The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-22

anxious.
Long Branch, September 2l.-At o,S0 A
m. Chiet Justice Waite, Secretary and Mrs
Blaine, Secretary and Mrs Window, Secre.
,ary and Mrs Hunt, Postmaster General and
MIS- james, and Secretaries Lincoln ana
hirKwood, and Attorney General MacVessb
arrived at Francklyn cottage and the doers
were closed 70 visitors. Rel Qious service,
were conducted by request Of Mrs Garfield
py kev Charles z Young, of Long Branch,
There were present besides the family. the
attendants, members Of the cabinet and their
wives and few personal friends, number
Ing 10 all not more than fifty. When the mo.
ment for the solemnities wero announced
the windows and doors were closed and ali
sounds hushed. Owing to the necessity for
ps,srnng ,ne tram promptly on time, Colonel
nooAwel nSd requested the officiating
elergymah 70 occupy but Eve minutes The
services were as follows:
FUNERAL sERvIcRs.
The minister read from scripture sppropr;.
ATE passages relating TO death and Tho respr.
reetlon, such as are found in the burial ser.
the following N O''''''
| hhs
y, Thou, who didst open the grave of ,bs
Drother IN Bethany. who hsdst comnas.ion
on the widow of Main as she bore her be.
loved dead, who srt the same Yesterday. 10.
DAY and forever, and in whom Is no variable.
nees nor shadow of turning, have mercy
upon us az this hour when our'souls have no.
whore else to fly. But we bow 10 Thee.
Ihou VINO knowest the sorrows that wo how
under, and Thou God Of tho
widow and orphan, help these stricken
hearts before Thee; help these children. and
those that are not here, and be their father
help ner IN The distant state, who watched
over MN In childhood; help this nation that
Is to-oay bleeding and bowed down with
sorrow before Thee, and sancitify this heavy
onasIisement to It's good. Help those ssso,
clated with him in the government
On Lord, grant from the darkness OF
this nour OF sorrow there may arise better
DAY Tor the glory of God and She good of
men. thank Thee for the record Of the life
that is closed; for lie heroic devotion IN
principle We thank Thee q, Thou Lord tha.
ne was Thy servant;that he preached Thee
my noble life and example and that we osn
cay OF him now, Blessed are the dead who
die In the Lord, their works do follow them
Now, Lord go with this sorrowing
company on this last sad Journey. Rear
them up and strengthen them, O God and
bring us all at last to the morning tbat has
no shadow. to the house that has no ,eara
70 the land that has no death, for Cnrisps
cake, Amen
AT THE COTTAGE.
Immediately alter the conclusion Of the
services at Francklyn cottage, Mrs. Garfield
accompanied by her son Harry, Col. Swaio'
Ool. and Mrs. Rockwell, Miss Mollie Gar.
Held, Mise Rockwell, Or. Boynton and q. o.
rockwell, came from Francklyn oottaes and
entered tho first coach. Members OF the
cabinet and their wives followed, and
TOOK seats In the second coach. Mfs.
usfneld was heavily yelled, and In psssIno
70 the train exhibited the same fortitude
Which has characterized her manner
throughout. In addition to the immediate
members OF lhe family the following COM.
posed Inc party on tho ireir: Private Secre.
tary Brown, ex Clerk Warren s. Young
John X. Van Warner ! r-'irr ofthS
railroad mail service, I..use,, 1unt. son III
the secretary Of the navy, G. +. james. SON q,
Postmaster General James. ! Stone
private secretary TO Mr. Lincoln, ex.SnerifI
Daggett, ofBrooklyn, Colonel Ii G Corbin
Messrs Atchison, Ricksrd and other attand'
ants upon the late president and Mrs Gar.
neld. During the sojourn here lust before
the train was ready to start the followins :
STATE officers accompanied by members ~
the legislature arrived: Governor Georee n
Ludlow, Major General G s Mott, Adiutsnt
General William 8 S,y,cSa,
Qaartermaster General Lewis Peyrin
Gen. Wllloughby Weston. Gen. Bird w
spencer, Col; Il. Perrin, IT,, secretary of
state, Jss' d. Hall, comptroller, Z. j.
Anderson, treasurer, g. NJ. Wright, and
private tecretary to the governor. Jss. d.
Noar. A few minutes befor 10 o'clock the
casRe. was removed from the cottage by
SIX strong men, and passing through the
guard OF soldiers was placed In
the third coach. The attendants
and Others who accompanied the body
took places In the fourth car. DR.. Reyburn
Is the only surgeon who went on the special
train.
THE DEPARTURE.
AT exactly ton o'clock tho funeral train
started from Francklyn cottage, moving from
the grounds very slowly. The train reached
Elberon station about 1908 a m. and stopped
up the road about o quarter of mile
from the station. To this point the
special train which brought Generals
Arthur and Grant, from New York was run.
Guards were stationed in the vicinity 10
prevent any annoyance from the crowd.
there being from 500 10 GOO persons in the
Immediate neighborhood. As soon as Gene.
raj Arthur's train was stopped along side
inc Train which bore the remains, the presi-
dent stepped across and entered the second
car Of the funeral train. General
Grant took the second scat from
tue last scat on the right hand aide of The
second car, and President Arthur tat In The
neIt seat in front Of General Grant by him.
sell, and tho seat next in front Of that In
which President Arthur sat was occupied by
Mr. Blaine. AS tho train moved Of Preai,
dent Arthur had his hands on the back of
secretary Blsine's seat and was leaning for.
ward engaged In conversation with tho soc.
relary.
ALoNa THH ROUTE.
ONnn Grove, N. j., September 2l.-The
hsln bearing The body of the late president
pastsd hero At 1914. The railroad for half |
mile on both aides was lined with people
and on tho platform of the depot were 5000
lSdies and gentlemen. As tho train pssssd
men stood with uncovered heads absolutely
client.
BELLs ToLLED
and then tho crowd dispersed. Flsgs were
l.. D.