New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
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rood organization there will be no oimcu'' " ~
The society Of the cincinnati has issued the following
,,rcular in reference to General Grants death
General Society of The Cincinnati form, TIM socstv Of
NO onical notice Is needed 70 lnIorn inc pa
the Of the loss they have General
death of their d''1 Wsds cannot add to the
Worldwide appreciation OF the greatness OF
our Ntion's grief win ever cherish name
and the memory OF the great soldier ana sa ~
Members requested 10 wear the USUAL '"ue' -
Asa BIRD GARDNER, HAMILTON FISH.
Soe,ey cfhe Cine,n" sta,o
Copies Of this circular win be sent 70 the seven Sdqse
pennsylvania, New-Jcrsey, North Carolina ana may
land. r,, ,.,rv has furnished
tbr oI,cers OF the Grand Army OF The RepuDic VI,
franks to all their dispatches relating TO
Mexican War Veterans held amceting Yesterday at
No. so walI-st General Hancok VINO was naer General
Scott is OF this organization anu sc s read
lowing dsasn to GSoSs War Veterans viii be
given proper place In the line PrGs,aea YIN, in BODY
,ho.s present were Colonel William L. Tdoa
Colonel JAMESON. Captain T. Brohaw ana Capn ~ a.
Leonard have been received from
Wa s and other places ssni,y,GGs
IN honor Of the dead General The arrangements have
not been perfected yet as j. VIII take some time arre
number expected to be n net
Mur has
M MARSHAL Of the city and visiting organizations
A. M Davis, Of No 40 Broadway. who was soldier IN
ss 9e soldiers have commun, aed to him
their willingness to the parade I'd nohof oi .n
Sesn arranged but viii be settled early next week
sufficient number are willing to turn on. 10 innA' a.
Georgia has written letter to Mr. Davis warmly COM
nending project. and expressing the nope .as al
will come forward promptly and join hsnas WIN tne
Northern brethren in paying tribute 10 he eaa "en
Colonel L. W. Winchester of the 9TH Regiment veter,
Letter 10 from eH that BODY who intend
10 parade in clothes at the funeral eacn wearing
march with them In of long letter he pays
a warm tribute to the Veterans their loyalty COURAGE
and 1"as 'ss tRs
Henry Seide of the Beethoven Mannerchor ana otner
far"ed Chief Cerk Turner society had offered
TO sing either at the City Hall or at Riverside Pas on
The day of the funeral. They were Informed that Cen
ersl Hancock Al Governors Island or Generals Me.
Mabon and Aspinwa In the Post Office building hau
0.ssayv TO apply to them President Sanger aud the
Commtee OF the Common Council having in charge INC
funeral arrangements In the City Hall met YESTERDAY
and agreed on the floral designs to be arranged around
the ccin while the body lies in state at the City Hal
The main o1a efe White and
laurel wreath Near the base Will pe dropping az
has conlposed aud carnations. and scroll OF
purple mmortel,es, bearing the letters y > u. Inc
municipal coatosrns will be In white aoTers on aae
aiar" anchors crosses and wrcaths 49, A.,
General Hancock starts THIS evening lot MI. ''c-
Gregor with his STAFF The following is an extract from
the order Issued on this SUBJECT 49, =. ~ =,
an the evening Of August 1885, in the execution OF
the dutie. devolvng him In connection win inc
hseones of the President, Gene al Ulysses . Grant
The following officers OF the staf Will accompany MN
and return with him to New YORK.: Colonel Charles
Sntherland surgeon; Colonel Alexander D. Perry, as
sstant quartermastergenera; Major Asa Bra GaIdi-
new iudge advocate; Captain John ;. wharton
C,antain George s. L. Ward. aide-ie-camp me
travel as directed is necessary for the puDhc
saryice II is probable that the name OF Lieutenant
Grimm win be added the list OF General iIancocks
sjdss Lieutenant Edward I. Brown OF tne oth ArtiI
f.ry now statioued at Fort Wadsworth has been or
deTed 10 proceed Mt McGregor and report to
Colonel Jones' -o.h De-
imsnt Highlanders) New York Volunteers VIII be heid
az the Armory Of the list Regiment. y. g. 3 " y,
broadway ana Thirty-sxth-s. on Tuesday evening 10
neriect for attending tho funeral oil Cen
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