The state chronicle., 1893-05-28

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shrine rather than some towering
monumental structure. The sug-
gestlon has been made that the
shrine be q simple Greek temple.
with certain number of columns
IN front, and following the rule,
double and one over on the sides.
In this temple it is urged that there
should be q recumbent figure of
Mr.. Davis lighted from the top, and
IN bas-relief in the architrave, freize,
cornice and pediment of the temple
should be sculptured the principal
events in the history of the Confed-
erscy.
The location of the burial plot
was selected by Mrs. Davis. It is
SO situated that it catches the first
rays OF the sun in the morning and
the last rays in the evening.
THE PROGRAMME IN RALEIGH.
We republish below the pro-
gramme of ceremonies which will
be observed here on next Tuesday
On the arrival of the funeral train
Zen route from New Orleans to
Richmond) at Union Station on
tuesday at 1O:45, u, NJ, May 3Oth,
1893, the remains of Mr.. Davis will
be received and escorted to the
Capitol building and lie in state in
the rotunda until the afternoon un-
Ger guard of honor. They will be
received at the station By the mayor
OF the city and Adjutant General of
the State, and at the entrance to
Capitol square by the Governor of
the State and his Staff.
Order cf procession, via Mart;.
and Fayetteville streets to the Cao-
itol 1:
Plateon of Police G. D. Heartt
chief.
Knights of Pythias Band of R.,e;ob
Governors Guard, Military escort
Funeral car drawn by six horses,
James Jones formerly a servant
OF MIR. Davis9 driver; John w,
Brown, director.
The casket will be borne nv r
Wiley Jones, S. w. Walker. n. s
Mosely, J. r. Rogers, f. H. Bradley
and J. Q, Hudson.
lst Division. Pre- ,idsnt and FIR.
ecutive Committee of the State Con.
federate Veterans A ssociation :,
Geo. W. Sanderli q and Chss q
Clark, chiefs.
Ind Division. FAKE COUNTY Coa-
federate Veteran ASS ociation end
Ex-Cenfederate Soldiers generally
W. G. Stronach. L. D. Stevenson, e.
NJ. Allen and N. ". Vest, chiefs.
3rd Division. Wisiti ing escorts
J. E. Hill and Geo. Fl. Snow, chiefs
4th Division. Kexth Carolina es-
cort: b P. Willismsc N and z, J.
Haywood, chiefs.
9Th Division. Office RS and ex.
otfeers of the various departments
OF the State Goxarnme mt : Waite,
Clark, chief.
@5th Division-layor and city and
county officials, Chant ,er of Com
merce and citizens gene rally: j. NJ
Heck, chief.
1th Dlvision-1he sch ools,; rnder
the immediate cherge of their .prin-
cipals.
st. Mary's and Peace I nstit7te.
grlcultural College a; I'D Gracod
Schools.
Morson and benson 8 School.
John B. Burwen aad G. i. Dccson.
chiefs.
oth Division-Lsdies' Memorial
ana Monumental Associ; .tioas and
Ladies generally: E. Blu rke Hay
wood and G. M. Busbee, hiefs.
The Divisions as above indicated.
ander the escort of the entlenen
named will be assigned th cir .pcsi-
uons on Martin and Fa yetteWlle
streets by the marskals, g nd each
Will Join the procession, in regular
order, as it passes.
The head of the column viii
Rarch around capitol square, and,
With Division Z and 2, enter the
grounds at the north gate.
Divisions 3, 4, 5, and G will enter |
It the east gate.
Divisions Z and 8 will enter at
he south gate. and converge.
AT THE CAPITOL.
Cnants and Dirges by the choir
Nm. s. Primrose, Director.
Prayer by Rev. NJ. M. Marshall
Return to the station via the west
ate and Hillsboro and Dawson ST.
pf unfavorable weather should
revent the carrying out of the pro-
ramme, appropriate ceremonies
I'll be he'd in the large waitine o
ocms of the Union station.)
Any visiting military company
aat may attend, will be ASSIGNED t
) escort in the procession.
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y Southern Associated Press. '
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