Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-10

NAIOHEA NA4
Hawkins ZOuaYeS, 9th n. \.
Veterans 18th y. Y. Volunteers.
Veterans Both y. Y. Volunteers.
Veterans 10th y. Y. Volunteer,
Tammany Reliment. I'D n. Y.
Veterans goth y. !. Volunteers.
Veterans 1881 y. Y. Volunteers.
Veterans 10th y. Y. Volunteers.
Veterans 45;h y. Volunteers.
Mexican War Veterans.
Tjhblcs Association, lSt New Jersey.
National Veterans, Chicago.
New Bedford Volunteers.
Philadelphia Veterans.
Veterans OF Regular Army.
Seventh Regiment Veterans.
Iwenty-seCOnd Veterans.
Fourteenth Regiment Veteran Association.
Ninth Regiment Veterans.
Soldiers and sailors Union, OF Brooklyn.
soldatrn and MatvosSen Cnion, OF BROOKLYN. q,
War Veterans Association, lith Regiment, oil
Brooklyn.
CIVIC DIIISION
GENERAL MARTIN T. McMAHoN, Commanding.
AiEs
General Arson &. MCCOOk,
Senator frederick :. Gibbs,
Colonel John X, Perlcy,
Colonel John ". Jacobus,
senator Michael c. Murphy,
Commissioner Jacob Hess,
Colonel Alfred WagJtait,
Colonel Charles Treichel,
Colonel Henry C. Berley,
Judge SCION h. Smith,
Captain JOnU G.. Calhoun.
C , y = ~ ISL PSo,
Colonel Robert l.. Barrett,
Colonel samuel Trueslell,
General James Il oBeiTue,
Major W. II. Quincy,
Captain W.. A. Kirkland,
Colonel JOhu ". Marshall,
Colonel John O'ByTne,
Captain James VI. Brady,
thomas jackson,
Colonel Henry huss;
surgeon DaVlG > A0a, ~
O'o CommlssloheF Jonu n; on'ep'N'
surveyor d.. . Beanie
Sonoma, EoyhUarJ III
Captain Johnson Beggs,
Colonel Charles g. OTIS,
General NJ. I. Donohue.
'0lone1 john Tracy,
r =, ShepPsId.
oiomel hcnty natetNou'
SharleT / iQ"st,
mari! W. N''NeiSo''
First pj-UwiSlOn-
Co,,ro, William & Cburcb
in Great Jones street, right resting on Broadway,
"lu lhc'"ueu o,;,,y If tho Cincippat,
81, A. "a ~ '"y C,n,,nerIs
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Tnion League Club.
Aztec Club.
Tinted States Christian Commission.
En-. Diplomatic and Consular Officers.
Citizens Law and Order League. Boston,
New Haven Chamber OF Commerce
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Soon" H"b-H''Ni0"-
n Co.,,.l lanes ". Marshall. commanding
ol"ISu aSmos piioos r;,bt re.tin" on ,;rsat
Tnncs street and inrlujeI:
New y oTk STOCK ITegansas
New York Petroleum Exchange.
New York Produce Exchange.
Ee" N%rS B Tas o Ea iTaIG a y rxc cI 4
Maritime Association Port OF New York.
New York Metal Exchange
Bosrd Of ! nderV ritSr..
TairI Srb-Dri,ou-
Colonel Charles Oris, commandiug-iormed ia la
fayetlr Place, Immediately in rear Of the second sub
di'i'ion' anu included.
yo.or N NeP%" PcnnG E lean Cin%l OF New New York,
young Men's Republican club. Kings County.
Young Mems EspnGIican GIn3, JeriSy ol,Y'
'''"9 ~ LirrroIp L"ague,
Third Ward Lincoln Cluh.
F,n,tl Sub Dirf,ioa-
Colonel John W. Jasorus. commanding formed
in Grea, Jones street immediately in rear OF first
S"''''V'>'In, anu inS'" | r,,,o,0,
ToiHntceT Firsmen's As%OciaiiSn,
sons .; Veterans, IL Posts
K1isbts OF Prthia,.
Knights OF Sherwood Forest.
ylje TSf FdSge I Eam%aji NO III IL q q. l. 1. A. 4. M.
Socicta del F~rs,crBo Amore;
Excelsior = a! s%osiSli on G 81 .eF''! It.
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4hey then entered carriages on giIuei
side OF the plaza near B'oaaTsy as iG.Tws'
Rev' Dr, Newman, blshop balhgS, P TTY
Potter, hey Ut Chsm0ers' RsT; ~. rpte'
Rey. Ut, bTidgemsn' rev " est ny:
Rather Deshon, heV. h0oeFt Eoiyel' nAon,
browne and Doctors Douglas, ohfaIy anu
SANDS Colonsl 6eSS' IN cnarse Oh tue res
uisrs; commanoea tne Companies a. a.
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the hearse. Coiored men were at
the brides of the twenty four horses, sixteen
men of the Meade Post of Philadelphia,
Of which Gen, Grant was a member, were
almost directly in front of the a Of black
leaders, and the David's Island band pre-
ceded them. The signal was given and the
line Of coaches with the ~clergymen
moved of the plaza on Broadway.
The band stood waiting at the head Of the
the funeral cortege. Col. Beck advanced to
the head of the line Of black horses before
the coach. Move out" were his words Of
command with uplifted sword. The lead
ers stepped forward, led by colored men,