Daily Republican., 1880-09-30
nosoRIs, ,IHE DEAD.
TIE Arrival % Qensral Tsrbert's
Body-Cereusenie Rt New Ye"k
and PhlIadeIphia-The FanerRl
Services Mt Milford.

Services nj Milford.
The remains OF General Alfre T. A
Torbsrt, arrived at New York yester
day morning. Under escort they wer,
taken to ths City Hall, where they lay
in state in the western end OF the Gov,
ernor's room, which was heavily drsp.
ed in mourning, until ten O'CLOCK. Al
the head Of the oatafaloo was the
Washington writing table, and front in
a trophy Of dsgs.was constructed and
dropped, as we're the entrance and
alcove doors. The casket containing the
body was inclossd in a heavy boz
covered with . handsome black pail
The members Of the Old Guard acted
as a guard Of honor.
The following pall-bearers met the
body at the City Hall; General D. T.
Sickies, Alexander s. Webb, George b
Mcclellan; J. B. McIntosh, John M,
Corsett, Chauncsy McKssver, Admiral
R. H. Wyman and General "Baldy'
Smith.
At 1890 the remains were placed in
a hearse drawn by four horses, and, es.
cortsd by the Old Guard and detach-
ment Of six soldiers Of the regular ar
my, were conveyed to Trinity Chapel,
where the funeral services were held.
Rev. Mr.. GoodWiu, chaplain of Gov.
ernor's Island, assisted by Rev. Dix,
read the burial service of the Episco-
pal Church.
Among those in the chapel were Gen.
eral Hancock, Ex-Governor Jewell, of
Connecticut, Generals Crawford. Vain.
right, Davies, Jackson, Aspinwall, and
Arson McCook. The Philadelphia cav
airy troop occupied seats behind the
pail bearers. Representatives Of the
Army and Navy Club, Loyal Legion,
Grand Army Of the Republic and other
organizations were present.
The body was escorted to the Court
land street ferry, after the service in
the chapel, by the Ninth Regiment
State Militia, First Troop Philadelphia
Cavalry, Old Guard, New Jersey Militia
and representatives of military organi.
cations in citizens dress. Flags were
displayed at halfmast on public and
private buildings.
The body was accompanied from Jer-
ssy City to Philadelphia by the Fourth
New Jersey Regiment and the First
Troop Philadelphia Cavalry.
At Elizabeth, N. j., the remains were
by the Veteran ZOusvss, under
General Drake, who fired salute OF
fifteen guns. The body with its escort
arrived at the West Philadelphia depot
1t 5 o'clock, p. m, and was immediate
y escorted to the aEmory OF the City
Troop. The line was as follows:
Col. Robert p. Dechsrt and staff.
Battalion OF Marines from League Island
Navy Yard.
l.h Regiment. N. g. Of New Jersey,
Colonel Steele In command.
ID Regiment, N, g. of Pa, Lieutenant
Colonel Bosbysheli in command.
Keystone Battery, Captain Winchester.
lat Troop, P. c. c., General <. B.
Grubb, commanding, as guards Of
honor to the remains, Gun
carriage with remains.
Pall-bearsrs-Govsrnor II. M. Hoyt,
isneral J. F. Hartranft. Hon. W. s.
itokley, Col. John s. Cunning ham, Pay
Director U. s. N. General Robert N.
,rinton, Commodore Pierce Crosby,
;ol. Joseph +. Tobias and Major Ru.
olph Ellis.
Military Order Of Loyal Legion.
leo. g. Meade Post, No. / with Wash
ington Grsys' Band.
olonel Ryder, with Field and Staff
Tinth Regiment, N. G. Of New York.
)etail Of "0ld Guard" of New York.
Officers Of N. G. Of Pennsylvania.
When the remains had arrived at
be armory of the City Troop, on
'wenty-6rst street below Market, they
rers conducted into the building AMI
laced on cstafalque, erected immedi-
tely in the centre Of the drilling room
n the ground floor. Here they lay in
tate during the evening, and at $50
'olock this morning detail of the
ity Troop escorted the remains to the
). W. Il B. railroad depot, where the
O'Clock train was taken for this city.
The box containing thesbody which
'as placed on gun carriage, drapsd
'ith mourning and the National colors
rrived in this city about $50 o'clock,
. M, in an open car. An immense t
'ewd was at the depot, included in '
hioh we're the Mayor and q number of
ty officials.
The remains were then placed under a
le escort of the American Rifles, the n
upont Guards and the Grand Army of 7
10 Republic. At Dover they were join
by the Torbsrt Post, No. 3. g. A. K.
The funeral services Of to-day, in
ilford, will be conducted in accord
ice with the following programme s
ORDER OF MEMORIAL SERVICE. l
Avenue NJ. E. Church, Milford, Dol :, 4,
Chancellor salisbury presiding. n
Funebre, Hymn" From all n
that dwell below the skies :" ~
ayer-By Kew. Jonathan 3. Wilds. An. 7
them -.'Cast thy burden on the Lord" n
alton BY General Robert F. Stockton. la
Quartette-'lieyond the smiling and
the weep. Ing
Hon, John W. Houston,
IN. A. s. WeDD, Hon. James X. Lofiand.
'mn-"God moves In mysterious way" :.
Addresses by Hon. aeorse p. Fisher. M
]. A. L. Snowden, Levi O. Bird, ESQ. Solo Al
zone sweetly solemn thought" -
ADDRESSES Ry Gen. Daniel +. Slckles, w
'Orge V. Massey, Esq, Col. E. B Grubb. st
honor, endless fame. IL
'ravera and Benediction-kev. J B. Quigg. .
Of Arrangements Gen. viii co
m +. Smith, Gen. A. 3. Webb, Walter II. ed
lson. Esq, N. Y; Ten. Wm. Slryk or, Col. of
Il. Potter, CLARK Fisher, Esq, New Jersey; ~,
lionel Joseph T. Tobias, Captain Rudolph III
is, w. W, .Weigley, ESQ, PennsyIvania pl
,hard Harrington, Esq A. b. Richardson,
l., DR.. Joseph A. Draper, Delaware.
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