, 1881-09-25

to their henas with immense 0carakin caps,
we're selected to guard tho body, und took up
their position in thrces around the catatalque.
THE: KNIGHTS TE:Mrl-aE,
with their venerable looking chaplain, dressed
In his full robes, the members OF tho local cotl-
mittecs and the remainder of the escort there-
upon Withdrew, und the workmcn resumed
their task of putting tho finishing touches TO
the arches, the pavilion, aud the catafaique'
leaving tho dead under tho care OF the bearskln-
capped guard. The park was opened to few,
who were provided with passes during the alter
nnon and evening. Mt which latter time the pn-
yilion electric lights were all turned OH, but
none others were admitted to the Silent pre-
cincts which incoscd the dead.
THE woRKMES KEPT IIAIMERlNG AWAY
Nil night The necessity for their dong SO IS
naturally dcptnred, and generally looked up'a11
as about tho only circumstance Which may De
said to lnur SO solemn All occasion. The remains
will not be exposed to public view either III tho
public square or at tho cemetery. The time Tor
that has posed. When tho caskct was sealed In
Washington yesterday 1t was sealed for good,
and tho unrccoynizablc features Ut what was
once SO grand Il combination Ut nla'ily strength
and beauty will hcncoforth be very properly hid
from the public's gaze. The park will bc thrown
open tomorrow, however. ana n s.reAin OF hu-
u-,lnity will pnss through to gaze, not on the
body, but Oh tie velyet-corcrcd cAsket which
iucloses it.
|. THE WIND Is uoWI1SG OVER THE CITY
tonight, and there are indications Of II hcayy
rain storm, but dctachmcnt OF the Firo Dc-
purlmcnt unu lrc-pa1rol people are stationed in
the square, prepnred to covcr the approaches to
the catafal1ue with turpaulfns III case tho wind
should drive tho rain In towards the caskcs The
dccorsstiunsfn tho square, as well na els ewhcrc,
will be likely suffer from the porteudfng dcl-
unc but rs they are at best only I" the outward
trupplngs ami the suits Of wo. any injury OF
this sort will scarcely be Viewed us III irrcparl-
bic damage. Memorial services will be
held in nil tho churches tomorrow.
and the funeral services MOntiAy Will
bring to this already overcrowded city hordes of
pooplo who will breathe forth signs and muflled
imprecations ut the lamcntable iack Ut hotel ard
other accommodations Afforded Or, rather, not
Afforded.
Mrs. diA.t ls1-b,
while able to restrain her feelings IN pub''c,
gave way on reaching her carf'use u tuc sou' -
sf!ei "tlcn opPeeaseo Ae'' "'40 - e7-o ~
those VIM were "lea ner anu ~" nef 'no soi
| ro"1ui anu pltlaolc spcc'uele u one "'''eo'ae
| by heHrtreha!ng nA1het!o"' ouc S'e"
| calmer under tho consultations Of
I her friends, however, aud onco moro
seemed to have fortified herself by q
| resolution to bear up under her woes Gen
Garticds mother also arrived here to-day, anu
| is represented rs being overwhelmed with grief
| and unrecollcabc to her loss. The eh'lfiren
ure doing hraveiy, md their example Will proba-
| bly, not be xYithout its good results.
| W. 4. II. GR1El:, OF HAZIETON, IA,
tc1erraph,.l 5. T. Everett today that hc would
n, her,, tomorrow. and vas earnestly desiro,is
| of attending tho funeral Monday, and OF paying
his list tribute or respect to the dead President.
| Mr.. Gricr will probably be remembered is the
| original Garfield mun in the ChicnEo Conven-
| ton, who Totcu for Gen. Garfield from the
| start, and finally had the satisfaction OF seeing
| bis choice the nominee Of the convention.
! THE FLOWERS.
TO the Wtsttr:. issoci1tsd Trt,s-
t CLEVELAND, o., Sept. .4.-On the shelves Of
| tho pavilion Oh either side are multitude Of
| floral offerings, conspicuous among which ire:
| 4 r1oss from tho Erie Con1tnuudery Of knights
| Tc,up!ar Inscribed i'll coorcd tlOWIct5, " Gar
| hr,d"
| Il unique monogram emblem with the inscrip-
/ 1;on in flowers. Delta l7psiou Fraternity to
| Tho memory of our brother
A fiorul piece surmuuuted by dove with the
| seal Of Cincinnati wrought in blossoms, :" Jun-
| atu .Juyant.''
4 niece from Washington. in elaborate de-
| siy4ti, representing Gates Ajnr.'
AuDpeu book with God Hai-n5 in roses
| 4 broken column from Washington
4 cross and crown.
anrxul1isiI piece from Cincinnati. represent
| tn- i field, Il broken wheel, sncaf Of wheat,
und tho motto 'Huryest Is Over"
| floral standing scroll, surn,ounted by a
| white dove,
| \ ;ioral pillow. with n laurel wreath in tho
| centre and "1n Mcmoriam worked in buds.
| 4 pluw with ..Kcst in PeacG similarly
/ wro,,uht.
| A magnificent tlor;,l Representa- ton of ship
stranded aut, ,,ts,nantIcd.
| An omen hook with II cross and dove.
| 4 ,i}Iow s,rruountcd by Il white dove, md
| sour Martyr President" inscribed.
| Two handsome Tyres.
| Another broken column,
| Two shields
An anchor and cross, ut the base Of which is
| the Inscription, "Gone, but not forgotten
| Il pillow~rfth the marking, Dead. but not
forgotten
4 scroll, with Peace" worked in buds.
| A tvre. pillow, ana shields.
A broken column, with n card marked. "With
| the sy1npathics Of tho Washington Council Of
| 1'ru,. Emitted Americans
| 4 crown over Il pillow.
A floral urn.
| 4 broken column Of tubero3es from Joseph