The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY PARADE.
THE FORMATION OF LINE ON THE
 OLD GREEN.

The Route of Mareh-To Start ats o'clock
 Circular from Marshal Embier. .
 The following general features of for nation and parade on the Fourth of July are published for the information Of all interested. being the circular is- sued by Marshal Embler to the Boys brigade.
 l. Organizations participating will be located on the green as shown in ac- companying diagram. The escort Ad- miral Foote post. G. A. R.. in columns of fours, right in front on Temple street. left at Chapel street entrance. The Boys brigade in five columns of fours, right in front as shown on diagram. the head of each column resting on Tenn pie street, to wit. the 1st. 9th. 9th. 18th and 17th companies. Each column will contain four companies, thus, the 1st column next Chapel street will have the 1st. End. ard and 4th. companies, the 2nd column. on their right, will be made up of the 9th. 9th. 7th and sth companies and so on for the five columns. In the same formation will follow such other organizations as may report for assign ment. their positions being clearly des- ignatcd upon diagram to be given to each commanding officer. Taking posi- tions assigned them all organizations. except the G. A. R., will enter the green from the Church street side. Admiral Foote post will take position via Chapel street gate.
 ?. Headquarters will be established at the Center church at 7:30 o'clock. Each organization parading will ap- point one of it's members to act as aid on the staff of the marshal; such member to accompany his command to the green, and not later than 7:45 o'clock report to the marshal that his company is in position, ready to march.
 3. The column will start at o'clock sharp and commands not in their posi- tion must fall in at the rear of the col umn. The procession will break from left to march to the right, that is, the first column headed by the First com pany Boys brigade, will take up the march as soon as the rear of Admiral Foote post reaches them; the second column headed by the Fifth company Boys brigade will march as soon as the rear of the first column (Fourth com pany) is opposite them on Temple street, and so on until all are on the march.
 4. The marshal expects that a full realization of the responsibility that rests upon each commanding officer will cause him to see to it that his com mand is on the green ready for the bus mess of the hour, at 7:45 o'clock, and, that there may be no element of uncer- tainty in the matter, suggests that each one ascertains for himself just what time is required for him to get his command from its rendezvous to the green, and issue his order for assembly with view to give ample time to reach his place in column; herein lies the success or failure of the parade. Leave your rendezvous promptly on time; don't wait for that last man, (there al ways is one) and miss your place in the column; be assured there will be no waiting for the last organization. 5. The command "Forward' will be given at o'clock, and the march will be through Temple to Grove, to Hill house, to Sachem, countermarch to Trumbull, to State. to Olive to green, to Wooster square,to Chapel,to Church, to Elm, where each command will be relieved from further duty and may break ranks or march back to their place of assembly as commanding off, cers may elect. >
 The actual marching time will be for ty-five minutes.
 There will be three rests of five min- utes each.
 First halt when head of column reaches Sachem street.
 Second halt when head of column reaches Olive and State streets.
 Third halt on Wooster square, "in mass"
 Length of march, 21h miles. Total time, one hour.
 If further information is desired it may be had from the undersigned at his office. No general orders will be issued.
 Andrew TT Enoh1a,. mo orshoI