The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-30
THE FARRAGUT OBSEOUIES.

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CITY DEPARTMENTS AND attaches, IN THE FOLLOWING
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Board of Commissioners OF Health.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
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judges sss Maass sSssSg Court
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Board Of Gompissi%qners on Of Emigration.
inspectors of schools and Trustees of Common
Schools
STATE GOVERNMENT.
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state
Foreign Ministers and Oonsus
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Captains HasS:r # s: fSis %s.ssis e New York
the State Government
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENTS
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representing YgIi9 the e. Gsysrnmsnt s..saa of the
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THIRD DIVISION
Second Division National Guard State of New York.
First s e. s$GsSSs New York
Union Home and School for the Orphans of Soldiers and
The line Of march viii be as fokows:|
From the foot OF Canal street up Canal street
TO Broadway, up Broadway 10 Fourteenth street,
through Fourteenth street to Fifth avenue
up Erin q roIt avenue to FOrtyInth street. and
which has been rendered TO the municipal au-
thories by the Harlem Railroad Company TO con-
Wy Sey me remains, escort and moarners to Woodlawn
The route over which the remains must from the
necessity OF the case be being very Short the
committee have determined 10 adopt the above
arrangement and TO the remains and It's escort
mourners CITY government, and invited guests past
the remainder OF the funeral procession. .
At II O'Clock precisely the head OF the column will
move from the foo OF Canal street. aud that portion
OF the procession which is arranged along the route
Will remain In position until the remains have
reached the head OF the column, when The entire
procession will take up the line OF march.
AL persons invited TO take part in the obseQuies
are requested to meet in the Governors Room, City
Hall, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
1t is particularly requested by the committee that
those who have charge OF the church and Fire De-
partment bells in the city, along the route OF the pro-
cession, VIII cause the same to be t0led from the
hour OF IL till the close OF the procession.
And II Is also requested tnat houses along the
route may be suitably draped.
ihe committee especially request that all business
may be suspended between the hours OF II A. Nj.
and 8 p. NJ.
. The Board OF Education have already signifed
schools and 10 the students OF the College OF New
York.
The streets through which the procession win pass
are reserved from curb TO curb for the funeral cor
tege
Upon the arrival OF the body abreast OF Fort Wads
worth. minute guns will be fred.
Arriving at Woodlawn, the procession will move
from the cars to the grave foot in precisely the
order designated for the procession in the city.
The funeral train will return Immediately aiteI the
termination of the ceremonies.
The committee have determined that, should the
weather prove stormy on Friday, the procession will
be postponed until Monday, when these orders viii
take effect
Breyet Major General Alex S. Webb, U. s. A {,
Grand Marshal.