The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-07
THE LAND PROCESSION.

The following was the official order of the
parade, the head OF the line being taken by
the grand marshal, General John Cochrane,
his aides, and the Philadelphia city cavalry:
FIRST DIvIsIoN.-United States regulars,
committee of arrangements in carriages. dis
tlnguished guests in the following order:
First carriage, the President, General Grant,
James M. Narnum of the committee of ar
rangements; second carriage, the secretary
OF the treasury, secretary of state, secretary
of the navy, and Mr.. John Austin Stevens;
third, the Tn ted States attornev-general.
marshal of the District of Columbia. the
PRESIDENTS private secretary, c. A.. Ar
thur, Jr.; fourth, the governor of New
York, General Farnsworth and C. S.
Smith; 8, q: and s, Governor
Clevelands staff; 9, the governor of Massa-
chusetts, General Dalton, and Cornelius N.
Bliss. 10, II, II, ID, General Buffers staff
IA, the governor of Connecticut. General
Couch, and George w. Lane; -, 16, Il and
is, Governor Wallaces staff; 10, the gov
ernor of New Jersey and General Stryker
70, q, %, and %, Governor Ludlow's staff
"a, the governor of New Hampshire, and %,
26 and q, his staff; %, tine governor of
Rhode Island and Adiutant-G General Dyer;
~, 30, 81, and 81, staff of Rhode Islands
governor; 81, the governor of Vermont and
Adjutant-General Peck; 81, 35, 81 and 81,
governor of Maine and Adjutant-G eneral
Beale; 80, 40, Al, and AZ, staff of the governor
OF Maine; AZ, the governor of Maryland, and
A and 45, his staff: ~, Lieutenant Governor
Hill, Controller Davenport, Secretary of
State Carr, and Speaker Chaplin. Officers of
the army and navy. The mayors, with common
councils, of the following cities: New York,
Brooklyn, Jersey city, New Haven, Hoboken,
Newburgh, Yonkers, Long Island city,
Flushing. Heads of departments, New York
city; federal officials. members of Congress,
chamber Of commerce, Marine society, Stock,
PrO1upa and Cotton aYahannac Maritime @
ISOLATION, Mining, Mercantile and Metal
exchanges, Board of Trade, Real Estate and
Traders exchange. Historical societies in
the following order: New Yolk, Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland, New Jersey, Rhode Island,
Maine, Vermont, Delaware, Buffalo, West
chester, Archaeological and Numismatic so.
ciety, and general society of mechanics and
tradesmen; Society of the Cincinnati, the
Loyal Legion, veterans of 1872, and General
Washington's coach.
SECOND DIvIsIoN.-Major-Gen Shaler,
commanding; Regiments 81, II, II, Q; First
battery, Second battery; Second brigade,
Regiments Z, 81, 9, II; Connecticut National
guard, represented by Regiments 3, 9, second
company Governors Foot Guards; 4, Fifth
Battalion, battalion First regiment, veteran.
of the New Haven Greys, veterans of the
Hrrtford City Guards, Battery A; New Jer-
sey National Guard, Regiments 4 and 9; Com
panies L and G of Third regiment: Gatling
Gun company; Nineteenth Separate com
pany; Second DIVISION, N. q. =. n. Y.
Regiments %, -, AZ and Third battery
Regiments Is, IA land Eth Separate company
Old Guard and detachment Honorable anC
Ancient Artillery of Boston: Governors Foot
Guard of Connecticut; Albany Burgess Corps
Utica Citizens Corps; Battalion Providenc,
Light Infantry; Newport Artillery, marchins
as infantry; First Company of Washington
Continentals, Newburgh Continentals, CONT
nenta Guards; School No. A.; st. Patrick
Alliance; Hibernlan Rifles; Veteran Guar,
tcolored; Veterans of the following regi
ments: Seventh, Seventy-first, Twenty-third
Ninth. Thirteenth, Eleventh, Twenty-second
and First of Pennsylvania.
THIRD DIVISION. Grand Army of the Re
public in ten subdivisions, Major j. b. Hor
ner commanding. Ten posts of Sons of Vete
rams.
FOURTH DIVISION. - Veteran volunteer
in organizations as follows, General c. 7
Stone commanding: Mexican war, 9TH N.
Y; Independent Veteran volunteers; N. Y.
volunteer regiments, AZ, Z, 10, 73, 60, As, Al
81, and s; Second Division; II, N. y. s. NJ.
Sykes Division; Union Veteran Army; n. Y
volunteer regiments, 1854, 165, 1903, 50, 20
Veteran Singing Society. Veteran Zouaves
Soldiers and Sailors Union.
FIFTH DIvIsIoN.-Gen. Lloyd Aspinwal
commanding. Mounted police. battalion o
police brigade of New York fire depart
ment; representatives of Old volunteer fir
department; volunteer firemen of Phi'ade
phia bell-ringers of old fire department
Protection engine of Mount Vernon: Tige
hose of Long Island city; jackson hose G