The Evening critic., 1881-09-23


track over all trains, and every prccaution
will be taken to insure safe and prompt
arrival.
Preparations i'm Baltimore.
The citizens of Baltimore are preparing
quite q reception for the funeral train on
its passage through that city. All of tho
Government and municipal officials and
employees will assemble about the Union
depot, wearing badges of mourning; the city
and church bells will toll, and minute guns
will be fired, under the direction of tho
Grand Army of the Republic, until the
train passes out of sight. II is expected
that the first section will arrive at Union
depot at 6:20 o'clock, and the second about
fifteen minutes later.
This Morning ut the Capitol.
At 1890 this morning there was no dim
mutton In the crowd that files past the
now closed caskct. The flowers have been
arranged upon the coffin at each
end The rotunda has been half filled with
chairs for tho funeral services this after
noon.
Senator Malone arrived here this morn.
ing.
The Night Passed Quietly
in the rotunda, there being no incident of
note, save at IL o'clock, when the crowd on
the outside pushed down the ropes and
broke in. The police, however, quicted them
in little while and order was restored.
Floral Contributions.
A beautiful pillow Of flowers from the
Union Veteran Corps, and a Maltese cross,
presented by Columbia Commandery No. 9,
were this morning placed at the foot of the
coffin.
A floral angel, sent from Wormley's Hotel,
was suspended over the coffin, but owing to
some defect in its construction, it was
thought best to take 1t away, which was
accordingly done.
The National Rifles in fatigue uniform
passed through the rotunda at 1890, and
paid their last tribute to the honored dead.
They placed upon the coffin beautiful gar.
land of flowers. The Rifles were followed
by delegation of the Philadelphia City
Council.
Appearance Of the Remains To-day.
nv IL " ClOCh tut uoOio MtIC ClOoCu anu
the rotunda cleared. The coffin was opened
by Mr.. Benedict, the undertaken, and the
remains found to be in fair state of pres.
crvation, though they present rather bad
onnearancc Mr. Repcd;ct will ,ccomnanv
the remains to Cleveland. He says
the embalming of the body was entirely
satisfactory, and was so reported to him by
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SET teeth and his ewes were half onen. and
glared at the people looking in Mt the
coffin. 1t was really repulsive sight, and
was painful to all who saw it.
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lowed to pay this farewell tribute to her
husband.
In Absolute quiet ana Privacy.
No one was allowed to linger in any of
the corridors along which size passed, and
the greatest respect and Difference was paid
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