Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-22
/, ,.,aryiTONSM0NUMENT
r,@G EXFECISES AT
,IF3f-tp5T,I YESTERDAY.

Tie Cereuscuies at the
r-ttfeuz hv Hons John
.. Robert e. Winthrop
-- ana r-- March-Inci-
.-Hs Uiy-
Hr %. - With the
slc.7t % zero, and
10 which bore the
Arctic origin, the
.f.-.- bearers who began
-s the grand stand at
r5-laugton monument at
.-- morning did not appear to
a-lre. With their up
Hei chins and quick,
nt-. they seemed as if
-..- sense ~ duty alone.
i she'd. bedecked with
-ron the snOw-cOyered
-.t marble. as simple, as
rr. -.uc and towering as
the man 1t cOmmemO-
-.. clements Of the early
-..a-r rI-TINDCISHED ARRIVAL
-F -.rtleman with long white
r-u. cleir cut features be-
.r.I a-iausnip 10 the Father
-f Nashiugt0n's kindred,
- -..r mr tirket.~ It was
BURGESS Ball, Of LOudon
l.--lua. "My grandmother"
..-.--ar. was George Wash
SIS randiather Ball was
fr ~H-
Mars Ut.l'
military arrived letimea. Brass
.r lt--haIed % their places.
ue o. a rest. Senator
Cha man 0. the Joint Con-
..-ui-@Ion- frC m the cen
a- ID O'Clock. caliel
nI- te order and said some
people keeping their hats
marks were greeted with
r The opportunity was
restore circulation u the
rg aEtremities.
SENATOR SHERMAN
.. tl speak as follows;
authorized hy the two
-.-- o. provide suitable cerc-
i.e..la.. the W a=hin-t0a
rr me ,I preside and to an
..r uI ceremonies deemed
-ilu- need not say any
-.-- uulu YOU the dignity ~ the
--. ..... .H.r tl e.lrI.rIte. Tie mcuu-
rr f-.I simple iu form. ad-
.te portions, composed 0f enduring
-ruite. resting upon foundations
-- l' Do l-7' -H N'-7 = : = - -.i
-.--..I ~ ' .,....',,7,,.t ~, "a 80
-,. ID honor 90 one man. Il had its origin
81. u-I54Iul conviction NJ tine people. IT.
ft "a -, .',i,,',,.., NJ ~
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nilH- '--.- tt.tuI '- Ht-7'--" 2 .p-
le lttle-1.le.s ~ l.-e mo-, ii! 'i'-iI-7 Z
.-"iii@. 'i % macon ~ s'--- u..' ,N .l7 uc."
-'i,lii aL.l t"tHc'- AHl7 uti'. 90 9'i 7,."'l
. -o'k FORM Do q movement oi private
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v.s XIII or In.v :. ISIS. Iv tie
-a-r l.t. uru-ir- ceremonies
t.e et officers of ihe 2or-
H.--., ..r 9i CITIZEN III was
n y ., .it'i I-. il-,i'l
---.-.l1r- ~ fFe TeoUIc 9f ne
-..t- Nr Jgr--. 1876. lC0 years AZ
lraf-.. ot American Indcpcu-
t---s-.. .e -1e name Of the people Of
''..-. ''l'. .,..., ,i.Ie. - .s.l KS KS
-- .-cnrtIa,.i f5e sfgff
r 9lvsneaf. and now ths
... -.r .ra stands before you.
Do f-t FIT MEMORIAL
-rs-,.tar i'm Dur,tr, lrsto~r.
...... -..s-.- most loved f,v hiI1,
most .1v-u-ruous object iu fine
.eso objects decDrr isterFsiinr
-.. t.t....- ....rfa en- ere5 turn ~ It
10 fHa irsr-fr.ffon If fts
..-..r4 --arienr Str,rs, I'D
.-.-. s., l,n.- 1s tI,F r,el,,,.-'t-
....-. 1rar ID V45 buI1t- brIf yyHilf
-.-.r. r.... f.. ..rI.fsr-a, h, r,,a,,, e-Irrs,.j-
----.f tFe love and reverence ,f
rr the name and fame of
IS -a.-4..a ..Firsr M war first I'm
-. rr-- lr rFo hearts Of MS conrfr[--
u.r. .ra. -i5.1 ms. me prototvf,e of
-t...t .rl .lafri,-isu, for alI-rar,fs
fr -lcue. Wi-lout further preface I
5e. t1 lar-e the duty assigned me.
te Marine Band then PLAYED a short
music, which was rendered
-7- .raldIa-e uy the continual stamp
tl- snVerin-. open-air audience.
p aver was offered by Rev. Mr. Suter, of
Church, Alexandria. y a.. and DR..
- Wiling President of Columbia
--r, tJaraup0n read an address by
p ~, tI.e1-1n- % whom mad been as
--ei llt honor of representing the part
.a-- '- --e initiation Of the project and
-..-... n, ~ lls mon '.iLleit ~ Tue
r--. .-. -'lo o-l ,-.-Ie.i1 2ocIGI4' oI WHich
'.'1L'' ne oe5du-
...4- lAe lame Oh those who
....-.'- u. -lS 7eIFlce on thelf coun-
r. r- nan b ANU, '' ,,sfc,ilI y, .i,.I-l ,,,,,,'
-.- rH-- -Ig.u-Is rre-eminentiv true Of
"10u Tine people OF the United
eyer I. Ao.I In grateful Venera-
..r-s .' -..- ~. Ne. -. ~ s..o
s.. taa heart ,il brr follow tn. ironI,lsas
-t-r lrlre when iu honor Of the
-l @ they call Tor % commemorative
-.e.4 monument not, indeed. to
=. t ..-- -u's liile ot an lilustTioqs
-.-a---.. ~, ~. 1t. .le s1@'i-
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1.r m ,-.-oI ''1S .,S ~ nIe,''.iiI = y iilSn
-r5-- 'ii-u ei9S y lieLe
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conan. -...,.,3.7 .uc lieAI .u!Itl 9edIs,
sons - +.I- = - u ~ : = ypOLl
r-.-4 .. -, i-''9 > y l.iCn
e.-a v-,, t,1, 81 l.iOl .'llae
r.a m .--,5-,,-., ,s . .3s,iI7 .gs.iil7 ,
-.r r,-t. -iI "a = ~ '.etT ~ s'lt'
r-- .-. u -lll'' 'He AeaEIs Vi W ash-
, men,
lht MASONIC CEREMONIES
- Grand Lodge of the District Of Co
.d. which then followed. were brief.
Z proper fuucuOnaries declared that
-t-a- level and plumb had been
-7- -' The 0belisk, and that its cor
f N--e found Go be square. its course
\ and i.s wall sknIfuHv erected ac-
a- a'-, '- ,-e plan. Grand Master Myron
-- '-1.- .,5 scattered corn and poured out
simon. s,,l ~ 80, =; - ,,- ~.
. ----.. --- '--iu IA tAC OCul 9C VI
-ltia MES brought INTO use
-'a --slQr.c relics with which Gen.
---l -1l was intimately connected.
gave. was uranarcd for and used
r.u WasHiTa-+t,, s1 Cra,,,I No.
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-...-. Az id1 IIs .HJ
SIS .Ie hdtlOhal cdpltOl
t'.-- Inc sacred volume De-
iertcksuur- Lodge No. 4. OF
-. upon which WASHINGTON took
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