The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17
THE PRIZE CONCERT LAST EVENING
Grand Parade and Picnic To-day.

The Academy of Music was last night crowded
even with larger multitude OF PeOpISS ne I'M, .hen & on
cedinR evening. The exercises, tne programme
of which we published yesterday afternoon,
ali respects q success The competing societies
had evidently prepared themselves for the con-
feat in the most thorough and systematic man
ner and IL is fair 10 presume that each one uis-
played the full strength OF It's musical powers
AM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tho interest manifested,
both by the participants and the public at large,
in the two monster concerts which have already
been held, the browning event of the week,
and the one on which the greatest share OF at
tention has been bestowed, Is the grand picnic
ofto-day The following programme was laid
down for the event:-
Att o'clock the differeut societies resorted to
r. the Headquarters at National Guards Hall to
receive their flags and banners there deposited.
Immediately afterwards they took their posi-
tions in the line of the procession at the desig-
mated points The line was formed on York
avenue, the right resting on Green street, and
extending down Fourth street to Arch, and
thence to Seventh street.
AT o'clock the procession began to move,
counermarching from the right wing, without
marching of the left, the route being the follow
ing:-Down York avenue and Green street to
Fourth, down Fourth TO Arch, up Arch to
10 Third, up Third to Callowhill, up Callowhill
to Fourth, up Fourth TO Noble, down Noble TO
Third up Third to Girard avenue, up Girard
avenue to Ridge avenue, up Ridge avenue to
Mit11in lane, and thence to Washington Retreat
and Engel & VOLTS farm, the scene of the
on arriving at the picnic grounds national
talute was fired, and the different divisions
we're conducted to the places assigned them, rs
followR:-Second Division, on Washington Re-
treat; Third Division, on Washington Retreat,
from the forest line, which lies on a line
parallel with the Rifle Clubs Lodge Fourth
Division, on Engel g. VOLTS farm; Fifth DIv-
sion, EDge1 VOLTS farm. t.. r
After passing some hours In social enjoy
ment and the singing OF various choruses, at
al NJ N m W EiOnn
for the singers to assemble in front of the
Temple of Donations, on the eastern side Of
Engel & VOLTS Farm, the stand being occupied
by the Honorary Committee The exercises
will then commence with the singing of the
titude, alter which Charles Buckwalter, Esq,
will deliver an grafton in English. Mendels-
then be sung, followed by an address in Ger
man by Frederick Schuenemann Pott, Esq.
The Honorary Committee will then distribute
the prizes, according to the award made by the
judges.
The Procession
was a notable affair, and was eagerly observed
walks along the line of march. 1t was made up
in the following order:-
FIRST DIVISION.
Patoons of Police Reserve Officers. under Lieutenant
Grand Marshal-General Ballier
Chief Marshals-C Colonel Louis L Ladner, Colonel
Aids-A. Riddle. N a. sc6sda. Julius Flgrer.
of the MSODa D suards S IL HGmOer
Honorary Marshsls in carriages, consisting of Gems
Honorary Committee, in carriages.
PhadPlphia Rifle Club in carriages.
ne number Of open 6arouches In this part OF the
SECOND DIVISION,
under the marshaship Of Captain F. Philip, with
The Liedertafei, Of Philadelphia. with F. Lam
Soc Ref Singing Society, Cecilia, Philadelphia.
Philauelpha; schwe6 saengerbund,
M@nperchof sa Reading. s'' 1fennerchor. Lancaster.
isHdfsna usiSnd Band, fSS SeS York % ASrofs NeSsrE
Frohslnn. BIoOmiDgdale, Fin!Iaeht, NeTark;
Aron, Baltimore. Arion. Newark,
eInde Philadelphia. Arion ouartette Club,
S@neerrunde Jersey CITY. Beethoven NJ Ch., n. Y.
s@neerbund Washington. Beethoven NJ. Ch., Phila
S@ngerbund, Scranton.
THIRD DIVISION
under the MarshaIshp of William Mollerus, with
The Meunsrchor.. Of PniadeIphia, with F. NJ.
oermania Mannercnor. 'Liedertaie d. soc Reform
TeatOnis MennerchOr, N. t TsSEoniS jM@nnerchOr.
Mennerchor, wilkesbarre Liederlafei, New York.
Delaware siengerbnnd, Soncoraa, HeEdet99n r. q.
MennerchOr, Camden; Te9tonia MtennerchOr' N
SfIIaS SPbiIadephia. sanger6und POttsvrle.
Turner Gesangverein, Bal PenDsyHlyaRis, " ,. p.
Liederkranz, syracuse, N ITsutonia sengerbund'
Manaorchor Ultra, N. Y. sing Academy. N. y;
Germania, Pougnkeepsbe, Cecilia Glee Club Ham
New York. ltOn, " W.
GesGngverein Orange, N. LiederEranz, Morrisania'
1GedeSafel Melrose N. Y Arion Glee Club, Roches.
oTpSeus' PSiladeiphia- virginia Delegation, Rich
Der; Dent Ne. n Gesansy erein. Harmony. baltimore
Auhurn M@nnerchor. Baltimore.
central n y. .sengerbund, CCncOTdiS GesangvereIn'
s9nSerbnnd. wrliamsbg. Concordia MUnnerchor
Quartette Club Staten ISL New YORK.
FOURTH DIVISION,
under the nnarsha halship OF Captain ]. Alexander.
The soengerbund, OF Philadelphia, with Jacoo Stein
fjederSTanz New York. Young iMennerchOr, Phi
Liederkranz Providence lAdephHIas, a. Vvor,,
Tnrner Iiedertafel Balti- Mie6 ckranz, Baltimore.
more Young Mennerchor, ny
e@pgerbund Brooklyn. Melonanen, n. Y.
AiIge Sfengerhund, New Orpheus, N. Y.
Atsv lsOyk deIeSations Cluartette Club, N Y.
Ouartette Club. HObokeD. Rhein, Sengeround' Ne 4
TtntTacht Hoboktn. SiengerDust, n. Y.
EuphOnia, New YORK. AElOni NJ "
Harmonia. New York, Sohwao LledetkIhLnszS ne y; L
Lyra M@nnerchor' Ny sec; & -
AnTora philadelphia. Quartette Club, Williams
Fidelia New York burg c,L tr,d.or
Mozart Miennerchor' New Vghtse''e Ni"O' A
II;a YORK Drou, vork GernSania, Elizabeth City
;adinnts M.ennerchor New Teutonla Elizabe bethport.
YorE iConcorda, M@nnerchor
Fra1enlob Chor. N. Y. Philadelphia ,,
pioonninodsie Chor. ", Y Eintracht, Union ttlll.
IaenneTehor Hudson. Loreley Mennerchor, PM
Harmony. Philadelphia. ladephlA'
FIFTH DIVISION,
Nnder the marshalship of Captain Joseph - Scuo
nnger. with F. W. Inomasi; Jr;, as ~" Nsiitar,
Turner Rifle Corps. FShn3J n q sntaIn Her
1rtilieSy. Colonel BRADY. mann. ..,,ou
For the torty-iour New YORK socieebgS tbo Koch MAJ
ing gentlemen SeSfd Sd as m ssse 4ds and Fredc
rick Sieffen, President OF the New YORK Cen'i@ wi"
mittee mn p,eu1c