New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

OUTLINE OF CENTENNIAL EAERClSlS.
ADDR assES AID CITATIONS PROMISED AT CONCORD
AND LEXINGTON EMINENT PERSONS EXPECTED
TO BIZ Observation-Disclosures or TIE Two
PROFESSIONS
The preparations for the celebration of tho
hulcdtI anniversary OF tho conflicts that occurred
between In siisI troops and American militia in the
villages of Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts,, on
April 10 1875. at tho beginning OF tho Revolutionary
war, are, % announced complete. Both villages named
will hold oentoual exercises AZ which addresses viii be
made by of the most eminent men IN this country.
President Grant ana members OF his Cabinet Gov. Gas
ton and eX-IovernOrs OF Massachusetts, Governors OF
members Of Congress. and many
hundreds OF private citizens VIII be present Presidents
will probably be at Concord In the morning and at
Lexington in the afternoon
In the village Of Lexington the celebration Will gin
Oh Sunday evening noxt with an address 10y tho Rev.
william Adams d. d.. OF this city Tho address Is en-
ticd. Religious Aspects OF the American ReyOutiUn
and will DO delivered la IA large pavilion. capable OF
holding 1000 persons, which has boon erected the
Common The music Of this services will bs rendered by
large chorus accompanied by band. On the following
morning, April IL, salute of hundred guns will De
fired sunrise; and nv n. H., the doors Of
the pavilion will be thrown open Tho platform OF tho
pavilion will DC decorated with trophies from the eu
ton battlefield T. 4. SetsOn will Cal the sscmbage 10
order at 10 O'Clock Prayer will be offered by the Rev.
Henry Wcstcott, and the Rev. Joseph w. Churchill win
read selection of the scriptures from Bblo presented
to tho Lexington Church by Gov. John HlnoOJk
Statues OF John Hancock and Samuel Adams will then
unvaIled, the Hon. Charles Hudson will deliver
address. An Grafton will then he delivered by Richard
Henry Dana Jr During the exercises tho 10y lslOn Club
will slug hymns written for the occasion by Joan H.
Whittier aud Mrs Julia Ward Howe
Al the close Of tho exercises tho pavilion procession
will DO formed thai will march through the chief streets
Of the village Tho procession will consist OF the follow
Ing persons and sooetirs:
Boston Brigade Band. Ancient nd honorable Artillery Co.
Cniol Marc al VIM a. IOwer HilmJn w. Bliokmlr
Chiof Capt Samuel H. GIllD
ami aids
K,Ohi DiDision-Gon. william Cogswol Chief and aids
Band Military Onler oi tU Loyal Legion
Minute Men, Major L. W nuzzs, escort;
Veteran oaiou OF suryi u tho 1912 Dart
moor Prsonsrs sodesy n 'ho Cine mat; Boston
sIalcs resident Of tho Day Chairman Of tho
COMMITTEES OF Arrangement Members OF tue Cabinet
Woo PRECEDENT Of tho JnO natos; United Senators
tOm Massachusetts,; United siaes senators from New
Representatives, United Siates Representatives 10 Congress.
Rand independent Corps ~ Uatet escOrt Governor Of
Massachusetts and stat Governors MssAaohrsrts;
Lieutenant Governor OF Massachusetts, and SIBERIA OF
ohses cergyinen idiraTy Of MAasaalnsntts Uuttd
states Marshal aud deputies Judges OF Litod
Collector OF ie orr IL Boston Postmaster 0 CITY oston;
Naval DniGer ana surveyor oil the Port o Boston Da
laBi BnfA Governor Of Ma and stan ltay
Enco Govornr oi New Hampshire and stAn; lar rrys
Of ~. ALBANIA GOyrrnof OF Stad L.
lary Esear Governor OF Rhoie island staff tiry
lscor oosernDr OF CoanecLOai ASA Sian Ex
olh1r States Oices 0f tho Unts ia. Army
ana Navy Philadelphia Cen Gonna ~ 90 Ph
Or Government; N T. CLaiuDsr al CoIaasrssi Banker