The times., 1898-05-30
Parade.

Parade.
The line for parade VIII be formed on
the north side of Pennsylvania Avenue,
the right resting on Fifteenth Street, viii
march in sections Of eight, and will
move promptly at 10 a m.
The route viii be Up Fifteenth Street TO
Pennsylvania Avenue; along Pennsylva-
mia Avenue to Jackson Place; up Jackson
Place to II Street: along II Street to
Thirteenth Street; down Thirteenth
Street to Pennsylvania Avenue; thence TO
Thirteen-and-a-half Street, where those
participating in the parade viii take the
electric cars TO Arlington.
The following named posts will not ap-
pear in the general parade. having been
detailed for duty at other cemeteries:
Farragut, No. 10; John a Logan, No. I3:
George IL Thomas, No. 10; Henry Wilson,
No. Il, and George L Morris, No. l9
The line viii be composed as follows:
Detachment Of mounted police.
Officer OF the day and aides.
Carriages with orator. poet and chaplain.
Fourth artillery band, Prof A Baglione,
leader
Old Guard, Capt. James NJ Edgar. COM
manding.
Sons of Veterans. Col Z. X DePuy
commanding.
Sailors and marines OF the late war, Capt.
W. II. Michael commanding.
Department commander.
Department officers AID official staff.
Past department commanders.
Members Of the staff OF commander-in-
chief
Mount Pleasant Field Band, J. c.
Churchill director.
John A. Rawlins Post, No. /. S. ]. Block,
commander.
8
han commander.
Lincaln Post. No. g. George w Hazer.
o. p. Morton Post, No. 1, James Wells,
commander.
George G. Meade Posi-, No. s. Nathan
King commander.
John T. Reynolds Post. No. c, Thomas
Galloway commander.
James A. Garfield Post. No. :, F. H.
Wagner commander.
Burnside Post, No. s, /. Z. Gridley COM
mander.
Charles Sumner Post. No. 9. William II.
Liverpool commander.
Potomac Post. No. II. J. r. Hayes, N. D.,
commander.
u. S. Grant Post, No Z, III. L. johnson,
commander.
Phil. Sheridan Post, No. Il. Theodore
Hausmann commander.
Lafayette Post, No. 20. Hugh w. Burns,
commander.
Order OF exercises
Arlington National Cemetery.
National salute at y m
Music by the Fourth Artillery Band.
Prof a. Buglione, Leader.
Vocal music by the quartet.
George H LilIebridge, Director
officer of the day.
Lieut.. Michael Mahany.
Officer of the guard
Lieut. A. J. Cunning.
Decoration Of the graves.
The procession, consisting of members
of the G. a. r. and W r. c, L. /. W,
J.. of G. A r., L. A. s.. S. of V, ex-sol-
diers and sailors, invited guests and the
public viii form at z o'clock south of the
Arlington mansion. headed by the Fourth
Artillery Band. The procession will then
march 10 the tomb of the Unknown
where the band viii halt and play dirge
during the decoration Of the tomb. after
which the march viii be continued by the
main road TO the cemetery, when the pro-
cession viii separate and proceed with
the decoration of the graves.
The Fourth Artillery Band, during the
ceremonies Of decoration. win render ap-
propriate selections. After the decoration
of the graves the procession will again
form and march to the amphitheater,
where the services will be held.
Services at the Amrhftheater.
J. a. Sounding Assembly. .Bugle
b. Dear Native Land (Jungman)..
Fourth Artillery Band.
2. The Artillerist's Oath C. f. Ad-
ans .---..-.-..-............ Quartet
3. Calling the Assembly 10 Order.
Arthur Hendricks. Department Com.
a. The Wayside Chapel CNTilson) ......
Fourth Artillery Band
s. Invocation. Rev. Benz. Swallow
Past Department Chaplain
G. Memorial Hymn "a. B. Winch)...
Quartet
Z. Reading Of Orders. L. Vanderhoef
Assistant Adjutant General
8 Army Hymn peabody .--...........
Fourth Artillery Band
9. Oration. Hon. John NJ Thurston
TO- Consolation CII. NJ. Dow).....-Q Quartet
IL Poem. .Comrade d. ]. Evans
T. Ldncoln's Gettysburg Address. L.
Nanderhoef. Asst Adjutant General
e. Nearer, Ny God. to Thee (AIason)
Fourth Artillery Band
"a. Grafton. Hon. John c. Clancy
IS. The Star-Spangled Banner Gran
els S Key). with Band Accompa-
niment. George H. Lnlebridge
16. Benediction. Rev. Benz Swallow
Past Department Chaplain
Quartet-Messrs. George c. Ross. first
bass: Barnard c. Ryan second bass; b.
w Beebe. second tenor: George H. Lille
bridge. first tenor. Accompanist, Mrs. An
ME /. Goodhue.
Special NavaI Services at Tomb of
Admiral Porter.
This feature of the services at Arling-
ton win take place Immediately in front
OF the Mansion.
Program:
J. Sounding Assembly. .Buglers of Mt
Pleasant Field Band
2 Columbia Victrix CThomas Calver)
ST. Stephens Choir
g. Invocation.
4 National Anthem QP S. Gilmore)..
ST. Stephens Choir
s. Loss OF the Maine-Recitation
Miss Cora Agnes Penfield
6. Address Hon. Hilary a. Herbert
T. American Hymn (KelJer). ............
ST. Stephens Choir
8 Address ---..-..-..-Judg T. W. Collins
St. Stephens Choir
Grant and Porter Hon W. H. Michael
II. The Hour of Mourning (Thomas
Calver) Mss Teresa Machen
u. America. ST. Stephens Choir and
Audience
Is. Taps. .Buglers of Mount Pleasant
Field Band
Committee
William II. Michael. Chairman; Marion
r. Anderson, Thomas Galloway.
Congressional Cemetery.
Under the direction Of j. B. Carter. Jun
ior Vice Department Commander.