The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

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ihis morning thu body Of General
q srgo II. Mcclellan was renewed
from the house OF Mr.. w. g Prime,
Eiss rwen.y-third street, othe Mad
ison Square Presbyterian church,
where tho lEst funeral services were
| puffafmed by tne pastor, Rev. Or.
Charles ;. sparkurat,
Although morning broke dark and
! gloomy, with occasional bursts ~ rain,
/ Hundreds OF people gathered early ln
| iha nRighboThood OF tho church and
| Mr.. Prints house, squeds ol police
| iIifsfs hARAa Ia arrive carly, and
wore piaosd Ia poaltlona 20 preserve
order, 0iilosrs also guarded the ohgrch
doors aud tho passages iHEdip5 20
| then.
No one. not even intlmsts friends o!
| the family, VAS admitted Within tho
doors Of SIR. Pr. me-. msnaioD,ana only
tha family aud the pail bearers Wero
pr0seIt when, with rsrsnly tsudef
| hsnts, tbs bls0k cloth-noV cred cSSksi,
upon which rCttad shasf of WhaEi
aud 8 tow immorlolles, wNs Lifted snd
slowly borne 60 90 street. o. either
consisting Of General w. n.
Hancock. General FltZ John Porter,
General W. b. FrsuSlin, General J. e..
Johnson, G6u0Tal Arson q. AcCpng,
General Marlin e. McMahau, $. M, Il,
BarloH, Hon. w. @ KELSEY, Caieuol
| H. HI. Wright, rhA'ch w. Adams,
william q. Prize, Hoo. A. :. Hewitt,
John f. AgnoW, and w. q. AlsGp,
Behind tho pail followed Mss. No
Clsliand, Hiss Mary Mcclellan, Nat
Mcclellan, Captain Arthur AcClsilan,
General Marie ana the family ser
vants.
la thls order tho cortogo 'og5 mo
houra aud WAS met outsid, by tho
state commando 81 the l. va L.g'nn
% mo United States, and "a" rrpie-
sentNtivoa al Moaghar'S Irish brig
which served under Gsusrsl McGlI.
lao. 30 h OF these organizations pro.
cesdsd in body 10 Madison avGuue,
whore, between their ranks, the cor
tege ucssad in-o tia church and up tho
si-'e whcr5 stood thu cineisting clsI-
gymsn.
The church wa, dlled H. every part
and prominent men WerO so=n eyory-
whore. The church was without decn.
ration or omblebss OF mourning save
q irH st she altar.
This service was OF tho simplas'
desrr.pt,nn, not Occupying balt cal
hour. "Jesus Lover OF my Slul,n hnd
80, Mother, Dear JefuHslem,p rwn ot
the hymns which Geu9rsi Mcclellan
best liked, were sung, af.er vAlrhl
prayers we're oh'arnd by R-v. d. Park
hurts, and tho ntttcuLb ChEFt"r o. first
Corinthians was read by Rev. Dr..
Whitaker. The finsl rigies were con
Quoted in tke slmploKJ manner. Wton
tho sorv Ges we're ended tho undjfts-
ker's assistRnts placed ths coli . nu
y :. had - / a.
down tho main aisi5 % the door. The
remained standing until
tho pail bsarers and the members Of
the berozyed family hsd lstt IN
building.
Outside the oburh tho street was
lined with people, tha police
maintaining good order. The fam
lily, the delegation of ueigbb1rs from
Orange and tbs cOmmittae of che
IDyai Legion tok carriages and were
driven TO tbs Psuuay!vanis railroad
dspot, whe-9s spsliai train stosd wait
ing II receive tho party. The train
ateaas cd out of the Depot for Trenton
at noon, where she bucial will take
plaoo.
Aethe fRuersi procession moved from
tbe church to the depor II was receive
With marked courtesy by the panpls
VIDA hurried sloDs the sidewalk. Hats
wers iitted. snd mEuy a tbar fell from
tho eyes OF Veterans who once seryed
under the dead genera. Tho rim
plicity OF tho procession was notios-
sDle-nothins about it giving any Ia
d'cstion whatever Of the dead hero
There were no soidiers IN line, no baed
OF music, no drapod coors. The flu
neral procession, 30 fRr as any out
ward display was eoncerned, might
hsve been that OF any well-5o-do
citi2sn.
Whom the remains arrived in Jersey |
City they were placed in the forward
ar of 3 special train, which was 70
convey them t. Nsw York. All
bearers ancomp snying the remains,
end tho Rov. Il. Whitaker, OF tho
Orange Presbyterian church, OF which |
General skcClellsn war an der
The pall-bearers occupied the aet Ond |
csr. Tho wldow'a son sod |
daughter and DR.. Mcclellan, with 3
few Intrinsic friends, occupied the car
with the rcmsiDs. A large crowd was
in tho depot and tev5rentty took OF |
their hats az the cSSNet was conveyed |
tron the house III th9 train. H. WAS
followed By % m0mbers Of The 10y al
Legion.