The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-24
rHE DEiD vIcE-pRESIDGNr.
The Programme for the Funcrni-The Nnvy
TO do Honor TO His Memory.


10 do Honor to His Memory.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Ihc remains OF
the Vice President are still In the Nice-Presi-
dents room guarded by the Capitol police. The
committee reure senting the Senate. the House
of Reprcscniativcs, the State Department, and
the Supreme Court. met this morning Mt the
Department 81 state. The general wish was
expressed that the funeral of the late Wee
President take place ON Saturday next at noon,
the services to he conducted in the Senate
Chamber, and that the remains bo conve, ed to
Philadelphia, there to lie in state, In Inde-
pendencc Hail. until Monday morning. In other
respects the programme usual on such occasions
will be followed. sub-committec was ap-
pointed. consisting OF Senator A. q. thurman
OF Ohio, and Representatives Warren Of Mas
sachusetts, and Garfield Of OHIO, to mature the
The committee this evening agreed upon the
following order of procession Tor the funeral
The Committee OF Arrangeme nts, pail bearers,
and monrners will attend at the Vice Presi-
dents chamher in the Capitol on Friday, Nov.
20, at 10 a. NJ. The remains Will then be re-
moved from the rotunda in charge of the Com
mittee OF Arrangements, attended by the pail
bearers md moufners and the Sergeant-at-Arms
OF the Senate, to the Senate chamber, where, az
lOO A. NJ. divine service VIII be performed.
When the ceremonies shall have been com.
OF Btevet Ma1or-Gen. Emory, L. ;. A.. will move
In the following order from the Senate chamber
to the 1epot OF the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad. where the remains will be placed in
charge Of the committee appointed by the Gov
ernOr OF massachusetts:
Chaplain Of seps,e MIST, .na an hisS1 Clergyman
fhe physicians who attended tine deceased.
Senators Thurman, Norm Of Vermont the Hon. }. A.
w. warren, EsGov. Deanison. Assoeiaie
Justlce. cntOrd. and secretary Iisn.
The P s snsaan na'o
Mills, Wood and kasson.
The relatives Of the deceased.
49,, The sergeant AZ ArIns o. the senate ~, ,,
The s"S Of 9s me s % e S
Memoers Of the oass Of iepressntsSes precedec oy
The President Of tne United @ states, Snd Head, OF De
Judges OF the supreme Court of the United states.
Judges VI the suprc ne Court the District Of Columbia
Judges Of the Couri OF Ciims.
The commi...lonerso u the District Of Columbia.
one r. OF tae Army ana Nay anu OF g Marine otps'
Ctlzens aud strangers.
The body will leave here at l31 p. NJ, and on
arriving iu IBal imur0 will have military csct ri
through that city. leaving there at =. NJ. The
Rev. DR.. Sunderland, chaplain OF tue Senate
Mi' oner prayer at We i9hsLa on nrd
sermon. Tue body Will be placed In the ro-
tunda on Thursday mornng where II VII lie IN
state on the same catafalq used for President
| Lincoln. Senator sumner. Chief Justice Chase,
and the Hon. lh ddeus stevens.
| on reaching Philadelphia on Friday night the
| body Will he taken to Independence Hall, where
It will lie in state until 10 or II o'clock Oh Satur
! day morning and will then be taken To New
| York. 1t Is not the intention OF the committee
! to stop In the latter city. They expect to start
from there for Boston on the o'clock train on
| Saturday aight
The following order was issued from the Navy
| Department this afternoon:
It's hereby directed that upon the day following th,
receipt uf this uruer the enskn at each Initcu stat
naval station and Of each United states naval yes-e IL
Cumullsri u, hon ted al mali mast from Gunrse 1,
sunset And that thirteen guns be nrcd At SUNRISE MAE
teen minute guns at meridian, and national salute a
sunset at each United states uava station and on boar
nas shps aud vessels acting slmy At home or ahroad
| usual Oadgc Of mourning Tor tue period VI thre
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