Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

have been formed in the meantime by
brigades in line OF masses ON the east
side on the field at Washington Park.
AS the president approaches the
grounds the presidents salute will be
fired, and on his taking his position
opposite the center Of the line the
commands will change direction by the
left aank, forming columns, and pass
In reviow in tho usual order, except
that the distance In column will be
that in mass. The present by the
commend and the ride around the line
will be dispensed with, owing TO the
limited time. The troops having passed
IN review viii then become the escorts
OF honor for the entire possession and
will continue the march via Fifty
seventh street 20 the exposition
grounds, then CO TO the manufacturers
and liberal arts building, where the
troops win take positions assigned
them, the officials occupying the plat
form prepared for them. As the prcsi-
dents carriage passes through the ex-
position grounds battery on tho lake
front will fire tho national salute,
PROGRAMME IN THE BUILDING.
At 1880 o'clock the following pro-
gramme Of exercises will take place
In the Manufactures building, under
the director-general as master OF cere-
monies:
l. columbian March," composed
by Prof. John X. Paine, OF Cam
bridge.
> Prayer by Bishop Charles II.
Fowler. d. D., Ii. D., Of California
B. Introductory address by the Direct
or-General.
4. Address of welcome and tender OF
tho freedom, OF the City OF Chicago by
Hampstead Washburn, mayor.
S. Selected recitation from the Dedi-
oatory Ode, written by Miss Harriet
Monroe, OF Chicago; music by g. w.
Chadwick, OF Boston; reading by Mrs.
Sarah O, lie Moyne.
G. Presentation by the director OF
works Of the master artists Of the ex-
position Of the Worlds Columbian ex-
position, and award TO them OF special
Commemorative medals.
Z. Chorus-"The Heavens Are Tell
ingr-Haydn.
3. Address "Work Of the Board of
Lay Mauagers'-AIs. Potter Palmer,
president
.. Tender Of the buildings on behalf
OF the Worlds Columbian exposition
by the president thereof 10 tho presi-
dent Of the Worlds Columbian com
mission.
10. Presentation OF tho buildings by
the president Of the Worlds Columbian
commission 10 the president Of the
United States for dedication.
If. Dedication Of the buildings by
tho president OF the United States.
u. "Hnlleluiah Chorus" from the
"Mossiah"- Handel.
u, OBLIGATORY oration-William Q.
p. Breckinridge.
IL. "Siar 5pangled Banner and
HAIL Columbia with full chorus and
orchestral accompaniment.
10. Columbian oraiion--Ohauncey
NJ. Depow Of New York.
-lB. Prayer by his eminence, Cardi-
nal James Gibbons, Archbishop OF Bal
timOre.
II. Chorus-'Iu Praise OF Cod
Beethoven.
rs. Benediction by the Rev. II. C.
McCook, Of philadelphia.
10 National salute.
THREE DISPLAYS OF FIREWORKS.
The night Of October q there viii be
display Of fireworks 10 Washington,
Garfield and Lincoln parks, Instead
Of IN jackson park, as at first Intended.
Inaugural ceremonies IN connection
with the World's Congress auxiliary
viii also take place the night Of Octo-
Der q at The auditorium. President
Harrison viii be the honorary chair
man for the occasion, and Archbishop
ireland will deliver the Grafton