National Republican., 1883-06-07
PAYNE IN OAK HILL.
The Programme OF Ceremonies at the RE-
internlcnt.

The Programme or Ceremonies at the Re-
internient.
The final arrangements for the Payne OBJ
sequies have been perfected, and are an
nounced by the committee of arrangements.
The following is the programme in full
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The procession will move from the Corcoran
Gallery of Art at 4 o'clock p. m in tho fol-
lowing column of march, via Pennsylvania
avenue, Bridge, Congress, and Road streets, TO
the cemetery:
Brovot Mai Gen. II. H. Ayres, U. s. A..
Aids: Lieuts George MITCHELL sebree Smith, and
Lotus Niles cd artillery, U. S. A,
Aids; Messrs Harrison H. Dodge, Roberts. Chew
Band.
The National Rifles, Col. J. o. p. Burnside.
The Union Veteran corps, Capt. 8. L. Thomason
Light Battery I'D artillery, Capt John l. Rogers
U.S.A.
Band.
Washington Light Infantry corps, Col.W. q. Moore
Band.
Artillery Battalion t2d artillery, Col L. L. Lang
don, U. 8. A.
The clergy,
Pallbenres-Gen. J. q. Parke, u. s. A.: Commodore
w. g. Temple, Y. $. NJ; Hon. c. McMichael, Gill
bert Harrison, esq, Col. T. l.. Casey. Hon. W. A.
Maury, Prof S. +. Baird, aud Maj. A. 5. Mich
olson
Hearse Bearing Remains of John Howard Payne
The Relatives of John Howard Payne
The Orator of the Day. The Poet OF the Day.
The President Of the United states, a.#.
Members Of the Cabinet
Members of the Diplomatic Corps
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices OF the
Supreme Court of the United States,
Clerk and Marshal
The Chief Justice aud Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia. Clerk aud Marshall
The Chief Justice aud Judges of the United states
Court OF Claims and It's Clerk.
Members Of the Senate aud House Of Representa-
tivcs.
The Commissioners of the District OF Columbia
aud Secretary.
Mr. Corcoran and his Family,
The Committee OF Arrangements
The cato will be opened at $3.50 p m. The
order of exercises at Oak Hill, at o'clock p
m, is rs follows
l. Music--Marine band-Mosaic-" Lohengrln, "
r. Wagner; J. z. Sousa, conductor
2. Selections from the Bible Rev. W. A. Leon
.. Music--ouartette and chorus" Blest are the
Departed tRequieml, last JudgmgnQ, Spohr.
Philharmonic Society aud Organ, II. T.. Bernays
conductor r.. W. Middleton, organisl
1. Reading Of poem, by Robert $. Chiffon, esq.
8. Unwilling of monument.
6. Music-Paynes Home, Sweet Home" full
chorus and organ, X. C. Bornays, conductor X.
The audience is requested to rise and unto with
the chorus in singing the last uourth) verse; tax
ing time from conductor.
Z. Grafton, by Leigh Robinson esq.
s. inerment ceremonios-The Rt. Rev. William
Plnkney, ID. D., LII d., officiating.
o. Musc-"Grand Hallelujah Chorus (Messiah)
Handel; Philharmonic society and Marine band
(the audience risingl. Prof. +. widows, conduc.
tor (by invitation OF Prof, Bernays)
10. BenedictiOn.
II. Music-Finale-Marln band-"Safe In the
Arms of Jcsu :" j. T. Sousa, conductor.
Philharmonic society-S. T.. Middleton, presi.
dent; Fred Reiohenbach, secretary.
Special music committee-prof f. widows
Frank Wilson, and NJ. Koechling.
The following named gentlemen will act a.
ushers at the cemetery: Assistant Engineer
Charles w. Rae U. S. N, 1870 II street; Mr.
Lee Phillips, 1907 II street Mr.. l.. +. Beall
street; Mr.. w. f. Peddrick, 1913 N street
Mr.. John ]. Chew, State department; Mr.. Wal
tor r. Wheatley, Mr.. Daniel Leech, Assistant
Engineer c. G.. Talcott, U. s. N; Mr.. Jay
Cooke, Lieut.. II. +. Nicholson, U. s. NJ, ant
Mr.. Andrew II. Allen, 14l2 II street.