The Washington critic., 1886-05-28
SpErIAI NnTlEES.
s-ys.-o IIisApoUNRrERS DrpART.
~ MENr OF THE POrONAC,
GUNED ARMY or ruE RErJHLic,

~ MENr OF THE POTONAC,
GUASD ARMY or rm RErJsLic.
WAsrnNGroN, d. G., May 2i 1896.
LNrRAL ORpTna No. q.
!. In compliance with the Rules and Regu-
lntious. and General Orders. No. 5, G. S., from
these Headquarters. Memorial Day will be
ohCEed ON Monday. May b.
II Is hoped that every Conride viii fecl II
not only his duty, but a privilege to take part
IN lie ceremonies of the day, and II hsuty in
vitation is extended 30 the cltizans. churches,
public schools and sunddy.schools 10 co-ope.
ratio.
Divine service suitable TO the occ sion will
be held On sunday, May 30, at the Church ot
our Father. Rev. Alexander Kent @ ,rncr nth
and l. SITS II W, at II o'clock a. IN. Comrades
viii appear In citizens dress witt Grand
H. Comrades are urged TO adhere strictly to
the Regulation Uniform, but dare CLOTHES
should be worn by those who are not provide |
with uniform All Comrades sho lid wear
white gloves, the Grand Army Bad 20 bolns
displayed ON the left breast.
Ill. The various organizations which have
signifiod their intention of participating In
tie parade will take position In the line a.
detachment Of Mounted Police.
Comrade llorutio q. Gibson George Washing
ton Post, No. fO3, n. ", Bvt. Brig
Gen. Grand Marshal and staff.
Band 81 Artillery.
I'd Battalion ID Artillery, Capt. Lewis Smith
commanding.
Battery X, First Lieutenant G. IIumphries
com nanding.
Battery II, First Lieutenant W. Il. Birihimer
commanding.
Battery l., Captain Frank W. Hess command
Ing.
Battery K. Captain James B. Burbank com.
mandng.
Battery A, Captain James Chester command.
ing.
Light battery c, Sd Artillery, Colonel L. r..
Warner commanding.
Marine Band, j. Z. sou~a, conductor
Department G.. \. H. Fl'gs.
Union Veteran Corps, "uld u'uard," Captain
i NJ Edgar COMMANDING
Geo. A. Custer amp, Sons OF Veterans. Cap
taic y. a. Rutherford commanding.
Department Commander and Staif ami Past
department commander.
John a. Rawlius Post. No. |. CHRISTOPHER G.
Bullingcr Commander.
Post . Drum Corps.
Kit Carson Post, 40 ,, Charles p. Lincoln
Commander
Lincoln Post, No. 3, William W. Hibbard
Comma der.
Post Drum Corps.
o. =. Morton Post No. j. william ii. Liver
POOL. Commander.
George G. Meade Post No. 3. Edward j. Rus
sell, Commander.
Marine Band Drum Corps.
John +. Reynolds Post, No. O. Thomas Gallo
way, Commander
James A. Garfield Post, No Z. Philip II. Weber,
Commander.
Burnside Post, No &, Alexander II. Holt,
Commander.
Charles Sumner POST No. 0. Frederick c..
Nevells, OmDanier.
Earragut Post, No. TO- ID. l5. Gallatin, Com
mlnder.
Decoration Committee.
Posts will form on D street, with right rest
ing ON Tenth street, In the position assigned
| AZ gH5 Il. me- and be in readiness to move at
10 Il. m. sharp.
". The line OF march will be from the place
of rendezvous westward, along north side OF
pennsylvania avenue to Fifteenth street. up
| Fifteenth street to Pennsylvania avenue. and
west ON Pennsylvania avenue and NJ street,
| West Washington, 10 Aqueduct Bridge, where
| the parade will be dismissed.
V. The column will move by fours or Sec
| tions of eight AS commanded.
Bvt. Brig..Gen ii. q. Gibson Is announced
| as Grand Marshal and will have general di.
| rection and control of the entire column.
by command of
j. b. BURKE,
Department Commander.
S. Il. FAUNCE,
| Assistant Adjutant General,