The New York herald., 1874-12-05
HAvEMEYER.
Arrangements for the Funeral Pro-


The subcommittee OF the Common Council. TO
whom were fntrusted the management OF the
arrangements for the funeral of the late Mayor
Havemeyer, terminated their labors yesterday.
and reported the result OF the Joint committee OF
both boards that appointed them. Superin-
tendent Walling was chosen Grand Marshal OF the
procession. and he will take 1t In charge on issuing
from the church. The private services 10 be held
at the house, viii be conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Bottome, pastor OF the Methodist Episcor al
church on Seventh avenue, near Fourteenth
street. They Will be opened at nalI-past nine
O'Clock in the morning, and win be strictly or the
members OF the family and their connections.
on rhe conclusion OF DR.. Bottome's remarks the
subject will be taken up by DR.. Burchard. OF the
Presbyterian church in Thirteenth street, near
Sixth avenue. Tnree-quarters OF an hour have
been allotted for this portion OF rne ceremonies
and when 1t is ended the remains will be conveyed
to st. Paulis Methodist church, Fourth avenue and
22d street. Thirty carriages. containing the
friends and relatives OF the family, will follow the
hearse, with the workmen from the sugar factories
In the rear.
The remains Will be received at the church door
by the Rev. DR.. Crawford. He Will then open the
services ana precede the CONN to the stand In the
centre OF the edifce, on which 1t will remain dur.
ing the exercises. Bishop James, DR.. Crawford Dr.
Chapman and DR.. Adams will deliver oratlons; Dr.
BottOme, Dr.. Hare DR.. NJ. D. Hutton and Dr.. Bur
chard Will assist In the ceremonies
THE PROCESSION.
When the services are concluded the procession
will form In the following order:-
Mounted Police and Broadway Squad, under COM
mand OF Captain Byrnes.
The Military, under command OF Brgadter Gen.
eral W. G. Ward, N.G.s.N.Y.
Seventh Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Ryder.
Eighth Regiment, Colonel Scott.
Ninth Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Gildersleeve
Twenty second Regiment Colonel Porter.
Battalion Of Fire Department, under Command of
Mayor OF the City OF New York and the Mavor
elect.
Common Council elect.
Attaches OF the MAYORS once and Of the Common
Heads OF Departments, County omcers Board of
Education, commissioners OF Emigration and
Police Justices.
Mayor and Common Council OF the City OF Brooklyn.
Carriages with pallpearers. Samuel J. Tilden. E. d.
Morgan. Peter Cooper, Robert Lenox Kennedy,
John Even. Joan Castree. William A. Booth,
Judge L. b. woodrun, Washington K. Vermilye
Old Guard. asafsss. Old Guard.
Carriages with mcrrners.
Governor Of state, with STAFF.
The Chancellor OF the University OF tile State of
New York and the Regsnts Of the University,
exchanges and organizations.
Citizens generally and attaches OF the various
cSurs pUcs and .Sop, PaDlc Gur Sicss on foot
limited number Of ticSets have been issued to
8SSOCl6LlOnS
aud ubs:-Cnamber or Commerce, New YORK
Stock Excnange. Prouuce Exchange, Butter and
Cheese Exchange, Pennsylvania Coal Company,
Long Island Railroad Company, Bank OF North
America, Gold Exchange, Cotton Exchange, sugar
Exchange. Union Club. New York club, Union
League Club, Arcadian club, Century Club, Man
YORK Yacnt Club, Army ana Navy Cub, Genera
Hancock and stan, Vice Admiral Rowan and sta nj
The committee have found 1t necessary to re
strict the attendance at the church to those mold
will be reserved until alter the civic authorities
and the various delegations are seated.
W. Mclean, will act as guard Oh honor to the re-
mains
Tne Mayor. members of the Common Council
heads OF departments, &c. ana the various dele
cations have been requested to assemble IN the
Hall OF the Young Mems Christian Assocla ton,
Twenty-third street and Fourth avenue. at half
past ten O'CLOCK, ron whence they will proceed
in a body to the church.
Mayor Hunter OF Brooklyn, has notified the com.
mittee that the Twenly-thrd regiment. N.G.S.N.Y.
TO the remains Of the late Mayor Havemeyer, re-
celvlng them at the Jerry, and accompanying
them to GreenWood Cemetery.
Jonn Reilly, Joseph A. Monheimer. Charles NJ
clancy, M. Healy, Edward Brucks, William Wade
and George F. Coddlngton compose the committee
OF the Common Council. 1t is expected that the
cortege Will start from the cnurch attwo O'Clock.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
The following resolution was passed at meet
ing OF the members OF the New YORK Cotton Ex-
cnange held to day.
twelve tomorrow tsa.nfday) out Of respect 70 the
Hvemeyer q. and that the be and he hereby Is
authorized 10 appoint commit ee OF eight members to
represent the Exchange at the funeral tomorrow.
In acc 1rdance with the above, the following gen.
tlemen were appOinted:-James F. Wenman,
Thomas Tlleston Bryce, Thomas Scott, Aeyer
Lehman, E. ]. Donaell. William Wood ward, Jr.,
William p. Campbell, william Whitock.