New England Historic-Genealogical Society, fifty members, in carriages, commanded by President Hon. Marshall P. Wilder, who rode in

the Gov. Eustis coach, used by Gen. Lafayette at his
reception in Boston in 1824. The President

was accompanied by W. E. Baker,

Esq., and son, of Wellesley.

Massachusetts Historical Society in carriages.

Hon. G. Washington Warren, President of the Bunker Hill Monument Association, and Hon. Charles W. Slack, President of the Massachu

setts Charitable Mechanic Association, in carriage.

THIRD DIVISION.

Color, Light Blue.

Charles B. Fox, Commander Suffolk Co. Posts, G.A.R., Chief of Division.

Metropolitan Band.

Suffolk County Grand Army Posts, Charles H. Hovey, Vice-Commander commanding.

STAFF.

Adjutant, Alvin R. Bailey, Post 11.
Quartermaster, Edward Pearl, Post 23.

Color-Bearer, Frank A. Blaisdell, Post 11.

Charles Russell Lowell Post 7, John Scates, Commander.
Drum Corps and fife.

Abraham Lincoln Post 11, William L. Bond, Commander.
Drum Corps.

Joseph Hooker Post 23, L. D. Hadley, Commander.
Thomas G. Stevenson Post 26, C. W. C. Rhoades, Commander.
Washington Post 32, A. C. Belcher, Commander.
Drum Corps.

Theodore Winthrop Post 35, Henry Skilton, Commander.

Benjamin Stone Post 68, S. A. Cushing, Jr., Commander.

Grand Army Officers in five carriages, as follows:

Commander Department of Massachusetts, John A. Hawes; Senior Vice Department Commander, Thomas H. Hill; Assistant Adjutant-General,

James F. Meech; Chaplain, John W. Lee; Comrades Azel Ames

Jr., and John F. Bruce of the Council of Administration;
Judge Advocate, Giles H. Rich; Chief Mustering Offi-

cer, A. C. Monroe; Aids-de-Camp, George L.
Goodale, William A. Sloane, and John F.
Ridley; Past Senior Vice-Commander-in-
Chief, Elisha H. Rhodes; National

Aids-de-Camp, W. D. Jaynes

and Frank O. Kendall;

Commander Department of Rhode Island, Charles C. Gray; Senior Vice De-
partment Commander, Henry F. Jencks; Assistant Adjutant-Gen-
eral, W. J. Bradford; Medical Director, Lorenzo Traver; In-
spector, Theo. A. Barton; Judge Advocate, George

N. Bliss; Chief Mustering Officer, George H. Pettis;
Aides-de-Camp, Charles F. Handy; Past Com-
mander Department of the Potomac, A. H.
G. Richardson; Past Commander
Department of Massachusetts,

John W. Kimball.

Barge with Grand Army Veterans,

National Band of Providence.

John A. Andrew Post 15, George W. Powers, Commander.
Post 1 of Providence, Philip S. Chase, Commander.

Drum Corps.

Robert A. Bell Post 134.

Charles A. Bradley, Commander.

Union Drum Corps.

George L. Stearns Post 149, D. D. Pike, Commander.
Drum Corps.

Dahlgren Post 2, Rev. George A. Thayer, Commander.
Marlboro' Brass Band.

School Regiment Drum Corps.

Boston School Regiment, Colonel W. A. Whitney commanding,

Escorting

SCHOOL BOYS OF 1830,

On foot and in four-horse barge, as follows:

Aaron D. Capen,

Nathaniel A. Daniels,

William C. Laurence,
Hezekiah Earl,
George W. Robbins,
W. A. Williams,
Benjamin Brown,

S. E. Brown,

John C. Pratt,
Charles H. Nichols,

H. B. Hersey,
Charles Chaplin,
S. C. Bixby,

J. K. Adams,

Francis A. Lander,

Emery Souther,

William Lee,

George C. Simmons,
John B. Bruce,
Samuel W. Clifford,
William Carter,
J. H. Wilder,
Jonas G. Shillaber,
John Cutter,
Charles G. Wills,
Joseph Pratt,

D. D. Leeds,

John S. Freeman,

Lynn Brass Band.

Drum Corps.

William Tothill,
Henry E. Turner,
Wm. H. Dennet,
Amos C. Clapp,
Samuel T. Cushing,
John Timmins,
F. H. Horsman,
Asa T. Pratt,
Benjamin S. Codman,
Daniel Ruggles,
Benjamin Parks,

W. F. Graves,

Alvin Adams,

Caleb Pratt.

Massachusetts Agricultural College Cadets, from Amherst, Lieutenant Charles Morris of the Fifth Artillery, U.S A., commanding.

Magoun Battery of West Medford, Capt. Charles Stover.

EXHIBITION OF FIRE DEPARTMENT APPARATUS.

Captain L. P. Abbott, of Hook and Ladder 3, commanding.

A hand-engine from Norwich, Conn., made in 1788, and in constant use until within a few years.

Steam fire-engine and two hose carts of the pattern used in 1860.

A handsome new nickel-plated steam fire-engine, just completed for the city, by the Silsby Manufacturing Company of Seneca Falls, N.Y.,

a new hose carriage accompanying it.

Another modern engine, finished in brass, from the Amoskeag Works, and a four-wheeled hose carriage.

A new machine and hose cart from Hunneman & Co., the oldest firm in the country, established in 1792.

"Relief" chemical extinguisher, made in 1873. A new chemical engine, the "John Q. Adams," made for the town of Quincy by

Charles Holloway, of Baltimore, Md.

The water tower, a new hook and ladder truck, and a model of an aerial ladder and life-saving apparatus.

Fire department supply wagon, with buckets used in 1760, 1788, 1791, 1821, 1822, and 1823.

First Regiment Band of Newark, N.J.

Passaic Steam Fire Engine and Company No. 1, of Paterson, N.J., fifty men, Foreman Thomas W. Armstrong commanding.

Staff of Chief. Edward Owler, First Chieftain; Malcolm Campbell, Second Chieftain; James H. Abercrombie, Third Chieftain; George

Gibson, Fourth Chieftain; George Malcolm, Fifth Chieftain,

Escorting

The Scots Charitable Society, Marshal, J. Stuart MacCorry.

Aids P. H. Lawson, John A. McKean, John I. Loudon, and Alexander T. Laughton.

President of the Society, James Bogle; Vice-President, John Gilchrist;
Treasurer, John Sutherland; Secretary, Alexander T. Laughton.

The Society's guests in carriages: Dr. Donald Kennedy, James Wemyss,
Alpine McLean, James M. Smith, David M. Balfour, Hugh Brown,
Wm. Rust, Wm. Downie, Archibald C. Faulkner, David

M. Thompson, John Sutherland, R. W. Morville,

Rev. R. F. Gordan.

THE PATRIARCHAL BRANCH OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELlows,

OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Col. Wm. M. Rumery, Marshal.

Aids Walter R. Dyer, Dana B. Putnam, A. E. Bailey, J. W. Kimball.

:

Carter's Band.

First Regiment Massachusetts Patriarchs.

Lieut.-Col., Fred A. Lull; Major, W. A Waugh; Adjutant, Irving Jones,
Paymaster, F. E. Merriman; Quartermaster, W. Pickering, Jr.
Boston Encampment No. 38, W. C. Babcock commanding.
Charles-River Encampment No. 22, J. W. Graves commanding.
Bunker Hill Encampment, No. 5, W. T. Hathaway commanding.
Tri-Mountain Encampment, No. 2, A. P. Sanborn commanding.
Mt. Vernon Encampment No. 53.

Massasoit Encampment, No. 1, acting as body-guard to

The officers of the R.W. Grand Encampment and R.W. Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts, in carriages, as follows:-

William D. Hay, M.W. Grand Patriarch; Ambrose Lawrence, M.E. Grand
High Priest; E. Bentley Young, R.W. Grand Senior Warden; Charles D.
Cole, R.W. Grand Scribe; Charles N. Alexander, R.W. Grand Junior
Warden; Enos H. Tucker, R.W. Grand Representative; Samuel B.
Krogman, W. Grand Instructor; Moses H. Sibley, W. Deputy
Sentinel; Amos Hill, Charles Hayden, Past Grand Patriarchs;
and Patriarch A. L. Emerson, of Manchester, N.H.; James T.
Joslin, M.W. Grand Master; Henry W. Clark, R.W. Deputy
Grand Master; Francis Jewett, R.W. Grand Warden; Ju-
lius L. Clarke, R.W. Grand Treasurer; Frederick W.
Trowbridge, W. Grand Marshal; Henry K. Braley,
W. Grand Conductor; George H. Allen, W. Grand
Chaplain; James B. Wheeler, W. Grand Herald;
E. Dana Bancroft, W. Grand Instructor; Cor-
liss Wadleigh, H. W. Stickney, G. B. Ham-
lin, W.E. Ford, Samuel W. Hodges, Past
Grand Masters; Wm. Parkman, Past
Deputy Grand Master, and T.

B. Harris, Past Grand.