Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26

ident Grant. members of the Cabinet, he
! SeTseani-ai- Arms az the Senate. ana the
M mbers OF The Senete, preceded BY the Pres
ident OF the Senate and the Secretary. tue
serSeant alarms OF the House 81 Represen-
IslNes the members OF the House ~ Rep
r1eentatlves, preceded by the Clerk of the
nouse, the Justices of the Sunreme Court,
t tns Llplomatic Corps, the judges OF The
Null OF Slsims, the Commissioners OF the
LLs1lSt OF Columbia, the Judges ~ the 4
preme Court OF the District OF Columbis.
Smoers OF Tie Army and Navy aud Maine
Sorps, The MsSSaehusetts Republican Asso-
clation, marshaled by MeSSrs. Vim. TYLER
and VIM. wallace. Maryland Rengh an
ASSociation. members OF the Depart .nent OF
the Potomac Grand Army OF tao ReDublic
MeSSrS. Frederick Douglss, Robert pnr,is
and James Wormley. dele cations f-nun col
ored organizations. citizens aud Strangers
TIRE ROUTE or THE PROCESSION
was from the Capitol grounds into Delaware
avenue 10 c street north; & Indiana avenue;
10 ID street north; 10 10Th street. % PennSyl-
Nania avenue, 10 9Th street west: Ia the Balui-
more aud Potomac depot. Some time before
ule arrival OF the procession ou the route the
police TOOK possession OF the streets. order
ing on all carriages and vehicles, aud con
nned the spectators TO the side walks and
there were thousands who viewed IT, Toe
procession was thanked by a sea OF umbrellas.
Lieut. Kelly had immediate charge OF fhe
police Arrangements on the porticocs OF the
building, and with great effort kept a space
open iIom The Senate door Ia the FOO of the
steps and as soon aS they were relieved OF
Ihis duty they proceeded 10 the Baltimore
aud Potomac depot,
MINUTE GUNS.
Atii.i0 o'clock, when the proces - on started
from the Capitol, a gun was fired ia the ar
mory lot by a body OF soldiers from the ar
senal, under the command of Cant Dalton.
ana the hiring continued az Intervals OF a
ing the remains.
AZ the W and r Railroad pe,ot
The procession arrived at the Ralfimor,,
and Potomac railroad depot az H. % O'Clock.
Inc soldiers formed facing the depot on The
east side OF the eth street. reaching from
pennsylvania avenue 10 Missouri avenue
The coffin was then borne from the hearse nv
twelve ordnance men, followed by a detach-
mem nlent OF marines, under the command OF
capt. o. IL. HaycOck, who were detached 10
accompany the body % Boston. Toe Official
and Massachusetts delegations followed aud
then me resident and members OF the cab
met. Before placing the coffin in the case 10
was consigned 10 the charge OF the MaSsa-
chuseits delegation. 10 whom a few app-o-
pirate words were addressed by senator
thurman. Col. Wyman. OF GOV. Gaston'S
stan, responded In their behalf in a very neat
Lttle speech relative 10 their charge. and
closed by returning thanks for the clryliality
ana kindness with which they had been re-
ceived in Washington. Rev. Ia. Rankin
men made short prayer; after watch, the
casket was placed on a HANDSOME catafaioue
IA compartment of tine car.
THE FUNERAL TRAIN
was composed OF three cars attached 10 the
regular New York train. These ca-s-one
Philadelphia car with A small baggage apart-
meni, IN which the remains were placed: one
failman raflor car, and one each had on
ILelf SlCeS large rOSptteS of black In tha
nTst the mar ne guard took passage: IN the
second Tie pall-bearers, Massachusetts COM
Inlitee, Ien Cunningham. aud others, aud j.
i. bhrlsty. assistant dOSrkeeper OF the SEN
ate, MeSsTs. Mari, Shattuck aud Herring of
The Massachusetts Rspub' lean Association:
and the mir was occupied By a detachment
OF " l.sOn Post, G.. A. r.. OF Baltimore. who
viii accompany the remains u Boston. aus
The delegation from the Firm MARYLAND
regiment. The train left here at i.3O D. m,
Washington time.
AFTER LEAVING WASHINGTON
The special train. with the remains, which
LEFT Washington al l.3o d. m, Is expected in
Baltimore at p. No. The body Will be taken
from the train at Charles street depot and
conveyed 10 the CITY Hail, eScorted by the
5th and oh regiments Maryland National
OuaId, where 10 VIII be Laid Ia state in the
rotunda, This being the first occasion upon
which The City Hall will have been used TO
bonof the memory of the dead. After lying
IN state about two hours the remains will De
escorted back TO the Charles street depot aud
leave for Philadelphia at q O'Clock. arriving
IN that city about 10 O'Clock, whore they will
be laid I'm state m Independence Han, re-
naming until " O'Clock Saturday morning.
They VIII then be taken 10 New York. thence
10 Boston, where funeral services Will be
heId az the State House. and finally deliv-
cred 10 the authorities Of Nattrk, MaSss-
chuseits. The authorities OF WILMINGTON
viii escort the remains in their passage
All Ready I'm baltimore.
lSiDcci0i 20 Eucaing SrgrI
BALTIMORE. Nov. 26. . 10. ma coutinu-
ocs rain during the day may affect the ex-
tent or the crowds on the streets hat the fu-
neral escort OF the Vice President will be
very imposing. Everything is IN readiness
al this hour. +.
lBy Associated Press
To- rot NIL ,,ss u "a
new City Hall has been draped in mourning
for the reception OF the remains OF Vice Pres
ident Wilson this afternoon. The 5fh and 9Th
regiments NJ. y. O., and an organization
composed Of soldiers and sailors who served
in the late war, will receive the body al
Union depot, or Charles street, and escort it
To the City Hall. chilly, drizzly rain pre-
walls, and the weather is exceedingly incle-
ment,
THE DANISH MINISTER RESIDENT, lately
married TO Mrs. Moulton, has returned here
and taken up his residence at No. s0i5 q
street, the house last year occupied by Mr..
Stenersen, the Swedish minister here.
Mr. p. j. LAURrrzEN, a draughtsman in
the Engineers Office, District OF Columbia,
has been nominated by Mr.. DeHegeman
Lindenkrone. the Danish minister resident
mere, 10 The office of Danish vice-consul at
thls place, vice j. Z. kondrup, dec ased.
PERsoNAL.-Hon. Samuel ]. Randall, OF
Pennsylvania, Fernando Wood, OF New
York, s. s. Cox, OF New York, aud NJ. c.
Kerr, or Indiana, all mentioned in connec-
uon with the speakership, are now in this
city. The two daughters OF Judge Bur
nam, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
are IN Town as the guests OF TIER cousin
Mrs. WILKINSON, 1920 X street. Mrs Dnr-
nam is with the Judge at the Arlington.
Where the family will take rooms for the
winter, winter: ,.Senator Booth, OF Californis. is
passing thanksgiving week I'm Springfield.
MASS. '."Mr. John Daley, OF Oakland.
Maryland, candidate for doorkeeper 10 fhe
next House OF Representatives., is al the Eb-
bitt House.
a LARGER PICTURE OF Rock Creek than
Max Weyl has ever before painted Will be
exhibited by him on Pennsylvania avenue
next week. The view is just below the con-
nuence with the Branch, and the time Is
GUM November. The book of Nature is
rather short OF leaves, and q bit of scowIine
SKY, with winter close behind it, closes the
scene. The study is a favorable one for the
manner OF this artist, who finds his greatest
pleasure in the Interpretation of autumn.
Every thoughtful Washingtonian is grateful
70 him for putting beyond the reach OF wood