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son his way 10 Richmond General Lee
stopped Tor the night near the residence OF
hi, brother, Mr.. Garter Lee, OF l0whatai
county, and although inpOrtuned by DIS
brother 10 pass the night under his rOof, the
the General persisted IN pitching his tent
by the side of the road, and going into camp
as usual Taylor's, "tOur years with
General Lee" page Ia.
Upon hill top, bold and free.
Ire that sal day Is done,
The soldier form and hce oi Lee
stand out against the sun.
The strong gray head Is carried hgl,
The firm hand craps the rein
Earth nowhere holds sucn maj sly,
And nowhere hides such pain.
4 little onward now he rides,
fOr he alone would be;
For something more Than 81 u g d.viles
His stan from Robert Lee.
Scarce can he tell the way he gees,
scarce feels the ApriLair
ueaped In his breast his c0uuiry's w1eS
Have filed HIM with despair
The purple mountains fade behinl,
Before him Hes the sea,
In all this world fate unkind
Leaves home nor hope Tor Lee.
The rosy flush dies on the plain,
And dismal shadows start:
What tumult In his riven brain,
What torture IN his heart!
The bright'ning stars are naught - HIM,
Nor aught the sweet moonlight:
His star mas grown s-sudden DIM
lie never n.ore shall fight,
HIS work seems done, bis day see ms spent,
what matters night or day
lie will betake him 10 his tent,
iAnd kneeling there Will pay.
The cry that upward went that night
Unto the great White Throne,
The prayers for guidance AMI for light
10 God alone are known,
Sacred throughout all ComiEg tim.
| those sloeplcss hours sDali be,
| For who can tell In words SUI lime,
The agony OF Leey
George w. Bagby.
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Grotesque Comments.
The Nation !

some very gr0tesque comments have beeu
made upon the Supreme Courts ''original
packagev decision, but the palm must be
awarded 20 certain temperance workers.
mentioned by the " ashingtOn c0rresp0n-
dent of the Boston Journal, whose ''the0ry
seems 10 BE- that the complexion OF the
court was changed by electing Mr.. Cle,e-
land. who was enabled 10 appoint TWO ex-
treme states s'-rights Democrats to the
bench. and, but for the fact that they have
seats on that bench, TINS decision might
NOT have been rendered" To appreciate
nllly the hum0r OF this theory, one must
reflect that the staies'-rights side of
the pending question vas that which held
that each state possesses the power Ia reg
Mate the i;auOr trallic for itself, while the
Faderalists' side WAS that which maintained
the supremacy Ol Congress; and that the
two Democratic .app0intees Of President
Cleveland. Fuller and Lamar. both took the
rederalist side, along with Miller, Bradley,
and Blatch.ord Of the Republicans
Equally amusing Is the theory OF kissing :
sun Stove Polish Morse that The propie
really responsible for the decision OF the
conrt are the men in this state who voted
for -. John in 1854 'srhe third-party Pro-
h,bltionists of New York, - he says, "elected
Cleveland by giving him the electoral votes
OF that state. Cleveland appointed Shiei-
Jnstice Fuller, a Democrat, and made ma
| iority Of the supreme Court In favor VI
the uouor traffic possible. Had they helped
! to elect a Republican President, Hepubli-
can Judges would have sat upon this Yues-
lion. and a different decision would have
been reached. and the decision OF the lower
court would have been affirmed" IL a man
like Morse ever stopped 10 think, II would
n,lzzle even him 10 give any reason for sup
nosing that, II Mr.. Blaine had been elected
and had appointed two Republican judges,
thos. two Republicans would have been any
more likely to vote with Harlan, Gray ana!
Brewer than with Miller, Bradley and
Blatchlordl
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was formerly colonel of thc FIRST \irgini b.
O1Dg One thousand men viii come IN.
THEIR EMBLEM.
The pusy, purple and yellow-the Balii-
more co'ors will bc tnc cmDielI- Of the Ma
rvnujer~. IL will Dee worn on ihe breasts
of men and women. and will crown the
c0i.rs which viii he carried in the c,icora-
r.1. Fine horse trdpplngS of the mountca
.t.HWiI Dc decorated wib black ana yell
nw. TIA, society has adopted dark clothes
and thc regulation hat as ihe proper dress
and nil are expected tD carry cdnt~. inc
regulation hal-c of the society, which a.l
,giii wear. is madt of silk with satin iac!n3.
lI contains the word Mary land in req lt'-
t.f- ~ inc top. Underneath this Is "a PIC
n,re az Irc. cncircled by green laurei
wreath, and just beneath this Is iac-siiiile
.ofI..-- signature. Then comes picture
orfAr pedestal of the statue, and al the Dol
tom is "Eichmond, May 30, l,'w.'
msTOmcAL INCIDENTS.
Many historical and sentimental inc'-
d.rts1,iu bc recalled 10y the parade oi in,
NlI9 landcrs They viii carrNlour historic
Aaes. which have been in liiy pitched bat
ur-. and ninety engagements from iir't i
last from First Manassas 20 App0maioN
First will he borne the gorgeous siand1 ara
of tine state OF black and gold saiin
with the red ana white cross OF BAN
moro ly Private John v. Chapman
mo Of MOsby's men, who wiil ht
mounted. Ten Yards behind him VII
Hide General Bradley f. johnson, prc,idcn nj
ofUe MARYLAND Confederate society, VIII
CAPTAIN G.. ". Booth ON his right, caIei O
STAN. aimtant First Maryland Regiment
"A. G.. Maryland Line, \. \. &. johnson
! cavalry Brigade. ON the LETT VIII be Johi
/ ". Daniel, Jr., 4. y. &.
Ten wards behind them Will come the gen
oral sfenin column of fours, mounted ~
/ follows: ". stuart Symingion.. II. \. Ian,
s,y. r. NJ. CoiSton, Wilson {. Nicholas. .
/ I,ylo Clarke. William Norris. John ;. san
ders. Charles McCann, John W. I0rseh
/ Barilett :. Johnston. NJ. O. shower, q. W
( I.urnan. John Gill. &. +. Coane, ID. Eldge!.
Howard. W. Key Howard, Winfield Peters
/ NJ. B. Br0wn.J X. StOnebraker, Theophil'l
! Tunis. &. ". Wilson. 6. ". Wood, J"stp
/ Packard. j. Thomas scharh, j. Boykih Le
and G.. snOwdcn Andrews.
FIFTH MARYLAND.
The Fifth Maryland Regiment Will hr;n
s5n muskets. They will leave Baltimore 2
n O'clock Tuesday night, arriving in i.ici
uend al q o'clock at .lba station. y dres
naradc will be- given on the evening OF III
asth on west Franklin street. The oincef
Of the Fifth MARYLAND. who are comm.
are:
Colonel william n Boykin.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank MafEOe.
Motor l.awfnson riggs.
Captain Milliam Giimor Holman, .Jr., nc
lu.apt.
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tine Exchange. engaging rooms for the 18th.
s0-h and .Uth THIS hotel VIII accolnmo-
date ahout seven hundred people on the
ggfb. Nm0ng the distinguished ilsilDr' VINO
will De guests are: Governor Richardson
and staff. south Carolina; Governor o"Ic
and staff. North CarOlu4; Governor ielii-
in., and staM West Nirginia: Governor
Gordon and stan. Georgia; General JupM
4. Early. General Long~trcet. HeheiH -
VI. Wilc0N. OF Washington; NehefAl
H. Pa;nc. General FltzAugh Lee, General
in,bo,lan and wife: Dr.. Edward j. Lee.
philadolrhia: Mr. Theodore lioyt, Dan
burv. Conn: Colonel shipp,~ Lexington:
General ". y. Cos. General Rosser ana
vile. cN-Goycrnor John y. Carroll, Mary
land: General Eppa lluntonaid Hon. Johi
s. Barbour. .,,,.....
The officers Of the Washington Artillery
OF New Orleans, quariered aI the EAchhh-
are: lieutenani-C Colonel John u. kchalG-
som. Major 4. Hero. Jr., Captains +. J.
km-hicdt. adjuianl; {, l. pui'''l' =
ordnance officer: Charles u. hlihty-
ouartermaster; A. Baker, assistant quarter
master: j. II. DeGrange, commlssarN; 1T.
| ". p. Brewer. surgeon; DR.. }. /. Dc"ransr'
assistant SURGEON. The veteran officers are .
! ti.f,t.nant-C Co!Oncl B. i. Eshlcmau, Colonel
/ " VI. owen, General W. j. Behan, and
! Tanfain Frank Eir0y. The officers 0l th'
/ three batteries coming are: BATTERY n
rautain. l.. NJ. Underhill. lieuicnants'
/ Frank Fenner. II. +. Baker and John l..
! NcIoan. Battery B, captain, Eugene MAY
| lisiienants. T. McC. Lyman. George W.
Booth and j. !. Hooper. Rattcry {, captain
! II. VI. IsaacsOn; heutenants' Ii. \. Iheil7'
\. II. Hanson and \. l.. Meyer
The Washingt0nians will arrive here OF
the morning of the 18th, and will be quar-
| tered at the Exchange. where speciii
breakfast viii await them. The Veteran
coming will bc Quartcred IN two oi the par
lOrs on cots. The rooms VIII be hthdsohi'
lv decorated with flowers. potted plants
hunting. flags. ETC., and viii present !
beautiful appearance. The young artillery
men will be quartered in two large rooms
and these places will be treated IN sinilai
manner al the hands Of the decorators.
VETERANS MEETING.
meeting of the '. VI. !. Newmarket
veterans. held last night, all OF the sur
+,ivors Of the corps Of cadets whO look pe'
i'm said battle. and who desired Ia partici
maize IN the procession on the 9th instant
we're requested 10 meet at the Once oi -
II Read Jr. at $3.50 \. VI. on the 2Jth
where they will form for The purpose y
ioiring the procession. The committee r.
louosted that the LynchbUrg. Dan'ille, ne
tersbnrg. Norfolk, Alexandra ana oih.
state papers should copy this.
10 SEND BREAKFASTS.
The coinmissary department nj 1910 eas
Main street, Captain ID. \. Brown, char
man, aad Captain Arthur A. splitter, secre
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the following proclamation . :he cit.zens
of Richmond.


Thursday. the 28th Of May has been des
ignatcd as the day on which the statue TO
General II. l.. Lee VIII be unveiled That Oc-
cahiOn viii ever be memorable as one OF The
most notable events IN Our municipal his
tory. Every resident of Richmond will de-
sire TO 30 honor TO the memory OF our great
est Confederate Chieitain. whom the whole
South fcvered with more than fllal affect iOn.
and whom Virginia viii ever regard as her
greatest SOL To afford all an opportunity to
participate in the ceremonies Incident 10 the
day. would earnestly rcqucsC our manufic-
turefs ana merchants 10 suspend their
ordinary avocations during that entire
dav. and hereby order that all the
cifv Offices he closed from the evening of the
2Slh until The morning Of the Both Instant.
"lhis will Doubtless ne the greatest, as IL
per hance may be The last of the grand re-
unions of the survivors Of the War. Let Gs
give 90 these Confederate veterans such a
welcome as VIII fll the day with pleasant re-
collections Of that city, which viii always be
most q, ar to them. because II was The capital
of thc COnfcdeacy"
NOTHING TO DO WITH TICKETS.
The Executive Committee Of Lee Camp
has also nothing 10 do with the distribution
of the tickets Go the grandstand or the
management Of any Of the buildings at or
near The erandstand. Up to the present
time not a Lee Camp man has received a
tcGct 90 the eraudstand.
THE PROGRAMME.
Tie programme has not yet been definite
~ agreed upon. There will be a meeting Of
the executive committee of the Lee MOnu-
mcut Association held In ,he Governors Of
dce tomorrow afternoon ~ . O'Clock. at
which This question Wli ha arranged. There
vii Doe nO singing. n0rrcadirg oi poems, as
has been reported. Governor Mckinney
VIII call the great thr)ug of people TO order.
Rev. DR.. {. +. Ninuirorode viii offer pray
20. and Governor Mckinney VIII then intro
ducc General Jubal a. Early. who Will pre-
-ide during tlc remainder of the ccrcmo-
nies. which will terminate with Colonel
Archer AnGorson's address. This Is tine
idea now entertained.
MARY LAND VETERANS.
All lhe arrangements of the Society of
tho Army au1 Navy of tAe Confederate
state. ii ,hc state of Maryland have been
perfected. Tine veterans viii leave Balti-
more 1n special train at 1880 O'Clock j.
N. th- ui-ht Of the 2>ih. ard viii Doe escort
% hr tho First Virginia Regiment 90 thnr
headquarters. General Bradley T. john
u. who is in command of the veterans.
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Major william II Grimm, surgeon

Major william n Grimm, surgeon
Captain Robert J. Miller, quatteTmaslcr.
Captain J.. g. Johnson. cJmmissarY,
Captain J k. 1rimDle, assistant surgeon.
Captain B. 4. stokes ordnance oilicer
Captain Columbus CD. Lee, Inspector me
practice.
Captain s Stcrrtt McKim, paymaster
Company A-Captain William j. Robin
son. First Lieutenant Louis NJ. Rawling
Se,ond Lieutenant John Hinkley-i5 men
Company B-Captain r. Lorscy Coale
First Lieutenant Henry DAILY. Second Lieu
tenant =. Johnson Poe men.
Company C-Captain Robert P:BrOwn' First
Lieutenant George MOndcTlv, Second Lieu
tenant Willi1n living Harvcy-0O men.
Company D-Capiain George &. Cole, First
Lieutenant Il. Frank Boydcn. Second Lieu
tenant Arthur Fennar l.ec-lO men.
Company E-Captain Harry Pennington.
FMS, Lieutenant Thomas Whiiridge. second
Lieutenant Clinton J.. Riggs - men.
Company F-Captain j. Frank Supplcr,
First Lieutenant James y. Moneson. second
Lieuicnent ! tirsanor Diniord-55 men
Phillips commanding, second ilvsss--san ~ {
Morris W Tucler-15 men.
Company Il-Captain Charles +. Albers.
First lieutenant thomas Harrison Second
Lieutenant Daniel II Irving-iO men.
Company Capt 1in y. Ice Goidsborough,
First lieutenant Harry VI. Hocn. Second
Lieutenant George William COaie 80 men.
COMPANY K-Capiain Robert kiddell
Brown, First Lieutenant Dtay ton VI. flle,
second Lieutenant Harry u. Mafneld-5p
men.
on-commlssioned stan: Scrgelnt-Maior
\. Frederick, Quartermas.er-celgea Alex
ander i!assentamp. COmmissafy sergeant J..
B. DuNai. paymaster-Sergcant Herbert W.
Anderson, Ordinances elgcant llarman :.
Bell. Hospital Steward " B MonesOn. Right
General Guide Sergeant W. :. Lily. Left
General Guide Sergeant Horace McEldcry.
THE BAND.
Following the Naval Academy Band VIII
be column marching hy fouis. and con
-istiue ofthc Murray Confederate Associa
ton. composed of Captain Murray's two
companies. Company II. J r.. Mary land.
and Company A. second Maryland. under
command Of their president. j. Ncheuny
White. I'm the centre Of the line VIII be the
col0r.. iu charge of Company 4, First Mary
land Infantry and First Maryland CaNalri
I'm command Of Captain L. Carter Smith
The coiors will be guarded by color guard.
detailed az follows: =. IS. Carey. John W.
Walters, william lloimiiler. i. T. Knox,
john 81. Vaughan, Edward ker-haw. Ed-
ward Eaeichart. j. VI. heesier and l.. @.
Davis.
At THE EXCHANGE.
Letters are constantly being received at
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l-.'. a change has aiken place IN ile
...... G.temmgnt. The great once 81
al Nias lies aisappesre,d. an lhe f.. i.Ho ,so
,... .,ud have been second Nm IN .t.nle tne
.l.. ....' az things i. Minister of Finance
uaaer t. new order. The di.n',,{, OF tioM 4, u
prn.. has been created. The Mills,,ts o,
.fo no i0neer exercise lheI ''"',a l,..., a"'
functions ln thc privacy ol ,aN" 49,, ~" !.
palase-. bui their olhccrs are )" s''. s,Dy,
i .i,t Co,eruors of the province
..... ,,rr. f,rmcrly quite independ mn, SiS, SiS
.r.a,1f into direct control Of the N'n'i"'
trytlIufuruf
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scription: Company G.. Third Virginia Bat
! talon, {. ;. A.; 1863 to 1855. dwelling Of
Ice Monument, Richmond, Va, May 20,
| 1S90."i
Next report was that of the Committee
on Photographs. The committee decided
That Photographic group Of the survivors
be taken.
The Committee on MAT" who was a
faithful negro servant Of the company, re-
ported that they had made provision for
his participation in the parade.
The Committee on Banquet submitted
their report a. to expenses. Reports Of the
several committees were adopted.
About an hour was spent relating rcmin-
sciences OF the various freaks Of the boys in
camp, and amusing aucc totes We're told by
Rev.. Beverley Tucker, g.. Percy Halves.
sergeant Purcell, James W. Gibbons and
others.
All the details necessary for participation
ia the. parade having been determined upon.
the meeting adjourned subject 10 the call Of
the chairman, upon which call it is proposed
To take steps TO prepare full record of the
services Of the company. and organize
permanent association ofthe survivors.
-'''- MILITARY BALL.
\ meeting Of the ladies interested in the
military ball was held yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock at Mrs. DR.. JOseph-i Whire :
residence. Among those present were:
Mrs. Tazewell Elicit, Mrs. Decatur Ayteli,
Mrs Gray Skipwith, Mrs. c. c. MePhail,
Mrs. c. W. =. Brock. iirs. Phil. W. Nc
Kinney, Mrs. J. b. Pace, Mrs. DR.. Dunn,
Mrs. and Miss Patterson. Mrs. Lefroy
Mrs. G. ID. Langhornc, Mrs. c. Smith, Mrs.
Charles WhtlOck. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. Osterloh. Mrs. l.. Lewis, Of
Lynchburg, and Mrs. Mclntire.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
The following reception committee for the
ball was appointed:
Mrs Dr. Joseph White. chairman; Mrs.
Governor Mckinney. Miss Mildred lee, Miss
Mary Lee, Mrs. General ". II +. Lee. Mrs
rhinp Iaxail, Mrs. Joseph r. Anderson,
Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs. +. NJ. BOykin, Mrs
Benjamin Nash, Mrs f.. l.. HobsOn. Mrs.
Grey Skipwith, Mrs. Thomas Leory, MIS-. g..
ID. lnnghOrnc. Mrs. John Endcrs. Mrs &. j.
stokes. Mrs BlOunt Mason, Mrs. Frank Chris
tian, Mrs. Hunter Mcclure. Mrs. William l..
Royal. Mrs. Frank Patrick, Mrs j. II Whit
~. Mrs. william II. SimplSin. Mrs.
Thomas Boiling. Mrs. James walker.
Mrs. james Patterson. Mrs. A. II. Raynal,
Nrs' ". p. De'Saussure Mrs. j. +.
+. Anderson. Nrs. Charles Smith,
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Burglars AT Bansiife.

DANvILLE, VA. May 2i.--tSpecial. AT
an early hour this morning burglars ei-
tered the grocery store Of J. y. Harris y
breaking a glass in one OF The side w:ndoNs
and turning the latch. ln closing the
store the iron safe was left open, and the
thieves broke open the cash drawer, reliey-
ing il Of all the cash which had been dee
posted.
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p,on.plon has got himselfla9lghed 's'o',, a. 0ncs
more by writing ery letter 10 @ SonSg,"p SSyo~c(
ion " play which deals WIN ,oleon ,1e lIe
ofJosephiue from she itst as IN inn.
actnsily takes himself eed,D e.,',;cs have told
-,.,,l' iei ,5,at the views d,amatists may
a" isRe or of Ns5poIeonic history IN no manner
concern him,
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COMMANDER GRAHAM.

tOhflfNDEk hkAHtM.
Commander Graham and staff of tha
Monitor fleet. have accepted an invitation
sent them 10 the ball. and he and his stafl
will appear in full dress Navy uniform.
THE OLD FIRST.
\ large meeting Of the survivors Of the
Old First was held last night. Among those
present were Captain T.. Z. Reeve, Captain
Benjamin Howard, Captain Eldridge Nor
ris, l.. VI. BlantOn, Thomas ;. Riddick.
Charles stacy, G., A. Noting. ". II. Dean.
j. O'keefe, g. lIaake, II. ". Furcom. Lo-
gan Robins, James Sharp. I. W. Bass, John
\. Meanley. K. McC. Jones &. 4. Loche.
James +. Vaughn. ". +. Humphrey, A.
Jeil Vaughn. and others.
First Nice-Prcsident T.. i. Reeve, presd-
Ing, {. 7. I0che, secretary.
An invitation Of Pickett Camp to turn
out with them was presented and accepted.
The Association viii meet on the 29th at .
\. NJ, when they are to call on General
lOngstreet and Colonel skinner and escort
them 10 the headquarters ve ns4ise.. -. ,
where Il reception will be held. Solons,
First, and Captain William Lawson. who
lost his arm at Gettysburg while carrying
the cOlOrs Of the regiment, was appointed
c0l0r-bearer. The regiment will carry the
colOrs that were carried by Captain h. T..
Reeve at the battle Of Bull Run.
AROUND THE STATUE.
Following are the positions the various
organizations will occupy at the unveiliDg
ceremonies:
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Mrs T,nes Ca. lyie. Mrs 4 " Pattison. Mrs.
Decatur ANt. n, hrs Robert H. nilicch'
Mrs Robert Morton. mrs bcoi.s D. -
Adams. Mrs MOncure Perkins, Mrs. r.. \
IIoeu Mr. James 4. Nclntlr', Mrs belh.Iu
Pegton. Jr: Misses Mary Cameron, Josephine
Lyons. -aiiie Anderson Mary Mclntosn, VA
mic ~ymingtOn, Fannie fcss, JENNIE "
phau ~ommer HAYES, Sallle Mayo, BESSIE
PAGE Nefie Potts, Resale winston. Mary
cullen. Eme Branch. Beulah pattison' FANNIE
Dickinson. Helen Montasne. Sellle Neaiei
May COnnaiiy. Leila Myers Mary Alacsh'
reWry and NiIgic \ Brock
MUSIC FOR THE BALL.
The music committee submitted a report,
which was adopted The musical pro-
erammo Will be - follows, and will be fur
ri.hed by the Fifth Maryland Regiment
Band, Adam ltzel. Jr, conductor:
PART l.
Overture Z mpa" llerold
Pot-pouul-"Congrcss OF Melodies '......-ousi
l-,mprl,ine NationalsAirs of all Countief
War songs and Plantation lunts)
Hail Columbia-Cod save the Queen-Mar-
.afil Use Wearing OF the Green-Macht Am
Rneiu-R Russian HYMN - SPAN - AustIlah
Hymn-Poland- -FMland-Denmark-I Italy
Greece. ,c.
Carry Ne Back 10 Yirginla's Shore-Mary-
land Nv NDryland-BOnnie Blue fll--lst
Going Back 20 Dixie-1assas IN tht toid'
Cold GrornI-N lgger Jlsand Nalk-ATouhd-
l.N . DIX y Ut lIolls -" NAN
.chcrzo "Char-e ofibe Clyairy," Rubnstein
.i;ecO.iettl ns ~ Popular operas .....~..ltzei
introducing the lavorite gems:
IoNNA JUisIATA-ChOrus. "Opening First
Nct'-EemRie Chorus with Alto 500, '>tu-
drnts acknowledgement solo ana chorus
"Wine song. ,......- ,,a,,...
pHlNCs NATHUsALEM-lop opicdi song Inc
Dotlet ON the Lye.'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOLO. "lOyes Tender
Flower Basso Soip AM Male Chorus,
cooper song quintet and Chorus lie II
FRA DGAyoLo-Chorus with Basso solo.
"Ihe PRAYER. ~ ,...
long Chorus, "finnle First Act"
pGISCEss OF iKEBIZOSD-temale Chotus,
"IatrOl OF Pages
MERRY WAR-Tenor SOLO, "Fayorite Waltz
song" ,
QUEENS LACE HASDKERcHIEF-Ense
be, "Grand Finale"
pAEr III.
promenadeA Aida" Verdi
Waltz tanella. Boic
pylka-"tIis Art Was lfue 10 Poll. '--~F okes
overture 'Orpheus." cnoicii
WaitZ-"Song Medley, !
POlka-"Bella BOcea, -..... " aidtfhiei
Descriptive Plece-"A Hunting sceLe,
.......- buc1iossi
The morning breaks calm and peaceful
! The iulntsinen prepare for the pleasure OF the
I caass--A a lump on our saddles ana our hhhl-
/ ip,, horns r.sound- The SOng-Dn the scent
| i,r,,lng OF Oes-shout-"ially lio!-fuii
crv-Ihe ieaIs-ileturn home and finale
saltz-'ihe Begun, ..-.............'-'--De hovs'
Polis- HOrnripe. riiitiii
Miiltaise,
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Lombardy street.

4. grand stand Tor invited guests; b, speak
ors stand: o. seats made of timber used for
statue 20 be occupied by ladies' and veterans;
=. private grand stand; =, veterans organlza-
tlons; I, military; 9. uniformed cavalry; n, ar
| tilltry. l., mounted veterans !, carriage
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General Charles u. 'nder.nn chairman
of the military committee, it-NeN ,he l'l-
..t. t.,f.t.
''" .''- .. ,.lr..l stations r.m
'N i' l.''. "' ',.t s-..,. D,......
May -'li IT'D ''"-
'AI'HiN- 90 "''' '
tenants Steel. Garrison. y anuef thici. .'',-
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81 take the liberty, then, of present.
ing to you, at his request, as the origi-
nal of that portrait-my nephew" And
while Brown senior bit his lips with in.
ward rage, Brown junior stepped for.
ward with an air of conscious virtue.
Just then Alice, hearing voices, ran
around the corner, and tripping up to
her father, laid her hand in his arm.
"What-what does this mean, " gasped
Mrs. Miller, while her husband looked
on in blank amazement.
Madam" said Arthur, 81 love vour
daughter, and ask your consent and
Mr.. Miller's to our marriage. 1t NAV be-
that do not quite come up to the flat.
tering portrait which my uncle, in his
love for me, and his great desire to helm
on my suit, may have drawn of me-
here Brown, senior, actually stamped
his foot in rage--"but 1 can at least
promise to be a good husband to Alice,
if she will have me-" Here Alice's
hand somehow got into Arthurs, and
she stood, kind of link between him
and her father, arm-in-arm with each
'But, Alice, we told your
her father.
"Yes, Alice, we told you"-began her
mother.
''You told me, mamma" said Alice.
sweetly, shat I was to marry-Mr.
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