Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-05-23

49, 1IovrMENT AFFAIRS.-A meeting of
'a;r5Ians' committee was held last night
u, ,to conpcii chamber to make final ar.
aaornepts in regard to the unwilling of the
5",'.TG,1arate monument tomorrow. 1t was
No 1ai,sd 10 request the Mayor to notify all
.,os along the route Of procession
Pe.onrh he police force, to remove all box
bar,sIs and other distractions from the
e. atsend sidewalks, and also request the
.,...,ss,intenlent OF Police to have the streets
I'D TIE necessary amount of money
onpropsiated TO hire horses for the
,,aofthe mounted policemen tomorrow.
aIlcflice OF the city government who
i.g,e to take part in tina parade are request
a. 10 meet al the C"uocil chamber to-mor-
osg morning 1T IL o'clock, where car
.G,o4s will be in waiting for them.
The contrac, for fire works was awarded
Nj 2 NJ Weadou The meeting then
adjourned.
Washington Division U r. K. of P, of
washington, aud Pythian Division, of Balti.
,,1rs bays accepted invitations to take part
= ,ba parade Suffolk Division is also ex-
Atlantic d vision U. r. K of P, of Ports
moDth. have written that they will proba.
b-y be acre tomorrow to participate in the
ceremonies.
The Corooren Cadet Corps, of Washing.
ian has accepted an invitation to take part
in he parade
Many Of the buildings on King street and
mother parts of the city have been hand-
somely decorated FIR to morrow.
The northeast wing Of the city market was
n day turned over to the citizens banquet
comGit. &c and is now being handsomely
dtc)faled ard arranged for the banquet to
be eyen there to-morrow.
The stand on whch the ceremonies will
isEe place was erected to day by Mr.. Alex.
L7e7
This evening Chief Marshal Smoot and
ba sissnt mar3hsls and aides rode over
the ,1ute of the procession and made their
flal arrangements.
ToMoRRoW's PRoCEssIoN.-Th process.
sion will form as follows
+ T. Lee Camp of Alexandria, with all
visiting camps and other Confederate organ.
izadons, on Washington street, right resting
on Cameron.
Ajexand.ia Light Infantry and all mill
tsrv organizations, on Washington street,
riah resting on King.
Civic organizations on King street west,
riuht resting on Washington.
The lieemen on King street east, right
resting on Washington.
The route of procession will be as fol-
lows: Down Cameron to Fairfax, down
Fairfax to King, up King to Payne, down
P,vee to Prince, down Prince TO Columbus,
down Columbus TO Duke, down Duke to
Fairfax. mn Fairfax to Prince. up Prince to
ST. Asaph, up ST. Asaph to King, up King
TO Washington, out Washington to Orono'
ca. cguutermsrch to Prince, where the un-
yqiliac ceremonies will take place.
The procession will move promptly at II
O'clock Ia he followpgorder:
Marine Band.
r q Lac Camp, Confederate Veterans, of
Alexandria.
Confederate States of Maryland.
Pickett Buchanan Camp, of Norfolk.
Naury Camp, of Fredericksburg.
C!iuton Hat cher Camp, of Leesburg.
Unattached Confederate Soldiers ana
Sailors. under command of Col. Arthur
Herbert.
Carriages containing Gov Lse. Gen. J. +.
Johnston, Capt. r. T. Daniel and Gen. NJ. D.
Corse; Messrs. J. A. Elder, Casper Buerberl,
Mayor ID wnham and Col. M. Marye.
Drum Corps.
Alexandria Ligh; Infantry, Capt. Geo. A.
Mu.bhach, Lieue Samuel l.. Monroe and
Aiber; Bryan.
ton, Capt. Costinet.
Natjons; Fsncibles, OF Washington.
Golcoran Cadet Corps, Capt. F. @. Ed
wards.
Band.
81. Johns Academy Cadets BltalioD,
Will +. Carne. Captain Commanding Co.
A. emit. VIM. II. Sweeney, Lieut.. NJ
lea: Co. b, Lieut.. e G. Heiphenstein.
Band.
R,haoae Digisjon, Uniform Rank, h OF
P. Of Alexandria, Na.-Ccmmanded by
Lieut. a D Daeton. Marshal. Al. Gibson.
P,th;an Division, No l, of Baltimore, Mel
son Division, of Washington Suffolk DlVi
sion OF suffolk.
Osae.la rribe of Rad Men, of Alexandria,
Va Marshal, Fred Klaus.
Carriages containing City Couucll and
Cy officers and others.
Music.
Chef Engineer, J. Cariin Creighton.
Friendship Fire Company, of Alexandra,
Va. Marshal, ". n. Smith.
Band.
H,drauIion Seam Fire Company. of AL
txandria, Va. p. +. Smith, Marshal.
Band
Relief Hook and Ladder Company, OF
Alexandria, Va. J. Frank Carlin, Marshal.
Baud.
Columbia Steam Fire Company, of Alex
aDdra, Va. Geo. Uhler, Marshal.
After the parade the following order OF
exercises for the unwilling of the monument
will be announced By the commander of Lee
Camp Capt w. A Smoot:
Muac-"In Memory Eternal''-Bach.
Prayer by Row. George H. Norton, ID. D.,
Chaplain of the Camp.
followed by
Captain Raleigh T. Daniel, of Richmond,
who will deliver to the camp on the
part Of the artists the monument.
Music Miserere"-Il Troratore.
dwelling of the monument by Miss Vlr-
ginia Beverley Corse. daughter OF
General Nj. D. Corse.
Gov. Fi.zhneh Lee will receive the monu-