The Washington times., 1894-08-28
PARADE OF THE PYTHIANs.
Line of March and the Divisions That VIII
Take Part


Line of March and the Divisions That Will
Take Part.
Gen. Carnahan last night issued his final
orders relative 10 the great parade to-day.
The formation of the parade viii be Just
north OF the Monument, near B street, in the
open ground there. and the line viii face
north and be in position at $3.50 p. N.
The line Of march will be from the place Of
formation, up Seventeenth street to Pennsyl-
yania avenue east on the Avenue past the
White House, south on Fifteenth street TO the
Avenue and down the south side of Pennsyl-
vania avenue to the Peace Monument at the
base of the Capitol around the Peace Monu-
ment returning on the north side Of Pennsyl-
yania avenue to Fifteenth street, and down
Fifteenth street 70 Camp George Washington.
Gen. Carnahan announced that the Presi-
dent would review the parade from the stand
in front of the White House to-day, and on
Wednesday the Secretary of War. the Cabinet
officials and Army officers will witness the
parade from the stand at the south end Of tbs
Treasury.
I'VE are greatly Indebted" said the gen
eral ITO the kindness of the Secretary Of
War, Gen. Schoheld, Adit. Gen. Ruggles, and
many Army officers, who have been courtesy
personsiied, and have done everything in
their power 10 overcome the difficulties
which so unexpectedly arose, and We wish to
thank them for what they have done.
The parade will be formed and march IN
the following line:
The Indiana Brigade, Brig Gen. James n
r. Ross commanding, with First Maryland
Regiment. Col. John A. Schwartz, and the
First Alabama, Col. Schillinger.
The Kansas Brigade, Brig Gen James II.
Lyon commanding, with First Regiment Of
the District of Columbia Col. Harry COggins,
and Oklahoma City Division No. 2, Capt. A.
?. Russell.
The Massachusetts, Brigade, Brig. Gen.
John II. Abbott commanding. with First
Maine Regiment. Col Horace W. Stewart, and
the First New Hampshire Regiment, Col.
The Iowa Brigade, Brig. Gen. John c.
Loper commanding.
The Illinois Brigade Brig. Gen. ]. H. Bark
lev. with First Louisiana Regiment, Col
Henry Street; First Regiment Maritime Prov
inces, Lieut.. Col II. V. Cooper. and Toronto
Division. No. 2. Capt. George H Mitchell.
The Wisconsin Brigade, Brig. Gen. L. W.
Halsey commanding.
The Kentucky Brigade, Brig. Gen. George
T. Currie, commanding.
The Texas Brigade, Brig. Gen b NJ. Van
Zant, commanding.
The Pennsylvania Brigade, Brig. Gen
Charles E. Bentley, commanding.
The Nebraska Brigade, Brig. Gen. Hotch-
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A. Graft, and First South Dakota Regiment,
Lieut.. Col. 5. S. Childs.
The West Virginia Brigade, Brig. Gen.
John W. Mather, with First Virginia Regi-
ment Col D. j. Turner.
The Missouri Brigade, Brig. Gen. S. B.
Preyoost.
The New Jersey Brigade, Brig. Gen. George
II. Rhodes, commanding.
Wilmington Division, No. 1, OF Delaware,
Capt. Thomas Mullin.
The Ohio Brigade, Brig. Gen. Peter Weld
ner commanding.
The Tennessee Brigade, Brig. Gen. Ale (.
Allison commanding; First Arkansas Regi-
ment Col. j. L. Cook.
The Minnesota Brigade, Brig. Gen. F. S.
Mcdonald commanding.
The Michigan Brigade. Brig. Gen William
G. Gage commanding
The New York Brigade, Brig. Gen. Charles
A. Luton, commanding.
The Connecticut Brigade. Brig. Gen. E. o.
Staier. commanding First Rhode Island
Regiment, Col. Joseph d. Carpenter.
The Coast Brigade, consisting Of the first
two regiments of Georgia. Florida, and South
Carolina, and the divisions Of North Carolina,
Col. George H. Harmon, First Regiment
Georgia. commanding.
The Cavalry Squadron. consisting of the
Banner Hussars, OF Illinois: the D. D. Burnes
Hussars, of Missouri; Phil Sheridan Division.
and Joe Hooker Division. of New York, and
Arlington Mounted Division, of the District
of Columbia; Major Jefferson Young, First
New York Squadron, commanding.