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 Oeneral Order»: — 
 
 The following Orders relating to the formation and 
 regulation of the several Parades are published for the 
 information of all interested, and will be strictly conformed 
 to: 
 
 MUNICIPKL iP HISCORICRL DKY. 
 
 Monday, June ^oth. 
 
 The parade will move o£f at 2 p. m. in the following 
 order : — 
 
 DETACHMENT OF MOUNTED POLICE. 
 BUGLERS. 
 
 CHIEF MARSHAL— ALD. PIPER. 
 
 AIDES TO CHIEF MARSHAL. > 
 
 
 1st division. 
 
 
 CHIEF OF DIVISION. 
 
 
 BAND— "QUEEN'S OWN." 
 
 1. 
 
 2. 
 8. 
 
 4. 
 
 Chief of Police 
 Deputy Chiefs of Police 
 Police Oflficers 
 Police 
 
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5. 
 
 6. 
 
 7. 
 
 8. 
 
 9. 
 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 
 BAND— "ROYAL GRENADIERS." 
 
 His Worship the Mayor 
 
 Ex-Mayors 
 
 Members of the Gity Council 
 
 Members of Former Gity Gouncils 
 
 Corporation Officials 
 
 Members of Public School Board 
 
 Members of Separate School Board 
 
 Members of Free Library Board 
 
 2nd division. 
 
 chief of division. 
 
 BAND— "MASSEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY." 
 
 1. Chi'>^ Ardagh 
 
 2. Fite Brigade 
 
 8. 
 4. 
 6. 
 
 Old Fire Brigade 
 
 Voluntej^r Brigades 
 
 Life Saving Crew, with Boat 
 
 3rd division. 
 
 chief of division. 
 
 BAND— "GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S FOOT GUARDS." 
 
 1. Cl^airman of the Citizens Semi-Centennial 
 
 ^' Committee 
 
 2. Orators of the Day 
 
 8. Executive Officers of the Semi-Centennial 
 
 Committee 
 
 4. Members of the Committee 
 
 1. 
 2. 
 8. 
 
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 4th division. 
 
 chief of division. 
 
 BAND— "GUELPH BAND." 
 
 President York Pioneers 
 
 Officers York Pioneers 
 
 60 Members York Pioneers 
 
 "Indian Wigwam, 1793" 
 
 Tableau 
 
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 " Occupation by the British " 
 
 Tableau 
 
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 •'Early Settlers" 
 
 Tableau 
 
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 " York Pioneers " 
 
 Tableau 
 
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 100 Members York Pioneers 
 
 
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 " Landing of Governor Simcoe " 
 
 Tableau 
 
 10. 
 
 " Naming of York Harbour " 
 
 Tableau 
 
 11. 
 
 " York " 
 
 Tableau 
 
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 " Meeting of First Parliament " 
 
 Tableau 
 
 18. 
 
 " Incorporation of Toronto " 
 
 Tableau 
 
 BAND— "BOLT COMPANY'S BAND. 
 
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 1. 
 
 50 Members York Pioneers 
 
 
 2. 
 
 " Toronto as an Agricultural Centre " 
 
 Tableau 
 
 8. 
 
 " Toronto as an Educational Centre " 
 
 Tableau 
 
 4. 
 
 " Toronto the Queen City" 
 
 Tableau 
 
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 " Toronto Welcomes All " 
 
 Tableau 
 
 BAND— "JUVENILE BAND" 
 
 Balance of York Pioneers and Yeoman 
 with 
 Scarboro' liiiUtia of 1837-88. 
 
 The first division will form on Wellesley at., the right 
 resting on Yonge st. 
 
 The second division will form on Maitland st., the right 
 resting on Yonge st. 
 
 The third division will form on Alexander st., the right 
 resting on Yonge st. 
 
 The fourth division will form on Grenville st., the left 
 resting on Yonge st., and right extending up St. Vincent 
 towards St. Albans. 
 
 The parade will proceed along Yonge to Queen st. — 
 Queen to Jarvis st. — Jarvis to King st. ; King to Simcoe st. 
 — Simcoe to Queen st. — Queen to Strachan Avenue, thence 
 to the Exhibition Grounds by Strachan Avenue. 
 
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MILITARY DRY. 
 
 Tuesday, July ist. 
 
 By order of Lient-Gol. Denison, Deputy Adjutant-general 
 commanding military district No^ 2, the following details 
 will be observed by the corps taking part in the parade. 
 
 At 9.80 a.m the force will muster as follows : — 
 
 THE CAVALRY 
 
 Undbb oomoND OF LnuT.-CoL. G. T. Dbmison, 
 
 In column of troops, on King Street, immediately west of 
 Simcoe Street, facing east. 
 
 THE HAMILTON, TORONTO AND WELLAND FIELD 
 
 BATTERIES 
 
 Under command of Major Grat. 
 
 In column of half batteries, 
 
 FUSILIER BRIGADE 
 
 LlEUT.-GoL. Ross, COMMANDING, 
 
 " C " company Infantry School, Governor's-General's Foot 
 Guards, the 6th and 7th Fusiliers, and 10th Royal Grenadiers 
 in column in rear of battery on Wellington street, west of 
 Simcoe. 
 
 THE 12th, 18th, 34th, 36th, 77th, AND ANY OTHER 
 INFANTRY WHICH MAY BE ON PARADE, 
 
 Under command of Lieut.-Col. Skinner, 
 
 On Wellington street, west of Simcoe Street, facing east. 
 
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 RIFLE BRIGADE 
 
 Umdeb command of Libut.-Gol. Ekbb, 
 
 The Queen's Own Rifles and Prince of Wales' Own Rifles, 
 in column facing north on Simcoe, south of Wellington 
 street. 
 
 THE WHOLE TO BE UNDEB THE COMMAND OF TUB 
 
 DEPUTY ADJUTANT-GENERAL, 
 
 Who will advance the forces at 10 a.m. sharp. 
 
 When the force on King street has passed Simcoe street, 
 the other brigades will be in readiness to follow without 
 loss of distance. So soon as the brigades are formed on 
 King street, two brigade markers from each corps will at 
 once proceed to the Queen's Park and report to Lieut.-Gol. 
 Milsom, who will place them in line of quarter column with 
 twelve paces interval. 
 
 Upon arrival at the Park each corps will form on its 
 markers in quarter column facing west. 
 
 The Cavalry dn the right. 
 
 The Artillery next. 
 
 The Infantry on their markers. 
 
 The Brigade will then stand easy for a few minutes. 
 When ordered to " attention" the Artillery will go into 
 action front and the Infantry will " shoulder." 
 
 The Officers and Colours will take post in review order. 
 
 The Artillery will 
 
 FIRE TWENTY-ONE GUNS 
 
 And the line will perform a Royal Salute in honour of Her 
 Majesty the Queen, the bands playing the whole of "God 
 Save the Queen," standards and colours being lowered. 
 
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 The Officers and Colonre ^ill then take post. 
 
 The Artillery front limber up. 
 
 The Cavalry will advance to the marching past line and 
 wheel to the left and march past in column of troops. 
 
 The Artillery by batteries. 
 
 The other corps will march to the right in fours, to the 
 
 right of the original line, wheel to the left in fours, and 
 
 upon the marching past line will halt and front, 
 
 and in succession march past in column. 
 
 As the bands have not been brigaded each band will play 
 its own corps past. Sufficient interval must be left so as to en- 
 able all to go past without the music of one corps interfering 
 with the corps in advance of it. 
 
 After the march past, the brigade will form column of 
 route from the right, the oorps to proceed east along 
 Grosvernor street to Yonge street, and there halt to enable 
 the staff to gain the head of the column. 
 
 The force will then proceed south along Yonge street. 
 
 The Gavahry in column of troops. 
 
 The Artillery by half batteries, 
 
 The Infantry in column. 
 
 When at King street the corps forming the brigade will 
 proceed in column of route direct to their respective head- 
 quarters. 
 
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TRADES if INDUSTRIAL DAY. 
 
 Wednesday, July 2nd. 
 
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 OETACHMENT OF MOUNTED POLICE. 
 BUGLERS. 
 
 CHIEF MARSHAL— J. McGLUE. 
 
 AIDES TO CHIEF MARSHAL. 
 
 BAND— "BOLT COMPANY'S BAND." 
 
 iBT DIVISION. 
 
 ' CHIEF OF DIYI8I0N— F. A. CAMPBELL. 
 
 1. Trade's council, 1 tableau and 80 men. 
 
 2. Bricklayer's Union, 1 tableau and 200 men. 
 8. Bookbinders, 2 waggons and 100 men. 
 
 BAND—" MAPLE LEAF BAND." 
 
 4. Baker's Union, 2 yraggons and 40 men. 
 
 5. Amalgamated Carpenters, 1 waggon and 60 men. 
 
 6. Brotherhood of Carpenters, 1 waggon and 60 men. 
 
 7. Stone Masons, 1 waggon and 60 men. 
 
 8. Knights of St. Cirspin and 60 men. 
 
 BAND— "GARRISON ARTILLERY." 
 
 9. Painter's Union, 1 Tableau and 100 men. 
 
 10. Labourer's Union, 1 Tkbleau and 260 men. 
 
 11. Expressmen's Union, 2 waggons. 
 
 BAND- 
 
 2nd DIVISION. 
 
 CHIEF OF DIVISION — F. MABTIN. 
 
 -" PIONEER'S DRUM AND FIFE BAND." 
 
 1. J. Doty's Engine Company, 8 waggons and 100 men. 
 
 2. Massey Manufacturing Co., 6 waggons and 100 men. 
 8. Ontario Steel Barb Fence Co., 2 waggons. 
 
 4. Ontario Lead Works, 2 waggons. 
 
 5. Inglis & Hunter, 2 drays, boiler and engines. 
 
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 3rd division. 
 
 CHIEF OF DIVISION — E. WHITAKEft. 
 
 BAND — "ADAMSON'S BAND." 
 
 1. Wanzer Sewing Machine Company, 1 waggon. 
 
 2. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 10 waggons and 30 men. 
 8. Virginia Tobacco Co., 1 waggon. 
 
 6. Boyal Dominion Flour Mills, 3 waggons and 25 men. 
 
 6. 
 
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 7. 
 
 9. 
 
 9. 
 10. 
 11. 
 
 S. May & Co., 1 waggon 
 
 J. P. Wagner & Co., 2 waggons and two men. 
 
 T. Tushingbam, 2 waggons. 
 
 Firstbrook Bros., 2 waggons and 12 men. 
 
 Barchard & Co., 2 waggons, 6 men 
 
 Spilling Bros. 
 
 Stewart & Bobinson, 1 waggon and 6 men. 
 
 4th DIVISION. 
 
 CHIEF OF DIVIEBON — T. MURPHY. 
 
 1. Heintzman & Co. — With Band — 2 waggons and 80 
 
 men. 
 
 2. American Express Co., 5 waggons and 10 men. 
 8. Vicker's Express Co., 8 waggons and 6 men. 
 
 4. Brush Bros., 1. waggon and 8 men. 
 
 5. Cromptou Corset Co., 1 waggon and 1 man. 
 
 6. T. Thompson, Furrier, 8 waggons and 3 men. 
 
 7. J. Sogers, 1 waggon and 6 men. 
 
 8. Knickerbocker Ice Co., 3 waggons and 10 men. 
 
 9. C. Bums, Dominion Ice Co., 2 waggons and 8 men. 
 10. Taylor Bros., 1 waggon and 1 man. 
 
 11 G. F. Bice, 1 waggon and 4 men. 
 
 1. 
 2. 
 
 8; 
 
 4. 
 0. 
 6. 
 7. 
 
 6th division, 
 chief of division — j. hawtho&ke. 
 Dominion Organ Company with band, 8 waggons. 
 Coopers, Gooderham & Worts, 3 waggons, 10 men. 
 B. Malcolm, 2 waggons, 20 men. 
 J. Burroughs, 4 waggons, 30 men. 
 S. Macnair & Co., 2 waggons, 10 meh. 
 Lugsden & Barnett, 2 waggons, 25 men. 
 W. P. Eearns, 1 waggon, 6 men. 
 
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 BAND— " STREET8VILLE BAND." 
 
 8. Toronto Lithograph Co., 2 waggons, 4 men. 
 
 9. Alexander, Glare & Gable, 1 waggon, 12 men. 
 
 10. World, News Office, 1 waggon 
 
 11. Tribune Office, 10 men. 
 
 12. Williams, Green & Borne, Linnen GoUars, 1 
 
 1 man. 
 
 18. Dorenwend, Hair-dresser, 1 waggon. 
 
 14. W. Millichamp, 2 waggons, 4 men. 
 
 waggon, 
 
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 6. 
 
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 7. 
 
 8. 
 
 9. 
 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 18. 
 14. 
 
 6th DIVISION. 
 
 CHIEF OF DIVISION — M. KING. 
 
 BAND— "GOLOURED BAND." 
 W. H. Enowltoh, 8 waggons, 4 men. 
 W. Kyan, 1 waggon. 
 J. Enowles, 1 waggon, 2 men. 
 McLaughlin & Moore, 2 waggons, 2 men. 
 J. B. Glark, Baking Fowler, 1 waggon, 1 man. 
 Shedden & Go., 2 waggons, 2 men. 
 Hendrie & Go.. 2 waggons, 2 men. 
 Bailway Supply Go., 1 waggon, 1 man. 
 McDonald, McNally & Go., 2 waggons, 12 men. 
 Beaver Lock Works, 1 waggon. 
 J. L. Bird, 1 waggon, 3 men. 
 E. T. Barnum, Wire and Iron. 
 D. G. Pike, Tents, 1 waggon. 
 B. Allengham, 2 teams. 
 
 7th DIVISION. 
 
 CHIEF OF DIVISION — W. SMITH. 
 
 BAND— " SUSPENSION BRIDGE, N.Y." 
 
 1. H. Slight, Florist, 1 waggon, 1 man. 
 
 2. J. E. Dixon & Go., Garrage Manufacturers, 2 waggons, 
 
 11 men. 
 
 8. Pure Gold Manufacturing Gompany, 1 waggon, 1 mail.; 
 
 4. Gonsumers' Gas Gompany, 8 waggons, 6 men. ' 
 
 5. Barber & Ellis, 2 waggons, 6 men, 
 
 6. H. H. Warner & Go., 2 waggons, 2 mep. 
 
 7. R. Walker & Sons, 2 waggons, 6 men... 
 
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 S. C. Becket, Photo Gallery, 1 waggon, 1 man. 
 A. W. Mason, Phrenology, 1 waggon, 1 mau. 
 J. Claxton, 2 waggons, 6 men. 
 A. Sullivan & Co., 1 waggon, 1 man. 
 
 Hodge & Williams. 
 Morrison & Taylor, 2 waggons, 10 Men. 
 Hewlett Bros, 2 waggons, 6 men. 
 J. E. Townsend, 1 waggon, 2 men. 
 Dominion Tea Co., 1 waggon, 1 man. 
 H. A. Eastman, Provisions, 1 waggon, 1 man. 
 P. Freysing & Co., 1 waggon, 1 man. 
 Waterhouse & Co., 1 waggon, 1 man. 
 
 G. Tait, 8 waggons, 6 men. 
 Geo. T. Pendrick, 1 waggon, 10 men. 
 
 1. 
 2. 
 
 8th division. 
 
 CHIEF OP DIVieaON — W. JONES. 
 
 BAND—" DOWNSVIEW BAND." 
 
 P. Burns, 100 waggons, 100 men. 
 
 E. Eoger & Co., 100 waggons, 100 men. 
 
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 The first division will form on Carleton st., the right 
 
 resting on Yonge st. 
 The second division will form on McGill st., the right 
 
 resting on Yonge st. 
 The third division will form on Gerrard st., the right 
 
 resting on Yonge st. 
 The fourth division will form on Elm st., the left resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 The fifth division will form on Gould st., the right 
 
 resting on Yonge st. 
 The sixth division will form on Edward st., the left 
 
 resting on Yonge st. 
 The seventh division will form on Agnes st., the left 
 
 resting on Yonge st. 
 The eighth division wUl form on Wilton avenue, the 
 right resting on Yonge st. 
 
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 The ^rdae will move off at 11 a.m.^ along the following 
 routCf namely: — 
 
 Yonge to Queen st. — Queen to Parliament st. — ^Parlia- 
 ment to King st. — King to Simcoe st. — Simcoe to Queen st. 
 — Queen to Strachan avenue, thence to Exhibition Grounds. 
 
 
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 CHE BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES' DRY. 
 
 Friday, July 4th, 
 
 CHIEF MARSHAL— AIjD. PIPER. 
 DETACHMENT OF POLICE. 
 
 BUGLERS. 
 Division No. 
 
 1. Independent Order of Oddfellows. 
 
 2. Sons of Canada. 
 
 3. United Workmen. 
 
 4. St. Jean Baptiste. 
 
 5. Emerald Benevoleni Association. 
 
 6. Uniformed Rank Divisions— Knights of Pythias. 
 
 Sons of Temperance. 
 
 . Canadian Order of Oddfellows. 
 
 Temperance. 
 
 Canadian Order of Foresters. 
 
 Oddfellows— Manchester Unity. 
 
 Sons of England. 
 
 Irish Catholic Society. 
 
 Ancient Order of Foresters. 
 
 Irish. Protestant Benevolent Society. 
 
 16. Yonng Men's Protestant Benevolent Society. 
 
 17. Sons of Scotland. 
 
 18. Good Templars. 
 
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 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 18. 
 14. 
 15. 
 
 The individual Lodges will be arranged by the Chief 
 Marshal of the different bodies as to their order in the 
 march as they arrive at the street designated : 
 Division No. 1 will form on Wellesley st., the right resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 
 Division Nos. 2 and 3 will form on St. Albans street, the 
 
 left resting on Yonge st. 
 
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 Division No. 4 will form on Breadalbane st., the left resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 
 Division No. 5 will form on Maitland st., the right resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 
 Division No. 6 will form on Grosvenor st., the left resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 
 Division No. 7 will form on Alexander st., the right resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 
 Division No. 8 will form on Wood st., the right resting on 
 
 Yonge st. 
 
 Division No. 9 will form on Grenville st., the left resting on 
 
 Yonge st. > 
 
 Division No. 10 will form on Carlton st., the right resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 
 Division No. 11 will form on Magill st., the right resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 
 Division No. 12 will form on Gerrard sb., the right resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 Division No. 18 will form on Elm st., the left resting on 
 
 Yonge st. 
 Division No. 14 will form on Gould st., the right resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 Division No. 16 will form on Edward st., the left resting on 
 
 Yonge st. 
 Division No. 16 will form on Agnes st., the left resting on 
 
 Yonge st. 
 
 Division No. 17 will form on Wilton ave., the right resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 
 Division No. 18 will form on Shuter st., the right resting 
 
 on Yonge st. 
 
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 The parade wiU start at 11a.m. taking the following route : — 
 
 Down Yonge st. to Front st. — ^Front st. to York st. — ^York 
 st. to King St.— King st. to Strachan avenur thenoe to 
 Exhibition Grounds. 
 
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 EDUCRTIONKL DRY. 
 
 Saturday y July 5th. 
 
 CHILDREN'S PARADE 
 
 DETACHMENT OF MOUNTED POLICE- 
 CHIEF MABSHALL— JA8. L. HUGHES. 
 
 AIDES TO MARSHAL. 
 
 BAND—" MASSEY MANUFACTUBING BAND." 
 
 
 1st division. 
 
 
 CHIEF OF DIVISION — E. P. RODEN. 
 
 1. 
 
 Dufferin School. 
 
 2. 
 
 Hope Street School. 
 
 8. 
 
 Bolton Street School. 
 
 4. 
 
 Bathurst Street School. 
 
 5. 
 
 Boys' Home. 
 
 6. 
 
 Grant Street School. 
 
 7. 
 
 Church Street School. 
 
 8. 
 
 Cottingham Street School. 
 
 
 BAND "ADAMSON'S.BAND.' 
 
 9. 
 
 John Street School. 
 
 10. 
 
 Borden Street School. 
 
 11. 
 
 Givens Street School. 
 
 12. 
 
 Elizabeth Street School. 
 
 13. 
 
 Leslieville School. 
 
 14. 
 
 Louisa Street School. 
 
 16. 
 
 Girls' Home. 
 
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 2nd division, 
 chief dp division — capt. j. t. thompson. 
 BAND— "PIONEER FIFE AND DRUM." 
 
 1. Ryerson School. 
 
 2. Eetcbum School. 
 8. Palace Street School. 
 4. Howard Street School. 
 ff. Niagara Street School. 
 
 6. George Street School. 
 
 7. Leslie Street School. 
 
 8. Park Street School. 
 
 9. Eastern Avenue. 
 
 BAND— "RIVERSIDE JUVENILE BAND." 
 
 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 18. 
 14. 
 16. 
 16. 
 
 Phoebe Street School. 
 
 York Street School. 
 
 Victoria Street School. 
 
 Orphans' Home. 
 
 Parliament Street School. 
 
 Winchester Street School. 
 
 Wellesley Street School. 
 
 3rd DIVISION. 
 
 CHIEF OF DIVISION — T. HEBBEBT. 
 
 BAND— "BOLT COMPANY'S BAND." 
 Separate School Children. 
 
 BAND — "MAPLE LEAF." 
 
 Separate School Children. 
 
 The children will assemble in the Queen's Park, at 1 p.m. 
 and leave at 1.80 p.m. 
 
 The procession will proceed down the College Avenue to 
 Queen si, along Queen at. to York at., along York st. to 
 King St., along King st. to Jarvis at., and along Jarvis st. 
 to Wellesley st., thence to the Lacrosse Grounds. 
 
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 GENERAL OBDEBS. 
 
 Aides to the Chief Marshal Tor each day will report to 
 the Chief Marshal at the City Hall at 12 o'clock, noon. 
 
 Aides to Chief of Division will report at City Hall at the 
 same hour each day. 
 
 Chiefs of Divisions with their Aides will he in position at 
 the points designated by the Marshals at 1 p.m. on Mon- 
 and 10 a.m. Wednesday and Friday, and will report to the 
 Chief Marshal readiness to move at the hour appointed for 
 each day. Any division not reporting as ready to move at 
 that hour will lose its position in line. 
 
 All associations, trades or private parties which have 
 been assigned to divisions, will report to the Chief of Divi- 
 sions at the points designated on their cards at 1 p.m. on 
 Monday and 10 a.m. on Wednesday tmd Friday. Those 
 
 not in line at the time of moving will not be permitted 
 to join subsequently. 
 
 The Divisions will be closed in mass on forming on the 
 several streets designated on cards. 
 
 Carriages will, if necessary, form two abreast, and pre- 
 serve that order. 
 
 Detachments of men will form in columns of fours, when 
 less than twenty in double columns. 
 
 Horses to be watered before starting, as no halts will be 
 permitted on any part of the line for the purpose. 
 
 The moment of starting the column will be announced 
 by the simultaneous ringing of the City Hall and Fire 
 Bells — after that hour the route of the Procession will be 
 kept clear of all teams, cars or obstructions of any kind. 
 
 Divisions, on moving, will take distance from the head 
 of columns. 
 
 Each Chief of Division, on moving, will send an Aide to 
 the rear of his Division, who will report to the Chief of 
 succeeding Division immediately upon the last detachment 
 of his own Division moving — each Chief of Division will 
 detail auxiliary Aides to the rear to see that sections 
 preserve the column intact. 
 
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 In case of any accident delaying serioasly the movement 
 of a Division, th^ Chief of that Division will at once report 
 the fact to the Giief Marshal. 
 
 Chiefs of Divisions will take care that their Divisions are 
 kept closed np, and there is no straggling from the line. 
 
 There will be an interval of ten paces preserved between 
 sections of Divisions. 
 
 As the procession will pass on review before the Liente- 
 nant- Governor, His Worship the Mayor, and the Chairman 
 of the General Committee, at the Bossin Honse— rail will 
 salute — and music will play. 
 
 Officers carrying batons will salute by raising the baton 
 to rim of hat, then extending right arm at full length, 
 elbow close to the hip when within six paces of the Beview- 
 ing Officers, and return to former position when six paces 
 beyond reviewing officers. During such time they will 
 look directly at the Reviewing Officer. 
 
 No political or obnoxious designs or legends will be per- 
 mitted in the columns, or the playing of any party tunes by 
 the bands. No smoking, or drinking of any spirits or malt 
 liquors will be allowed. 
 
 Persons mounted, occupying waggons or vehicles of any 
 kind must ride in front or rear of them and not on the 
 side. 
 
 As soon as the Divisions have reached the Industrial 
 Grounds their respective Chiefs will dismiss them. 
 
 All who are to take part in the several parades are 
 particularly warned to be punctual in reporting in the 
 morning, so as to be in line ready to move at the appointed 
 hour. 
 
 The hour of moving will not be delayed for any one or 
 any number of sluggards. 
 
 LIONEL YORKE, 
 Chairman Street Parade Committee. 
 
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