Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-01

right side. :. Postilfonn waist, with a crape fiehu from the throat to the waist; finished at,both ends with crape bow Collar and cuffs of crape. The bonnet is poke shaped with long crape veil that reaches to the bottom of the dress.
 Mrs. Fred D. Grants dress is heavily trimmed with crape. The skirt is made with deep kilt plating, with three bands of crape. Long drapery on right side, raised very high on the left, and faced with broad bands of crape, with heavy folds running down the left side. Pretty draped back, raised very high in the center, forming two fehu of crape gathered in at the waist, with belt coming from beneath two revers of crape. The collar and cuffs are also trimmed with crape. A close-ftting bonnet, with long crape veil.
 Mrs. Sartoris' dress is made Henrietta skirt, with two plaitings. with band of crape on each. Overskirt raised very high on both sides, falling very. low in the, front which has two bands of crape down the cen; ter. Two jabots lined with crape from the back drapery of overskirt. The waist has g very full fichu of crape, with two revers lined with crape. She will wear close-ft- ting bonnet and crape shawl.
 Mrs. Jesse Grants dress is kilted skirt with bands of Henrietta and crape running lengthwise, a short draped overskirt with loops of crape forming pocket pieces on each side. The drapery, falling low on the left side, is raised high on the right, combining in graceful folds in the back. The waist is a plain postilien, with jabot from the neck to the waist. Collar and cnffs are of crape She also wears close fitting bonnet with crape veil.
 Mrs. Fred Grants little daughters dress is plain kilted skirt with bands of crape on bottom, Norfolk jacket with collar, cuffs and belt of crape A sailor straw hat trimmed with black ribbon and black kid gloves complete the mourning costume.
 Ex-Confederates in the Line.
 NEW YORK, Jnly 31.-General J. B. Cor don, of Georgia, has written A. M. Davis, of 40 Broadway, approving the latter's project to form battalion of ex-Confederates as part of the funeral procession of August 8.
 The Burial Permit Made Out.
 NEW YORK, July 31.-Undertaker Merritt to the health department for burial permit for Ulysses s. Grant, who died at Mt. Nc Gregor July 23 of cancer, Drs. Douglass and Shrady attending, aged sixty-three, born at Point Pleasant, Ohio, to be buried in River side Park" Though the requ1sition was in complete, it not being accompanied by the physicians certificates, the registrar waived the red tape requirement and made out the following permit:
 HEALTH DEPARTMENT, July 31.
 Permission is given to remove the remains ot Ulysses s. Grant, aged sixty three; occupation, gen eral U S. A. (retired); place of birth Point Pleas ant, O.. place of death Mt McGreger N. Y date of death, July 23; cause of death, cancer to River side Park for nterment
 Across the face of the permit in red letters was the following:
 Permission ii is hereby granted to inter this body tight metallic case subject the approval of the saRifaps R P pas M D. Sanitary tendent.
 It has been decided that owing to the fatigue consequent upon a march of nearly ten miles from the City Hall to Manhattan vile no attempt will be made to march any part of the procession back again. Moreover all civic divisions of the procession will march. from the City Hall to Fifty-ninth street and disband there. The military di- vision comprising regular troops, militia and other armed organizations will march the whole distance On arriving at the boulevard the military will separate right and left and the escort proper with the catafalque will pass through the lines thus formed to River side Park and the tomb. The military division will then disband The step will be common time to slow music, not funeral step as ordinarily done in military funerals. Arms will probably not be reversed until River side Park is reached. All civic organiza- tions desiring to parade should apply direct ly to headquarters, military division of the Atlantic, Governors Island, stating full par ticulars. A copy of such application should be sent to room AT Federal building, New York.