The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
VETERANS Publishing
Getting Ready to Decorate
Their Comrades Graves
Schools Will Join.

weather are in good humor.
Lieutenant.Co Colonel WI Mason. Ora nd
Marshall, has issued tue following CIR
cular of the programme OF U. V. L. En-
campment No. 81, the several organiza-
| tions participating being as fnllows:-
Grand Marshal and staff.
FIRST DIVISION.
Col. Hugh H. AberneIhy and staff.
Drum Corps.
Fourth Regiment, n G.. N. j.
Fourth Regiment Cadet Corps.
sEcoEp DIVISION.
Supt. {. P. Smith, Marshal.
Jersey CITY Police Department.
THIRD DIVISION.
Capt. Gustav. Steup, Marshal.
Polish KraAuse, S coi. s. pfzokopskL
Palestine Division, K Of T.
Unity Division, IL. of p.
Grant Division. K. OFF,
Florence Division, K. of T.
Drum Corps.
Enter prise Conclave. Knights Of Sherwood
Hamilton Conclavs. Knights Of Sherwood Forest.
Empire Conclave.. of New York.
Band.
Washington Schuetzen Bund.
FOURTH DIVISION.
$500, Marshal.
Band.
Hibernian Rifles, Company A.
Hibernian Rifles, Company B.
Hibernian Rifles, Company c.
st. Patrick's Cathedral Cadets.
Drum Corps.
High School Cadets.
Band.
Union Veteran Legion.
Sons Of Veterans.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Band. E
Superintendent John Fl. Brown. Marshal.
Jersey City Fire Department.
The organization will form as follows:
First division on Seventh street., west of
Jersey avenue. right resting on Jersey
avenue: second division on Seventh
street. east OF Jersey avenue. right rest
ing on Jersey avenue: third division on
Eighth street. east of Jersey avenue.
right resting on Jersey avenue; fourth
division on Eighth street, west OF Jersey
avenue, right resting Oh Jersey avenue;
fifth division on East Hamilton street.
form at one P. NJ. and will move at 1880
o'clock prompt. The line OF march will
b~e:-Jersey avenue to Mercer street. to
Grove street, TO Grand street. to Wash
ington street. to Montgomery street. to
Newark avenue. to Grove street, 60
Eighth street. to Hamilton Park.
AT the conclusion OF the parade the fol-
lowing exercises will be heldin Hamilton
PARK by the Epcamprisnt No. 81, wv. l..
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
/. Dirge. Peters Choir
9. Opening Services. $3.50 fncers
8. .fenting Tonight Band
s. Reading Records /. ....:.....A djutant
St. Peters Choir
& Tribute to the Women Of tbs Major
10. In Memory Of the Women Of the Wa, !,
ii. astar spangled Banner'. |. st. Peters Choir
IL. Oratlon.. .............Mr Thomas Jacobs
ID. HAL Columbus" .Band
ID. America ..........s-.. ST, Feter Chor
Is. .Bugler
George q. Thomas Post No. 90. g. A
R., will meet at Pallsade Hall. No. 93l
PaIisadc avenue. tomorrow evening at
fifteen minutes past seven O'Clock. They
will march in full uniform TO the Central
Avenue Reformed Church. where me-
mortal services will be conducted by Ehs
Rev. C. S. Wright, the pastor.
At the last meeting OF q ,briskie Post,
No. SO. G. A. r.. the uniforms for the
Zabriske Post Drum Corps were received.
The uniforms will be worn for the first
time by the Corps on Decoration Day.
The uniforms cost the Zabrisks Post
1885. Tomorrow evening the comrades
will meet at u quarter after seven O'Clock
at the post rooms, Avenue House. ia full
uniform, aud march TO the Westmini lister
Presby terlap Church, Summit avenue.
A memorial sermon will be preached by
the Rev. ]. NJ. hathaway.
General william r. Sherman Camp Nc. AZ
has completed all arrangements for Memorial
Day. The camp will attend memorial services
on Sunday evening, with zabriskie Post, GAR.
Colonel Sherman is working very hard to have
q large battalion parade in this city in
the month OF July, and, with. the assistance Of
Major Voorhees,, thinks 1t VIII be a graf d sue
The camp win attend the reception and flag
presentation of Barry Camp; Of Railway, on
Monday evening, May 20. =
Past ranfain Jacob sherry is doing some good