Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-26

1 f'osteu Ill eooUt inc poVinon Tor one 1oIf. from
to o'clock In the afternoon, when the i'm
meuse multitude Of lookers-on who crowded the
streets bordering on the park was greatest The
Marine band, Of Washington. stationed on the
PLATFORM. immediately south OF the pavilion.
! played selections Of solemn sacred music a
! highly appropriate and impressive feature Of the
sunday memorial service. At o'clock shower
came up. but II had no perceptibc effect in di-
minishing the size Of the crowd
TIRE FUNERAL PROCESSION
VIII be composed of nine divisions. civic and mil
itary. Upon the arrival at the cemetery the col
uma VIII halt. open ranks. facing inward. aud
salute the remains Of the President as they pass
! L military presenting arms. and the remainder
/ col the column standing with uncovered heads
AT the conclusion Of the seryc,,s AT the cemetery
! the Column will countcrmarch and return over
ia'e same route To putlic square. where viii be
dismissed Minatc-cuns Will be- fired during the
| progress of the column by the Ashtabula Light
l Artillery.
THE FOLLOWING STATE GOVERNORS
were In Cleveland yesterday: Hawkins Tcnnes-
| see: Foster. Ohio; Jackson West Virginia. Je-
rome. Michigan: Hoyt PENNSYLVANIA: Porter. In
diana; Farnham. Vermont: Cornell New York.
AID Ptkin. Colorado. The following MAYORS of
different cities are also here: Bulkley Hartford:
Means. Cincinnati; Thompson. Detroit; LYON,
Ihtsburg: Harrison. Chicago; Geaudry, Montreal;
McMurich. Toronto: Peters Columbus and Lane
Akron. Among other distinguished guests are
JuuTe fafuet. oi New Ofleans eA-NtntsfeT
Moves eN-t;ov. CressHelI Of MARYLAND Gen VIM
III. Worthington. OF Michigan: j. q. Deamaral-
Naente. charge d'af,aires. Brazil: Horatio c.
Burchard. director United States mints, and
Marshall Jewell
CABINET OFFICERS AND OTHER PROMINENT PER-
SoNs.
! The members Of the Cabinet and many Others
OF the prominent arrivals are the guests Of
different private families of the city. and are
as
and eX-Secretary Evarts are guests of Cot John
Hay: Secretary Lincoln and wife and Attorney
General Mach eagh and wife are guests Of Amasa
Stone: Secretary Window and wife. Postmaster
General James and wife. Secretary Klrkwood
and Gen. sherman are guests of WIN. Edwards:
Secretary Hunt and wife. Senators Anthony and
ingalls, and Representative Buck are guests Of
W. j. Boardnan; EN-tiov. Marshall Jewell Of
connecticut, Representative nm. of New Jer-
sey. and Senator kasson are guests Of
William Bingham; Governor Hoyt, OF Pennsyl-
wanna. Is the guest OF III. {. BloSsoIRs DIR. Power
and wife. pastor OF the late President's
cnurcb, are guests OF pr. w. >. Streator Ad-
/ niirals Rogers and Stanton and Commodore
English are guests of Selah Chamberlain; Sur
geon General Wales is the guest Of :. l.. Mather:
ex-Speaker Samuel J. Randall and Representa-
tive }. Randolph Tucker OF Virginia are guests
of DIR. Powell; ex-PresdeBt HAYES and wife are
guests of l.. Austin: otto Won Mohl, German
consul. and wife, from Cincinnati are guests III
>. A Russell; Gov. Porter and wife of Indiana
guests OF j. t. Whitelaw: Gen. W. :. Hancock IL
the guest of Col. w H. Harris: GOV Farnham
and stall. OF Vermont, are guests OF J. W. VIII
lard; Gov. Cornell, Of New York H. the guest OF
j. III. Wade: Senators BayaFd and Camden ara
gut SIS of Hon. III. B. Payne; Representatives
THOMAS ana henderson are guests Of *. II.
Rhodes; senators Don Cameron and John A.
Logan and Representatives Walker and ChafTee
are guests of NJ. A. Hanna: Mayor Grace OF New
York city, is the guest OF Bishop Gilmour; GEN.
erai and Senator Sherman are guests OF Henry
{ Ia last H.ssz
Strong, Harlan and Matthew'S of the United
States Supreme Court. are guests of Hon r.
c. Parsons; Mr.. f. b. Hay worshipful master OF
Pentapha Lodge, No. %, A. +. and A. NJ,
Washington. DC. is with Columbia Command
cry, No. 2. at the WeddeIl House: mem-
beers OF Columbia CommaDdery. knights Temp
lar. OF which President Garfield was a member
are here under command of Past Eminent Com
mandcr Myron M. Parker. The old republican
congressional committee of the 18th district Of
Ohio, who were such without change during
the last ten years of Gen. Garfield congressional
life. are in the city, and will he assigned place
OF honor IN the procession Gen. Hancock was
in the corridor of the kennard House Yesterday
morning in citizens dress. and attracted no less
attention than when he Was driven through the
streets i'm full uniform.
The fact that a rainbow appeared while the
body of President GARFIELD lay in state at WASH
ington, and again yesterday. is commented upon
10y the supersttious as auguring some good.
AT MEETING OF AMERICANS IN LONDON,
yesterday, to honor the memory of the martyred
President, Minister Lowell made an interesting
address 'We meet to testify our respect for the
character and services Of the late President and
10 oner such consolation is possible to the
noble widow, to suffering such "a few women
have ever been called upon to suffer II seems
paradox, but the only alienation of our grief
is the sense of the greatness and costliness of
the sacrifice that has caused il. 1t is no exag-
geratiOn to say that the recently profoundly
touching spectacle of womanly devotedness has
moved the heart of mankind in manner I'M
precedented. 1 should do injustice to your
feelings no less than to nv own If 1 did
not offer here our grateful Acknowledgements to
the august lady who herseifnot unacquainted with
grief. has shown so repeatedly and touchingiy
how true wOman's heart can beat under the
royal purple. Tremendous cbeering.l Rhet-
oric relative TO President Garlelds noble end in
out of the question. Ii We were allowed To fol-
low the promptings of our own hearts We should
sum all up in the sacred words, Well done,
good and faithful servant The death scene
was unexampled. The whole civilized world
gathered about. Let us thank God that il was
through the manliness, the patience, the re-
iigious fortitude Of the noble victim that the
tie of human brotherhood was thrilled. That
touch OF nature that makes the whole world
kin, is the touch of herpism, our sympathy
with which dgnifes and ennobles." Mr..
Lowell dwelt on the good nature which Presi-
dent Garfield displayed during his illness. and
gave many pathetic instances of the concern felt
| everywhere for Mr. Garfield during his Illness.
MIR. Lowell concluded by saying: 1T would be
| improper to discuss the character of him who is
| now the Chief Magistrate. but there is no indie
corum in SAYING what is known TO ALL that he is
gentleman of high intelligence and Of unm
| peachable character and ability. / am not q
believer that democratic more than any other
form Of government will work of ITSELF but in
common with You all L have impert urbabe faith
In the honesty, intelligence, and good sense of
the American people, and in the destiny Of the
American people.
Prof. C. o. Duplesss, manager Chicago gym
nasium, strongly Endorses st. Jacobs Oil
DIED.
I'll, AlIKENHEAD. On the oath Of September, 1881 e