Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-09

plistened as the burial case and Its honoreu
burden were carried up and placed upon the
dias
On the Mounted Catatalque'
The veterans retired down the steps. The
body was alone for all to view but deeply
guarded. Soon the honor guard next to
the hesrse on either side took the same rel
alive positions they had maintained to the
remains while being borne to the car: Inc
steps were drawn away from the hearse
Commander johnson took Iis place IN the
center and Immediately behind the funeral
car, At his left and right in either rear
corners of the car were Comrades Downing
and Ormsbv. of Wheeler Post, Saratoga,
respectfully. Next, and directly behind
these, were representatives OF thu Royal
Ieyion abreast. as follows: Gen. John ).
Nlkan, Gen c. A. Carleton, Psym aster e.
D, Barton, Lieut.. Col Floyd Clarkson,
Liert Col 4. NJ Clark and Capt. Blunt.
The Clergy and physicians had paid respect
{ ire remsins by ahghting from their car
riaces and accompanying them from the
st, ps to the car.
The Order.
OFFICIAL u ENIN ~ CdhhAANLSo'
Family and relatives Of General Grant, including
I,tneral Grants old stah, eN-Cabinet ohcerSr
attachments from the Wheeler and Grant
Pos,s and A. J. aud J. W. Drexel,
The President OF the United states the vice resi-
dent and members of the Cabinet the Pre'i-
dents private secretary and Marshal
McAiefael
- Members Of the United States Supreme Court.
;Ea United states Senator'S. ..
Speaker ard Members o. Pin the House 0' hep'e'eH'A'
Governor Of the State Of New York and suite.
Ex Presidents.
Fo eign Ministers.
piptmatic and Consular officers who served under
Grant,
Governors Of States according to date OF raneatlon
~ the Constituton and date Oi entry into the
Union, aud suites
H,sSs of Bureau 5 OF the Sar Department.
General Sheridln's stan.
General Schoded and s;at
Admiral Jouett, U. 5. Navy, and ali.
Commodore Chandler, l. s. Navy, and stan.
Tbe President Of the Soldiers Home
United States District AttOIneI, Collector Sur
ytyor, Naval Offcer and Assistant Treasurer
Board Of Indian Commissioners
Novors OF cities, according 10 population, New
York Brooklyn, Bosom, Il. lOu1, Jersey
city, New Bavn, Hartor1, Elizabeth
ald Hudson, n. \.
Committee OF lOl.
VETERAN DTiISION
MA1uR-,iE, KR,L DANIEL E. sIcTLxs, Comnand'g.
Major General Daniel Butter fed, Chief Of Stat,
and Senior a. d. G.
Brigadier e eneral Henry E. Tremain.
BrigadieT- eneral James K. O'Berne.
Brisaiier-, ienersl james 5. Fraser.
BrigsdieI-GeneTal Samuel h SChwenck.
BriSadier general Francis y Spino!a
| Colonel Thomas Rafferty,.
Colonel Il. l.. Potter.
Lieutenant C)lo e. a d'0ryiile
Major J. J. ComStOek.
Brevet Captain Edward Browne.
Captain Mathew Stewart.
Captain J. NJ Semler.
Lieutenant John A q. NicEels, U. s. 4.
Private Jot n 1regaskts.
Escort OF veterans Of 50 Army Corps.
| Petired Officers OF the U. S. Army, Navy and
Marine Corps, General John C. Robinson, COM
MiIitsTy Order Of the Loya' Legion of the United
States.
Soc:ety Of the Army Of Tennessee, Senior OH ,er
| present conn andiug,
| Society Of the Army Of the Cumberland, Senior
| oticer present, ommlndtng
| Grand Aruy Of the Republic, BiiSader-General 8.
s Burdetle, Commanding.
eeEu'ylvania General GeSTss Meade Post Nc
jceyeTal Grants PoSt); delegates from
Ebeu N Ford Post No. S3G and
William Downing Post
No 49,
Ohio p. r. Brown, Commander and Delegatt N.
New Io'k-H. Clay BALI, cOmmanderi U I.
| Clark, assistant Sd utant general and 600 men
MSlEe-James A. Hall, Coz mander, AID del'ga-
Fo.omac-Jamss W wisner. Jr., vice commlu.
dcr; J. 8. Burger, ociu'ant; delegation.
TtJas-DePgstion Of post commanders.
Iowa Delegation department officers.
CODnecticutt-FranE u. Sloat, commander w,
y Stoves. adjutant, and 20 men.
MarylSnd-DelegaiOn; Wilson Posi- No. ].
Ilinols-W. W Berry, commander; J, L. Bsn-
q 1T. I'd djuta- I aud delegation.
VirginiS-H. De Gay, commander, AMI de ega-
tinn ~ Csilloux Post No