Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1885-12-10

advancing years lie sat Immediately In
the rear OF the pews occupied by the vestry
auh reception committee. In the new al.
rectIy ~ his teHr were Secretary BHyard
and other members OF tho Cabinet To
their left were seated the committees f,,sm
the u, X. Senate aud House OF Represcnta.
tives, wearing flowing ssshos Of white over
,hs,r nkht shoulders, closed at the lef, sids
with rUs.ttes ~ black Grape. Immediately
In their rear were the officers Of the u Il
Army, Ia full uniform. On the north side
of the church were tho Uovernors OF the
HthteH present, with th.if utHffs.
ruG FUNERAL rRooT--ios
The bells OF all the city churches began
to'l,ng when the remains were taken from
the house, and confined their pealinR dur.
ing the contini alton of the church rites
ana WIN" the 90 occasion was ON 81 long
marin 70 crown Hill Com"tery. Their. was
very little delay in the movement ~ the
great column y hon once tbe distinguished
pcoil" who hHd composed the church sud-.
enc" he'd been assigned their carriages it,
formation had been completed during the
progress 81 tho services ~ the Cathedral
IN" column was preceded by mount
90 poitcn escort, who were fol
lowed by the Columbus Barracks
Band aud The lticisfdson r. ,uayes WHO M
rnediatnly preceded the hosrss The latter
was drawn by sis black bOrses wearing tho
black pstaphernAlia worn i,y the animals
attached 70 the funeral cat Which bore tho
remains - General Grant to the grave On
either side of the hearss was n guard f,otn
the indianapolis Light Infantry. carrying
their guns nt tho position ~ "rcverss
arms" An escort Of citis~ns, composed of
Oscar Is. Hord, William henderson, Gen
erol fr,d Kusflcr Aquiia 9uner Jsmsa U
Hice, V. 4. Aalott and General James X
.sfnAhan Immediately IN the rear ~ the
heatse ,,,s we're the itice Guards and straight
hifles' Win local military companies
THg rUSYhAL CAR
Occupied n central po-itioa In the second
OF the four grand IIviatrus
Ibe Irst grand Dis sisiOn Was In line ready
TOT the fpi ward movement when the cAs
kst vas carried from the chuich. II was
marching Independently All Osflcars dis
mounted The Busch zouayes Of ~ Louis
was TIE only company appearing IN the
line from Out-ihe the stats
In tbe second grand division, following
the hsnrs", came a carriage containing
hrs Thomas a Heudricks 81. n w
Morgan, NJ. snd Mr.. Fitzhngh Thornton.
Ihs succeeding twelve carrihges contained
relatives and near friends Ex-presIdeut
Hayes occupied the nest carriage, and uas
Followed ~ regular order by The ~ Tnhsrs
Of the Cabinet u X senators and Hel,re-
tentative, Ogysrnors and static u
Judiciary, eH-C. y Senators and Hstrcssn
taiives. u =. military Officers. state on
csrs ~ Indiana, followed by tie President
and Faculties Of uuivenities aud colleges
the Mayors OF cities and other civil on.
The third division vas oOmpossd of all
non n-inllitarY organizations n uas prs.
ceded BY the iOcHl fri-b s aericah orgsni.
NEtions, fOliows by the NJ ching yoli. al
clubs which had taken part in TIE recent
Presidential campaign.
The fourth grand division WAS made uT
% lgcSi nuniciJ 4 orgsnizatlOne lncinding
me Pre- Department With their stesmoFs
heavily drapsd
The column took np e. lins n march -,
l<.5o y m, but - progress was retarded
IN the business oisiTict OWirgtO the biock-
hbinR crowds, " hich far OHtnufuisrsa The
moving column. II proceeded slowly
through tho great masses ~ people on
Washington street The military orzaui.
.stiDn. ATTEMPTED 70 march with c0ngssny
'front.' but were repeatedly compelled n,
break into columns ~ fOp and move ~
the flank The carriages re driven three
abreast The movement Nsa siON the
bands playing difg-s, making tLe pro.
gross ~ timss almost ifnpeFcs ~ hla
until the column merged upon Nsrid.
iau street l--ef aud hauis0fas a,.fta..