National Republican., 1880-10-15
1HE BALTIMoRE JUBILEE.
Tho Fourth Day Equals Any of Its Foil,

Tho Fourth Day Equals Any OF Its Follows.
BALTIMoRE, Oct. 4.-The fourth day Of
the cele braton was quite as successful us any
which preceded it. In point of numbers 1t
oqualcd If not exceeded any Of the others,
and tho streets were thronged. Tho parade
consisted of tho beneficial, charitable tenn
perancc, religious and other civil and social
societies of tho city, prominent among which
were the Caledonlan and Catholic knights
olored knights Templar and other orders
and horticultural display.
As on the preceding days, the column was
head ed by platoon of mounted police, under
comm and of Marshal Gray, aided by Deputy
Ma rshal Frey. The order Of procession was
as follows: James Donncly, chief marshal,
with twenty mounted aides. The first d.
vision was composed of Scotch societies, NAL
colin Crichton, marshal. The following com.
posed the line. all clad in Highland costume
and preceded by eleven ppers: st. Andrews
society and the Caledonia cub with forty.nve
visitors from Philadelphia, ffty-threo from
New York and twelve from Washington, the
officers bringing up tho rear in carriages
The second division, W. j, McMahon, mar
shal, was composed of catholic knights aud
catholic Temperance societies. The reverend
clergy and officers OF the societies occupied
twelve carriages.
The third division, f. +. Perkins, marshal,
was composed of beneficial, temperance and
social organizations.
The fourth division, Nlmrod Gosmel mar.
shall was one Of the most attractive Of tho
procession 1t comprised horticultural so.
ciety, wagon of blooming flowers, wagon with
growing flowers, wagon with pyramid of
flowers; Patrons Of lIusbandry Of Baltimore
county, 800 strong mounted, wagon with
every vegetable common to this latitude,
wagon with CEREALS, wagon with agricultural
implements; French Benevolent society in
carriages, Italian societies of Baltimore, full
rigged ship, Santa Maria, on whoels, with
n representative of Christopher Columbus, the
discoyeror of America; officers in carriages
Charitable Marine society in carriages, Hiber-
niau society in carriages trustees Of Johns
Hopkhs university in carriages.
Tho ffth division, John Taylor, marshal,
was composed of benevolent societies.
The seventh division, John III. Butler, mar
shal, was composed entirely Of colorcd or.
ganizntons, including grand encampment Of
Knights Templar, Rising sun Commsndcry,
No. 1; St. Johns commandery, No 9; Emanuel
commandery, No. 3 grand lodge, A. IT, A.
NJ; grand lodge, United Order of Odd. .Fellows
independent Order Seven Wise Men, Galliloan
Fishermen; Knights of Twelve Stones; Original
Knights Of Bethel; Grand United Order of
King David; Dan lodge, ST. Johns lodge, grand
lodge Independent Order of Pythians; Order
of s.. Luke Drdymcn mounted Wagoucrs
mounted; Western Star assembly; Golden
Leaf association; Sons of Moses, with tableau
representing Moses receiving the law, the
whole division numbering not less than $500.
The entire limo numbered upward of 10000,
aud employed 1909 horses, At night the
usual illumination followed.
Tomorrow there will be grand parade of
Odd Fellows, Knights OF fPythas, Druids An.
cient Order of United Workmen, Knights of
the Golden Eagle, Junior Order American
Mechanics Independent Order Of Mechanics,
Heptasophs, Sons Of Liberty, and Royal Area
mum.