St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-16
READY FOR REPoSE.
Arrangements for the Funeral TS
Day--AdditiOnaI Tributes.


have been named to act as pall-bearers ana
are requested to meet at the Minneapolis
club room at 1 o'clock p. M:
For the remains of Mrs. A. c. Rand-C.
NJ. Loring. Thomas Lowry. e. j. PhelpS' |
c. NJ. Hardenburgh, c. A. PillSoury, Z. >.
Martin. +. NJ. Wilson, j. a. Christian, A. |
d. Mulford.
For the remains of Mary Rand-Cavour |
Langdon. A. f. Pray, Perry Harrison, c. |
NJ. Carpenter Charles Velie. L. Il. ID. Hal |
lowell, c. S. Tooker. VIM. d. Palmer:
For the remains OF \. c. Rand-O. A. |
Pray. j. NJ. Robinson, Geo. A. Camp, ohm
Crosby. r. H. LangdOn, John L. West, Il.
c. Benton, VIM. Lochren.
For the remains of Harvey Rand-David
Bracket, John Crosby, Jr., Chas. Robin
son. Joseph Prior, John Ferris, Rudolph
Winter. Ralph Sewall and Chas. ID. Smith:
For the remains of Frank Rand-Fred
Hardenburgh, L. o. Darling, Thos. Rosser,
Walter Burton, VIM. +. Brooks, Loyal
Bensliff, Chas. Libby Frank Hopgood:
The remains of John r. Coykendall-
A. B. Jackson. c. w. Case, c. w. Shep-
herd. Geo r. Newell, Anthony Kelly, Z.
B. Heffelfnger, 2. NJ. BabcOck, W. ID; Lee.
The remains of Mrs. j. R. Coykendau-
John S. BradStreet II. Z. TrueSdaIe' -
B. Eustis. H. B. Whittmore, j. c. Tuttle,
81 ID.
rup.
The remains of Katie Coykendall-Frank
Z. Holmes. Samuel Neller, Paul krech,
Wm. Wyman, Wm. Neller, Chas. Wright.
CARRIAGE ARRANGEMENTS,
IT is particularly requested that all persons
who desire to attend the funeral will OBJ
serve the general arrangements published
Yesterday morning. The hearSeS VIII oc-
cupy the street immediately i'll front OF the
house. Carriages for pail bearers VIII
stand on Seventh street, between Sixth ana
Seventh avenues west side; carriages Tor
friends and relatives Will stand on flItn
avenue South. between Sixth ana SeVenIh
streets and Seventh and Elghth streelS'
Capt. Gilmore will act as marshal. Gell-
eral carriages ordered by the undertaKerS
will meet at the corner of Fifth street and
Hemepin avenue at l o'clock, and carriages
with members of the board of trade and
chamber of commerce will meet at the West
hotel at ID. III. Special trains at l:3O,
and 2:15 D. III. Will be run on the motor
line.
THE CHAMBER WILL ACT.
At special meeting of the chamber OF
commerce. held yesterday, the same letter
from the St Paul board Of trade was read.
The chamber saw nothing Objectionable in
it and readily agreed to the proposition. 1t
appointed a committee to act with the St.
Paul and Minneapolis boards OF tIade Ill
arbtrating the difficulty between the re-
gents and the railroad. The committee
consists of II. e. Fletcher, X: r. russell
Anthony Kelly, w. w. Huntingdon and U.
A. Pray.
CAPT. GILMoRE's ORDERS.
Can't. D. NJ. Gilmore has issued the fol
lowing orders: All organizations and lndl-
viduals which intend to participate III the
funeral service to-day. and which VIII take
the motor line, will please report to Chle1
of Police West at Thirty-siXth street ana
Uennepin avenue for assignment In line.
All organizations intending to participate
I'm the funeral procession will report to me
at . d. III. sharp at the corner OF SeVenth
street and Hennepin avenue, Where tley
will be assigned positions in the llne' ap,
preaching by way of Nicollet avenue ana
Seventh street, on First avenue norIh aliu
Seventh street.
ORDERS FROM THE MAYOR
Mayor Pillsbury yesterday issued the fol-
lowing orders:
To CITY Officials and Others, Gentlemen:
Pursuant to the request OF the CITY council
if is hereby directed that the various city
offices be closed on the afternoon of Thurs
day. July 1G. between the hours of L and
o'clock. or during the funeral services OF
the victims of the late disaster on Lake
NIinnetoaka. and it has been very properly
suggested that all places OF business pe
closed during the same hours.
CITY officials and those serving as Such
during the administration of eX-Mayor
Rand. as well as all eX-mayors OF the city,
are requested to assemble at the city hall at
/ O'Clock, where carriages Will be III walt
ing and proper badges distributed.
In Difference to the wishes OF the Survlv-
ING members Of the bereaved families, in
structions have been given to keep the
streets in the immediate vicinity of the late
residence of the late deceased clear of car
riages, pedestrians, etc, to the end that
those having charge of the funeral arrange
mentS may not be seriously incommoded.'
GEORGE A. PILLsBURY, Mayor.
YESTERDAYS TESTIMONIAL MEETINGS:
The Ancient Order of Hibernians met
last night at Window hail. the attendance
being unusually large. 1t was voted to at
tend the funeral to-day as individuals. A
committee was appointed with instructions
to draw up suitable resolutions. The COM
mittee will meet this morning at the Office
of J. r. COrTigan.
The Jobbers' association, of which Mr..
Coykendall was an hOnored member. held
the announced meeting last night, received
and approved the resolutions drawn by the
committee already appointed The aSso-
ciation voted to attend the funeral in a
body.
The Turner's society met at Turner hall
last evening and decided to attend the fun
eral as a body. A committee was ap-
noiuted to draw resolutions, which will be
nrepared to-day The society will take
fhe motor to Lakewood cemetery and there
Join the procession.
Harmonic society met yesterday morning
and voted to attend the funeral as individ-
nails. but not as society. A magnificent
floral lvre was ordered sent to the residence
of Mr. Rand on behalf of the society.
THE GRAND ARMY.
The committee from the G. A. r., having
in charge the matter of attending the fu-
neral to-day, met in the office of Chic
West in the city hall last night and adopted
the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the general COMMITTEES
appointed to arrange for the Forthcoming
Grand Army picnic, which we had previ-
Ously concluded to postpone as mark o.
respect to the memory Of the lamented eX
Nayor Rand and John II. Coykendall anC
their respective families, do hereby requeS
that all members of the Grand Army NEE
at the city hall at 2 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon to take part III the obsequies, anC
do great honor to a man who had done his
utmost toward encouraging the organization
we represent.
rHADIBER OF COMMERCE INCoRPoRAToRS
A special meeting of the chamber of com
nerce was held yesterday morning witt
closed doors, to make arrangements for at
lending the funeral Short addresses were
made bv nearly every director, ana finally