Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-14
PROCESSION.

GRAND PROCESSION
-FoR THE
e x r o s ITO N
ON
Thursday, October 18th.
TINE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEN
i are notified that they have been appointed
/ to act as Assistant Marshals at the Grand
Procession on Thursday next: They will
please report to the Chief Marshal. at
o'clock, at Market Square, on the morning OF
the 18th, for duty, well mounted, anG wearing
broad blue sash.
ASSISTANT MARSHALS.
B II Robertson. John @ Fizer.
q V Rambaut, u A Cole,
w v naE's Simmons, John n1 4 Vwiillins.
| Thrall, @ ID Steinkuhl.
W L buff. re williamson.
S Treadwell, RV Vredenburg,
ID Hadden, Cook M Waldr0n,
Frank Wait, Theo Krekel.
| Louis Podesta, James Reilly,
| VIM D Powell. p g Kelley,
| u w Miller, CP Woodbridge,
W A Gage, John NJ Peters,
u Oliver, j ] Duffy.
Ed Worsham. Thos NJ Welsh,
James A Newsom. Thos II Legwood.
John A Fleete, Thomas Murray,
Peter Haggerty. RH Bonner.
J ID Darden, ] g Lonsdale. Jr,
James Montedonico. Charles Buford,
John II Miller.
SPECIAL AIDS TO GRAND MARSHAL.
Thos Bateman. Lewis B Moohn.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Grand Marshal and two Aids.
Chief AfhV and MamhQrs of Police Force.
Band.
Knights of Pythias.
Knights of lnnisfail.
Chickasaw Guards.
Memphis Grays.
fizer Guards.
Forrest Guards.
Gayoso Guards.
InVincible Hose Co. No. 5.
Christian Brothers Band.
Christian Brothers College.
Hibernian Mutual Relief Society.
Societa di Unione Fratellanza ltaliana.
German Casino.
German Benevolent Society.
Deutscher Bruder Bund.
Iron Moulders' Union.
Shelby County Changers.
Upton County Changers.
Other Societies on foot, in order Of Report,
Chief Mcfadden and Members of the City
Fire Department. with apparatus.
Mayor and General Council Of Memphis. and
other cities.
Members of Cotton Exchange and Chamber
of Commerce, and distinguished
guests in carriages.
Society Franchise.
st. Andrews Society.
st. Georges Society.
Plumbers and Gas Filters Association.
Memphis Lead Works.
Wagon Manufacturers.
Memphis Wood Works.
King Cotton"
C ] Hargan & Co, Soda Water Manufacturers.
Southern Express Company.
Quentel ~ Son.
Ii Luherman.
Brown Jones.
Wait h Lewis.
ii B Packer.
P G. Bigley Il Co.
Memphis Oil Company.
Pamela Oil Company.
Southern Oil Works.
Memphis City Transfer Company and other
organizations in order of report.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION
win be Main street. from Winchester to Beal.
out Beal to Second, up Second to Jefferson.
out Jefferson to Exposition Building, where
an address VIII be delivered by Hon. i. ~ :
Brown, after which the procession Will dis
band.
The head of the column, with Chief Athy
and police force. will form on Main, left rest
ing on Winchester street.
Knights of Pythias and military companies
in order named. on Winchester street, right
resting on Main street.
Invincible Hose Company No. 5. on Second
street. right resting on Winchester street.
Christian Brothers College and Hlbernian
Society on Market street. right resting on Sec
ond street.
Italian Society. on Second street. right rest
ing on Market street.
German Casino, German Benevolent Soci-
ETY. and Deutscher Bruder Bund. on Ex-
change, right resting on Second street.
Iron Menlders' Union. en- Second, right
resting on Exchange.
Shelby and Upton County Changers on Pop
lar street, right resting on Second street.
Other societies in the order in which they
report on Second street, right resting on Pop
lar street.
City Fire Department on Adams street, right
resting on Second street.
Mayor and City Council, with visitors.
Members of Cotton Exchange and Chamber
of Commerce; also. distinguished guests in
carriages. on Second street, right resting on
Adams street.
Societie franchise. St. Andrews Society
and st. Georges Society. on Jefferson street,
right resting on Second street.
Plumbers and Gas Filters Association,
Wagon auufacturers, Memphis Wood
Works. ?" King Cotton" and ether societies
in the order named, on Second, right resting
on Jefferson street.
1t is earnestly desired that every society and
organization shall be in position and ready to
move at 10 o'clock, sharp.
The Mayors and Councils of neiPhboring
cities will be received at the PEABODY Hotel
by the Committee from the General Council
J, I. Hillsman, Chairman from the Board of
Aldermen, and 3. Barinds from the Council.
Arrangements for reduced fare have been
made with all railroads and packet lines.
A. j. VAUGHAN,
Grand MARSHAL.
II. 7. TOM LINS0N.
Chm'n Com, on Opening and Reception.