, 1885-08-07
The Order for Saturday.

New YoGK, Aug. Cen. Shale
issued the following orders for the forma
ton oftroops and civic societies on Satur
day: The organizations composing thu
escort column in the obsequies will b,
formed in a deployed line on the east sid,
of Broadway at 9 a. m.
/. The division of the New jersey Ma.
tional Guards, consisting of two brigade,
of infantry, under the command of Maj.
Gen. Plume, the left resting on the city
hall lt Chambers streets.
?. Veteran ZouaSes independent.
Brevet Brig. Gen. j. Madison Drake
will report to Gen. Plume for n position
in line.
3. Company d, first Minnesota guards,
Capt. Bean, the left resting below Grand
street.
4. The Capital City Guards, Capt. f.
S. Kelly, the left resting off Grand
street.
5. Union Veteran corps, District of
Columbia, Capt. S. +. Thompson, first
company, Capt. II. L. Vrell, resting on
the right of the capital city grounds.
6. A battalion of four companies of the
Virginia state troops, Lieut.. Col. NJ. S.
S%pottswood, the left resting below and
near Broome street.
:. The LIST regiment of Massachusetts
infantry, Col. A. f. Wellington, the left
resting on Broome street.
S. Second regiment Connecticut Ma
tional Guard. Col. Walter J. Leaven-
worth, on the right OF the LIST Massachu-
sets.
9. Gate City Guards. Atlanta, Ca,
Lieut.. Wm. Camp.
10. First Pennsylvania regiment, Col.
Theodore f. Weidersheim.
IL. Second division National Guard of
the State of New York, Mai. Gen. c. G.
Molineux.
IL. Three companies Of veteran zouayes
(coloredi, Columbia Guards, Garibaldi
legion, Italian Rife Guards, Columbo
Guards, 10th regiment New York volun
teers, Veteran Zouaves association, Vet
eran association, l65th regiment New
York volunteers, Governors Foot Guard,
Hartford, Conn, the old guard, Mai.
Mclean.
Is. First division Of National Guard of
the State of New York. Gen. Shaler, the
left resting on the north side of Four
teenth street at Union square. The
United States troops consisting of inian-
try, marines, blue Jackets and artillery Of
the navy, constituting a brigade under the
command of Commander H. B. Robson,
U.S.N.; Capt Rudolph light battery, and
four companies of the foot artillery. The
18th United States artillery. under the
command of Maj. Wildreck, U. S. A,
and Il battalion of United States enpi-
neers, will be formed in a column ou
Broadway, with the head resting near
Park place. Should the veteran %organiza-
tons of Grand Army posts, under the
command of Maj. Gen. Doniel +. Sickles,
desire TO cross the line formed on Broad
way for the purpose of occupying the
west side, every facility for so doing will
be given them. When Mai.-Gen. Win
field s. Hancock, L. s. A., commanding
the escort column preceding the column
of United States troops, has passed up
Broadway and Fifth Avenue and cleared
the right Of the line, A will break into
the column and commence the march.
In passing the Fifth Avenue hotel all
the bands will play. Uniformed fremen
will be stationed at each Of the fire alarm
boxes on the line OF march to send ambu-
lance calls should they be required. The
regiments Of infantry from the first diyi-
sion of the National Guard of the State OF
New York. and the United States battery
of artillery will fire three volleys and salyos
upon the completion of the ceremonies.