Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-05

were as graceful as could be expected.
There were no accidents of Importance, and
the parade passed off successfully. The
formation of the line was as follows:
The Great Procession.
The inaugural procession organized and
moved in the following order:
General james 4: A. Beaver, Chief Marshal:
Special Aides-ool. H. {: Gorbin, U. s. A.; Major
Frank ": Hess, U. 8; A.: Lieutenant
Colonel Alex. s PsDng1Ih kT%%Shaar.
Aides-de-Camp
lowed BY escorts Of survivors, Of 7otS In ''
diana. Volunteers, Col; Samuel
Merrill. commanding.
First Division.
FIRST BRIGADE-UNITED STATES ARMY
Brigadier General G. H. Gibson, commanding.
Third Regiment Artillery U. s. A.
First Battalion, Batteries A, b, +, G, H, Z,
Battalion Q. s. Artillery, Captain J. p. storey,
Battery ], Second Artillery.
Battery II, Fourth Artillery.
BATTERY &, Fifth Artillery.
Light Battery Q, Third Artillery.
Troop B, Sixth cavalry.
Troop c, Fourth cavalry.
SECOND BRIGADE-UNITED STATES NAVY,
n.
Battalion Marines, Lieutenant Colonel Charles
First Lieutenant George S. Benson,
u. 5; M G., Adjutant.
mander Edwin Tonquecker, U. S. Navy,
commanding.
Light Battery seamen. Lieutenant VIM. Kilburn,
U. 5. Navy commanding.
THIRD BRIGADE.
District of Columbia National Guard.
Brtgadier General Albert Ordway, commanding,
and staff.
Ambulance Com pany.
First Regiment.
Second Regiment.
Sixth Battalion.
Seventh Battalion.
Light Battery A,
Cavalry Troop A.
Second Division.
National Guard Of the State of PENNSYLVANIA
Major General John i. Hartranft Commanding,
and Staff.
FIRST BRIGADE.
Brigadier General George r. Snowden Command
Second Regiment.
Sixth Regiment.
Third Regiment.
First Regiment.
State Fencibles.
Gray lnvincibles.
Battery A.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Brig. Gen. John P. s, Goblin, Commanding. and
Ninth Regiment.
Eighth Regiment.
Fourth Regiment.
Twelfth Regiment.
Governors Troop.
Battery q.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Brig. Gen. John A. Wiley commanding, and
staff.
Fifteenth Regiment,
Eighteenth Regiment.
Sixteenth Regiment.
Fourteenth Regiment.
Sheridan Troop.
Battery b.
Third Division.
Governor Foraker. commanding.
Major General H, A. Axlins, Chief Of staff, and
staff
FIRST BRIGADE.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. George Bliss Sanford, U. 8. A.,
Lieut. L. W. v. Kennen, o. !. A.. Chief of STAFF.
Co: Q, Third Regiment, y. g., New Jersey.
BibS S4 ooansss SssBRIsa BIaes Georgia s ny Jersey
Georgia Cadets, Georgia N. g.
Governors Volunteers. Georgia N g.
Third Regiment, Connecticut N. G.
Fourth Regiment, Massachqsetts IN:
f9hsa PiTst BBssiS Bsftaion Tirsinia iia0ses " M
SECOND Battalion M virginia NJ.
eared aie Tisht TaFa iSfaHrgg HTginV1i Virrpia a. q
Battery O. Virginia " M.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Brig. Gen. Stewart Brown, commanding, and
staff.
Fifth Regiment Maryland N. g.
Baltimore Light Infantry, Maryland N. G.
First Regiment Maryland N. g.
Co. 9, Third Regiment Maryland ", g.
Baltimore Rifles, Maryland N. q.
Monumental City Guards Maryland N. G.
Allegheny County Guard. Maryland N. 6.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Brig, Gen. Louis Fitzgerald. N. G, s., N, Y.
commanding, and staff.
Seventh Regiment, N. G. s., N. Y.
Fourth Separate Co., n. G. s., Ny.
Thirty-seventh Separate Co., N. 6. g., N. Y.
Tenth Separate Co., N. G. s., N Y.
Co. ID, Second Regiment Kentucky n. G, 4
Co. g. Fifth Regiment Ohio N. G.
Co. b, Eighth Regiment ohio N. g.
Co. O. Fourth Regiment Ohio N. q.
Co. b, Sixteenth Regiment Ohio N. G.
Toledo Cadets, Ohio N. q,
Co. i, Fifth Regiment Illinois 4. G..
Orleans Light Infantry, Louisiana g NJ.
Vicksburg True Blues, Mississippi N. q.
Co. q. Second Regiment, Alabama s. L.
CO. A., Third Regiment Missouri n. @.