Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27

PARADE.
The column will move from Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th street at 10 am. sharp, and
the route will be via 18th street, Pennsylvania
avenue and NJ street to the Aqueduct BRIDGE
where the parade will be dismissed.
THE LINE WILL BE COMPOSED AS FOLLOWS:
Detachment of mounted police.
Officer Of the day. chief and additional aids.
Third battalion, District Of Columbia National
Guard, Capt. M. Mahany. commanding,
and staff.
Co. A, Capt W. J. Simmons; Co. B, First
Lieut.. Fabian Columbus; Co. c, First
Lieut.. Chas. E. Swigart; Co. D,
Capt. H. W. Weber
Carriages with orator, chaplain and poet
Marine Band. Prof. Fanciulli. leader.
Past department commanders.
Members of staff of commander-in-chief.
"Old Guard" Capt. James Edgar, command
ing.
Capital City Guard, Capt. Abram Acwith.
Gen. John A. Logan Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
c. H. Sayles, captain.
Department officers and official staff, depart
ment staff.
John A. Rawlins Post. No 1. James E. DeJester,
commander.
Kit Carson Post, No. 2, Abraham Hart, COM
mander.
Lincoln Post, No. 8. Daniel Williams, COM
mander.
o. P. Morton Post. No. 4, Walter Middleton,
commander.
George G. Meade Post, No. s. Charles Mat
thews. commander.
Marine Drum Corps.
Potomac Association Of Naval Veterans, Robert
NJ. vanneman. commander.
John F. Reynolds Post. No. 6, John B. Ran
dolph, commander
James A. Garfield Post, No. Z, Thos. r.
Senior commander.
Burnside Post. No. .. Lorenzo Vanderhoef,
commander.
Charles Sumner Post. No. g. W. A. Shannon,
commander.
Farragut Post, No. 10, II. II. Moler, COM
marider.
Charles P. Stone Post. No. II, VIM. H.
Hoover, commander.
L. s. Grant Post. No. IL. II. NJ. Gilman,
commander.
John A. Logan Post. No. is, VIM. H. Peck,
commander.
Phil. Sheridan Post. No. IA, H. E. Burton,
commander.
Geo. II. Thomas Post. No. Is, B. F. Fuller,
commander.
W. T. Sherman Post, No. 16, Thomas Turner,
commander
Henry Wilson Post, No. Il, VIM Y. Deere, COM
mander.
Potomac Post, No. Is. J. r. Hayes, commander
Geo. U. Morris Post, No 10, b. T. Janney COM
mander.
Lafayette Post, No. 90 Edwin J. Sweet, COM
mander.
At Arlington.
National salute at IL m.
Light battery, fourth United States artillery.
Music by the Marine Band, Prof. F. Fanciulli,
director
Vocal music by the Grand Army Musical Union
under direction of E. d. Tracy.
Officer of the day. Comrade ]. H. Jochum.
Officer Of the guard. Lieut.. s. NJ. Gordon.
Senior aid-de-camp, John NJ. Keogh.
DECORATION OF THE GRAVES.
The procession. consisting of members Of the
G. A. r. and W. r. c.. L. L. w.. L. Of G. A. R.,
L. A. S.. s. of ", ex-sodiers and sailors. invited
guests and public, will form at IL m. in front
of the Arlington mansion, headed by the
Marine Band. The procession will then march
to the tomb Of the Unknown" where. halt
ing, the band will play a dirge during the
decoration Of the tomb, after which the march
will be continued by the main road to the
cemetery, when the procession will separate
and proceed with the decoration of the graves.
The Marine Band. during the ceremonies Of
decoration, will render appropriate selections.
After the decoration of the graves the pro-
amphitheater, where the services will be held.
SERVICES AT THE AMPHIrHEArER.
Vocal music by the Grand Army Musical
Union E. d. Tracy, director.
Instrumental music by the Marine Band,
Prof. F. Fanciulli. director.
l. q Sounding the assembly ............ Bugler
b Dirge-Chorale, The Old Hundredth"
Luther. Marine Band
2. Calling the assembly to order
S. E. Faunce, dept commander
g. lode to America (Howard)
GRAND Army Musical Union
Rev. H. S. Stevens, dept chaplain
5. Song, go, Let Me Weep (Sir J. Stephen
SOM. ......................M Marine Band
6. Reading of orders and roll of dece ased COM
rades. by G.. NJ. Hustled. Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Z. ''Blest Be the Ground U-eavitt),
Grand Army Musical Union
8. Song, Crooked in the Cradle of the Deep"
lhnlght) Marine Band
9. Original poem. AT Arlington"
Comrade Dewitt C. Sprague
10. "Cover Them Over With Beautiful Flow
Grand Army Musical Union
II. Grafton. ..Ho Hon. VIM. Z. Simonds
II. The Flag They Loved So Well'' Oeslie)
Grand Army Musical Union
10. Benediction. Rev. s. NJ. Newman, D. d.
Il ''Safe in the Arms OF Jesus (Doane)
Marine Band
Grand Army Musical Union. Comrade Z. d.
Tracy, director-C Nj. d. Browne. E. H.
Brown, R; H. Boswell, A, W. Barber.
&. g. Bollinger. P. W. Coleman. L. F.
Callan, d. H. Clark, Thomas Caver, A. J. Ed
son. Granville Fernald, J. S. Garrison, J. o.
German. R. d. Gardner, J. F. Hodson, c. E.
Hawkins, j. I. Hensley, W. r. Hillyer, J. L.
Houchen. G. c. Johnston. Joseph Jouy, J. Boyd
Jones. VIM A. Moore, r. NJ. Mckee. W. Is.
Mckelden. D. G. Proctor. Harry Player, G. B.
Rose. J. P. Reed IL F. Smith, j. E. Snow, l..
P. Seibold, H. c. Sayles. E. D. Tracy, Geo.
Wheeler. j. c. Windsor. J. Winans; Mrs. E. d.
Tracy. pianist. The organ used on this occasion
has been kindly loaned by W. G. Metzerott
4 Co.
At Arlington on Memorial day no carriages
will be allowed in the cemetery except those
belonging to the Grand Army and government
officials, until pm. The lower gate will be
closed except for exit All carriages entering
the ground will, after unloading. drive to the
park Immediately i'll the rear of the stable.
Those carriages remaining outside the ceme-
terry will be required after unloading to drive
into the cavalry drill grounds.
Soldiers Home National Cemetery,
under the direction of Nathan Bedford senior
vice department commander.
The veterans of the home, under the COM
mand of Capt d. A. Irwin, deputy governor Of
the home. and all visitors attending the cere-
monies, will assemble at the sp eaker's stand at
1890 o'clock a IN.