The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23

Breyet Msior-General r. d. Ayres, colo
mel Second artillery, will command the
fuuernl escort.
The troops designated to form the escort
will assemble on the east side Of the Capt..
tol, and form line fronting the eastern por-
ticO OF the Capitol precisely at 2 O'Clock p.
NJ. on Friday The 23d instant.
The procession will move on the conclu-
sion OF the religious services at the Capitol
fappointed to commence at 3 O'clock, when
minute guns will be fred at the hayward,
by The vessels Of war which may be in port,
at Fort Hyer, and by the battery OF artil-
lery stationed near the Capitol for that pur-
pose. At the same hour the bells OF the
| several churches, fire engine houses, and
the school. houses will be tolled.
The officers OF the army and navy selected
TO compose the guard Of honor and accom-
pany the remains to their final resting-plaee
| will assemble at 4 Z. NJ. at the Baltimore
! and Potomac railroad depot, where they
will receive The body Of the late President
and deposit 1t in the ear prepared for the
purpose. ROBERT L. LINCOLN.
Secretary OF War.
WILLIAM II. Hunt.
Secretary Of the Navy.
j. DENT,
President Board Commissioners. ID. G.
TIE PALL-BgARERs SELECTED BY MRS. GAR
PIRLD
Mrs. Garfield has selected six gentlemen,
all members OF the Christian church, to act
as pail bearers, 10 carry the body OF the
President from the Capitol 10 the hearse,
aud from the hearse 10 the cars. They are
A. X. Tinele, III. q. Sitter, w. N. Dungsn,
Benjamin Sunny, ID. F. Moore, and w. 5.
Roose.
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE WHO WILL BE PRE-
BNT
Sergeant.at-Arms Thompson has received
notification from the following members OF
the House that they will be In Washington
to morrow at the funeral. Others have
made known their intention OF being pre-
sent at the funeral in Cleveland Thomas
NJ. Bayne, Perry Belmont. f. E. Beltzhoo-
YER, j.. +. Briggs, I. NJ. Browne, j.. r.
Buck, j. w. Gambler, j. b. Clark, Jr., Il.
w. Coyington, X. r. Dawes, J. 4. Dozen
dori, Russell Erect, A. A. Hardenbergh,
A. A.. Hewett, John Hill, Frank His
cock, f. s. Hoblitzell. j. b. Hoge, C.. j. Jad-
win, j. A. Kasson, Benjamin LeFeYre, It.
Luna, L. L. Martin, A. >. McClaye, VIII
liam Mckinley, Jr., A. q. AcCook, III. l..
Morey, j. Hyatt Smith, Joseph Mason. VIII
liam Muichler, ri. S. Neal, Char les O'Nelll.
James Phelps, SD Randall, I. N. Rice. j.
NJ. Richie, J. ). Robinson, q. NJ. Shelley,
]. +. G. Talbot. Il. b. Taylor. j. K. Thomas,
Omar Tow Dsend, j. K. Tucker. N. O.. Ur-
ner, william Ward, Benjamin Wilson, and
G.. ID. Wise.
MATTERS INCIDENTAL TO TBE PUBLIC 0BsE-
QUIEs.
II Is not known how many senator's will
20 to Cleveland with The body. There are
many OF them In The city. There will be
a meeting this afternoon OF the members OF
tie House and Senate now in the city, and
ach branch will appoint o committee to
accompany The remains TO their hnal lsst'
mg.place.
The eaes Of Dir. s. Il. Middleton, psesi-
dent OF TIE Philharmonic Society OF this
city, to render appropriate music, has been
accepted BY Mrs. Garfield, aud the Iollow-
ing selections Will be rendered by that so
ciety, assisted by onr best local talent, nnde
the dneetion Of Professor Gloetzney: An
them. ITO Thee, On, Lord, L yisId my
SPIRIT from The oratoyio OF ST. Paul, ana
the familiar hymns "Jesus, lover OF my
and " Asleep 10 Jesus"
N TRAIN TO c~LEySLASD
viii be run by the engines and crews OF
each division OF rood on which II posses
viz. 10 Baltimore, 10 Harrisburg, 10 Al
TO Pittsburgh, TO Cleveland. The
ears which will compose IL were arranged
this morning as iollowss Pennsylvania
railroad ear for baggage and lrsIn-wen;
Car No. 2e1, the funeral car. This car Is
an Eastlake car, and toe seats have been
removed, wicker chairs having been sub
sfituledt for the attendants. In The centre