Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-17
Tuesday, June IL. 1884.
Buckingham Day Parade.

Tuesday, june IL. 1884.
Buckingham Day Parade.
A Great ProcessIon-The Order OF The
Ltne-The Grand marshaPs Order-The
StaR Appointments-Au Connecticut
to Be Represented.
Wednesday will be red letter day in the
State and the indications are that it will even
exceed the famous Battle Flag day parade
Some idea of what the parade will be is ap-
parent from the great number of organiza-
lions to take part it as is shown in the or
der for the parade issued by Grand Marshal
John G. Kinney, herewith given:
HEADQUARTERS BUCKINGHAM PARADE,(
HARTFORD, June Il 1884. {
General orders No. 2. The grand marshal an
General stan-3Iaj5r General Henry W. Birge,
sistant grand msrs6al Captain william Berry. de-
partment commander G A r, chief of staff Major
Il Butler, 8 army. adjutant general General L A
Dickinson. captain 18th V, Hartford; General ev)
Erastus Bakeslee, New Haven let Conn cavalry; DR.
Archibald T. Douglas. New London, surgeon 10th
v; DIR william M. Mather, Suf1ield surgeon 173d Y
Tenth @ V; Rev u Twifcheli Hartford chsplain
sickles' brigade; Lieutenant John Abbott, Gig
Aidg~oo cnel David Torrance. Birmingham; Col
onel Henry Allen, New Haven; Colonel Fred Barton
army Hartford; Major L Goodrich, Hartford;
Major L Burdett. Hartford; Chaplain Henry Up
a, Hartfori; Major Charles Doty, South Norwslk;
Major BlakesIee Hartford; Lieutenant Thomas
Assistant narshals -Brigader General John Otis,
| Tenth v, Leeds, Macs Captain Francis M Buncs,
u navy, Hartford; Colonel Jacob L Greene sixth
Michigan calvary, Hartford; Colonel George Bssell
Twenty fifth V, Hartford; Colonel Justin Hodge.
N D, Barkhamsted; Colonel Richard FitzRibbons'
Ninth V, Bridgeport Colonel George W Tucker,
lieutenant Twenty-third V, Waterbury; Lieutenant
Colonel q Embler, Eighty-second N Y, New Haven;
Major Henry D, light, Twenty-seventh Mass, Hart
| ford Major Fred spencer, Second Colorado eayal-
Guard veterans; Major Charles q Overs, First II A
| Manchester; Captain " e Dig5row, Second a! a:
Meriden; Chaplain Christian m Quien' , Elsv-
Sixteenth v Hartford; Captain s Brakeman.
| Seventeenth V, birmingham; CAPTAIN Fred Wal
second Wand Fir + H A, New London: George
Jsssup, Fifteenth YEA "iHs,edi Captain Fred
&c rye Nj southmsyd, Eleventh G V. Midd1etowD;
tain James Lay, Third III, Branford; Captain b L
Scheiter, Thirte enth V, Meriden; Lieutenant Hen
| ~ Brown, Sixth, Hartford; Lieutenant John A
Rathbun Eighth, Mystic Bridge; william Royce,
| Stamford; Private G Lounsbury, Seventeenth ",
Ridgeheld Private Charles Pine, Second A, An
ford ford. - ---'N-0ON'
3 Headquarter tents properly designated for each
command of veterans will be found East park.
Veterans will assemble at their respective head
quarters at IL Tne M
for each platoon Of twenty four men, ore adjutant
for every battalion, and for every battalion Ct over
che hdndred men two field officers. The battalions
must be ready to march in columns OF plateons of
twelve nleS, closed in mass
A. At IL O'Clock signal gun will be fred, and COM
dants of veteran organizations will then present
themselves at the general headquarters for inst
tions bringing with them the morning report &C
cordirg to the blanks furnished, and also the color
bearer for the day.
s. The First regiment, Connecticut Nationa Guard,
will recsiVe this seventh regiment, N Y, on its
arrival. and escort it through Allyn, Trumbull and
Pearl Streets hating with the right CT the colann
| resting Ford street. The Hartford CITY Guard
veterans will, at II o'clock form on Trumbull street.
right resting Pearl, and after the Seventh reg
ment has passed will take position on its left in Pearl
street. The Asylum Hill cadets will form in Trum-
bull street, below Pearl, with right resting Pearl,
and will follow the .eteran City Guard. The First
! company Governor's Foot Guard will receive the
Governor and staff at the Capitol at IL O'CLOCK and
when the first stgoAl gun is fred will march down
Ford street. hating fifty yards before Ieaehing the
Ford street bridge The division of civilian and mil
tary guests Will leave the Allyn House at II O'Clock
in carriages prccseding by way Of Main street and
Capitol avenue to Trinity street. the head OF the col
unn hating at the of Elm. Disabled officers
soldiers reporting to the adjutant general at the
! g. At 1880 a national salute Will be fired. At the
first gun the column will move IN hSe d1V1sloIs III
the following order:
ORDER OF FORMATION.
PIrtoon Of police.
Major John Kinney, grand marshal.
The chief Of staff the aids the general staff aid tie
signal corps.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigader General john L Otis, marshal.
First Re giment band, tColttl
First regiment q N G., Colonel l. A barbour.
Seventh regiment, New York city, N G Y, Colonel
Emmons Clark
SECOND DIVISION.
Il Hitchcock assistant marginal
Brass band.
Rockville drum corp5.
Hartford Veteran City Guard Major G RathbUn.
Asylum Fill cadets, Captain Thomas Smith
THIRD DIVISION.
Major A H Ember, marshal.
Norwich City band.
Governors Foot Guard Hartford
His Excellency the Governor and his staff,
Captain George southmayd, assistant marshal.
Epwa Cove afR
and State officers
The statue nmissioners, the commissioners the
uRveiliug ceremonies
Surviving state officers Of the period.
Military staff Of Governor Buckingham.
Judges of tie Su creme and Superior cSurts.
Brig4disr General Smith, commanding G,
and staff.
Military and nSval guests
The Mayor OF Hartford, Mayors Of other eiities of
the State
FOURTH DIVISION.
Colonel Jacob L Greene, Sixth Michigan cavalry,
Weeds band of Hartford.
dwight, including Union Ve.era9 aesociation
of New Haven. Captain Clark Peck,
Sons of Veterans Hartford.
Nathan Hale camp, Sons of Veterans New Haven.
Other detaohments. Sons of Veterans
Captain N Bnnce, U N, assistant MARSHAL.
Captain Walter Pearce. U s N, aid.
Elmwood band
The Navy battalion, Captain Charles A StlIlman
FIFTH DIVISION.
Major General Henry W Birge assistant grand mar
oaien captain ffe Fred SgeP ss1 Captain
Captain Thomas Burke
Moodus drum corps.
The Connecticut Cavalry association.
Lieutenant John Rahbun, assistant marshal
Disabled officers and soldiers
Captain H Wadron, assistant marshal.
Essex band.
The First, Second and Third batteries
The First Heavy Artillery, Major General Henry L
c.,+,i ASRofs us. : A, oommanding
Drum
The Second Heavy artillery.
Captain John Bishop jr' assistant marshal.
Drum corps.
The First, Second and Third regiments.
Lieutenant Brown, assistant marshal.
The Lebanon brass band.
The sixth resiment.
The Seventh regiment
WelcSttville
The Eighth regiment.
Colonel Richard Fitzzibbona, ASST slant MARSHAL
The Winsted band.
The Ninth regiment
Kellogg Post drum corps
The Tenth regiment.
The Eleventh regiment.
Major Charles Il Oven, assistant marshal
P9Suonnock drum corps.
Columbia brass band Of BrAnford
Tbs Thirteenth regiment.
Douglas drum corps OF Middletown.
The Fourteenth regiment.
Sassacus drum corps OF New Haven
Ihs Fifteenth regiment.
The Sixteenth regiment
Captain s Brakeman, assistant marshal.
Inc Seventeenth regiment.
Band
The Twentieth regiment Colonel William Wooster
commanding.
Mansfield drum corps
The Twenty-frst regiment.
Colonel Justin Hodge, assistant marshal.
Tubbs' band of Norwich.
BY special request to enable the Norwich soldiers to
march together on this occasion.
Eighteenth regiment
Twenty-sixth regiment.
Hazardville brass band.
Twenty-second regiment.
Colonel George Tucker, Waterbury, assistant mar
shal.
Danbury band
Twenty-third regiment.
Regimental drum corps.
TWEEN y-fourth regiment.
Colonel George Bissell, assistant marshal
Meriden CT band.
Twenty fifth regiment
Drum and fife band.
Twenty seventh regiment.
William Royce, assistant marshal.
Twenty eighth regiment
Drum corps,
Iwenty-n1nth and Th1rtieth regiments.
2. The column will move through Ford, High,
OnuFch and A. n to North Main street, down Main,
passing around City Hall and Postofce Square to the
s Sonsa Park through Jefferson aud Washington
streets TO the Capitol As the military escort will
mafch the full 2S-inch step quick time commanders
" veteran organizations urgently re-
4ueSteo TO Keep their commands we'll closed The