The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
ORDER OF THE PARADE.
A Partial List OF the Organizations in
the Line.

A Partial List OF the Organizations in
the Line.
WASHINGTON, March 4-The great pa
rads was composed of two grand divisions
aud was formed and moved forward in the
following order:
FIRST GRAND DIVISION.
The first grand division commanded by
Gen. Martin T. McMahon, grand marshal :;
Col. W. D. Whipple, A. A. g., U. s. A,
chief of staff; Col. H. G. Cooper. A. A. G.,
U. 8. A., adiutant general.
The first subdivision OF the grand division
under command Of Brig. Gen. John R.
Brooke, U. s. A.
The second subdivision by Brig. Gen.
W. w. Greenland, adjutant general
The third subdivision by Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee Of Virginia. The first grand division
was
THE PRESIDENTIAL ESCORT.
The presidential party moved In this
order:
The grand marshal and staff.
The President, the President-elect, the
Vice President-elect and the Senate COM
mittee OF arrangements.
Members Of the cabinet.
The major general commanding the army
The senior admiral of the navy, followed
by the Second brigade.
In this formation the division escorted the
President to the capitol.
HOW THE DIVISIONS MARCHED.
The First brigade, first division consisting
OF United States forces, assembled in in
verted order at 10: 30 q. m, as follows: Bat
talon Of marines and artillery not mounted
and serving as infantry, on north side of
| Pennsylvania avenue, facing south, the
marines on the right and their right rest
ing on jackson place Sixteen and a
half street.: the light battery Of the
First brigade, in column OF platoons,
! on jackson place Sixteen and a half street,
head Of column on Pennsylvania avenue;
the squadron of cavalry Of the First brigade
| in column in rear Of the light battery, to
march in column OF platoons on coming into
the avenue. The Second brigade assembled
in column on Pennsylvania avenue, infantry
in column of companies, followed by the
light artillery and cavalry in column of
platoons; the leading company OF the Second
brigade opposite the state, war and navy
department building. The grand marshal
took post on Executive avenue at It's juno
ton with Pennsylvania avenue his staff,
special aids leading, was formed In column
Of sections of twelve each at 1880 a. m.
The President having been received with
proper honors the First brigade formed
column to the left, infantry in column of
companies, artillery and cavalry in column
OF platoons. The leading brigade moved
for ward, followed by the Inauguration
party, in the order named elsewhere
The second division, consisting of the
Pennsylvania National Guard, assembled by
brigades, In close column OF companies, at
IL m. on Maryland avenue northeast and
A street northeast, head Of column resting
at First street east.
The third division, consisting OF the
national guard organizations Of other states,
preceded by their respective governors and
stats the whole arranged from front to
rear in the order OF the states adoption of
the constitution and admission to the union,
was assembled by hrigades in close column
OF companies at II NJ, on East Capital
street, with head Of column resting on FIRST
street east.
The fourth division, consisting OF organ
iZRtions as follows: Grand Army of the Re-
| public, Union Veterans Legion, Uuion
Veterans, Union and Medal OF Honor Le-
gion, assembled by brigades in close coll
| umn OF companies at IL m, on B street
southeast. with head Of column resting on
First street east.
The first division, first grand division, on
arriving 1T First street west executed col
umn left and marched to street north: :
thence on B street north to First street east
thence south on First street east to B street
south; thence west on street south to New
Jersey avenue, at which point the division
commander halted the leading company of
the First brigade, the division closing in
mass. The division commander and his
stat and the commander of the First bri-
gade and his staff, turning into the capitol
grounds at New Jersey avenue, halted on
the drive leading along the east front of the
capitol, closing on the staff of the grand
marshal.
At the conclusion of the inaugural ad-
dress one gun was fred, at which signal di-
vision commanders OF the first grand divis-
ion brought their commands TO attention.
At the signal of second gun the first
division, executing column right, entered
the capitol grounds and marched along the
east front Of the capitol to B street north
thence west on B street north 70 First street
west; thence on First street west TO Penn
sylvanIa avenue.
The column was reviewed by the Presi-
dent from a stand marked BY the national
flag on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue Immediately in front of the execut-
i've mansion.
sOUTHERNERs IN LINE.
In the third subdivision Ct the first grand
division were the following, amoug others:
GEORGIA
Gov. William J. Northern and staff
Georgia Hussars, Capt Beirne Gordon.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gov. Benjamin r. Tillmau and staff
EPslmetto Guards Second South Cardinal
Col Wylie Jones.
Lee Light Infantry
VIRGINIA
Second regiment Col, Joseph H. Mutton.
Fourth regiment. Col. @. A. Nash
Battery 3.
Company B, First regiment, Capt Frank Cum
bingham.
Company +, Third regiment
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Capt, Sol
Cutchins,
First battalion Virginia volunteers, Mai. j. B,
johnson.
NEW YORK
Gov. Roswell P. Flower aud staff
Seventh regiment Col. Dane Appleton
Company A, Thirteenth regiment
torty-slXth separate company, Capt. Darwin
F. Vunk.
NORTH CAROLINA
Gov. Elias Carr aud staff
winston Rifles Company A. Third North Caro-
lima state guards, Capt. J. @. Besseut.
Company b, First regiment, North Carolina
state guards, Capt. W. T. Hughes.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Second regiment Col. J. W. A. Ford.
LOUISIANA.
Gov. Murphy j. Foster and staff.
SECOND GRAND DIVISION.
The second grand division was under
! command pF Col William niCEinanp Ch,aF