The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-10
a. p. a.
The Grand Parade Of the American Proteeta1 1t
Aasoelnllon this Mornlnn.

Ine procession then started in the following
Chief Marshal, John G. Connolly ESQ.,, and Aids,
nanked by Sergeant Crout, OF the Reserve Police,
anu hlBh CohsUaoo Clark, all mounted.
FIRST DIVISION.
Division Marsha-James Fullerton of No d.
Liberty Military Band
Liberty Lodge, No. ., 100 strong CARRYING flags,
Marshal
Independent Band.
independent Lodge, No 10, S5 strong, carrying
hags banners, etc. John Munden, Marshall.
Edwin Forrest Cornet Band.
Joshua Lodge, No. H. 90 strong carrying nags BAN
ners, etc.-George Kee, Marshal
National COrnet Band Of Camden.
Constitution Lodge No 10, 80 strong carrying Tags
etc.-llamlton Valentine, Marshal.
SECOND DIVISION.
Division Marshal-John McGracken, of No. i6
Platoon OF IlOrsemen.
Banner in wagon drawn by ten horses.
Pennsylvania Band.
Montgomery Lodge No Is.
IIaverfOrd Cornet Band.
Gideon Lodge, No. so, 20 strong, carrying banners
etC.--James Guthrie, Marshal
Banner in wagon, drawn by four horses.
National COrnet Band OF FrankfOrd.
Harmony Lodge, No. 20 $50 strong, carrying flags
etc.-Robert Judge, Marshal.
Martial Music.
blcms, etc.-James Dugan, Marshal.
THIRD DIVISION.
Division Marshal--James Brady, of No a.
Philadelphia City Guard Band
Star OF Bethlehem Lodge No. 26; 100 strong; carry
ing hags, etc.-Mattnew Patterson, Marshal.
Banner in wagon drawn by four horses.
West Philadelphia Band.
Israel Lodge, No. IS; SO strong; carrying flags etc
William Wright, Marshal.
Banner in wagon drawn by six horses.
Germantown Cornet Band.
William Penn Lodge, No. 20; civilian Penn" and
Indians In costume; wagon with
Indian boys.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Division Marshal - James Bigger, of the Junior
Order.
Platoon OF horsemen
0GSs NS Sefy @S SgnSE No. %s PENN M0 No.
Reading, No. I, of Reading, Pa.
Flags, banners, Indians, William Penns, and bands
scattered among foregoing.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Division Marshal-James Brady Of No. 80.
Kellys COrnet Band.
Philadelphia Lodge, No 80; banners, flags, and en-
bleIns borne in line.
United States Band.
Ashland Lodge No 32 banners MIs etc. borne in line
Henry Clay Lodge, No. "a: banners, emblems, and
large flag borne in line.
NOnpareil Band
American star Lodge, No 37 banners, hags, etc,
borne in line.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Dvis ion Marshal-James Hutchinson, OF No. IS.
Chctenham COrnet Band.
Good samaritan Looge, NO. 3S; banners, etc, borne
in line,
Martial Music
David Lodge, No. Is; flags, Bible, etc, borne in line.
Merton Band.
COnshohOcken Lodge No, Al banners, etc, borne i'll
line.
Hand-nIiand Lodge, No. As; agS, etc, borne in line
SEVENTH DIVISION.
DIVISION MarSfal-J0nn MCClaln OF NO. 6S.
Martial Music.
Zachary Taylor Lodge, No. 45 banners ETC., borne
in line.
Keystone COrnet Band.
Prentice Boys Lodge No ~; lags Bible, etc,
borne in line.
Drum Corps
! Pennsylvania Lodge, No As; banners, etc, borne
in line.
DelmOnicO COnet Band (colOred).
Ark of Safety Lodge, No 5S; hags Bible, etc, borne
in line
EIGHTH DIVISION.
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Mechanics Band, of HOlInesburg
Banner in wagon, drawn by six horses
AOses Lodge, No. 66; Banners nags, etc, borne in
line.
Wagon with sailor boys, another with banner
WadCnsc Lodge No. 81; flags, Bible, etc. borne in
line.
Martia music.
HOkendauqua Lodge, No. IS; banners, &C., born in
line.
CayalCade Of forty-three horsemen.
Line OF Carriges.
Grand Lodge Officers and Past Ohcers OF Grand
Lodge.
The procession then, after COuntermarchng on
Broad street, from Arch TO Jefferson pursued the
following rOute:-
Down Jefferson to Frankford road. down Frank
ford road TO Thompson up Thompson to Second,
down Second TO Brown, up Brown to Twelfth. do Wn
Twelfth TO Chestnut down Cnesnut to Fourth, down
Fourth to Pine up Pine TO Twelfth, down Twelfth to
4 Fitzwater up FitZwater to sixteenth, up Sixteenth
to Walnut, up Walnut to Twentieth, up Twentieth
to Arch, down Arch to Broad, down Broad to Locust,
and there dismissed.