Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

Up nlA-f arc ~ B''A''CH' 1898
during ceremonies.
AFTER CEREMONIES
The column will reform and move as in
dicate hereafter.
ORDER OF MARCH.
Each organization will take up the line
of march as its position IS uncovered In
the following order:
General John Il. Gordon, Chief Marshal
and stan.
General Charles j. Anderson and Staf.
Volunteer Infantry.
Volunteer Artillery.
Volunteer Cavalry.
ll-Beareis-Active and Honorary.
CATAFALQUE.
Family.
Jefferson Davis Monument Association.
General Thomas A. Brander and staff.
Stonewall Brigade Band.
veteran Camps on foot.
Veteran Artillery on foot.
Camps OF Sons of Veterans.
Civic Societies on foot.
Citizens on foot.
Veteran Cavalry mounted.
Officors of the Hollywood Cemetery Com
pany IN carriages
City Council in carriages.
LADIES' Hollywood Memorial Association IN
carriages.
Ladies' lakewood Memorial Association in
carriages.
Ladies' Hebrew Memorial Association IN
carriages.
Ladies' Auxiliary Associations in carriages.
Clvic Societies in carriages.
Citizens IN carriages.
Citizens mounted.
When the head of tho volunteer artillery
reaches the corner OF Cherry and Beverly
streets it will turn to the right continuing
its march up Beverly street. followed by
the volunteer cavalry and all mounted
organizations. until il reaches Randolph
street, where it will turn to the left and
continue the march down Randolph street,
through River-Niew cemetery to the posi-
tiOn nssigne !. .-...-- .a..-.
The head of the column on entering
HOLLYWOOD will halt. with It's left resting
on HOLLYWOOD gate until the column can
close up the space left vacant by the artil-
lery and cavalry, when 1t Will take up the
line of march.
Arriving at the grave, the military will
be formed in the avenue to the right, over
looking the bluff. The veterans will be
massed in the avenue to the left. Tho
ladies OF the several memorial associations
and auxiliary camps. will occupy the oval
section east OF the grave.
Organizations will remain in position
until the services are over.
SERVICES AT THE GRAVE.
Funeral dirge by Stonewall Band. CON-
posed by Jacob Reinhardt.
Reading of the Scriptures by Bishop Ii.
NJ Thompson. of Mississippi.
Prayer by DR.. NJ. ID. Hose, ofRichmond,
Va.
HYMN. by DIR. W. w. Landrum, of Rich
mond, Va, "How Firm Foundation
Bercdiction. by DR.. o. S. Barten. Of
Norfolk, Va.
Bugle signal.
Military salute by infantry and artillery.
Taps.
AFTER THE sERvICEEs.
The column will reform IN the same
order to attend the memorial services OF
the Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Assoca-
tion on Gettysburg Hill, taking up the line
of march along Riverside avenue to New
avenue. thence along New avenue 10 Md
Vale avenue, thence down Mid-Vale ave-
rue TO West-Vale avenue. thence up West
Vale avenue TO Western avenue, thence up
Western avenue TO Confederate avenue.
thence along Confederate avenue to the
Soldiers monument. and thence to Get
tysburg Hill, where they will be formed
IN mass and remain in position until the
exercises are closed.
by order OF GIN. JOIN b. GoRDoS.
Chief Marshal.
Colonel John B. Cary, Chief of Staff.
GENERAL ooRDoS's STAFF.
The following are tbs gentlemen who
constitute the staff of General John b.
Gordon, the chief marshal of the process
sion Colonel John b. Cary (chlef of
stafl), General W. b. Taliaferro, General
James A. Walker, General g. NJ. Sorrell,
General William McComb, General Scott
Ship, General Eppa Hunton, General
George Moorman, General Z. NJ. Law,
General A. 4. Lawton, General r; F..
Hoke, General A. II. Colquitt. General w.
r. Cox. General William b. Bate. General
9. A. Battle. General W. T.. Roberts. Gen
eral Joseph Wheeler. General G.. q. Whar-
ton, Colonies Morton Marye. William III.
Palmer, +. NJ. Boykin. William Lamb, Il.
l.. Maury, G.. Percy Halves, w. L. Robins.
i. NJ. Henry. +. Nj. Parker, II. Kyd.
Douglass, L. ID. Starke, Majors Il. Taylor
Scott J. b. Hill; Captain Thomas Tabb,
liams. j. Pembroke Jones, Baker p. Lee,
W. w. Finney. Rev. William Munford,
William ii. Weisiger. John Chamblin, j.
p. George, b. X. Selden. Charles Selden.
Colonies Thomas NJ. Jones, Joseph H..
Ham. Edward Ivy, Henry 4. Douglas. A.
q. Dickinson. W. ID. Chitiey, and Tazewell
Elicit.
Among the distinguished guests who
will accompany the chief marshal and his
stan. IN carriages, are General Jnoai A;
Early, General Dabney III. Manry, General
Harry Heth. General William II. Payne,
and Hon. John W. Daniel.
GENERAL BRAspER's STAFF.
General Thomas A. Brander will have o
double stat. Those from the Grand Camp
of Virginia will DO Colonies Daniel NJ. Lee,
second commander; Thomas Leives. third
commander; Charles Sizer, inspector-gen-
erai Washington Taylor, quartermaster-
general; Rev. b. ID. Tucker. chaplain gen.
eral; DIR. Il. b. Slower, surgeon-general /;
Coionels James N. Stubs and j. f.,
Rockwell. aides; Captain Thomas Ell
lett, adjutant-general john s. Elicit.
DR.. Thomas j. Moore. Captain L. ID.
Starke. A. l.. Crouch, Joseph w. Thomas,
Major James IL. Capers. Judge f. c. Minor,
II. Clay Chamblin. 3. W. Travers. Colonel
j. w. White. Major N. V. Randolph, Colo
mel Jacob s. Allen, Colonel Alexander w.
Archer, Colonel W. 7. Smith. Colonel John
Il. Purcell. Hon. j. @. Dickerson. James /.
Gray, Colonel John Murphy. Rolfe L.
Glover. Robert H. Boykin, w. III. Curtis.
Joseph nj. Fourqurean. A. Bargamin,
James I. Ferrite,. J. II. Flournoy, Frank
Hill, James j.. Haryie, William l.. White.
From the United Confederate Veterans:
Colonel Charles @. wertenbaker. inspector.
general; Colonel Charles p. Bigger, quar-
termsster-gcneral; DIR. ]. ID. Moncure,
surgeon general Judge George L. Chris
tan. udge-advocate; Judge Il. W. Flour
noy, assistant ludRe-adyocxto; Rev. Lam
don u. Mason, chaplain-ge general; Major
r. O. Marshall, MAJOR 8. w. Paulett.
Major William ksan. Major Joesph Bryan.