New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
IKE, George w. Howe, T. J. Curran and w. Fl

q aDf fMs5 DIVISION Detroit Infantry, Colonel IT. NJ.
4 Gray: Band, of Cleveland Boston Inderenden
PPusiiiels' Pn,' Spaulding Guards; Company b, 74th
pany + 74h Regiment n G. 8 NY " srs B"so QSit cty
Statn Snards Cadet Band Buffalo City Cade United
I Guard, Columbus Ohio; Toledo Cadets Band, To-
edo EDO Ohio Toledo Cadets; Detroit Infantry Band,
ontrd Rstr0it p Mich; Detroit Infantry Washington IN,
Ses9na .s3 Diyison-Uniformed Socleiies, Colonel
Gay, Major A. w Fenton, Captain +. NJ. Hcsser r.
cappan capian q W g. Ar%s G2ptaIP w. Indian and
maney washnsion wshhhmfofn'f s. c. c"%S5a psro Com Com
@%mdery @o,,,aly No. l. Detroit, Mich; Hugh De Payen
4 mandey, Louisville KY: Olivet Commandery, Erie
Rce Rce Unme,n1ati CSmmondery Cinclnnat Ohio
Commandery, No: T. Of Toledo, Ohio: 1T HanseInan
Goms%andery, Of Cincinnati; Mansfield Com
mapery of sandasSy o0 oo Hron oo mGS Iew
+ Akron, Ohio; Cachte Commandery, of Conncaut
VVhlo; VhI" Eagle Commandcy, of Pqinesye, olio
ho,d commandery, of Cleveland; "A battalion W
q qGoTmei I'M, pS'rsrchs, @ o r, Preux Gheyaer
y Camp Cories Drill Bat talion |. 0. O. t. and other
3 T;2ri S;9rlngI 81 societies n, reported.
q Lgrgott commanding. AIDES Captain John Grow
2 EN-, lr Captain G. A. Groot Captain G. 4. Eos en-
q Captan ), A. Bennett, Captain =. b. Smith, Lieu
c The nl,;d All EEcgmc"t0; J. Gardeds regimcn0:
s ciutlng a veteran renent0l orglnizn ions; Grand
q Army of the ReepuhlicGenerol Lyon Post East llv-
n Ter f0St, Conneat Ohio Hart Post Mas. on. Ohio;
81 I@9 Post Youngstown, Ono; Canton Posi-, Canton,
8 'osts of the Dcportnc Of OHIO Soceties-Will-
s Jams College; Wes,era Reserve University.
3 can Inyincihles philadelphia: LIE saving SERVER:
1rHIoid % Gnd ArthHr G!,o Club Coip'n'ns; Inde-
g gsterI; indcpaandcnt Order Of Rel Mon; Tndcpen-
q tent Orier 81 Free Sons of Israel; hungarian SOci-
q ,oS O. b. and >. ;. i}. Vcrcn Derscher kr.csor;
s. Order of the Sons of 81. George.
81 Fourth Dvsion-,iyc societies; Ca plain 4. II
3 bo9W' conmandn4; Aides; Caut1n l.; j. Lan-
q 1Gti, H"rr19n iiWior. Edward NouolocilcV l.. T.
g hinaua;niaii +. fIrelDach Emil }. Wril. Herna'
g Nrre'n: Gcruan Order of lIargdr. iradcs Unions
81 Union. No.5 of Ohio; Garfield and Ar bu Escort
n orpS, Of Pittsbur.. pcnn Ancient Order Of Unite
y GINRrn OF Bnil 10, \; y; and nine lodges of the
d Fifth DIvi5ion.--Cathoc Societies. Captain NJ A.
81 faron, commanding; Aides-Patric< Reilly. J. l..
Da DeM'eS Sy pg"as 9@cS ,nyWGhey nyg J Nhgeh2o n r A.
q knicking J. Jcrlra and f. H. Glolion Societics--.
Is irlSh- American Legion of Clcyr,aal; German
cesaui, Clcveland Knights pf S. G. orec cleveland:
Z; tb'rnan Rules, cleveland, ~ Cgr aud -. Meth
q land s. Patrick r. \. B. Sorrtv love au; ~. Mat
y achi /. A. T.. Socioty Father Mat,hcw 7. A. f. So
3 society, CIcyelgni; Annmcaie e. A. T. Scriey y. y.
q icyelanl st. pa;Eci, T. Al ct.. Vicy,lanI ;
iHs
81 and; knights OF Erin. lie,cap1; kni- Ia, oi Erin
N Newhurg; IT, Patrick .novo.cut Ssciety C.oye-
q Cleveland; s.. !osephs Society s. Mary's Church
1--we land St. Joseph. Sorlctr, -. .foaph- Church.
8 U.eyeand' St Steph"us society Cleveland; Kuiqhs
81 Iieyeiand Young Mons Soda.ty. Cleveland: $.
81 Anthony'9 Society, Cleveland; -. Al e'ts ociety,
~ Cleveland. and 4. Bridget'- SOciatV, GirYrlaul
q Sixth Dlvi,ion-Colonrl H. y WitbccI COM
mand'nF AIDE m,. 9ptanS W; G. GoTsnJ n. Esta-
81 AND ile;ry Gordon AID the iiou Joscph rec, Hon.
l5 ). N. Curtis, Messrs. J'mes ". Dtvcry, Fraall
Il ,rown, &. T.. Dryden. Wi liam harna aud W. l..
Horton, ir. Citzans of Detroit, citizens OF Caution
81 citizens OF the Ninetccnth Co1ngc ssonal III ric!.
s. aud other Organized bodies of cilns lron ahg Gd.
@ 'veuth DiviSon-thc funeral escort Colonel
q John y. Wilson, Aited States Army conmaa ling :
81 Aides-Captain f. A. Kendall. Lieutenant. Sanborn.
q Washington. ID G.; Cleveland City Troop; Funeral
under commlnd o. Licntcuani WelvcrD Battalion
q OF knights 5 Iemplarj CiryGt3ad Grayss.
EShtn Division, Cooa.l W. H. Hayward cont
II Generals w; !. sherman. j. II. sheridan. W s
ptinnG1G% pat aod H. {. Drum, Admiral - $ Porter
ES. Wales. Commodore Earl Engli4h e.-Presi-
e Edents OF the United States the Cabinet Officers,
n members OF the Diplomatic Corps; judges of the
Is Supreme Court; United States senator: Govern
ora OF states and Their STAINS member. Of Congress
~ society o, the Army of the Cumberland Mayors
"a cities DISTINGUISHED guests invited by the Secrc-
"a Ninth Division-Ohio National Guard General :.
n /; smith, Adjutant-GencrIl of Ohio, commanding:
10 TINS division ~ assigned the duty Of guarding
tY .iohhilchtdl iark, ih' Inc oil march, ana Lake
q View Ccmetary. 1t consists of Tho following cont
~ Danrs: 3D. Regiment, .NG; 4th Regiment J. N.G;
a 2th - tegiment o. n g.; III Regiment O. y, g.; 7til
E Regiment, O. \. g.; Sth Regiment o. n d. oth Rcp.
81 ment Q. y. G lth Regiment, q. N.G.; 18th Rcgi-
E ment O. n. g.; 10th Regiment, o. n. G..
me nrot olVi6lon viii move promptly at 1890 a.
h M, followed by the other divisions in the order
"a named, marching east on Supcior-st. Ia Erie to
81 Euclid-ayc, and ont Euchd-ave to Lake View Gem
n etgry i Upon arrival ut the cemetery the column
wl Of qSSe Se Tq@ enF "wa and sa%T the
N presenting arms and the remainder of the column
n standing with uncovered heads.
At tne conclusion OF the services at the cemetery
f thc coluiIn Will countcrnarch and return the
same route to the public square where il will be
~ dismissed.
Minute guns will be fred during the progress of
n the column by the Ashtabula Light Artillery
H In view of the solcmnity of the occasion
n ana the vastneSs of the asscmb igc the mar
Jnai-in-chei earnestly requests that perfect or
der ana quiet prevail during the entire progress
Mof the march, and trusts and believes that
81 an citzens Will cheeriully accord the entire road
n n way way OF the street over which the procession
parted President by preserving perfect order and
Il standing with uncovered heads while his remains
" are pas ing.
N by order of General JAMES BARNETT.
81 ED. ). MEYER, AdjutantGencral.
n HOW THE MULTITUDE WILL DE FED.
u The Committee on Accommodations have made
every arrangement to meet the emergencies of the
n procession tomorrow. The chairman SAYS: ave
n nave prepared to feed the in the procession,
" ahd nave two bakery shops running exclusively for
us. They Will prepare 80 900 biscuit, and we have
"A purchased 400 hams with which to make sond-
wiches Monday our idea il to have wagon loads of
food stationed iii East Cleveland near the cemetery
and we will pass out the food to those in the process
q SION There is question about our being able TO
supply those in line with lunch"
PROMINENT PEOPLE PRESENT
he following State Governors are now in the
city for the purpose of attending the oseouies to