The National tribune., 1885-08-13

Grand Army of the Republic Guard of Honor.
MoURNERs IN CARRIAGES.
Members of the Grant Family
Members of President Grants Cabinets.
Ex-Presidents OF the United States-Chester A. Ar.
thur. Rutherford B. Hayes.
Grants Old Staff, Detachments from the Wheeler
and Grant Posts and A. J. and J. w. Drexel.
The President of the United States the Vice Presi
dent and members of the Cabinet the Presidents
Private Secretary aud Marshal McATichaei
Members of the United States Supreme Court.
United States Senators.
Speakers and Members ofthe House ofRepresenta-
tves
Governor of the State of New York and Suite.
Ex-Presidents.
Foreign Ministers.
Diplomatic and Consular Officers who served under
Grant
Governors of States, according TO date of ratiica
ton of the Constitution and date of entry into the
Union and Suites.
Headsof Bureaus of the War Department
Gen. Sheridan's staff.
Gen. Schofieid and staff
Admiral Jouett, United States Navy, and staff.
Commodore Chandler, United States Navy, and
The President of the Soldiers Home.
United States District Attorney Collector, Sur
Naval Officer and Assistant Treasurer.
Board of Indian Commissioners.
Of oss according to population New
New Haven Hartford, Elizabeth, and Hudson.
New York Committee of 100.
SECoND-VETERAN DIVISION.
Maj.-Gen. Daniel f. Scl1les, commanding
Aides-Ma. Gen. Daniel Butterfield, Brighten.
Henry E. Tremaine, Brig. -Gen. James r.
OBerne, Brig Gen. James j. Fraser, Brig Gen.
Samuel K. Schwenk, U. S; A; Brig. Gen.
Col. Joel Wilson. Col. II L. Potter, Lieut. Col.
A. dOrvie, Maj. J. J. Comstock, Brevt. Capt.
Edward Browne. Capt. Matthew Stewart, Capt.
]. NJ. Senior Lieut.. John a H. Nickels o. s. n;
Brevt. Maj.-Gen Charles ii. F. Coils. Brevt
Brig Gen L. r. Tannatt, Lieut. Col. J. Il. Leslie
Maj. Joseph Forbes, Capt B; +. jackson, Capt.
Thomas j. Robinson, Capt. Jack Crawford, Jas.
j. keenan,, and Private John Tresaskis.
Officers of Veteran Maryland Regiments.
Escort of Veterans of the Third Army Corps.
Veterans Second Fire Zouaves Fourth Exceisior)
and of the 40th New York Volunteers.
Maj.-Gen Jno. G. Robinson in charge of Retired
Officers of United States Army, Navy, and Marine
Military Order Loyal Legion United States.
Society Army of the Potomac.
Society Army of the Tennessee.
Society Army of the Cumberland.
GRAND ARMY COLUMN
s s. Burdett, Washington, Commander-in-C Chief.
Selden Conner, Maine, Senior Vice Commander.
Thomas ii. Stewart Ohio. Chaplain.
John Cameron, Washington, Adjutant- General.
c. III. Grosyenor, Judge Advocate General.
Jno.T Taylor, Pennsy lvaDa, Quartermaster General.
Frederick Bracket, Washington, Assistant Adju-
tant General.
Aids-Harrison Dingman Winfield s. Chase Geo.
McGown, IL. Nj, Garland, w. l.. Scott, f. NJ.
Edgerton, Charles Richardson, John Morrison,
/. H. Stafford and Robert Wilson.
Past Commanders-in-Ch ief-Louis Wagner and
Robert b. Beath.
DEPARTMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA
George q. Meade Post. No ii Gen. Grants POST.
Delegation from Fben \. Ford Post, No. 1886.
William Downing Post, No 435; total 500 men.
DEPARTMENT OF NEW YORK.
II. Clay Hall commanding
Charles w Cowtan, Senior Vice Commander.
o. =. Clark, Assistant Adjutant- General.
John Ill. Walker Assistant General.
Joseph EGoif. Inspector.
Frank H.. Jones, Chief mastering Officer
Mem York State Posts.
Charles w. Cowtan commanding
Aids-Lous L. Robbins, J. H. Mason, Max Reece,
j. S. Cavendy and II. &. Swan
Posts-O' Rourk, No. i, Rochester; l.. o. Morris,
No. III, Albany; Lawrence, No. 37s, Port Ches-
ter; Richmond No. 524; Mariners Harbor; r. g.
Shaw, No: H. stapleton: i,enhart, No. 1913, Tot
tenviIle; benjamin RinSoid, No 2s3, Long Island
City; George Huntsman, No. 80 Flushing; Adam
With, No. 45l, College Point; X. J. Marks, No.
sol, Newtown; ID. B. p. Mott, No. 527, Freeport :
Moses Baldwin, No. 5i4. Hampstead; Morreli,
No. lsi. Sing Sing; w. Z. Burnett No. 1876, larry
town; Rowland. No ~, Fishkiil; Yosburgh. No.
Cromwell, No. 466 White Plains; Cummins No.
I76, Goshen; Hayt, No. 276 Corning Farnsworth,
No. 10, Mount Vernon Edward Hunting No.
353, Gresnot; ID. l.. Downing, No. 365.
NEW YORK CITY POSTS.
Bennett w. Ellison commanding.
Aids-George L. Hopper, Adpt-Gcn. and Chief OF
Staff; Gregory. w. o'Neil, Benz. f. Finley, FL
bert o. Smith, FredIs :. Glib, Stephen G. Cook
NJ. d.; Chas Gunthcr, Rustus s. Ransom, Benz.
j. Levy. Thos. Graham, Rev. Tios. w. Conway,
j. Ii. Greene, Henry a. Beatty, William Il. Van
Wyack, Peter j. Soaring, Joseph III. Stiner, J. j.
Comstock. Francis A. Utter, NJ. d.; G. j. Cam
brelling, Frank Bury, q. III. Hankinson George
P.'Osborne, Edw Burns, Hugh NJ. Gartian Geo
Pfitzer, George NJ. Dusenbury Il. z. Lppncott,
Louis Sehlamp, Dan1 Mcdonald, Sylvester Hege-
man, Lehman Israes, Richard p Wheeler, j.
Barclay Fasstt, JOS III. Meredith Chas. NJ Gran
ger, Benz. Van Ripper, Robert j. Clyde Fred. w.
Ritschy, Patrick Mckenna VIM. Clancy. james
Bryan, Henry 5. SPIRAL. john Dwyer, ~ D.; VIM.
O'Meagber Barclay Gallagher, Jas. Mcconnell
Martin Sadler and Thee s. Dumont.
frs. Diuisf0n
Comradc Jas. Il. Homer commanding.
Posts-Phil Eearney, No. 8; Abraham Lincoln 10:
Sumner, "a; Jas. C. Rice, %; Geo G. Meade SS :
Robt. Anderson, IS; Farragut 75; Wadsworth,
~; Oliver Tilden, Sc; T.. A. kinbaii 100; John
A. Dig, 135: Ia Fayette 40; Judson Fitzpatrick,
l43; and Alexander Hamilton, ISa.
Second Dirisi2m.
Comrade G. H. Mcpo,,ald commanding.
Pos.s--George Washington, No. l0s; Scdgwick,