Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-27
PROGRAM FOR CIVIC PROCESSION
On Tuesday, July 9Th, 1852.

On Tuesday, July 18th, 1852.
1t is requested that the International
Base Ball match be, brought to a close
as soon after IL o'clock as possit ls, in
order that at HI, sharp, all parties
hereinafter named may assemble at
their respective rendezvous, and be pa
raded in two lines. double fle) and told
off by fours.
At II o'clock, m, sharp, the right
wing will come forward in the following
order.
The right of the Grand Army oppo-
site to and facing the Arlington Hotel,
and the rest of the procession upon its
left, as hereinafter named.
The Band will assemble in Occidental
Svuare at II o'clock sharp, and will play
''My Country, tits of Thee"
The Car of Liberty will rendezvous at
Occidental Square, prepared to march
into Commercial street..
The left wing will rest its right on
Front street, opposite to and facing Mr..
Yesler's residence.
ORDER OF MARCH.
The procession will move by its right
flank, BY tours, along Commercial street
to Jackson street, up jackson to Sec-
ond, along Second toOccidental Square,
thence up Front street to Union street,
up Union to the northern entrance to
the University grounds, where the col
umn will enter and be conducted to
seats by their respective marshals.
Ladies will be permitted to enter the
grounds and occupy seats before the
procession arrives, but no gentlemen
not in tie procession will be furnished
seats until the procession have been
provided.
RIGHT WING.
Grand Marshal, in purple.
Thee Aids, in scarlet.
Stevens Post No. l, g. A. H.. under
arms, to march by platoons when in
column.
Pioneers of Washington Territory 1856.
Defenders of Seattle 1866.
Veterans of Mexico l846-4S.
Officers U. S. Revenue Service.
President and Orator.
Chaplain and Reader.
Invited guests consisting of Chief JUS
tice and ex-Chief Justices, Mayor and
Common Council.
County Officers.
Doctors of Law, Physic and Theology.
Vice President.
Liberty Car.
LEFT WING.
Band.
Knights of Pythias, swords drawn, with
Marshal.
Masonic Lodges, with Marshal.
Odd Fellows, under Marshal.
A. o. U. W., under Marshal.
Woohsurvx N-~~As1 ~
Newcastle and Renton miners.
Ship carpenters and Caulkers.
Sailors of Revenue service aud mer-
chant Marine.
Seattle Fire Department.
Citizens on foot, in carriages and on
horseback.
City police, in dress, will be assigned
positions on the TANKS of the column,
when on the march.
At the conclusion of the literary ex-
ercises the several Orders, or organized
bodies, will resume their respective
visitors provided with carriages, or ON
horseback, are requested to fall in at
the rear of the procession, or, if they
prefer, will be at liberty to return direct
to their residences without rejoining the
procession.
The Band will take place in front of
the column, and with lively music, the
column will proceed down Union street
to Front, when at the proper signal the
several orders indicated (by signal will
break from column, salute the other
Orders as they pass, and return to their
rendezvous and b dismissed.
GO. HALLER, Marshalof the Day.
Aides de-camp-I. n. Kollock, M.D.,U.
II. Rasin and ]. II. Griswold.