The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-26
THE BIC PARADE.
Marshal Fielder's Orders for
the Formation and Line
Of March.
MONUMENT EXERCISES
Divisions Will Form at Ham
ilton Park, Pass City Hall
and Dismiss at New
ark Avenue.
MONUMENT EXERCISES

ade on Memorial Day, May SO 1899, will
form as foliows:-s
Grand Marshal Geo. b. Fielder ana stan.
FIRST DIVISION.
Col. Robert G. Smith and Staff;
Fourth Regiment, A. e., n, =;
Irving, Commanding.
SECOND DIVISION.
Benjamin Murphy, Chief of Police, Com
manding.
Police Department of Jersey city.
Hudson County Society for the Preven-
ton of Cruelty to Animals.
THIRD DIVISION.
Philip Hexamer. Commanding,
Jersey City Letter Carriers Association,
Jas. j.. Shay, President.
German-American Sehuetzen Bund
Washington Rifles, y. j., Peter Friepers
President.
New Jersey SchutZen GeSellSchaft,
H Behneke, President.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Major Chas. w. Laws and Staff Com
manding.
Boys, Brigade, Major Chas. W. Laws.
Exempt Firemen Ass Association Bayonne
Exempt Firmen Association, Jersey City.
Independent Order of odd Fellows
Knights Of Pythias.
Order of Scottish Clans. Clan Mcleod,
No. 70.
FIFTH DIVISION.
William J. Moran, commanding.
Wolf-Tone Club, Clan-na-Gael, James
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Catholic Parochial School Children.
White Eagle Band.
First Polish Military Corps, A. Milluski,
President.
Polish-American Pioneers, Frank Norrick,
President.
Societ Finanza, G. pacciarelli, Captain.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Robert Finley, Commanding.
Acme Wheelmen, Robert Finley, Presi-
dent.
Three Link Wheeimen, VIM. c. johnson,
President.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Col. John ]. Toffey commanding. /.
Wilson Post No. Z, c. A r. Dept. OF
Geo. H. Thomas Post. n. 49, G. A. R.,
Dept. of n. j.
zabriskie Post, No sSi g. A R.' Dept. Oh
Van Houten Post. No. 3. G. A. R.. Dept.
of N. j.
FORMATION.
m.-First Division will form on Hamil-
ton Terrace, right = res resting I., on Eighth
avenue, west of Hamilton Park, right
resting Hamilton Terrace.
street, west of Hamilton Park. right rest
ing on Hamilton Terrace.
Fourth Division will form on Eighth
street, east of Hamilton Park, right rest
ing on Hamilton place.
Fifth Division viii form on Hamilton
place. right resting on Eighth street easr
Sixth Division will form on Pavonia
avenue east of Hamilton Park, right
resting on Hamilton place. .,
Seventh Division will form on Seventh
street west of Jersey avenue, right rest
ing on Jersey avenue.
III.--Any other organization wishing TO
participate who will report to the Grand
Marshal will be assigned a position IN
line
ASSIGNMENTS.
Iv.-The following assignments of Aids
to Division Commanders is hereby made,
who will report direct to their Division
Commanders, mounted and remain with
them until parade is dismissed
Captain George +. Seymour, Anthony
J. Volk, Frederick ]. Stuhr, J. Henry
Thinker, to Philip Hexamer, commanding
Michaei Nj f G. Day, William G. stratford,
John II. Bowley, Clarence D. Outwater,
to William j. Moran, commanding Fifth
Joseph Locke, John w. Stuart, w. H.
Blackshaw, John P. Landrine. to Colonel
John j. Toffey, commanding Seventh Di-
vision.
All other Aids not herein assigned will
report mounted to the Grand Marshal at
the intersection of Jersey avenue and
Eighth street, Hamilton Park, at 115 P. M.
REVIEWING STAND.
V.-Reviewing stand will be located in
front of the City Hall, west side of
Grove street.
LINE OF MARCH.
vI-organizations will take posi-
tions as assigned above at 30 P. M, re-
porting Immediately to their Division
Commanders. Column will move at two
p. NJ.
Line of march will be as follows
Jersey avenue south to Bright street.
thence east to Grove street, thence north
passing reviewing stand at City Hall,
monument and living flag to Newark av-
enue and dismiss.
GEO. B. FIELDER,
Grand Marshal.
FRANK H. COLE.
Adj. Gen'l
Chief Benjamin Murphy, this morning,
completed his arrangements for the
parade and the annual police parade
which takes place on that day. The
force will be inspected in front of the
City Hail. at 1 P. NJ, by Mayor Hoos
and the Commissioners. The chief has
divided the force into two battalions of
four companies each commanded by In
spector Archibald and Captain A. Nc
Kaig. In command of the entire body
will of course be the Chief himself
The men will form in columns of COM
panies for inspection with the right rest
ing on Montgomery street. The line will
extend to Wayne street. On the right
of the line will be the mounted squad and
the Wheefmen. Inc Cnlel Will DC dt tnS
head, with his staff consisting of Ser.
geants Snow and Solomon, with Sergeant
Craig as adjutant. Then comes Beggs'
Band and then the companies, command
ed as follows
First Battalion-Inspector Archibald in
command.
Tirst-Captain Cody.
Second-Captain Kelly.
Th1rdLCaptain Farrier -,
l'ourth-Sergeant Quinn, with the De-
p9~tment ColOrs carried by ROundsmen
Noonan and Closterman.
second Battalion-Captain Al. McKaig-
Fifth Company-Captain Nugent.
Sixth Company-Captain Wohlleben.
Seventh COmpany-Sergeant Wade.
Eighth Company Sergeant Kelly.
There viii be twelve files front in each
company, and with sergeants and men
there will be total of about 260 men on
parade On the left of the line will be
the patrol wagons.
After the inspection proper detail Of
men will be left at City Hall to take