Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16

" II. IL.
:. harden, ] G. 10 sdale. r.,
James MOntedonico, Charles BufOrd,
John II. Miller.
| The following line Of march was taken
| From Winchelt ter down Nam TO Beale, thence
10 Sec 1nd, mp Second to Jefferson, 10 the Ex-
position building.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Chief Athy
Captain WeatherioId Captain Smith.
Sergeants Braun, ArraIta Day and MElroy,
| all mounted.
| 7, lice Force.
Grand Marshal
Assistant Marshal Assistant Marshal.
Old Memphis Band.
Knights of Pythias.
Heights of Innis all.
Chickasaw Guards.
| Company A, Bluff City Battalion.
0ayoso Guards.
! Forrest Guards.
InVincible Hose O., with apparatus.
| Christian Brothers Band.
| Christian Brothers College,
| SocieJe Frsnsalse.
Societa di Unione Fratellanza Italians.
! German Casino.
Deutscber Bruder Bund.
Memphis 5ruetli Club.
st. Andrews Society, in Carriages.
Fire Chief NJ Fadden.
Fire Steamer No. and HO e Company
Fire steamer No. and Hose Com pany.
ook and Ladder Company No. !.
Fire steamer No. . and Hose Company.
Fire Steamer No. and HOs- Company.
Mayor and General council In carriages.
President and Directors OF the Exposition in
Memphis Water Com psny'swsgon.
Plumbers and Gas Filters Union shop and
wagon.
Plumbers and Ga Filters Union on foot.
Roush q Cunntngham's wagon and Carriage
Z. J. Hargsu & Co.'S soda " alter Factory on
wagon.
southern Express Company,
Ieubrie' Exp position Store.
Qneniei d Sons Magnolia Beer Hall.
Lemp's Fresh Beer.
memphis Wood Works three wagonS)
KING COTTON.
LullmaD & Vienna s wagons,
Howe sewing NJ -cbine company.
HOOK q Dagrill, sign and Ornamental Paint
ing, Roofing and PAPER Hanging,
memphis Broom Factory.
he'd Store, 2is Main street.
Mallons Lead Pipe Factory, etc.
-, J. a Siniago, Fish and Game store.
Patterson : Omnibnses and Baggage wagons.
Brown & Jones, Coal, ~ carts
Wait q Lewis, Coal. a carts
il. b, Pacs ef Il Co., Coal, II carts.
q Bigley, Col carts.
Memphis Oh Company, seed, oil, Meal and
Oh Cake, draJ and wagons.
Employees o Mill.
D. r. Prescott & Co., OIL Soap, dray and l
wagon.
p. NJ. Patterson 4 Co, Transfer wagons and
Milbun & Walker Wagon Manufacturers
This ,lOsed the procession which was near |
Beale, thence to Second, thence to Jefferson. |
SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE PROCESS |
SION.
Main street from Winchester t. Beale, ana |
Second street thence to Jefferson, was one I'M
broken mass Of people Every window and |
ba cony on the above thorOugnfai es was /
crowded with men, women and children, |
while the sidewalks as far the eye could
reach were fhrnnged with crsWdS " interest-
e2 observers. In fscf, the turn-Ont esteIday
was one " the grandest Inst Memphis has
seen for a long VIII lie, the immense outpour-
Ing Ut people being in mum her, Ike that tn
on Mardi Gras occasions. Even our owl citi-
zens We're not htlie agre ably surprised at
the general interest the occasion had
awakened amoug our people.
AT THE HEAD OF THE PRO 1ESsION
rode Chief Athy and his mounted urffeers, all
OF whom were on spirited cha gers. text
was SOU ID OF seventy paIro men, whose
bright new uniforms dispiaysd the men TO
q eat advantage. Nextln ORDER " IS the grand
marshal aud his two aid {; then came the Old
Memphis brass band, at the head of the
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Il
over forty 1--we members. The
knights OF Pythlss, who were placed at the
ead Of the olumn, paraded in platoOns Of
Tour deep. Their even, steady tread and good
time lifted them well for the position as
signed. The Knights were in full uniform
consisting Of cap, sword AID belt, gauntle.
ind 6aldrie. Next to the Knights Of Pythiss
KNIGHTS OF INNIsFAIL.
whose bright green plumes, green sash and ,
,leami 3 swords attracted general attention /
md elected no little admiration nom the nu-
nervous speetatoTs The Knights OF Innisfal
nave an attractive uniform, and always make =
good display upon occasions of public pa i
AIDE. :
THE CHICKASAW GUARDS,
numbering toTty-six, rank and file, ollowed j
lext in procession. They carried muslletS
Gith fixed bay onets, and were regularly
squipped in other respects, each man wearin, ]
iai clOths blue csp and white gloves he | a
JhickRsaw Guards were under command OF I
Captain X. p. Duncan. In. this con ection 4
" are p eassntly reminded OF the fact that a
While the com pany were AT rest IN front of The v
Planters insurance building, Captain Duncan (
vas made the recipient OF a fine dress sword ! }
~ the members OF his command. The sword Il
which cost eighty dollars, was pre- ented in | +
,ehaif OF the CHickasaw Guards by Mr.. L. IA. c
'rieIson in the following words q
COLONEL DTRC Anal the request of nv 9
comrades / present you, captain Of the | I
,hickasaw Guards, this beautiful sword and b
express the sentiment OF the company when a
sid. may you long wear / in that capacity b
Iou have, sir, since your election. by your n
euial manners and social intercourse with !
Is won the hearts OF your men. We need nuf | 4
o back 10 the days when you lead veterans q
0 learn of your ability to command, for IN ! z
,erience, judgment and hrmness won the Il
aspect anu admiration OF your men. Accept c
his sword and with 1t the respect and regard h
Z, and obedience and subordfnRtion from the c
'hickasaw Guards. q
Captain Duncan upon accepting his sword d
naoe graceful expression Of his thanks, aUd Il
hen the company moved on TO the rem e
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, n
uQII ABAel NJ ahutBs WIS one OF the most 4
ttractive features OF the procession. TIE 4
ngtues, trucks aus carriages were decorated Q
'iJh hags and ornamen1ed with our noble L
iemen dressed IN full uniform OF b ack q
ants red ana green shirts. belt, and white q
nd black hats. The Memphis 1remeu never e
ipeared 70 better advantage Than they did u
The ho0k-anu-ladder trucks pre- i,
,ntesu another attractive feature u The pro- 81
sssion, which, without the d men, would v
ave been Incomplete. q
INVIRCIBLE HOSE COMPANY NO b
isde big turn out. mere thaG thirty mem !,
rs drawing the CO rtage. VII ch was pro | n
isely decorated with hJw.rs IiUbous and n
sgs, ard mounted W tn pretty canopy, un- h
or VI ich Sat \ httle girl and little hoy, ap n
ropriateiy dressed or the grand occasion. i
THE CITY OFF IAL5
ere represented In goodly numbers his hon. y
Mayer Losgue, President .. r. Robbins. OF y
ie hoard Of aldermen, and President Hewitt, II
the council. occupying the nrst carriage. =,
members OF the two municipal "
dies, city officers, President PetiIgrsw Of II
e chamber Of commerce; W. b Galbrea b, u
-eaIdent Of the cotton ex ha GO. a1d manN >,
her prom uenJ citizens, beside President J. Il
!. SorcoTaui 4 omiiH son. ESQ, and other hl
hcers Of the Exposition. 50
THE PLUMBERS AND GAs-FITTERs- =.
The plumber and gss-n ters' protec, I've al
soelattO1 Lad IN The prOcessi arse plat "
I'm wagon, tWerty-oae by sixteen feet. sur OF
nnded by an iFon-pipe railing, containing ag