The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-08

eor and yn assemble st their avmory on Monday Jan;
q, u. ,S,Sxins named oaacs hereby requested
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ssrry siah rsa%snt Coons so. Colonel bank
regiments Colonel p %sS.,s .i S,,i
.TSs srg. S s.s win assemble No. 60 S. Marks
Vas tribute q 1sspscs he oacs1s o. the brigade WIN
III Sa g he On Ur e ss to
attend In full Uniform.
WILLIAM SEWARD, Adjutan General and Chief
GENERAL oRDER-No l.
HEADQUARTERS NINTH REGIMENT,
THIRD BRIGADE. FIRST DIVISION, N: g.. 8. y. f,l
In compliance with orders brigade hcadaiarers this
twhs body SsI. white sovs: win isis
spec, our iarnented Colonel
and w " s
ss!a music . he xdlaan Al the and psss
D' Lieut.. Col CHARLES r. BRAINE, commanding.
/ EDGAR S. ALLEN. Aojutant ciF
THE oBsEouIEs AT THE ERIE BUILDING.
When the body is conveyed from the residence 10
the Erie Building or Grand Opera House, 1t Will be
laid out in state In the vesi6ue oil the msRni1cent
remain from eleven 10 half past one clock
To take charge Of the body while u ylng nero
Observation-Disclosures der Bowland. Palffey, Wood, Mont
gomery, Bacon, Hussev.
desk OF Colonel FISK has been LEFT just as whom he
went away on SATURDAY. at three O'CLOCK 70 S,cs
late wed r. no more ALIVE Tns cn ne ros - rom
It after completing his business for the day. One
two articles remain strewn ab0ut-a SILVER 0rnar
mented pincushion, several bl0tters. 2 DrCn1e
statuetto OF = COW and the Tenth Annual hepoxt o.
the Erie Railway Directors: On the desk STANDS
massive inKstand, the middle part Of which forms 9
very prettiy carved. on the top OF the arcn V Q
Tyre and DOreaQ pipe, with Q scroll care;
lessely unrOlled, which IS inscribed. "Honlere"
Another miniature tlmepece is supported upop 9
bracket against the wall Immediately oenind the
desk, and on this bracket Colonel Fisk, when ne re-
turned from the last OF the Jerome Parx races last
summer, hung his Jockey Club'' badge ~ red
ribbon. 1t still hangs there to day. lmmediatey
over the vacant seat Is the p0rtrat OF jay 0Culoj
but few feet distant Dehind the desk ~ WHICH
Gould sits from the richly rescoed wall smiles inc
handsome genial face Of the generous Colonel Of the
Ninth regiment 4
All these things and hundreds of others not 80
easily distinguished by strange eyes Will to-day make
up tue complement OF the solemn scene In which Will
lie the cold aud eless remains OF him who but day
obedience from all who were in hIs employ, and who
knew, az they attest by sincere grief, his generous
nature. -
After all have gazed upon him, lying in his state.
the services will Degln DR.. Flagg, the Chaplain OF
the Ninth regiment, will Ollciate, with very simple
ritual. When this Is over the colin VIII De cosedi
the pallbearers will take their places, and the party
Will leave the building for the street.
THE PROGRESSION. 10. ?
Meanwhile, In front or the Grand opera House.
the procession OF military VIII be formed. ana VIII
start al about two O'Clock. The march to the New
Haven depot will be accompanied Dy the solemn
strains Of unereal music given by the widely cele-
bratel Ninth Regiment Band. FROM the depot the
remains and their sorrowful following Will pc spec
through the wintry country 10 the town OF Brat
teborO Mass, where they Will De sadly given "a
their Mother Earth at one O'Clock tomorrow