The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27

bitt, J. II. Crawford. ". .. Smith, Richard
Allen, william Jones, William N. Green,
r.. II. Williams, j. x. Dibbie, Sam wilson
E. n. Scott, J. n. Mathewe. w II. Scott
s. M. Lyons. II. l.. Scott, A. T. Lockstt
Hannibal Mobiles. l.. r. Jones
Jones, Van ~ Mckinney. Tom Davenport,
F. I. Richarlson, v. II. Hubert, James
Wilson, A. J.. Wakefield. F II. Robey, y.
b. Ramsey. Robert l.. Andrews, VIII AL.
len.
On decoration--Mrs. w A. Paker,
chairman, Mesdames Lou Long, 9. IL.
Brock. Emma 1ayior, 3. a siim0re, L.
A.. Keelan. Charles Anterior, Amy vii.
son. Ella Ryan Mary e. Wakefield. w.
e, Miller. Julia Moore, Jennie Adams,
Bette Davenport. p. A.. Sharkie, Matte
Jones, l.. r. Jones, Julia Sanders, f. l..
Lights, Julia King, q. II. Williams, j. II
Garnet, Masai. Moore, NJ. j. Lewis, j.
n. Armstrong, A. Y. Taylor, Lucy wan.
j. Rhinedera, II. p. Scovall, Gounia Dun
nigan, Josephine Taylor, Alice Banks. p.
r. Scott, NJ Il. GORDON, A. T. Lockett,
A. M. Mckinney. w. II. Scott, j. l.. Toll
lert. Simpson, BNjsie Lawrence, w. n.
Spencer. B. T Reese, w. n. Hubert, w.
Anderson, RUea Bolden, Lizzie Mays. Mary
Watts, Il. j. Perry L. w. Woods Me-
Knight, y NJ. Williams, I. b. Birch. b.
Sparks, F r. Robey. l.. e. Davis, Misses
N. ~. lftil, ~. n. Ia! 'or, ~. M. Scott, H.
a. Wilson, n. r. Johnson, d. d. Law
son, Nj. Minor. I. B. Gordon T.. ],
Jones, Bessie Kyle, NJ. Scott, G. Clark,
Cora E. Moore, p. Il. Gray, l.. " Wat
son. A. u. Wilkerson. S. Turner, z. NJ
Taylor, l.. e Loomas. /. b. Maxey, %.
Mccullough, L. Burney, Il. Keelan, Ella
Perry, G. Scott. G. Williams, Blanche
Mobiles, l.. V. Fuller, Sophia Brokenber;y.
X. Green Gertie Brock, Annie Roberts.
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The exercises will take place in the Au-
d.torium. which has been giaciously ten
Del ed for ;he occasion, and the programme
to be executed on the occasion as far as
completed is as follows:
Music--Prof. Fl. c. Hardy director.
Invocation r. l.. Lights
Oraton--Dr u. j Hull.
Quincy as a Citizen Prof j. II. Craw-
ford
"Cuney as a Husband and Father" Rev
+. II. Collie-.
Quincy as Friend"Rev H. Watts.
Quincy rs an Organizer'-E. H. vii
liams
Quincy as Race Leader"-Prof H. ID.
Tarver.
Quincy as a Republican"-Hon. H. Q.
'e aeuney as politician.-Hon. Richard
Allen
Quincy as a Statesman" H. Nc
Kinney.
cuney as Counselor William NJ.
Greene.
Eulosies by DR.. j II. Garnett j. Leon
Jones, Dr. j. L. Dibble. William Davis,
A. j. Wakefield ]. ); Tibbitt. Prof. VIII
liam G. Dickson, pr w. II. Scott, Prof.
L. l. Richardson. Rev. p C. Hunt.
Popular subscription towards the Quincy
memorial fund
Benediction- Rev. A. r. Calhoun.
Bailey Sparks. president; ], Leon Jones,
secretary; Profs. C. Athcrtor. w. r, eagle,
w s. Franc:s. S. C. Collins, w. e, Mil
lcr w. i. Smith, honorary vice pres'-
deuts,
The memorials will be held Sunday
afternoon, Aprii II, at l o'clock. Many
persons from other places are expected
here for the occasion, and preparations for
5000 are being made
The following musical programme will
be executed under the leadership of Prof.
ii C. Hardy
Organ voluntary-Desd March in Saul.
Nearer Ny God TO Thee"-Bethany.
Anthem" Bless the Lord.
Anthem--"S Saviour Breathe a Blessing"
Apthem-"That Beautiful Golden Gate"
Funeral March--Beettayen
"Flce as i Bird"
Organ postlude-Flneral March-Beeth
oven
Preparations are being made in Calves
ton 10 have representative crowd of 500 |
or more citizere to be present on this oc-
casion.