New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
JOHN MARSHALL DAY.
TO BE CELEBRATED THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY NEXT MONDAY

Washington Jan. % (speciaD-The members Of
the Supreme Court much gratihed at the extent
of the celebration of John Marshall Day which will
take place Monday, February T. and hope that
the day will be observed in every school through
the country by the study of Marshalrs life
and services to the country
Arrangements were perfected to-day for the cele
braton here OF the Tooth anniversary of MarshaIrs
accession to the Supreme Court bench. After a
conference between the Senate and House
mittees and William Writ Howe. chairman of the
committee of the American Bar Association. and
Chaplin Brown president OF the District OF Columbia
Bar Association. programme was adopted to be
carried under the direction of the House
mittee in the chamber of the House of Representa-
tives At 10 O'Clock Senators and Representatives
and invited guests will be called TO order by Chief
Justice Fuller. presiding officer. Prayer will
be offered by the Rev Dr. William Strother Jones,
OF St. Michael's Church. Trenton, n. J., a great
grandson of John Marshall. After few remarks
by the Chief Justice grafton on Marshall will
be delivered by Wayne MacVeagh. formerly At
torney-GeneraL In the evening a dinner will be
given at the Arlington Hotel, under the direction
of the Bar Association of the District OF Columbia
The preparations for the celebration at Richmond
are completed, and Justice Horace Gray will de-
liver the Grafton. Justice Brown speaks to the
bar of West Virginia Parkersburg; Judge Bur
ton Nashville. Tenn; Judge Cray, formerly Sen
ator from Delaware, at Wilmington, and Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge is going Chicago. Judge
speak at Charleston. Ex-senator William Pinck-
ney White. Charles Jerome Bonaparte and Charles
Marshall a grandson of the Chief Justice. are the
orators Baltimore Several other descendants or
the great jurist live in that city, including David
Barton Marshall, Mrs. A. Adgate Duer, Henry
Thomas and Cary Marshall. Basil Marshall, Robert
Marshall Mrs. Mary Marshall Smith, Robert White
Smith. Thomas Marshall Smith md DR.. Henry Lee
Smith. Other living descendants are Fielding Lewis
Marshall, of Orange. Va, and Mrs Margaret Mar
shall Smith, Of Baltimore children Of Thomas Mar
shall eldest son; Jaquelin Marshall. Mrs Ellen H.
Barton and William c. Marshall. OF Markham,
Va: Mrs. Anne NJ. Braxton. OF fredericksburg
Va. children of DIR. Jaquelin Amber Marshall
second son; Mrs. Ann F. Harris and Miss Emily n
Harris OF Richmond; Va, children Of Mrs Mary
Harris third child; Mrs Mary Willis Douthal. Of
Wyanoke. Va, daughter OF Jonr Marshall, fourth
child; James Keith Marshall and Mrs. Hilary p.
Jones. of Markham, Va; Miss Mary w Marshall
Mrs Gray Carroll and Miss Lizzie Jaquelin Mar
shall, Of Hume. Va: Edward C. Marshall Of Yer
Mills Va: Mrs Lewis Coleman OF Chatta-
nOoga. Tenn. children of James Keith Marshall.
NTH child; John Marshall. DR.. Jaquelin Amber
Marshall and Mrs. Thomas Marshall. OF Markham.
Va; Edward c. Marshall of Kansas City. Mo-.
children of Edward Darlington Marshall, sixth
child.
The Misses Harris. OF Richmond. still occupy the
old homestead. which is kept just IL was left
when Justice Marshall died.