The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE
List of Associations That Will
Be in Line and Route Of
the Procession.

issued this ORDER
Headquarters Grand Marshal,
Memorial Day Pardae,
Jersey City, May "a, 1895.
General orders No. 1.
The several organizations who will par
ticipate in the Memorial Day-May 30
parade will be formed as follows. w. =
Grand Marshal. William B. Mason and
Staff.
FIRST DIVISION.
Colonel H. HI. Abernethy and staff.
Fourth Regimetnt. N. G., N. j.
SECOND DIVISION.
Chief of Police Benjamin Murphy and
staff.
Jersey City Police Department.
THIRD DIVISION.
Colonel Gilbert H. Robinson. Marshal
G. Van Houten Post. No. 8. E. Sands.
Commander
Henry Wilson Post. No. 10. John Belts.
Commander
zabriskie Post, No. ss, Thomas Wood
Commander
Union Veteran Legion. No. 81, Ed. DON
nelly, Colonel.
John A. Logan Camp, S. of ", No.
80, Captain j. E. Gehring.
w 7. Sherman Camp, S. of ", No. AZ.
Captain Geo ID. Stout.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Lieut.. Colonel Charles Boltwood. Mar
shall.
Band.
st. Peters College Cadets. Captain
VIM. Carlin.
Emory Battalion, Captain ]. B. Foulks
High School Cadets, Captain H. A.
Kelly.
First West Hoboken Company Boys
Brigade, Captain 7. H. Snyder.
Fourth Company, Boys Brigade, Cap
tain c.. w. Laws.
Eighth Company, Boys Brigade, Cap
tain F. B. Hull.
Public School No. Cadets.
Public School No. % Cadets.
st. Joseph's School Color Guard.
Snake Hill Zouaves. Captain Rudolph
Neelage.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Peter j. German, Marshal.
LowelPs band.
Co. A. Hibernian Rifles, Capt. Thos.
Graham.
Co. B. Hibernian Rifles, Capt. Patrick
Sweeney.
Co. C. Hibernian Rifles. Capt. Patrick
Connolly.
Irish Volunteers. Capt. John o'Dono-
van.
Pipers
Caledonian Club of Hudson County.
Chief Thos. Patterson.
clan Mcleod, Chief James Newton.
Band.
Polish Krokose, Col. S. Przekopowski.
Il Polish 1Laneers.
st. GeorgeSociety.
SIXTH DIVISION
M F. Cronin, S. T., General, Marshal
Holden's band.
knights of Sherwood Forest.
Canton Jersey City No. g. Patriarchs
Militant Capt. John L. Compton.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
ChiefJohn Conway and staff.
Jersey City Fire Department.
The first division will form on Bergen
avenue. right resting on Clendenny
avenue.
Second division on Bergen avenue,
right resting on Communipaw avenue.
Third division on Bergen avenue, right
resting on Clifford place.
Fourth division ON Bergen avenue.
right resting on Belmont avenue.
Fifth division on Bergen avenue, right
resting on Fairview avenue.
Sixth division on Bergen avenue, right
resting on Duncan avenue.
Seventh division on Duncan avenue.
right resting on Bergen avenue.
Line of March:-Bergen avenue, to Sipp,
to Summit. to Newark avenue, to Sew
enth street, to Brunswick. to Eighth, to
Jersey avenue, to Wayne, to Grove, to
Grand, and dismiss.
Line will be formed at 1920 o'clock A.
NJ, and will move promptly at II O'Clock
A. M. by breaking from the right to
march to the left.
His Honor, Mayor Peter F. Wanser,
and other city officials will review the
parade from the reviewing stand in front
of the new City Hall.
Aides of the grand marshal and the
marshals of the several divisions will re-
port to the grand marshal at the Fourth
Regiment Armory at 10.15 O'Clock A. M.
Aides will wear dark clothes derby or
fedore hats, white gloves and leggins
The grand marshal will review the par
ade from the corner of Grove and Mont
gomery streets.
All organizations standing in line after
the formation Will salute the colors of
those passing.
By command of
WILLIAM B. MASON.
Grand Marshal.
FRANK PEARSON.
Aide.
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