The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-27

by the vocal society, as follows
lilo, rGapers Of HES harvest,
Why stand with rusted blAde
unlll tho night dnlws Uund thee
And day bcgins 10 ildeY
Why stand SO idle waiting
For relpGrS nlOrr 10 Gomez
Thu golden morn Is passing,
Why sit Sc Idle, dumb'
Thrust In your sharpeRcd sickle
And gather IN the gnlin,
The night Is inSt approaching
Aud sIOn will come agun.
The Master calls for reApeR,
And shall lie call in vnlnS
Shall shcAvcs lie there ungalhercd
And waste upon the plAin2
Mount mp the Nights Of wisdom
And crush each ermr low;
Keep back no wOnlS VI knowledge
That human hearts should know.
IL faithful 10 Thy mission,
In the service uf thy Lord;
And then golden Chaplpt
shall be lhy Just reward.
At ll:45 DR.. Charles s, Young delivered
the final prayer and behedictiOn. There
were II few moments OF COmmOtion and Of
preparation. The Washington Marine
band played "Nearer My God to Thee"
The funeral procession moved from AIonu.
mental Park ut five minutes before l2 NJ.
The time occupied in moving the Casket
from the pavilion to the funeral car was
about fifteen minutes, A corps Of U. s.
marines, from the us. steamer Michigan,
formed parallel lines from the east side OF
the pavilion to the cast entrance to the
park, through which the caSket was borne on
the shoulders OF the U. s. artillery, under
tho command OF Lieut.. Weaver, OF the
Second us artillery to the funeral car,
followed by the mOrrneS, who took seats
In the carriages. Grandma Garfield bore
the services remarkably well, as did also
the widow OF the President,
TUE ONLY INCIDENT
which occurred ut tho pavilion was the re.
quest Of Grandma Garfield for drink Of
water, Many persons construed this Ms an
indication that the old lady was going to
faint. Such was not the case however.
No one excepting tho family, members
OF the several committees aud the distin.
guished guests wer0 admitted within the
gates Of tho Park. The military presented
u magnificent scene. The column was
headed by that veteran volunteer organic.
atiOn, the Boston Fusiles, who have
Travelled from Massachusetts IN order to
pay u lust tribute 10 their deceased com.
rlde by participating in the Obsequies,
They were followed BY Companies Il and
! OF the Fourteenth National Guard, OF
New York. the huifilo City Guard Gu.
diets, whose appearance SwaS greatly nd.
mired, and tho Buffalo City Guard. Next
can0 the famous United States Barracks
band Of Columbus, followed by the
Governors Guard, magnificent and
finely proportloned body of men, The
Toledo Cadets made q very handsome
show and received prominent recognition
from Tie spectators ior Their precision In
marching. Much favorable comment was
manifested upon the Detroit Infantry batta.
lou, and the Washington Infantry, Of
Pittsburgh, was equally as well received
The Gattling Gun Battery and the Cleve.
land Light Artillery followed in front, and
their appearance delighted the crowd from
the country. Tho order Of the procession
was practically tho same as indicated In
lust nights REPORTS, excepting tho COlum.
bin COmmandery Of Knight, Of Washing
ton, who marched with the guard OF honor
and pull bearers in division, having charge
Of the funeral car.
THE ORDER IN COLVNN,
The order IN column was MS follows :
General james Barnett, Mafshal.in.Chicf,
and following staff, General FL. S. Meyer,
Adjutant General; Major W, 7, GooJspeet,
Assistant AdlNtant General; Captain G. q,
lcWslNel Assistant Adjutant General,
AInIS.nECAMF,
General j, j, Elwel, Colonel John +.
Ison, Colonel f. Sewers, Colonel NJ. l..
Dcmpcey, Colonel i. S. Coe, Colonel A. NJ.
Burns, Colonel A, 7. Brinsmadc, Major W,
p. Elgerton, Colonel L, r. Davis, Colonel
S. b. lamorcaHx, Colonel W, T. lllnnan,
Captain Felix 1Iosenburg, Captain John G.
llutChins, Captain ]. i. Allander, Captain
n. D. Fisher, Captain W. j. Gleason, Cap.
tain D. II. Kimberly, Captain Frank Ripley,
Captain j. WeidenkopL Captain Percy ", ,
Rice, Captain William Smith, Captain
Theodore Voges, Captain Clarence i,
Burke, Captain George W, Howe, Captain
7. j. Carran, W, II, Mrnnd.
PINT DtvrIoS--atLirARY.
Colonel Henry II. DulIcid. Detroit Infantry, com.
inandng.
Detachment Of Police,
Silver 0rdys hand 0t Cleveland
lhStOn IhNPHtilent FuSGurs,
a@s1rnn @1nSlllF SlS gul g{suasTl3 g g = ' '5& NYY.NGd.
buffalo City GuNnls Cadets,
Us Barracks land Columbus, o.
u0vGtnOrS uuarl, Columbus, q.
TnlNip ttidets,. lland,
TOlel0 Cadets
Detroit Infantry hand.
Detroit Infantry.
Washington lnhniry hand, u Pittsburgh.
Washington Infantry Of lltsburgll.
Gatlny Gun battery Of Cleveland
FIrst Ohio Battery,
sECoSD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOCIETIES.
Colonel Albert lhtnitl Commanding.
AldeS-Captaln ~. u. Gary, Major 4. ", fenton,
CaptaInw. 4. tudluiu, Captain
,.ow W. sMtswO99thet 49,
'''"i i1Git1Il GS%mSHiSry 10 I, isifot, Mich,D - v
Hugh Ne layll COinilandery, llniIllO, Ny,
he MQlay C9iImnndery, Louisville, Ky.
Cincinnati COmmaihefy No 0, Cincinnati, o.
Heed Cmnnaniety Ma, o, tNyiqn, q.
Toledo CaNipagdety, Sh,E
llanSgelm9n CaTlnandery CINCINNATI, o.
MNilSllOld COinlhahdefy, No, n.
Erie CglnmAndety, sandnSky
Akron COmmADdety, Akron, q.
Cache COmnlNndety, Comnentt, o..
Eagle COtninahlCfy, ralhCSyile
Norwalk COmmahdery, SprWaih,
liDly.ROOd COintnahlety, Cleveland
Oriental gOmllaNIery, Cleveland
NorLh Wing Battalion Qn(fnrued httiatrhs, !. o.
ETeWE tlleVAlIet Division, X. Oip.
cleveland Division, K. Oip.
Camp COtles Dill battalion, |. U. OF.
THIRD DivisioS-vETERAN SociEtiEs,
Gcneni N, D. LCggett commanding.
Aldes-Cap'al45 John CDwgll u, George 4 Gtoot,
OeOBe A. FHtet, John 4 Bennett, TatdON
II Smith
fleuteNRnlA Fred KlnSmdn, IT., Edmund CLARK
mud George ". StOCkly.
forty.second RegimcntO V. l. (denGml dArfeld'S
regiment,
CuyahngA County Soldier and SnilOrs' Union, In
CltNllhg all veteran fUVlmental organizations.
Grand Army VI the Republic.
General Lyon lipti East Liverpool, o.
rauaS rtpl u, A. H., Ashtabnla.
Custer l[St Cdnueaut
Hart lust, MnSlllun, q.
TUl HIST, youngstown
Canton Post, Canton.
Grand Army Post, PIttsbufRh