The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-10

| NJ tlllam q. Falcs. Herbert Bragg, W Il. Hawkes.
! a. w. stoddard, Daniel H. oidridge John A
Russell, Andrew Grey George A. Lewis
George WiHowes.
FIRST DIVISION
Marshal Ralph Mayor.
Aids, G. T. Thurber. James Gentry.
| Uniform Division escort, Major General Edwart
i. Durand. commanding, 400 Sir Knights
Israel Putnam Commandery OF Salem, Mass
American Commandery, New Haven; centra
Commandery, Worcester; Miller Commandery
Hunalo; L. 5. Grant Commandery, Troy; Char
ter Oak Commandcry, Hartford, Conn.
Newport Training station Band.
Naragansett Council No. 2, 1l0 mea.
Wins hester Council, No. O. 20 men.
irOnsdes Council, No. 4, 70 men.
Enterprise Council, No. ~ AZ men, with Hope
Council OF AttlebOro as guests, 20 men,
Burnsile Council, 10. s, 80 men.
lludson's Band, East Providence.
Netop Council, No. 2. 20 men; Roger Williams
Council, No. s, 40 men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal George w. Bugbce; aids, John q. Derry,
George Il. Crooker.
Continental Band.
Columbia Council, No. 81, $50 men,
Worcester Brass Band.
Commonwealth Council, Worcester, and Harmony
Council Springfield. guests Columbia Council,
100 men.
Commodore Perry Council. No. TO- 70 men.
Central Council. No. ], 90 men.
Liberty Council, No. II, 46 men.
Young America Fife and Drum Band.
Garfield Council No. -, 70 men.
Whites Military Band.
Lincoln Council No. H. 40 men.
THIRD DIvIsgos.
Marshal, Frank L. Manning--Alds, C. d. Poole, s.
IT, Arnold.
National Band.
Providence Council, No 10, 100.
Rhode Island Band
Washington Council, No 10, 125 men.
Warren Brass Hand.
Elmwood Council No. H. 100.
Mashapaug Council, No. %, 50 men,
Rhode Island Council no. %, % men.
Harmonic canadien Band.
Union Council, No. IS. l5) men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal W. O. Deacon; Aids, VIM. A. Stafford, A.
p. Fisher.
American Band.
America Council, No. 90 100 men. A. NJ Harrison
Council, Plymouth, Mass, guests of America
Council.
British Hosiery Band.
Wonasquatuckct Council, No. 49, 80 men,
Mount Vernon Council, NO "a, 20 men.
Parks Continental Baud.
Nigllnnt Council, No. 28 IS men.
Coventry Council, no. 20, % men.
Newport Band
Nathaniel Greene Council No. s, so men
American Band Fail River.
Old Colony Council, Fall River. so men.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Aides, W. H. Munroe, A. o. Bowen
lifty-tWo csrriages containing members Of the
several councils, invited guest. officers and mcm-
bors Of the National Council Among the more
prominent gentlemen were; National Secretary
John Server OF Philadelphia, National Treasurer
J. II. shaw OF Camion ~ D., National Door
Keeper +. just OF Washington and Delegates
lsrtoi Lee Of Beverly, Mass, g Dittess Of Phia-
de'pha "A Parker Of Lowell, Mass, Mr. Morris,
w "a stott Iippincott and wife Of New Bruns-
wick q " Wells O, Philadelphia, Elmer l. Ilill Of
Milford n. Charles q Iitticheld OF Boston
Frank stoyor Of Wilmington Del, J e Jones OF
Charlcstown, w Va Mayor A Cassidy Of Canton
o, w Armstrong Of Camden, J, 4 Rogers OF
Lynn, Mass.
Following the carriages was series of
handsomely decorated hacks and barpes
occupied by The ladies OF Martha Wash
ington, Jesse Fremont. Eliza Garfield,
Virginia Dare, Fidelity and Harmony
councils in prettily draped and attractive
costumes OF the National colors. This
feature OF the pageant attracted general
attention and admiration, and along the
route OF march they wor, oheered, and
responded with waving handkerchiofs
and songs.
Reviewed by the Mayor.
The grand column passed in review be-
fore be Mayor aud members OF the city
government at City Hall, and az that
point its splendid proportions and dis
tinctivoleaturcs were i'm prcssiVely demon
strated. Thousands OF people from all
parts OF the State were massed inside the
ropes, and the several divisions marched
past with remarkable steadiness and uni
iormity OF alignment TO the stirring ne
compartment OF score OF military bands.
Old Glory Burmounting she municipal
palace waved am inspiring welcome and
Mayor Oinoy and his associates graciousIv
extended tho freedom of the city. The
route OF march lay through Market square.
North Main, steeple, Exchange Place.
Dorrance, Westminster, Jackson, Broad
way O. Baker avenue, counter march
Broadway TO Courtlnnd, Westminster.
Weybcssrt, Westminster Market Square.
South Water 10 Crawford street
bridge when tho line was dismissed. The
rarade occupied nearly two hours, and ID
viii pass into history az having had po
superior as n civic denomination in tbis
city in point OF magnitude anu pictures
que briliiaucy.
The Rest OF the Program.
After tho dismissal the members Of the
order end guests sailed down the bag to
Crescent Park to enjoy the hospitality OF
Manager Boyden. Incidentally some of
the councils entertained their guests at
Fields Point, Silver Spring and Cranston's
at Pleasant Bluff. Tomorrow morning
The business session Of the convention