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M.rehal of ~ Dstsict Of Columbia aud Aids.
l L. J. Middleton, Marshal
Military Escon
Odiaefn Of the Army and Navy.
Military Oihcsrs Of the several States and Ter
O6Rcsrs and Soldsrs Of the Revolution
Oeicers and Soldiers Of the war Of 1914
SECOND DIVISION
Dr.. William B. Msgruder, Marshal.
Civic Procession
Persons present at laying Of the corner r-stone of
the Capitol in 1893.
President Of the United States, and Orator Of
the day.
Heads Of Departments.
Members Of the Cabinet Of former Administra-
tions.
Committees Of Public Buildings of the Senate
and House OF Representatives Architect
OF Capitol; Commissioner Of
Public Buildings
Judges OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States and Its officers.
judges OF the United States Courts.
Judges of State Courts.
Diplomatic Corps.
Chapiains of the 3lst Congress.
Tha Reverend Clergy of the District
Members Of the Senate and House of Represen--
tntlves
Governors Of States.
Delegations from States and Territories ofthe
Union.
Washington Monument Society.
Ex-Mayoss of the City Of Washington.
The corporate authorities Of fAlexandria, George
town. and Washin- ton.
Members of the Society Of Cincinnati.
THIRD DIVISION.
GA Schwarzman, Marshal.
The Masonic fraternity
FOURTH DIVISION.
Joseph Libbey, Marshal
The several Temperance Orders and Societies
FIFTH DIVISION.
Samuel L. Lewis, Marshal.
The Washington Benevolent Society.
The German Benevolent Society.
Literary Associations, Colleges, and Schools of
the District of Columbia.
Citizens of the several States
Citizens 0f Washington
The Military will assemble on a ! street, their
right resting on D street, opposite City Hall.
The President Of the United States and Heads
of Departments, Members OF the Judiciary, Men,
bers Of the two Houses of Congress, Foreign
Ministers, the Reverend Clergy, and all officers
in uniform and on foot, respectfully invited
to assemble at the City Hall at 10 O'Clock a. M.
the corporate authorities of Baltimore, Alex
andria, and Georgetown, and such other Corpo-
Al: 30, I'll IA ~, tbo
ceremonies of the day, will assemble at the City
Hall at 10 o'clock.
The Masonic Fraternity will form on 9TH
Streets with their right resting on d street.
The different Temperance Societies will take
position on street, with the head Of the col
umn resting on 9th.
The Washington Benevolent Society, the Ger
man Benevolent Society. the Literary Societies,
Colleges, and Schools, will form on 9th street.
their right resting on E.
The citizens of States not members Of Dele
cations will form on Louisiana avenue, opposite
City Hail.
The procession will move from the City Hall
at ii O'Clock precisely and all bodies intending
to join in the procession are requested to be al
their respective positions at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
ROUTE.
Down Louisiana avenue to 18th street; down
Ttn street 10 fennsyiVahIa avenue, anu aioiis
Pennsylvania avenue to the north gate of the
Capitol.
No carriages will be admitted into the line
of procession, and no carriages or rses will be
permitted to enter any of the streets or avenues
of the route of procession during its progress
from the place of assemblage to the Capitol.
The Capitol will be opened for the accommo
dation of Indies.
ORDER OF CERIMorIALs AT THE CAPITOL.
]. Madison Cuts, Marshal.
l. Prayer by the Chaplain of the Senate.
g Laying of the cornerstone by the Presi
dent of the United States.
3. Masonic ceremonies by the NJ. W. Grand
Master and Grand Lodge Of Freemas ons of the
District Of Columbia.
4. Address to the Masonic fraternity by ths
Grand Master
g. Address by the Secretary Of State
6. Benediction by the Chaplain of the House
of Representatives.
Music. RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
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