Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-02
PROGRAMME FOR THE FOURTH.

The Grand Marshal of the celebration OIL
the one hundred and seventh anniversary Of
American independence has prepared order
of exercises and route of procession.
The public are requested to decorate
throughout the city, but especially along the
line of march.
The day will be heralded with the national
salute of thirteen guns, repeated at noon and
shutdown, by Company B, First Artillery
Regiment. The Independent Battery, Cap
tain Houghton, will also fire salute, indie
pendent Of the regular celebration.
The officers of the day are President,
Hon. John @. Brown /; Chaplain, Rev. G. G.
McKelvey; Orator, Hon. S. G. benson (;
Poet, Ralph Turner Reader. M. Lindley.
The procession will be formed and move
promptly at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The various
divisions will form as follows First division
on Seventh street. right resting on l street.
extending south. Second division on street.
right resting on Seventh, extending west.
Third division on J street. right resting on
Seventh, extending east. Fourth division on
1 street, right resting on Seventh, extending
east.
The line will be formed as follows: Ad-
vance of mountedpolic Matt. X archer, chief
Grand Marshal, Thomas ]. Scott yellow and
gold). Chief of Staff, Henry Miller fred,
gold), R. M. Clsrken, Thomas Ii. Berkey,
DR.. j. r. Lame. w. G. Scott; 100 Aids
| (colors, blue and silver.
First Divisiou-Marshal, r. NJ. Clarken ;
Aids. Charles Cooley, J. C. Kelley. Briga-
der. General John T. Carey and staff, com-
manding Fourth Brigade. Band. First Ar
tillery Regiment, Colonel T. w. Sheehan
commanding, and staff (mounted). National
allegorical car with Goddess of Liberty and
representatives of States and Territories.
Second Diyision-Marshal, Thomas n.
Berkey Aids. John Barrell and Y Show
| Ter. Band. Sacramento Hussars (mounted),
Captain Fred Heilbron commanding, acting
as escort to his Excsllency Governor George
Stoneman and the State officers and Grand
Army of the Republic and Union Veterans.
Allegorical Car. City and county officials in
open carriages Officers of the day.
| Third Dvisinn-Marshal. DR.. j. r. Lsine.
Aids, G G. McAIullen, Frank J. Devlin,
Hal. f. Wells. Band. Sacramento Uni.
Ed. M. Martin, Commander, escorting Sacra-
mento Pioneers. Allegorieal Ger. Verein
Eintracht. Foresters. Changers. Other
societies.
Fourth Division-Marshal, W. G. Scott.
Aids-Wm. Hanlon and George Clark.
Band. Fire Department, Con. Sullivan,
Cnisf; NJ. O'Meara, Assistant. Allegorical
Car. Children of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum in buses. Representatives of bust
| ness houses and industries Citizens in car
risges and on horseback,
! The procession will move as follows From
Seventh and I streets along Seventh to II. II
to Ninth, Ninth to G. C to Eleventh, Elev-
enth to l, | TO Tenth, Tenth to J. J to Sec
ond, Second to K, K to Tenth, Tenth to NJ,
NJ to Second and countermarcb, when the
Grand Marshal VIII review and dismiss the
column.
The literary part of the programme will
take place at the east of the Capitol, at 7:30
o'clock P. N.
Fireworks will conclude the festivities Of
the day. when a gorgeous pyrotechnic display
will illuminate the Capitol grounds.
The fantasies will begin their fun at P.
N. Their linz of march il given elsewhere.
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