Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25

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August 6, met to-day and prepared the
following programme for the ocsssioE:
PROGRAMME
On arrival at the park the several
or snizations will meet at their II.
spective headquarters TO register, ~
ceive badges, extend iTateInal greet
ings, etc, aud after dinner, At $50 y.
m, they will assemble AZ the grand
stand, at which time the general re-
union will be formally opened. Every
citizen is requested 10 show new arri-
walls at the respective headquarters, so
that all may be promptly and
properly located. The Missouri
Pacific railway will run a passenger
train from the Union depot, stopping
at the downtown depot, to Longs
lake aud return every thirty minutes.
| Fare for round trip, twenty-five cents.
| Trains will run from a. m. till L.
midnight. Those going to the grounds
in vehicles or on horseback will tske
the Longs lake road leading 10 the
Dallas a Wichita railway, v hieh may
be approached from the city from any
street from Trinity river to Sycamore
street. Returning to the city, ali
/ vehicles, horsemen, etc, will take
what Is known as the upper route, that
all Inconvenience and accidents may
be avoided. Obedience to the fore
| going is imperative, and marshals and
| citizens will see this request strictly
enforced. The carrying out of the
programme daily, enforcement oforder
aud all details will be under the direc-
ton and supervision of the grand mar
shall and his assistants.
Wednesday, August 6.-At 800 p. M.
Col. ID. a. Williams, the grand mar.
shall, will call the general reunion to
order at the grand stand; prayer by
the Rev. Jacob Deitzler of Kentucky:
address of welcome by Col. c. S.
Mitchell Of Dallas, president OF the
Association of eX-Confederste Mis-
sourians; response 10y Gov. John Ire
land; music.
p. N.-Addres, by Col. W. l..
Moody of Galveston, OF Gen. Gregg's
old regiment: music.
i.i5 e. M.-Address by Hon. J. w.
ThrockmortOn Of Collin county. for
the old settlers aud Mexican veterans.
music The proceedings at the grand
stand will here be adjourned. Each
night during the reunion there will be
speaking, dancing and music at the
stands snd social reunions at the
various headquarters on the grounds
THURSDAY, AUGUST Z, 10 A. NJ
Proceedings will be opened at the
grand stand with prayer by Lieut.
Col MuDfOrd Of the Fourteenth Vir.
giDiR infantry; address by Gen. S. L..
Ross Of Waco. OF Ross brigade; music.
IL a. N.-Address by Col. C.. b.
kilgore OF Ector's brigade; music.
il;45 A. M-Address by Gen. II. NJ.
Gano OF GaDo's brigade and squadron:
music and adjournment till $50 D. m.
for dinner ana refreshments.
AFrERSoON.-Afte music at the
grand stand proceedings will be re.
sumed as follows:
2:S0 y. M:-Address by Rev. Jacob
Deitzler OF kentucky, ofthe ex-Confed.
crate Missourians; music.
$40 p. M.-Address by the Hon. ED.
ward r.. KIDD OF Louisiana, of the
Third Louisiana regiment; music.
1850 p. M.-Address by Hon. Roger
q. Mills of Corsicana, of Cleburne's di. |
vision; music.
i:30 Il. M.-Address by Hon. S. r.
Maxey of MaXey's brigade; music.
$50 T.. M.-Address by Capt. III. C.
Macks of Collin county, Of the CON
federate Tennesseeans; music.
Adjournment for the day.
AUGUST s, 1000 A. M-Proceedinyu
Will be opened at the grand stand bv
Rev. A. p. Smith of Dallas, of the
Second South Carolina regiment. AL
dress by Gov. Berry of Arkansas {
or Gen. W. l.. Cabell of Dallas. of the
ex-Confederate Arkansians; must,
(Arkan.aw Traveller. {
ll:OO A. M,-Address by Hon. Rich :
ard Coke of Texas, of Polgnac's brig s
ade; music. '''s 1
ll'45 A. M.--Address by Col. John
Peter Smith of Fort Worth of Siblev,s I
brigade; music. Adjournment I'm .
$50 p. m. for dinner and refresh. L
ments. 'e'n n
Afternoon-After music at the grand C
stand, the proceedings will be resumed c
Az g.SO p. m.'-Address by cy-Gov /
y. u; Hubbard of Tyler of Walkers d
Az S:iO-Address by Gen. George T. d
Huniey of Dallas of the Army of Il
Northern Virginia; music. G
Az 500 p. m.-Address by Col. ]. O o
Chenoweth of Bonham of the ex.Cnn. u
tolerate kentuckians; music. W
Az 4:30 p. m.-Address by Col. Thos Il
H. Bonner OF Tyler of the Unattached
music. m
az o:2o p. m.-Address by Gen. IT. n. pr
wall OF Galveston of Wallis legion. IN
music Adjournment for the day. al
August y, at 10 a. m.-The proceed ri
ngs VIII be opened at the grand stand ii,
With prayer by Gen. Il. nj. Lewis ~ fiji
'vaxahachie of the ex.Coniedero,a OF
'iissonrlans. Address by Col. w H. 81
jrawford OF Dallas for the ex-Confed' Ia
rates generally; music. In
al II a. m.-Address by Hon. John ri
Reagan of Palestine. pOstmsster. IN
enerai OF the Southern Confederaev. bt
music. Il
AZ ii;f5 a. m.-Address by Hon. ID til
J. Cuiberson ofJefierson; music. Al. II
'urnment for dinner and refresh' w
tents till $50 p. m. til
Afternoon--After music at IN, d.
rand stand proceedings will he no. an
lined rs follows: r.
2:So m.-Farewell address by Gan an
/: Nj. Lewis of Waxahschle sf,ar Ina
hich the great reunion will Ia d.
rmally closed by the announceman, vo
ON the grand stand by the grand vo
Those attending from Dallas countv Tn,
II Others whocan dose, are requested SUI
come IN wagons or other vehicles an,
"a bring, an ample supply of pro, ala,
sions and feed aud canp or ttho Is |
ounds or other convenient loealitias the
se people will be fed on the picnic Vel
a basket dinner plan. A large M. fre,
ldanee, probably the largest eyer
lemole Rthe state, is expected. II i