New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

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The proces3ion w!l during the march, pass tho Munroe
Tavern Lord Percys headquarters on the Gay OF the
battle tne ve5 House ssa a. hospi 5n oo HncocR
and Adams when he brought the news OF the advance OF
the British troops from B'ston In the afternoon at
O'clock public dinner will be served IN the paYihOh
and in tho evening grand bail will DO held in the sanlo
place.
The celebration at Concord will he fully rs impos rs
that at Lexington Beginning with salute at SUNRISE
at o'clock great procession will be formed, consisting
Of five divisions The 9th Massachusetts, will lead the
procession. and Gen. Francis G. Barlow will act IA mar
shall In the First Division there will be the orators
the day. the several Committees, Gov CASTOR ana ONE"
State officers and the of both branches of ts
state Legislature, escorted by the Boston Cadets ana inc
NewhurypOrt Veterans. T.,
President Grant and YIcrPresident Wilson will be IN
the second Division will also be the members OF INC
Cabinet Justices OF the Supreme Court, the Geh,h OF
the United States Army and sta Admrils OF the unFd
states Navy Senators and REPRESENTATIVES. tho OLD Con
cord Artillery acting as escort
Tine Third division will consist OF the Governors OF the
other New England States, having their escort the
Portland Mechanics Blue, Amoskeag Veterans e0i
Manchester, n. H.; Ransem Guard OF NJ
Adams, VI; tho Providence Veterans, ana
tho Putnam Pbalarx of Hartford. The Fourth
Division will consist OF the officers Of Harvard College
and representatives Uf various Massachusetts aS0crL
tons; the Old 6.h Regiment Association an Minute Meh
acting escort. Tdc Fifth and last Division VIII be maze
mp OF citizens. Tine procession VIII be several mics III
longth.
Hpavilion has been erected the Provincial Parade
Ground Ralph Waldo Emerson Will deliver an address,
George William Curtis Grafton. and James Russell
Lowell will read poem. Henry WadSMorth LOnSIrlOW
perhaps deliver address at the dinner Mr. d. -
Trcnch's statue OF the Minute Man, when Is now IN
position bcn,4tth tie pavilion, viii be unYalcd rms
statue is abouC seven feet in hight and stands upon
granite pedestal. young man Is depicted standing by
tho sido of plOw. over ono round OF Che pl0W HANS
his coat. He holds nt-lock muskat IN MS H6ht hhhd
and leans forward If 10 listen to the reports OF mus
kutry, his loft hand grasping the pillow handle,