Morning journal and courier., 1886-10-28
TO-DAY,S DEDICATION

OF the Soldiers Monument at the st.
Bernard's Cemetery-The Line of
March-A Big crowd Expected-Ex.
ereises at Carll's If Unpleasant.
The arrangements for the parade and ded-
ication of the soldiers monument in st.
Demands cemetery this afternoon are all
completed, and to all accounts it will be a
big day. Chief Marshal Callahan has appoint
ed the following names as members of his
staff:
Lieutenant James T. Mullen, chief of staff.
Adjutant General William E. Morgan
Assistant Adjutant General James F. Brannagan
tain Torrance Sheridan. william A. lincoln B. E.
Captain L. oBrien Frank Chandler, FredericE
annfSn CFe Plh d n 9 Colonel saPueI Boil
Me5ntyre ch sb sPeE James FrsnR
Samuel Buckmaster, Charles 1. Blair.
The line will be formed as follows, at 1:5O
sharp:
CHIEF ssg%snb esan
The first division, Colonel Walter J. Leavenworth,
east sides Of the on eresn right anu
resting Temple street, in
Marshal Colonel " J. Leavenworth.
Captain and Aqjqtant Thomas T, wsllez Major
E. E . Bssel5 Lieutenant 9tsan t F. j. Duffy Cap
Dillenbeck Lieutenant W. E.
Jackson, Lieutenant
City battalion Second regiment c. NC, consisting
Company A, Fifth battalion, c. N. q.
Admiral Foote post, Henry G. Merwin post and
Won Steinwehr post.
Landrigans band, J; L Lar leader ,+
@ar ene to- anf
cellency Governor Harrison and
The second division, Thomas F. McGuinness
shall, will form on the east side of the
southerly from northeast
the following
Wheeler & Wilson'S band. William Rosenberg,
Mo- Thomas F. Mceuinness
mg4r wn fs serves NsSbsf Patrick
Donald Joseph B. Clark.
s. st. Nays Mary, T f 4; B; society
st.Aloysius' Y M TAB. society.
ST. Ign s = NJ N T A. B, society.
St. Johns T. A. B. society
T. A. B. society of the Sacred Heart.
st. Patrick's Y. M. L. A.
st. Francis Y. M L. A
Third division, D. s. Gamble marshal, will form on
the south side Of the Green, right
''i in the H9 f SnoTfn s'ree'
Weeds band
Marshal. David S. Gamble; aids c. T. Driscoll,
DR.. John F. Luby, Frank Ke enan, Thomas
F. Cahill, Martin Flynn, J. E. Taylor,
Dr.. James a Il. p PO Reilly i; i Ed.
ward Moriarty, John
San Salvador council No. ], K. ofc.
Santa Maria council No 8, K. of c.
Columbia council No. 90 K. of c..
E Ioy eg so s1%afi NJ rs So =; x Of Ct
Court Robert Emmett No. 7,11o, A. o. F.
Carriages containing commissioners orator of
the day and guests will form Temple street, be-
tween Elm and Chapel streets, the leading carriages
the North church. Marshal D. s. Gamble and aides
will have entire charge of the order in which car
rages will be placed in line.
Aides to chief and division marshals (active mill
tary excepted) will report at flag staff the Green
in dark clothing and dark gloves, Derby hats and
mounted, to Lieutenant James T. Mullen, chief Of
It is expected that all organizations intending to
padt1Teipatee in the parade (the Governors Horse
1 go p m, M as the line will move at p. m. sharp
north gate of Green to Elm street to York street,
to Chapel street. to Church street, to Congress
Hedge street. to cemetery, where hollow square
will be formed around the grand stand and nonu-
ment.
The chief marshal desires that during the march
the American and Wheeler & Wilson's bands will
rest Landrigan's and Weeds bands viii play
Horses carriages or vehicles of any kind will
the dedication ceremonies. Carriages Containing
guests will unload at the entrance to grand stand
and leave the cemetery by center gate on Column
bus avenue, where they will await orders.
For the eeheenien F5 OF the GoveEnors Horse
tablished on Eddy street to the left of the Hedge
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reform on Columbus avenue and return by the fol-
lowing route: Columbus avenue to Howard ave.
nue. to Congress avenue. to the junction of Church.
George and Meadow streets, where the line will be
dismissed
" If the weather is unfavorable the line will be
formed as above specified with the exception Of
guests and proceed by the most direct route to
Carll's Opera House. where the dedication cereno-
MES will take place.
At the cemetery the exercises, if the wealth
er permits, will be as follows:
Music by the band.
Address delivering the monument to the cemetery
association by Hon. j. D. Plunkett.
Acceptance for the association by Rev John
Music by the band
address by His ExcelIeney Henry B. Harrison;
comb by James N. States.
Grafton by Rev. Edward McGlynn, D. D., of ew
Music.
In case of rain the aids are requested to
report to the chief marshal on the green IN
mounted.
It is requested by those having the dedica-
ton exercises in charge that the stores close
during the afternoon to allow employees to at
tend the dedication exercises.
The following order has been issued by
Commander Fox of Admiral Foote post.
HEADQUARTERS ADMIRAL FooTE POST No. II.
G. A. R.,
New HAVEN, CONN, October 25, 1886.
Special Orders No. 6.
1. An invitation to attend the dedication of the
soldiers monument in ST. Demands cemetery hav
ing been accepted by the post the members are
quested to meet at the post room Thursday, Oct.
%, 1886, at 1 p. m. in full uniform, with white
gloves. prepared for parade and escort duty.
2. The drum corps will report at the same time
and place.
1t is urgently requested that all comrades of
the post will be present at this parade The State
has given the monument to commemorate its dead
soldiers and it is for you the survivors, that
it is properly and ffttingly dedicated. Let the
ranks of Post II be full. Per order of
SIMEON j. Fox, Post Commander.
N. /. STRICKLAND Adjutant.
Associated Charities.