Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
|HOn0Ting the Dead. Mournful Tributes to the
 Martyred President. THOUSANDS VIEW THE REMAINS. Sympathy From Every Quarter
 of the Earth. THE FUNERAL FROM THE CAPITAL. An imposing Demonstration
 of National Grief. The Senate in Extra Session. A Call to Meet in
 October.
THE DEAD PRESIDENT.

| In State at the nds Viewing the Remains-Sadness on Every Hand-The Arrangements for the Funeral-An Imposing Mourning Pageant.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The streets of the Capitol have been traversed by continuous throngs all day long. and this evening steady streams of humanity still move to and fro to the Capitol. Each incoming train brings ad- ditions to the crowds. It is estimated that sixty thousand people walked past the casket today, and at least four times that number l in the city did not go to the Capitol at all. The great feature of the future in the minds of all here is the funeral tomorrow after noon and the subsequent procession to the 1 depot. The business men upon Pennsylva- mia avenue are taking measures to secure the closing of business establishments on that street to morrow, and it is probable that l there will be cooperation in this movement | throughout the city, so that business will be generally suspended. There is feeling in 1 the hearts of the entire community, and that l is to leave nothing undone that will serve I to manifest the grief of the people of Wash ington on this occasion The official pro-
 
 been satisfactorily arranged. The arrange ment for the funeral services at the Capitol are still incomplete and cannot be fully com pleted before tomorrow. The Rev. Dr. Powers, the Presidents pas tor, will make the address. He. will speak extemporaneously. He will be assisted by Rev. MT. Britt, of Cincinnati Music will be furnished by twenty four e-<-,- kl. The musical programme will consist of an anthem from Mendelssohn's oratorio of St. Paul, s'To Thee, o Lord, I Yield My Spirit" and two familiar hymns, favorites of the de- parted President, "Jesus Lover of My Soul D and Asleep in Jesus.' The singing will be distributed throughout the programme as follows The ceremonies will begin by sing ing an anthem of St. Paul by twenty four voices then scriptufal reading will be fol lowed by singing tJesus, Lover of My Soul;" hen an address will intervene and be followed by singing Asleep in Jesus, (which will con clude the musical portion of the ceremonies. Arrangements have been made for the ac commodation of Mrs. Garfield and friends at the services, although it is not certain that she will attend. Secretary Brown, Dr. Boynton, General Swain and Colonel Rock well will be present, representing the White House family, and will ride in the procession to the depot. The services are expected to
 
 about one hour. Tickets of admission are is sued to members of the House and to heads of departments for distribution and no more will be admitted than the main space be- heath the dome will allow. Ministers of all denominations in the city will attend in body. The Washington Williams College as- sociation will also attend in a body. Senator Ingalls,, Treasurer Gillfllan, Colonel Rock well and MT. R. J. Mitchell are designated to represent this association and escort the re- mains to Cleveland. The prearranged plan is that the procession will leave the Capitol at p. m.
 THE ORDER OF FUNERAL PROCESSION. An official order detailing the order of pro- cessien was issued to-day as follows: The re- mains of the late President will lie in state in the rotunda of the Capitol until D. m on Friday, the 23d inst. when they will be borne to the depot of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad and thence conveyed to the final resting place at Cleveland, Ohio, in the fol lowing order of procession:
 Funeral Escort in Column of March.
 Battalion of the District of Columbia Volunteers
 Battalion of Foot Artillery
 Battalion of Light Artillery.
 CIVIC PROCESSION. Chief Marshal Colonel Robert Boyd and Assistants
 Clergymen in Attendance
 Physicians who Attended the Late President.
 Guard of Honor.
 Bearers.
 
 Bearers,
 Guard of Honor.
 the oity not on duty, with the troops forming the escort, in full dress will form right in froRt on the Navy and Marine corps on the left and will compose the Guard of Homer
 Family Relatives.
 E1-Presidents of the United States.
 The Cabinet Mini.ters.
 The Diplomatic Corps. The Chief Justice and Associate Justices ot the Su
 preme Court of the United States.
 The Senators of ths United States. Members of the United tates House of Representa- Governors of the ates and Territories and the Com
 missioners of the District of Columbia.
 Judges of the Court of Claims the United ststes Courts
 departments.
 Assistant Postmaster Generals. Solicitor General and the Assistant Attorney Gen.
 Such societies % as may wish to join. Brevet Major General R. B. Ayres, colonel of the Second artillery, will command the funeral escort. The troops designated to form the escort will assemble on the east side l of the Capitol and will form fronting the east portico of the Capitol precisely at p. m., Friday, the 23d inst. The procession 1 will move on the conclusion of the religious services at the Capitol appointed to com mence at P. m., when minute guns will be uT6Q dt euo navy ycG0 DJ 4A0 sCooOAo OA war which may be in port, at Fort Meyer and by 1 a battery of artillery stationed near the Capi- | tol for that purpose. At the same time the | bells of the several churches. fire engine | houses and school houses will be tolled The | officers of the army and navy selected to com pose the guard of honor and accompany the | remains to their final resting place will as- l semble at D. m. at the Baltimore and Poto 1 mac railroad depot, where they will receive l the body of the late President and deposit it | in the car prepared for the purpose. (Signed) ROBERT T. LINCOLN,
 Secretary of War. z WILLIAM H. HUNT, $F+f Secretary of the Navy. |
 J. DENT, President of Board of Commissioners, Dis | trict of Columbia.
 MAGNATEs IN THE LINE OF MARCH. special order has been issued to the Dis l trict militia to assemble in full dress uniform 1 at D. m. tomorrow to take place from l the Capitol to the funeral train General | Sherman has ordered four companies of | troops from Fortress Monroe, two from l Richmond, one from Norfolk and regulars l from the Marine barracks to participate in | the procession. The civic division of the 1 procession will include two Commentaries of 1 Knights TempIar and various other societies. 1 The r,laea assicned the Hhysicisus who ats |