Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
THE START OF THE MONUMENT.
Off
Laying the OrnerStOne.

WHO PARTICIPATED IN, ~ CEKsMoNIEs-Nosr OF
THEA DEAD-THB LIVING SHOULD BE INVITED TO
TAKE PART IN TIE COMPLETION CEREMONIES.
The following program OF the ceremonies on the
occasion OF the laying of the cornerstone of the
washington monument IN 1913 will be interesting
at this time. 1t VIII be Seen that most of the long
list Of the citizens 81 nete who took part in those
ceremonies have gone ever to the ''silent major
1ty.' The chief marshal upon that occasion. the
venerable and respected Joseph II. Bradley, still
lives, and perhaps q dozen more of the number sur
Vive The managers OF the coming ceremonies will
no doubt see TO ii that the veterans of 1s4s now liv-
ing are specially fvitefto the celebration on the
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NATIONAL WASHINGTON MONUMENT
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
THE MARSHAL AND HIS AIDS.
MAJ. Gen. Quitman. Commanding, and stan.
Col May, Commanding Cavalry.
Gen. Cadwalader, Commanding Infantry.
Military Escort.
Officers OF the Army and Navy OF the United
Military Officers Of the several States and Terri
tories
OmcerS and Soldiers OF the War OF 1912.
Civic Procession.
FIRST DIVISION.
Nal. A: A. Nicholson, Marshal Of Division
Mr.. George s. Gideon, Marshal
Ffremen-
The President of the United States
The Heads OF Departments.
The Judges OF the Supreme Court
The Judges of the United states Courts
The Judges OF state Courts
The Diplomatic Corps
The Reverend Clergy.
William F. Rayly Marshal
Independent order Of Odd Fellows.
The Senate Of the United States.
Inc House OF representatives OF the United States
charles w. Boteler, jr., MARSHAL
The Order OF Red Men,
Governors OF States.
Delegations from the Statea
SECOND DIVISION.
MAJ. s. X. HObble Marshal OF Division,
A Il: Cunningham, Marshal
temperance Orders.
Delegations from Indian Nations
Charles K Ball, Marshal.
Rechabites.
The Corporate Authorities Of
Alexandria,
Georgetown.
Washington.
A. j. Joyce, Marshal
The washington Benevolent Society.
A. Reese, Marshal.
The German Benevolent Society.
Literary Associations, Colleges and Schools
THIRD DIVISION
Capt J. A. Blake Marshal OF Division.
Citizens not Delegates from States.
Open barouche with Revolutionary Officers and
Soldiers
Bar0ucheS with Mrs Madison and MIS- Hamilton.
MAJ. Gen. Winfield Scott and Stan, mounted
Inc orator OF the Day and the Chaplain.
The Monument Society.
j. Il. Thomas. Marshal.
The Masonic Fraternity.
TO AID In preserving order and regularity the fol-
lowing named gentlemen have been appointed as
SiStant mar5halS:
TO THE FIRST DIVISION.
William Barker, G. II. Barton, c. W. Boteler
"a m H. b. Cross, DR.. Dove, John ii. Gibbs, X. Gott
B. Green, VIM. III. Gunne J. Il. Hanson H. n
HenninS, c. T. Hoover, Jno. A. Hunnicutt, j. H.
McBLlir. ID. W. Middleton. Augustus Perry, X. Ray
FRANK riley, Col z. j. Robinson, Wln. j. Stone
Lemuel Towers, A. S. H. White.
TO The SECOND DIVISION
DR.. c. BOYLE, ?. Ii. Brooks. Frank Burche A. Fl.
Clements, William Clarke, w. W. Davis, q. D. Gill
man, Edward Hall. a. Harvey, John A. Linton,
James Mcguire, Dr.,J b. ,Morgan, William Porter
Benlanin Rogers james Roach, DIR. w. IL. Slun-
ae rS Richard SIMS Harrison semmes, James Scott,
TO THE THIRD DIVISION.
Washington Adams, A. Q. Bowen, John d. Brown,
William Brown, ElWard ". Clarke, Daniel Camp
bell, Reuben Clarke, Robert NJ. Combs, Fenwtck
Young v. Z. King, G. King, X. Lamball. William j.
Mcdonald. j. W. Martin, j. II. hewitt, JAS Nokes,
): r. Queen, Thomas Riley, L. P. Tench, W. Wise,
Isaac Hall.
Messrs. J. H. Smith. Anthony Addison, WD. Ad-
olson, Sam1 NJ. Edwards, Jas. F. Halliday. Alex
Mclnt1re, John Potts, Walter Warder, John Petit
bone, JOS Wilson, aud Chas. +. Winder will have
charge OF the Monument square.
Major A. A. Nicholson, marshal 1St division.
MAYOR ). H. Hobble marshal 2i division.
Capt. j. A. Blake, marshal Sd division.
Major H0Wie, Major Lewis, Capt Stuart, Walter
Lenox, and p. B. Key, Esq5 viii act aids OF the
marshal JOSEPH Ii. BRADLEY, marshal