The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-02-18
THE MONUMENT DEDICATION.
Aides Appointed and Arrangement u
Made.

hANhH hFHVAMNfA thh
Made.
Tho arrangements for tho Monument
dedication ceremonies arc being rapidly
and satisfactorily mado. General Sheridan
has issued o third general order announcing
the appointment of the folio wing aides to
represent their respective States and Ter
ritories at tho dedication:
Alabama, Mr.. John IT. Morgan, ir.; Atkaugas,
General James o. Tappani California, MI.
Thomas q. Qusntrelii Colorado, Major j. v.
w. Yandenburgh; Connecticut General
Charles p. Graham Delaware. General J.
parko Postles Florida, Colonel Wallace y.
Jones. Georgia, Colonel clifford W. Anderson;
Iillnois, General Green d. Raum; Indiana,
Colonel II. W. Mcbride; Iowa, Colonel william
p. Hepburn; Kansas, General Charles W.
Blatr kentucky, Colonel John d. OastlemaD;
Louisiana, Colonel Charles A. clarendon;
Maine, General John NJ. Brown; Maryland,
Colonel y. l.. Rogers; Massachusetts,, A. A,
Hayes Michigan, Colonel II. M. Du1leld; Min.
nesota, Colonel q. W. Johnson; Mississippi,
Colonel J. NJ. McCaekili; Missouri, Hon. W. j.
Stone; Nebraska, Colonel l.. W. Colby; Nevada,
Hon, John II. Kinkead: New Hampshire, Gen.
eral J. N. Patterson; New Jersey, Colonel 3.
NJ. Dickinson; New York, Major Alex II. Davis;
North Carolins, Mr. Fred Stlth; ohio, Colonel
o. A. Lay ton; Oregon, Mr.. II. ID. Appleton; Penn
eylvanla, Colonel p. l.. Goddard; Rhode leland,
Colonel Frank NJ. Bates; South Carolina, Ool-
onel J. "A. simons; Tennessee, General A. u.
Vermont, General william wells: virginia,
Major L. Dlackford; West virginia, Colonel
Robert White; Wisconsin,, General John q.
Dakota, Colonel william Thompson; Idaho,
MOTOR william Hyndman; Montana, Hon.
Martin Maglnnis; New Mexico, Hon; r. A.
Washington, Hon.. Charles s, Voorhees,
Wyoming, Hon. NJ. f. Post.
As far as heard from the following Gov.
ernors Of States will be present at the dedi-
catory services of tho Washington Monu-
ment:
Governor Hale OF New Hampshire, with six
stan officers, viii be quartered ut the Arltng-
ton; Governor Bourne OF Rhode Island, twelve
stan oflicers, Arlington Hotel; Governor Alger
OF Michigan, seven stan Officers; Arllngt1n
Hotel; Governor Harrison OF Connecticut, n We
stan officers, Arlington Hotel; Governor Rob.
lnson OF Massachusetts, Two stan officers,
two stan ofiicere, Eobilt House; Governor
squires OF Washington Territory, Arlington
Hotel, and Governor lloyd Of Idaho.
General Ayres, marshal Of the first di-
vision of the parade, has appointed as his
aides the following gentlemen
Breyet Lieutenant.oolon George Mitchell,
U. q, A; Lieutenant Sebree Smith, U. &. Al;
Lieutenant Medorom Crawford, U. s. Al;
Lieutenant II. II. Lemiey, U. 8. A.; Lieutenant
NJ. O. Richards, U. 9. A.; Lieutenant W. Wake,
u. s. A.; Lieutenant II. l.. Hawthorne, U. 8. Al:
Mr.. J. II. Macdonald, SIR. W. J. Johnson aud
Mr.. Arthur D. Addison.
The aides for the second division have
already been published, while General Dud-
ley, marshal of the third division, has ap-
pointed the following as his ASSISTANTS
General william Birney, Colonel L. G.. But
terfield, Colonel q. O. Knlfln, Colonel Il. q.
Ford, Surgeon t. b. Hood, Major Z. W. Clark,
Captain j. u. Tanner and Captain Fred Mack.
General Sheridan, the chief marshal, ac-
companied by his aides, General Ayres,
General Ordway and General Dudley, Wis
tied the Monument grounds yesterday aud
marked out the positions for locating the
troops and civic organizations during the
| dedication ceremonies.
The Annapolis Naval Academy aud Fifth
| Maryland bands will take part In tho pro-
| cession.
| 1t has been decided that all carriages APP
| preaching the Monument on Saturday must
arrive by the fourteenth street road. They
will be met by officers and assigned to theii
proper position during the ceremonies. Car
iiages for all members Of the House Of Rep
resentatives will be provided at the Ma
tiobal Hotel and at the Riggs House.
The conveyances for the Senators hav,
been placed in the charge of the Sergeant
alarms of the Senate.
All the aides representing States and Ter
iitories will be furnished with horses.
A battery of artillery will DO stationed II
the White Lot, and at the conclusion Of CHI
ceremonies it will, simultaneously with bat
teries stationed at Fort Myer and the Navy
Yard, fire salute of 100 minute guns dur
ing tho progress Of the procession from tn,
Monument to the Capitol.
About 800 invitation tickets have beer
issued for places on the grand stand from
which the speeches on the occasion will bt
delivered. Ushers will be in attendance tc
escort the invited guests to their seats
The stand itself will be handsomely dec
Grated with flags, banners and bunting.