Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-08-13

curb into Broadway. The black corridors
of the city hall were silent. General
Grants last journey was begun. Then,
at 9.52, Mayor Grace, Comptroller
Loew and Aldermen Sanger and Jaehu
emerged from the city building and
entered carriage that had drawn up in
front The members of the common
councils followed and entered carriages
as did the police commissioners. They
followed ont of the plaza rs fast as dis
posed of in carriages and when it was IL
O'Clock the police lines were Withdrawn
and the people streamed across the plaza
without hindrance. The last scene was
then enacted. a of".
THE ORDER OF THE GREAT PROCESSION.
| FIRST DIVISION.
Major General Winfield Scott Hancock
and staff; Light Battery +, Fifth United
States Artillery; Battalion OF Engineers
Band a battalion Of four batteries of the
Fifth United States Artillery; band OF the
| Fifth United States Artillery from Fort
/ Hamilton; battalion forming Guard of |
| Honor under command of Captain William |
| A. Beck; Fifth United States Artillery |
| David's Island Band; Naval Brigade.
First Division, N. G.. 8. N. Y, Major |
| General Alexander Shaler.
First Bligade-First Battery; Brigadier- |
| General William G.Ward and staff; Twenty |
second Regiment; Ninth Regiment; |
Eleventh Regiment; Twelfth Regiment.
Second Brigade. Second Battery; Briga
dier-G General Louis Fitzgerald and staff; |
Seventh Regiment; Sixty-ninth Regi- |
ment: Eighth Regiment; Seventy |
| first Regiment; Old Guard OF New York |
City; Governors Foot Guards Of Hartford, |
Conn.,; Veteran Association, One-Hundred- |
| and-Sixty-fifth New York Volunteers |
Veteran zouave Association; Tenth Regi- |
| ment, New York Volunteer Veterans; Fifth |
| Regiment, New York Volunteer Zouaves /; |
| Second Company, Washington Continental |
| Guard; Columbo Guards; italian Rifle |
| Guard; Garibaldi Legion: Columbia |
companies. |
| second Division, N. G.. s. N. Y; Major |
| General q l.. Molineux.
Third Brigade-Third Battery, Brigadier |
General O. L. Christensen and staff
Thirteenth Regiment; F.; Fourteenth Regiment;
| Seventeenth Separate Company.
Fourth Brigade-Brigadier General Will |
| liam II. Brownell and staff; Twenty third |
| Regiment; Thirty-second Regiment; Forty |
seventh Regiment; First Regiment National
Guard Of Pennsylvania; Gray Inyincibles;
Gate City Guard of Atlanta Ga. Second |
Regiment, Connecticut National Guard !;
| First Regiment, Massachusetts, Militia; Four
companies Virginia State Troops; First
| Company, Union Veteran Corps; Union
Veteran Corps; Capital City Guards, Wash
| ington, d. O.; Company D, First Minnesota
1 Guard.
The Division of New Jersey National
/ Guard, Major-Genera j, W. Plume
First Bngade-First Regiment; Fourth
Regiment; Fifth liegiment; Ninth Regi-
ment; Gatling Gun Company A.
| SGcoi.d Brigade--Ihrtl Regiment, Sixth
| Regiment, seventh Regimen, Gatling Gun
iomI'any b; Unltcd States Military Band
| ro!A Dleid's Island; Grand Army OF the
iepublic guard of honor.
THE FUNERAL CAR.
Family and relatives of General Grant,
| clergy, physicians, ex-Cabinet officers, Gen
Grants old staff, Messrs. A. j. and J. W.
Drexel; the President of the United States
Vice President; members of the Cabinet
members of the Supreme Court; United
States Senate, speaker and members of the
House of Representatives; governor of
New York st te and staff; eX-Presdents;
Foreign Ministers; Diplomatic and Consli-
lar Officers under General Grant, Gov
ernors of States according to date of ratili-
cation of the Constitution and date OF entry
into Union: Heads of Bureaus of War De-
partment; General Sheridan's staff; Gen.
Schofleld and staff; Admiral Jourtt, y.
s. Navy; Commander Chandler; Presi-
dent of the Soldiers Home; United
States District Attorney, Collector, Naval
Officer, Assistant Trelsurer; Board of
Indian Commissioners; Mayors of cities ac-
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from Common Councils New York, Brook
lyn, Boston, st. Louis, Jersey City, New
Haven, Hartford, Elizabeth, Hudson, Hobo
ken, Ne; The COMMITTEES of Ono Hundred.
SECOND DIVISION.
Veteran Organizations; MajOr-General
| Daniel IL. SickelS, commander and stall (,
Escort detailed from Third Army Corps
Veterans; Major-G General J. O. Robinson, q.
=. A. and the retired officers of tho United
States Army; Navy and Marine Corps Mill
tary Order of the Loyal Legion Of the
United States; Society OF the Army of the
Potomac Society of the Army of the Ten
nessee Society of tho Army of the Cum
berland; Grand Army of the Republic, Com
rade S. s. Burdett; Communicating Chief,
! escort staff Pennsylvania Gen. George q.
| Mead Post, No. l, delegates from Ford Post,
No.335, Ohio delegation and William Down
ing, No. 435; New York City Posts In four
divisions New York State Posts outside of
the city; Connecticut Posts; Massachusetts
Posts; New Jersey Posts; Department Of
POtomae; Delegates and representatives
J from Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Ohio,
Maine, New Hampshire, Indiana, YER
mont, California, Colorado, Della
ware, Missouri and Texas: Veteran
Iiegimental Associations in three bri-
gades; First Brigade, General James II.
ment Iighlanders N. Y. Volunteers; Second
Veteran Fire Xouaves; Fourth EXeelsior.)
Anderson Zouaves Sixty Second N Y. Volun-
teeis Sixty-Ninth Veteran Corps; Duryea
Xouaves; Fifth N. Y. Volunteers; Veteran
Association, First NJ. \. Volunteers;
Garibaldi Guards, ,Thirty-Ninth N. Y. volun-
teers; Continental Guards of New York I;
Chicago Union Veterans Club; Second
l Brigade, Col. Thomas Rafferty, commanding; !;
D | Hawkins Zouaves, Ninth Regiment N. Y.
| Volunteers; Veterans Fourth N. Y. Volun-
fnn W Nnfa ne tU-gi .NnluutnpFs
Veterans Fourtieth N. Y. Volunteers; Tam
many Regiment, Forty-Second N. VI;
Veterans NinetiethN Y. Volunteers Veterans
, One Hundred and Thirty Third N. Y. Volun-
teers; Veterans One Hundred and thirty
Ninth N. Y. Volunteer; Veterans Fourty-
: Fifth N. Y. Volunteers; Mexican War
s Veterans; Sons of Veterans Department of
k New York.
y Third Brigade General y. +. Spinola and
4 staff; Tibbles Association, First New Jersey;
. National Veterans, Chicago; New Bedford
2 Volunteers; Philadelphia Veterans; vete-
lans of Regular Army: Seventh Regiment
Veterans; Twenty-second Veterans Four
e teenth Regiment Veteran Association
r Ninth Regiment Veterans; Soldiers and
o Sailors Union of Brooklyn. Soldaten and
4 Matrossen % Union Of Brooklyn; War vete-
q rams Association, Fourteenth Regiment, OF
! Brooklyn.
n TIIn DIvTsToN-oIvIc.
~ Major General NJ, 4. AIcMahone com
n mander and staff
First Subdivision Society of the Cincin-
y nati; Chamber of Commerce; New York
q Historical Society; Union League Club
Is Aztec Club: Committee of eX-Confederate
n Veterans. United States Christian Commits
is sion; ex-Diplomatic and Consular Officers
Is Grant Monument Association; Citizens Law
,o and Order Ieague Of Boston; Chamber o
, Commerce of New Haven.
l. Second Sub -Division-New York Stock
III Exchange; Now York Cotton Exchange
rs New York Petroleum Exchange; New York
lie Produce Exchange; New York Board oi
1s Trade and Transportation; New York Mer-
n- camille Exchange; Maritime Association
10 Port of New York New York Metal Ex
- change; Real Estate Exchange; Board o
= Underwriters.
IN Third b-Division--Republiean County
n Committees; Young Mems Republican Clul
nr of New York; Young Mems Republican
O. Club, Kings County; Young Mons Rnpubi
10 can Club, Jersey City; Young Mems Repub
lican Club, Baltimore; Lincoln League
: Third Ward Lincoln Club.
u Fourth Subdvision-Co Colonel John w
IN .Iacobus and staff; Association of Exemp
m Firemen; Volunteer Firemens Association
N Sons of Veterans, Twelve Posts; Highland
Nc Guards. Knights of pythias; Knights o
!, Sherwood Forest Excelsior Council, No
M 14O, u. A. M; Valley Forge Council, No.
= /. o. u. A, NJ. Societa del Fraterno Amore
" Excelsior Association of Jersey City; Citi
he zens on foot.
y, ALONG THE ROUTE.
q Stands rented from 81 to $40 head
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