Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-23
Funeral Services, WashingtOn.
ORDER OF ESCORT, ETC.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The funeral SER
vices will take place tomorrow at p. m. in
the rotunda. Here the body will remain until
taken to the train. Rev. Mr.. Power, of the
Christian church, will offlciate. The philhar-
monic society of this city, under the direction
of Prof. Gloetzner, will render the following
selection: Anthem, "To Thee, o Lord, I
yield my spirit" selections from the oratories
of st. Paul, and the familiar hymns, "Jesus,
lover of my SOUL" and "Asleep in Jesus,
blessed Sleep" At conclusion of the services
the remains will be borne to the hearse and
thence to the Baltimore e. Potomac
railroad depot where the same train which
brought them to this city from Long Branch
will convey them to Cleveland for final burial
The following is the official programme of
remains from the capitol to the depot:
Funeral escort in column of march, under
command of Brevt. Maj. Gen. r. B. Ayers.
Battalion of District of Columbia volunteers.
Battalion of marines.
Battalion of foot artillery.
Battery of light artillery.
Civic procession under command of the chief
marshall, Col. Robert Boyd.
Clergymen in attendance.
Physicians who attended the late president
Guard of honor.
Bearers. (Hearse.) Bearers.
Guard of honor.
Officers of the army, navy and marine corps
in the city and not on duty with troops
forming the escort, in full dress, will
form, right in front, on the right
side Of the hearse, the army
on the right and navy and
marine corps on the
left, and compose
guard of
honor.
Family of the late president.
Relatives of the late president.
Ex-Presidents of the United States.
The president.
Cabinet ministers.
Diplomatic corps.
| Chief Justice and associate justices of the su-
preme court of the United States.
Senator's of the United States.
Members of the United States house of repre-
sentatives.
| Governors of states and territories.
| Commissioners of the District of Columbia.
| Judges of the court of claims.
Judiciary Of the District of Columbia and
| Judges of the United States courts.
Assistant secretarys of state, treasury and in
terror departments.
Assistant postmasters general, solicitor gen.
eraI, and assistant attorney general.
|. Organized societies.
Citizens and strangers.
The troops designated to form the escort
will assemble at the cast side of the capitol,
and form in line fronting the east portico of
the capitol, precisely at Q p. m, Friday, the
23d inst. The funeral procession will move
at the conclusion of the religious services at
the capitol, appointed to commence at 8
o'clock, when minute guns will be fired at the
navy yard, by vessels of war which may be in
the port, at Fort Meyer, and by battery OF
artillery stationed near the capitol for that
purpose. At the same hour the ellis
of the several churches, fire engine houses,
and school houses will be tOlled The off.
GERS of the army and navy selected to com
pose the
GUARD OF HONOR
and accompany the remains TO their final rest
ing place, will assemble at p. m. at the Bal
timore & Ptomac Railroad depot, where they
will receive the body of the late president ant
deposit it in the car prepared for the purpose
(Signed.) ROBT. L. LINCOLN,
Secretaryof War.
VIM. A. HUNT,
Secretary of Navy.
J. DENT,
President of the board of commissioners, D. G
Arriving at the depot, the remains will b
placed IN the car attached to the funeral train
This car will be opened at the side, admitting
a view of the coffin as the train passes along
The other three cars will be occupied by Mrs
Garfield and members of the family and per
sonal friends of the president and members O
J the cabinet, the physicians who attend