Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-30

Post commander A. u. Frank. Prof. Kos
ser and selected choir will. sing, and the
Select Knights Cortfet Band will render the
instrumental music. After the placing of
flowers Frank /. Gosser, ESQ.,, viii deliver
an Grafton. At the other cemeteries the
following comrades have been detailed to
take charge of the decoration of graves:
Southside and st. Joseph's, John G. Slas;
st. MichaePs and st. Peters, Fred Langen-
bacher; st. PauPs, J. J. Mcdonald; Zim-
merInan's, j. P. Wilhelm; Concord, Isaac
Amber; st. Wendel's and Outer st. Paul's,
William Beisner and'O. Shawen.
Before taking the cars for Allegheny
Cemetery, Hays Post No. 3, will make a
short street parade with their escort, bat
terry B, who will appear in their new uni
form. The post will leave its headquarters,
No. rs Fourth avenue, at s o'clock sharp,
and go over the following route: Fourth
avenue to Wood, to Fifth avenue, to Grant,
to Sixth avenue, to Wood, to Liberty, where
they they will take the special train for the
cemetery. They will be headed by their
own band, which will appear for the first
time on this occasion. The post will be un-
der the command of Senior Vice Comman-
der f. c. Negley, with j. B. Eaton as Adju-
tant.
The ceremonies in Allegheny will be con-
Quoted by Posts So, 12S and 162, with Camps
and 80, Sons of Veterans. The programme
is as follows:
Services at Hampton Monument
Dirge. .-....................U M A. Band
Reading of orders from national head
PRAYER. c. Miller, 1852
Reading of ritual. 2. Stewart, s.
Violets JAS. r. Hutchinson, So
Geraniums .Ihos. u. tonnes 1eS ES
White flowers. "A. b. Mckenzie, l6z
Post 162 will proceed to Troy Hill and
neighboring cemeteries, and decorate the
graves of comrades.
and Bellevue Cemeteries, where the follow
ing services will be observed:
At Uniondale.
Music, "Still Remembered" . Post 12s Choir
Reading General Order No. II, of May 5, 1868,
issued by Commander in Chief John A.
Logan, designating May S0as Memorial Day;
mander George Boyer, under date of May
9, ordering posts to observe the occasion,
by Adjutant General. ....... John S. Nicho1
Music, "Under the Laurel and Rose.
Post 1913 Choir
Prayer. Rev. w. E. Donaldson
RifgSs; Ia 5Ss Name Of Post So Strand Army Band
- ~ ...............'. -e - . o .Comradie Robert Harper
In the Name of Post l28.
.;...;.....:. .Comrade A. c. Mcconnell
In the Name of Post l62.....;.. .n;....."Y.
Decoration Hymn. Post 12s Choir
Oratlon- :.heV. .. ID. Mluer'
MUSIC ~ Pan
Brief services will also be held at the
Soldiers Monument and the statue of Com
rade Thomas A. Armstrong.
Outlook for the Day at Sewickley.
At Sewickley the services will be in
charge of Posts 3 and S8 and Camp SO, Sons
of Veterans. The following is the pro-
gramme:
2 singing-"T6c Are Gone Down the;
Soprano, Mrs. j. Sharp Mcdonald.
Alto, Miss Madge Irwin.
Tenor, Mr. r. j. Cunningham.
Basso, Mr.. John Irwin, Jr.
.....Adjt. General W. III. Lambert, Post
4. Address. Commander John s; La1nbie
6. Formal Placing Of Flowers:
Part I-Violets,
Comrade W. H. Lockart, Post IS.
Part II-Daisies,
Comrade ]. F. Schroeder, Jr., Posts.
Part III-Geraniums
Comrade Samuel Moore, Post 8.
Part IV-White Flowers.
Comrade John A Shook, Post So.
T. Singing-'Tenting Tonight. "....... Choir
" ''..e. ~ .. .Comrade Lee S. Smith. Post s
9. singing.."Cover' Them Der. With
TO- PeeU1ation Of ali soldiers graves z a. oaoE
Gen. Alex. Hays Post No 5, Pittsburg,
F. G. Negley, S. ", Jos. B. Eaton,
Commander. Act. Adjt.
Abe Patterson Post No. sS, Allegheny,
Samuel Scott, Sidney Brauff,
Commander. Adjutant.
John 1. Nevin Camp No. 49,
Emil Rebele, Captain.
Benediction.
Supper will be served the visiting comrades
by committee of ladies at the Opera House,
after services at the cemetery.