The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

T. c. MAIDEN; Superintendent Of Free
Delivery, A. w. Machen.
No. Pills Exccllcncy, William A. StoLe,
Governor OF Pennsylvania; His Ex-
cellency, Theodore Roosevelt, Gov
ernor OF New York.
No. 3-Hon. William Connell, Hon. T. V.
Powderly.
No. 4-Prcsident National Association
Of Letter Carriers, John N. Parsons,
Vice President, Conrad Treble; Sec
rotary, T.. j. Cantwell; Treasurer, NJ.
j. Corners.
No. 5-Postmaster New York City, Post
master Brooklyn
Other Carriages Containing Visiting Post
masters.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, Captain +. NJ. Vandling.
Aides-Victor Arnold, Joseph A. Mears,
Dr. @. II. Hill, c. Ezra Scott.
New York State Carriers.
New York Letter Carriers Band, Fifty
Pieces.
New York Letter Carriers Drum and
Fife Corps Thirty Pieces.
Branch No. SO, New York Letter Car
riers, 1900.
Lawrence Band, Thirty Pieces.
Branch No. Al, Brooklyn, n. Y, 100
Band.
Branch No. q, Elmira, N. Y.
Branch No. 469, Albany, n. Y
Band
Branch No. 1888. Binghamton. ~ Y.
Branch No. Sj7, Long Island City, N. y.
THIRD DIVISION.
New Jersey Carriers
Marshal Captain u. b. Atherton.
Aides-Nelson Atherton, DR.. Charles
Fisher, G. II. Reph, George Highfell.
Letter Carriers Band. Thirty Pieces,
Newark, N. j.
Branch No. 49, Newark, N. j.
Rand
Branch No AZ, Jersey City, n. j.
Branch No. 45, Hoboken, N. j.
Branch No. IS, Passaic, n. j.
Branch No. g., Elizabeth, N. j.
Drum and Fife Corps.
Branch No 120, Paterson, N. ].
Branch No. 221 Bayonne, n. ].
Branch No. 272, Morristown. n. J.
Branch No. 341, East Orange, N. ].
Branch No. 625. Railway, N. j.
FOURTH DIVISION, PENNSYLVANIA,
Marshal. Major ]. w. Oakford.
Aides-Captain l.. T. Mates, j. w. Bun
nell. Sydney Mears, f. b. MCGOWAN.
Letter Carriers Band of Philadelphia.
Branch No. 49, Philadelphia.
Band.
Branch No. 49, Wilkes Barre.
Branch No 1862, Pittston.
Branch No. 1863, Carbondale.
Branches Constituting the Lehigh Valley
Association, Consisting of Easton, AL
lentown, Bethlehem, South Bethlehem
and Phillpsburg.
Ringgold Band.
Branch No. II, Scranton.
Aides will wear dark clothes, dark
slouch hat or military hat and white
gloves.
Organizations will march in double col
umn of fours closed to half distance, eX-
Cept for organizations which are pre-
pared to execute display movements, in
which case they will take the formation
best suited for their movements. In eX-
ecuting display movements care must be
taken to not delay the column or cause
gaps in it, Marshals of divisions will
see that their divisions are kept well
closed UP and at proper distance from
preceding divisions. All breaks occurring
in the column must be closed up when
ever a halt is made. A halt will be made
for this purpose when the head of the
column reaches jefferson avenue, another
at Pine street and a third at Mulberry
street. At the latter point the carriage
will leave the column and go by way of
Mulberry street and Wyoming avenue to
Linden street to the postoffiCe, where the
reviewing party will take its place on the
reviewing stand.
The column will be reviewed at the gov
ernment building by Postmaster General
Smith, Governor Stone, Of Pennsylvania,
and Governor Roosevelt, of New York
state, and visiting postmasters.
No organizations will be allowed 20
leave the column until it has arrived at
the point of dismissal.
BY order of
Ezra II. Ripple, Chief Marshal.
w. S. Millar Chief of Staff,
A party Of fifteen delegates to the
convention arrived at a late hour last
evening and are quartered at the Jer-
myn. This makes about thirty dele
gates in all who have arrived. A large
number are expected today but tomor-
row will be the day when the recep-
ton committee will be worked to it's
utmost capacity.