Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-05-21

z,1r5-VEN'T AFFAIRS cltlZaDs' com
80 nnrsncnt to adjournment. met last
ii's,N a. The Council Chamber with Mayor
IN p9wnham in the chair, and completed
I'..ars,oent- toward the unwilling Of the
Sa''.,sierata monument on Friday The
l'... .,r5r Mr.. George A. Appich, was au
.-,la to draw aud receip! for the $500 re-
!e - appropriated by the City Council.
~ n.,0nbsm reported that Capt. W. A.
s..o,i aa6 himself had succeeded in getting
..-a, me War Department number 0fflags
dacors.ine. It was resolved that the
,so- D, requested ic decorate their houses
80 the rrii'e of the procession. 1t was
go decided 20 nave 8 pyrotechnic display
Ciia, nigh; at she monument, and a
..--.,irte5. consie:;nr Of Messrs Thos. Pat
IN D5wnham, Holt, Hill and Lucas,
snnolnted 70 procure the necessary py-
'...oanjcs. Tue press committee reported
.sa, ahon' 40 Invitations had been sent out
W. ,fst cafnDittee to the members of the
n,..- B4timorp, Washington and Virgin.
crcch for $50 was received from the
v.--.ja midland Railroad Comnanv. The
,.5fu,, than adjourned till Wednesday
Non, when the final arrangements will be
Trf committee Of arrangements of r. f.
1seCtmn met ct their rooms last night,
o5sirmen S;noor presiding. who stated that
h. bsd apnoiated as aides for the ceremonies
m Friday next the oath inst, the follow
;a- co.'s L'evolsu Hoxton and Edmund
Po-S.eg. and Me-srs J. NJ. Love, ID. A.
Vi-d-or. 7. c. Pitcher and John D. Hooe,
1dbsd requested the various organizations
.ariripp!as 20 appoint one mounted mar
.55reach Il was decided that the process
.aa should form on Washington street in
.5pfIioUine ocder:
n Lee Camp of Alexandria, with all
visiting cau,rs and other Confederate organ
iys.ons on Washington street, right resting
On C5meron
Asxaodra Light Infantry and all mill
,sTy organizations, on Washington street,
ri.st esting or King.
civic organizations on King street west,
,i,ar resting on Washington.
The h5emen on King street east, right
resting on Washington.
Afer the parade the following order of
exercises for the unwilling Of the monument
will be announced by the commander of Lee
Camp
Music
rrsVer bg Raq. George H Norton, d. D.,
CASPIAN of the Camp.
@.iaUed by
c.r,.in Raeieh T. Daniel, of Richmond,
yho will deliver to the camp on the
part of the artists the monument.
rnveiiag Of the monument By Miss Vir-
rnia Beverley COrse daughter of
General NJ d. Corse.
Music.
Gov Fazhueh Lee will receive the monu-
ment on the part OF the camp.
Music.
Banedciion by Rev. Kinloch Nelson, ID.
D., of the camp.
Cant p B. Hooe will receive the guests
and have general supervision ofthe arrange.
rlan.s shout the statue.
til organized Confederate associations
j. meet Of McBurney's Hall. which will
h. ne general headquarters for the day.
AIClrtp9erata soldiers end sailors not coD-
nec.ed with ANY organization are requested
tomoe' at 702 King street, reporting to Col.
Arthur Herbert
All military organizations will rendezvous
at the srmory of the Alexandria Light in-
iantry.
Gov. Ire sad wife will arrive in this city
on the evening of the 23l and be the guests
Of Capt. 7. s. Hooe.
In The narade tho A. l.. 1. will divide into two
r,uinapins. one Of which will wcSr the new uni
0m Of red coats bue pantaloons, &c, ana Inc
other viii wear the Statc regulation uniform.
Tho National Foncibics, of Washington, have
igeted the invitation TO tako part IN the parade
Tina Society of tho Army and Navy OF tho Con-
firrato States. of Baltimore, will be headed by
l1glles'q celebrated band of Baltimore.
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