The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-07-03

following routes Starting from City Hall, through
Congress, Washington, Cumberland, High Deer
forth, Park, Pleasant High, Congress to Lincoln
Park where the procession will be reviewed and
dismissed.
Signals viii be given as follows: 3 guns at 10
O'Clock will close Congress street to horse cars
and all public travel from Congress Square to
Washingto nstreet and divisions will be lmm ed1-
ately formed preparatory to moving. At 1890
the signal of guns will denote the hour OF NOV
ing.
Divisions after having completed their forma-
tion and extending across intersectlng streets,
will keep same open to travel until ready 10 move
into line.
The Honorary. staff will accompany the &C Chief
Marshal and will report to Gen. Henry &. Thom-
as ON Casco street at $50 O'Clock.
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The detachment Of Battery NJ, 4th U. S. Artil-
lery, having accepted the invitation to escort to
the Chief Marshal, the officers commanding same
will report to the Chief Marshal at corner OF Con-
gress and Casco street at 10 O'CLOCK.
The assinnment of all bands and music for the
procession is with Capt. Samuel Thurston OF this
staff to whom all bands will report at o'clock
at No. 3 Free street Block.
The HEADQUARTERS of the Chief Marshal will be
at City Building till 10 O'Clock when they will be
at head OF the column.
0' Oiufi f. s s. MELoHER,
Chief Marshal.
CHARLES d. CLARK. Adiutant General
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION,
CENTENNIAL PRoCEsSlON,(
PORTLAND, July 8, 1886.
General orders, No. L:
The undersigned having been appointed Marshal
OF the First Division, hereby announces the fol-
Lieut.. Col. A. W. Bradbury, Chief of Staff.
Lieut. Col ID. O'C. ODonoghue, Inspector
Lieut.. Col. Geo. F. McQuillan, Commlssary-
Mai Thomas p. Shaw, Quartermaster.
Lieut. Chas F. SWEET, Acting Asst. Adjt Gen.
Lieut. Elmer L. Waterhouse, Aid
FirsteFirst Regiment Infantry, Maine Volunteer
Militia, Col. John J. Lynch, commanding: g..
standardization of unattached military compa-
nies-Yarmouth Rifles, Portland Cadets, Bath
Cadets, Deering Zouayes, and PRIMARY cadets.
This battalion will be commanded by the senior
captain present. The order of formation Will be
announced hereafter.
Third-All Grand Army Posts, including Bos-
Sons of Veterans The eutre battalion una er
command of Col. Z. I'll. Hanson.
CHARLES p. MATToCKS,
Marshal 1st Division.
The Naval Brigade, which will participate
in the parade on Monday next, will be COM
nlduueu Dy OULuludlluCl NOONW"ANt
United States Navy; the commanding officer
of the United States Steamship Swatara.
The following named officers compose the
staff of the Commander
Lieut.. R. H. Mclean, Adjutant General.
Surgeon +. M. Du BOiS.
Papmaster I. S. Thompson, Commissary.
Paymaster II. G. SHIELDING, Quartermaster.
Ensign w. S. Smms, Aid and Signal Officer
The Brigade will be divided into three diff
ferent battalions, the Marine Battalion of
United States Marines, the Infantry Battal-
ion of Blue Jackets and the Artillery Battal-
ion. The Marine Battalion will be com
manded by Captain J. NJ T. Young, United
States Marine Corps, the fleet Marine Off
Ger of the North Atlantic Squadron. This
battalion will be composed of three compa-
nies of Marines which will be commanded
by
First Company-First Lieut.. II. G. Ellsworth.
Sec ond Company-Second Lieut.. G. M. Perkins.
Third Company-Second Lieut.. c. +. Doyen.
The following is the detail of the Infantry
Battalion of Blue Jackets:
Lieut.. Commander W. W. Reisinger, command