The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-15

Band.
 Marshal, Captain Charles F. Hall. Colonel F. W. Tracy and staff P. M.,
 Department of Connecticut. Connecticut Regiment, Patriarch's Milf
 tant.
 Band. Brigadier General Frank M Merrill and staff, P M, Department
 of Massachusetts. Third Regiment, Patriarchs Militant, Department of Massachusetts.
 Invited guests in carriages. SECOND DIVISION ON SOUTH WILL
 LOW STREET.
 Band
 Marshal, Captain John P. Kellogg. Nosahogan Lodge No. 20, Waterbury. Magnolia Lodge, Brooklyn, N. Y. THIRD DIVISION ON HOLMES AVE-
 NUE.
 Band.
 Marshal Captain Frank K. Wool
 worth. Townsend Lodge No. S9 Waterbury,
 Conn.
 Band. Springfield Lodges of Springfield, Mass. FOURTH DIVISION ON STATE
 STREET.
 Band.
 Marshal, Sergeant Major Edward L,
 Carter. New Haven Lodges, New Haven, Conn. Guilford Lodges, Gulford, Conn. FIFTH DIVISION ON CENTRAL
 AVENUE.
 Band.
 Marshal, Captain Ernest c. Colby. Hartford Lodges, Hartford, Conn. New Britain Lodges, New Britain,
 Conn.
 Bristol Lodges, Bristol Conn. East Hartford Lodges, East Hartford
 Conn. SIxTH DIVISION ON PARK PLACE. Band Marshal William J. Larkin. Bridgeport Lodges, Bridgeport, Conn. Stamford Lodges, Stamford, Conn. South Norwalk Lodges, South Norwalk, Conn. Seymour Lodges, Seymour, Conn. Naugatuck Lodges, Naugatuck, Conn. SEVENTH DIVISION ON PROSPECT STREET. Band. Marshal, Captain James Geddes. Mieriden Lodges, Meriden, Conn. South Meriden Lodges, South Meriden, Conn. West Meriden Lodges, West Meriden, l Conn. Wallingford Lodges, Wallingford, Conn, Middletown Lodges syMiddletown, Conn, l Cheshire Lodges, Cheshire, Conn. EIGHTH DIVISION ON NORTH MAIN
 STREET. American Band, Torrington. Marshal, Lieutenant George c. .Blakeslee Torrington Lodges, Torrington, Conn. Plainville Lodges, Plainville, Conn. South Manchester Lodges, South Man chester, Conn. l Thomaston Band. Thomaston Lodges, Thomaston, Conn Winsted Lodges, Winsted, Conn. l And other lodges not reported to date Each division will be formed not later l than 1:15 p. m., right resting on West Main street.
 l IT. The procession will move break. I ing from the right at exactly 1:30 D. m Assistant marshals and staff officers will give this matter their immediate I attention. It is not desired that the va. rious organizations should be kept un. der orders a single minute more thar necessary, hence each marshal is here. by charged with the necessity of see ing that his division is formed promptly Every subdivision should be reported to the chief of staff at North Willow lstreet at 1:20 p. m., as ready to move Division commanders will be held strictly accountable for compliance witt this order. Parade will move at 1 3C D. m. exact. Divisions not prepared tC lenter the column promptly will relinquisl their position to the next succeeding division.
 ". Line of march will be as follows West Main street, north side of park around east end to south side, to Churcf street, to Grand to Bank to Exchange place. to South Main, to Benedict & Burnham's office, counter march to Eas Main, to Cherry, to Grove, to Nortl Willow, to West Main, pass in review reviewing stand being on corner O | state anu w est hdll SlEeelS, to SOulf Main, to mess quarters. | V. Headquarters of chief marsha will be at room No. 10, Pratt's block No. 43 East Main street. until 1 o'clocl D. m., October 15. After this hour the, will be moved to West Main street a North Willow Assistant marshals anC staff officers must report at headauar ters promptly at g a. m., ready fo duty.
 | VI. There will be a meeting of mar shals and staff officers at room No. 2 Platt block, Saturday the 12th inst at 7:3O D. m. Every officer is expecte, to be present. Per order ! COLONEL JOHN B. DOHERTY.
 Chief Marshal. COficial0
 LIEUT.. HENRY B. CARTER, Chief Of Staff.