The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-22


will march to the cemetery from the
Wheelmen's Park, whereit will hold the
annual target shoot in the morning, and
will meet the other organizations at the
cemetery gate.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The line will be formed at 3:45 O'Clock
in the following order:
Gen. lSorrel, chief marshal and aides,
mounted.
The Regimental Band.
The detachment of police.
The monument committee, composed Of
Col. w w. Gordon, Mr.. c. +. Prender-
CAST DR. VIM Duncan, Mr. John M
Bryan and Capt. John Green, in car
riages, accompanied by the orator of the
day, Mr.. w. G. Charlton, and Rev. @. H.
Strong.
The military will enter as followsi
First Regiment Infantry.
Guards Battalion.
Chatham Artillery.
Detachment of Fifth Cavalry, dis
mounted.
The Georgia Hussars.
The Hibernian Society, the Savannah
Rifle Association, the Confederate
Veterans Association.
Citizens.
Military band.
Knights Templar.
MaSons
Mayor and aldermen.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons. The
Grand lodge claimed its privilege
upon such occasions of bringing
up the rear and the Masons the
privilege of escorting the mayor and alder
men, while the Knights Templar act as
escort to the party.
THE CORNERSTONE LAYING.
The first ceremony after arriving at the
monument will be the laying of the corner
stone by the grand lodge This will be
most imposing ceremony and will be
participated in by the following acting
officers; Grand Master w. S. Rockwell,
Deputy Grand Master r. G. Mum, S. G.
Warden S. P. Hamilton, J. G. Warden
VIM. Duncan, G. Secretary ]. H. Estill,
G. Treasurer ]. R. Sheldon, c. S. d. John
u. Mallory, G, ]. d. G. S. Connerat, @. S.
S. A. @. Harmon, G. ]. s. T. J. Charlton.
g. Marshal James Manning, G. Architect
Thomas Ballantyne, Book OF the Consti-
buttons r. L. Colding. Great Lights G. A.
Brock, G. s. Bearer A. ID. Thompson, G.
Tier John S. Tyson.
After the completion of the Masonic
ceremony Col. w. w. Gordon, chairman
of the monument committee, will make
the report of the committee, reciting the
history of the movement which resulted
in the erection of the monument.
The monument will then be unveiled,
after which will follow the grafton by
Hon. Walter G. Charlton. The exercises
Rev. G. H. Strong.
TIE INVITED GUESTS
Those who will occupy positions on the
platform besides the monument COM
mittee, the orator and Rev. Mr..
Strong, will be Mrs. r, H Anderson,
and the brothers of Gen. Anderson now
living in Savannah, Maj. George w. An
derson, Mr.. Clarence G. Anderson and
Col Clifford w. Anderson. Inyitations
a To JCt,Y
and Mrs. w. S. Chisholm, widow of the
late Judge Chisholm, the only sister of
Gen. Anderson, both of whom reside in
New York, and also to Mrs Willie Allen,
formerly of Virginia, but now of New
York, and to Gen. Anderson's son, Lieut..
Robert H. Anderson, Ninth infantry,
United States army.
The large bronze bust of Gen. An
derson, which surmounts the granite
base, represents him in the confederate
uniform.
Gen. Sorrel has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen to act as aids to the marshal
for the occasion: w. II. Daniels, j. l..
Walthour, John Screven, Jr., A. B. Hull
John r. Young, W. d. Simkins aud
Wylly Woodbridge
The visiting cavalry companies will
arrive by the morning trains on the Cen
trial and Savannah, Florida and Western
railways. They will be met by Capt. A.
Il. Way, adjutant, and Capt. Q. n. Brandt,
surgeon of the Fifth cavalry.
THE CORNER STONE CONTENTS.
The following is a list of the articles
that will be deposited in the cornerstone
of the monument:
Commission of Robert H. Anderson as first
lieutenant OF artillery, Confederate states,
dated March. 90 1861
Commission as major and assistant adiutant
general, confederate states, dated sept L.
1861.
NOmmlss on as major first battalion "Geor-
gia sharpsnooters, dated July % 1862
special order adlutant ana Inspector gen
eral S Office Confederate states, Richmond.
Va, Oct. 3D. 1862, accepting resignation Of
Maj. r. h. Anderson as assistant adjutant
general.
COMMISSIONS as colonel Confederate states to
serve with volunteer troops, Temporary
rank GATE Jan. 81, 1868, 10 report to Cen q
7. Beauregard.
Commission as colonel Temporary rank
date Jan. 81, 1863, 30 report for duty with the
Fifth Georgia aEalry regiment.
Bronze medal IA memory OF Albert Pike
sovereign grand master Of Masons southern
jurisdiction United States OF America. pre-.
kented o. Or. K j. Mum $50 degree.
bronze medal commemorative OF Lieut.
Gtn Thomas Jonathan jackson l"Stone-
wall j,
List OF Subscribers 10 Testimonial Fund
Copy " Police rules and regulations
topy OF fulcs OF Georgia Hlssars as pub
iisheq January, ls5l. with roll Of members o.
copy % constitution ana by laws and roll Of
.t4nfft NJ savannah itine Association, FeJ.