Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-09-10

The Route and Order OF the Big
Parade i'm BALTIMORE.

I
Nearly all the arrangements for the III
yelling of the Ridgley monument
Harlem square, Baltimore, on Tuesda
next, have been completed and John I
Jakes of Wyoming, this State, gran
marshal of the Sovereign Grand Lodg,
l. o. o. F., has issued the followin
orders for the government of all Cd
Fellows participating in the parade q
that occasion
| The procession will be formed at l.3
o'clock p. M, in the following order:
John Il. Gray, Marshal of Police
Jacob Freye, Deputy Marshal of Police
Platoon of Baltimore City Police Band
Bro. Richard Hamilton, Grand Marsha
of Maryland and Chief of Staff; Mounte,
Bugler; Bro. John II. Jakes, Grand Mar
shal Sovereign Grand Lodge Mounted
Color Bearer; Staff of Grand Marshal
Bros. 2. M. Snowden of Maryland, E. @
Moore of Delaware, O. Miller of New
Jersey, Ben Scribner of Massachusetts,
M. Muldoon of Kentucky, M. W. Morton
of Rhode Island, f. A. Van Artsdalen Of
Pennsylvania, j. w. McQuiddy Of
Indiana,T Wiley Davis of Virginia, John
Medole of New York, j. b. King Of
Ontario, John L. Mason of District OF
Columbus.
First Naturalization Aid, Brother
John Il. Maddox; Assistant Aid, Lewis A
Reinhardt. Uniformed Patriarchs of
Maryland, Delaware, District of Column
bia, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New Jer
sey, New York, Missouri, Ohio, Illinois,
Kentucky, Indiana, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Virginia, West Virginia, Ontario
and other jurisdictions.
Second Division-Band Division Aid
Bro. George W. Lindsay Subordinate
Encampments and Lodges of Pennsylvania
and Kentucky.
Third Diyision-Band Division Aid,
Bro. Thomas L. Hill; Subordinate En-
campments and Lodges of Delaware,
New Jersey and New York.
Fourth Division-Band Division Aid,
Bro. William T. Bockmiller Subordinate
Encampments and Lodges of Indiana,
Missouri, Ohio and other jurisdictions.
Fifth Division-Band; Division Aid,
Bro. George Constance Orphan Children
of Deceased Odd Fellows.
Sixth Division-Band Division Aid,
Bro, John Kline; Subordinate Encamp
ments and Lodges of Virginia, West
Virginia Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Seventh Division-Band; Division Aid,
Bro. James B. Law; Subordinate En-
campments, Grand Encampment of Mary
land, Subordinate Lodges and Grand
Lodge of Maryland, and aged Odd Fell
lows in Carriages.
Eighth Division-Band Division Aid,
Brother Joshua Lynch Mayor and City
Council OF Baltimore; members and
officers of Sovereign Grand Lodge.
The First division will form on the
west side of North ti,ty street, right rest
ing IN Front street. The Second division
will form ON the east side of North Cav
street, right resting on Front street. The
Third division will form on Front street,
east of Gay street, right resting on Gay
street. The Fourth division will form oil
Front street, west of Gay street, right
resting on Gay street. The Fifth division
will form on Saratoga street, right resting
on Gay street. The Sixth division will
form on Harrison street, right resting on
Gay street. The Seventh division will
form on Frederick street, right resting on
Gay street. The Eighth division will form
at the city hall, right resting on Lexing-
ton street. The parade will be reviewed
Mt the city hall by the Hon. Henry Lloyd,
governor of Maryland, and Hon. Ferdi-
nand q. Latrobe, mayor of Baltimore.
Route of Parade-Gay street to Lom-
bard, to South, to Baltimore, to Holiday,
to Lexington, to Calvert, to Baltimore, to
Fremont, to Edmondson avenue, to Gil
NOR street, when the procession will halt
aud open ranks by the right and left,
flank and face inward.
Reyiew-The Grand Marshal, accom-
panied by the Chief of Staff, will conduct
the Grand Sire, Hon. Henry +. Garey,
and members of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, to the dwelling house of the Chief
of Staff northwest corner of Gillnor street
6nd Edmondson avenue, when the pro-
cession will close ranks and pass in re-
view ON Gilmor street to Harlem avenue,
TO Calhoun street, to Edmondson avenue,
and close in mass around Harlem square,
where, after the ceremonies, the parade
will be dismissed
The Grand Marshal, chief of staff,
division aids and all marshals will salute |
by raising the baton to the visor of the |
hat. The column will march by fours,
preserving the exact distance between
ranks, each division maintaining dis |
lance of 60 feet from the one in advance. |
Carriages will drive two abreast. Di- |
visions will be formed with the Junior
and lodges on the right. |
Division aids will ride on the left flank of |
.he column, abreast the head of their
livision, will keep each other constantly in
view, and their divisions closedup. All |
'arriages will be on the left. Division aids
will report their divisions formed ut 1.30 |
). IN. sharp. Marshals of all subordinate
grand encampments, sub.
ordinate lodges and grand lodges will
AXE their orders from the aids of their
iiyision. All bands are required to play
n either G.S or "a time, not exceeding 80
teps to theminute. The grand marshal,
,hief Of staff, division aids and staff of
yrand marshal will be mounted. The
thief of staff will be at the grand secre-
ary's Office, Odd Fellows Hall, from u.
II. until 1.3O y. m. to receive reports and
mpart information. The procession will
tart promptly at 2 O'Clock, p. m.