Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-26
GARFIELD MEMORIAL SERN1CES.
Programme to be Observed at Washing
ton, To- morrow.

| Programme to be Observed at Washing
ton, To- morrow.
The following is the programme to be OBJ
served in the services in memory OF the
late President Garfield, which will be helc
In the hall of tie House Of Representatives
tomorrow:
At 10 o'clock the doors leading to the
rotunda Will be opened to those to whom
| invitations have been extended, under the
| Joint resolusion of Congress, by the presld.
! ing officers of the two houses, and to those
holding tickets of admission to the CALLER
les, issued by the chairman Of the JOINT
Goa mittee of arrangements.
The doorkeepers will have imperative
orders to admit no one before 10 o'clock,
| except members of Congress, and no one
after that hour who does not exhibit either
| a letter of invitation or ticket of admls-
| sion.
! The hall of the House of Representatives
! wilt be opened for the admission of Repre-
sentatlves and to those who have invitations
extended to them, who will be conducted to
the seats assigned to them as follows:
| The President and exPresldent of the
| United States will be seated IL front Of the
| Speakers table.
| rhe Chief Justice and Associate Justices
of the Supreme Court will occupy seats
next to the President and ex-Presloents, on
! the right of the speakers table.
The Cabinet officers, with the diplomatic
| corps, will occupy seats next to the Presl'
dent ana ex-Presldeuts, Oh the lett of the
| Speakers table.
! The General of the Army and Admiral of
| the Navy aud such officers of the army and
| who, by name, have received the thanks of
| Congress, will occupy seats next to the Su-
! preme Court, on the right of the Speaker 8
| table
The Chief Justice and Judges of the
| Court of Claims and the Chief Justice and
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of
! the District of Columbia Will occupy seats
| directly in the rear Of the Supreme Court.
| kx-Vice- Presidents and Senators will oc-
cupy seats III tue second, third, fourth and
| fifth rows, ON east side of main aisle.
Representatives will occupy seats on west
side Cf main aisle and rear of Senators on
east side.
Assistants heads of departments, Gov
| ernors Of States and Territories and invited
| guests willoccupy seats III rear CT Represen-
tatiyes.
The executive gallery will be reserved ex-
clusively for the invited guests of the
| President and families of the Cabinet.
! Tickets thereto will be delivered to the
private secretary of the President.
| The diplomatic gallery will be reserved
! exclusively for the families of the members
of the Diplomatic Corps, who will be pro-
Secretary of State.
The reporters gallery will be reserved
exclusively for the use Of the reporters of
no ckafS will he al
! to the press committee for distribution.
The officers of the Senate and of the
House ~ill occupy the reporters desk in
front OF the clerks table.
| The galleries on either side of the hall
will be reserved for ladies' and gentleman
accompanying them, provided with tickets,
until l1:3O o'clock.
The other galleries will be thrown open
! at 1880 a. N. to ticket holders, who swlll
el ter the Capitol by the east door of the
House wing.
The House of Representatives will be
| called to order by the Speaker at 2 o'clock.
The Marine band will be in attendance
and perform appropriate music.
The Senate will assemble at Il o'clock,
and soon thereafter will proceed to the hall
of the House of Representatives and take
! the seats reserved for them.
The diplomatic corps will meet at 80
in Members Hail. and be conducted by the
Sergeant at Arms of the House to the seats
| assigned them.
The President pro tempore will occupy
| the Speakers chair.
seat at his left.
House viii occupy seats on the right anC
I a Of tba of
i've houses.
The orator of the day will occupy sea-
at the table of the Clerk of the House.
The chairmen of the joint committee Of
arrangements will occupy seats at the righ
and lett of the orator, aud next to them vii
be seated the Secretary of the Senate and
Clerk of the House.
The other officers of the Senate and Of
the House will occupy seats on the floor a
the right and the lett of the Speakers plat
form.
All being in readiness, the Hon. DaviC
Davis, President of the Senate pro tempore
will call tie two Houses of Congress tc
order.
Prayer will be offered by the Rev. F. D
Power, the chaplain of the House of Rep
reseutatives.
The presiding officer will then present the
Hon. james q. Blaine, who will deliver the
memorial address
The benediction viii be pronounced b,
the Rev. j. j. Bullock, chaplain OF the
Senate.
On the conclusion of the benedictiol
the Senate will return to the Senate Cham
ber
The architect of the Capitol and the ser
geant at arms of the Senate and the ser
geant at arms of the House are charged will
the execution of these arrangements.