, Band,
W. D. Norris leader.
AMERICAN BRASS BAND OF PROVIDENCE.
This Band is one of the most celebrated in
the East. It was organized Nov. 6, 1887, and
! Mr.. Joseph C. Green, the leader, is the only
one now left of the original number. he
has been professed musician for between
thirty and forty years, and is one of the mosl
accomplished musicians of the East As
evidence of the estimation in which he is
held at home, he has with him a magnif-
cent gold medal bearing the inscription ga
Testimonial to Mr.. Joseph C. Greene by the
Ladies of Providence, Sept. 4th, 1902
Below this is a staye of music "Shall auld
acquaintance be forgot ?" On the reverse is
the State Coat of Arms. The whole is one Of
the finest things, in design and execution.
that We have ever seen. It was manufac-
tured at Providence, and cost nearly 5000.
The Band is composed of the following
members:
Joseph c. Greene, E: A. Paine, Geo. Grif-
fths, A. Metealf Pond, Wm. Lee Reynolds.
! William Haskill, John Maxfeld, VIM: E.
| Whiting, Augustus Hese, Beriah G.. Rev
nOlds, Joshua Lorthrop, VIM. Hall, Stephen
R. Sweet, Walter B. Kingsley, S. G.. White
more, T. P. Fenner, J. o. Reed, s. G. Sweet,
and Joseph Wheaton, with Drum Band.
MAsONs.
Representatives in attendance from the
Grand Lodge of Ohio.
Homer L Stokes, Grand Master.
VIM. B. Thrall, Past Grand Master
Hezekiah L. HOsmer, Dept Grand Master.
Geo. Webster, Senr Grand Master.
Lucius C. Jones' Junr. Grand Master
Heman Ely, Grand Marshal
John D. Caldwell, Grand Secretary.
Grand Chapter r. A. MasOus.-GeO. Rex.
G. H. Priest; Peter Thatcher, Dept. G. H.
Priest; John D. Caldu ell, Or. Secrsretar.
Grand Ens h. TempEers, q. lS.-Sir Benz.
B. French, Grand Master.
Grand Enc TX. IT, Oho.-Sir Kent Jar
Wis, Grand Commander; Sir Thomas Spar
row, CIR. Generalisimo; Sir Geo. Webster,
Gr Capt Generals Sir Geo. H. Burt Sr.
Warden; Sir s. P. Axtell, CIR. Warden; G.
\ A. Starkweather, Soy. Gr Inspector Nortl
Jurisdiction 33d
st. Johns Com, Of Providence, r. L-COp'.
Cyrus B. Manchester.
A large number of Master Masons from the
Subordinate Lodges ofohiO, and Sir Knights
from Encampments in this State and from
other States are here.
A Masonic Banquet takes place after the
ceremonies this afternoon, at the Weddel
House.
HEADQUARTERS TO-DAY.
The City Council and Committee of Ar
rangements will meet at Council Hall at Il
a, m. precisely.
The survivors Of the battle Of Lake Erie
will start from the Weddell House at 10 am.
The Perry family will start from the Amer
lean House.
The Governor af Ohio and Stat, and the
Governor of Rhode Island and staff, ano
Members of the Legislature, viii start from
the Angler House.
The Judges OF the supreme Court sud'
from the Angler House at lOa.
By order of the Committee Of Arrange
ments
CANE FOR BANCROFT.
The Wayne Guards Of Erie will present to
Mr.. Bancroft to-day cane made of timber
Of the Lawrence sunk to Erie Harbor. 1t is
mounted with gold and upon it are these H.
scriptOns.
"Wayne Guards Of Erie to Hon. Geo.
Bancroft, Presented at the Inauguration Of
Perry Statue Sept. 10, 1867
"Sept 10. IsI3.-We have met the Enemy