New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04

o. H. Ross and Major Rowley, the only surviving MEN,
bers OF Grants first staff General William Smith, ex-
cut National Guards, 500 members William Lloyd
Garrison Post, G.. A. r.. of Brooklyn; Provisional
Jersey General J. B. Newton requests place for an
engineering battalion Capitol City Guards o. Rourke
Nsw- York Stock Exchange Bendix POST No q. 4. r.,
90 men and drum corps Of 80 Soldiers and ssi9ss az 9
Department OF Illinois @. A. r.. and delegation;
eanS Of IF the & S Of
teers
Everhard Weller who says that he was an orderly Of
and color-bearer in the ist New-YorE Volunteers in
the Mexican War. writes from the Soldiers Home in
Washington asking permission to carry the old col0rs on
The Roberta Bell Post, G. A. r. of Boston, have asked
General Aspnwa said yesterday that the entire pro-
sioly not before Thursday.
There will probably be from 10000 to $4,000 mill
tary in line and nearly $4,000 veterans
Colonel Fred Brackett Acting Adjuant General at the
Grand Army Headquarters at the fifh Avenue Hotel,
ports received as follows: The Department OF Massar
400 mem the commander and staff; Wilson Post,
NO. l. OF Baltimore has selected detail OF eight officers
delegation not yet made up; the Department. Of the
Potomac viii be represented by detachment ef 100
ment Of Indiana WI not be Fegrssentsd
poets many individual members to be present the d. J.
Crosswait Post, Angola Ind, will send detachment
delegation 200 strong fully uniformed the commander
OF the department Of Connecticut IL is Impossible
yet to estimate the number OF men who viii
report from that state, but desires place IN line fJf
himself. staff and posts. II is thought not less than
1000 will be In line from Connecticut. General H.
Clay Hall, commander OF the Department of New-YOrk,
has reported that about 5000 Will be in line from
his department. the Department Commander from
NewHampshlre Will be present with his stan and DEL
egatiOn. The Department Commander OF New-Jersey
expects turnout of 5000 men. The report from OHIO
Indicates that about 100 members win he present from
that Department, without official representation AS
department
Tie Public Works OF Jersey City passed
OutiOn yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral In
body.
Dr Louis Rodenston, chief OF the medical staf OF
Manhattan Hospital, will erect and maintain the day
OF the funeral procession hospital tent fully equipped
with ambulance etc, at ana
Ryersdeyo. The eure stan will be prepared to attend
to all cases requiring attention.
&C s." suggests that thirty-eght instead OF thirty
horses be employed 10 draw the funeral car on Saturday.
from the fact that hyeigh. being the number or the
states OF the Union, has a National Significance.
The work OF drapng the interior OF the CITY Han was
continued yesterday. The ceiling IA concealed by black
drapery the columns wound with black cloth aud
the railing or the staircase Is covered with black. The
effect IL to give the Interior sOmhre appearance.
Judge Addison Brown, OF the United states Dlstrict
Court has adjourned the hearing OF notions which was
set for to-day. account Of the Grant funeral services
owing the increased number of persons In the party
OF Mrs. Grant from what was originally ex-
pected, the ASSIGNMENT OF apartments TO, ior
CHANGED The family and Immediate friends VIII nave
given up their accommodation the suite OF rooms on
the parlor floor, beginning at Twentyiourth,st and
Broadway and extending along the entire twenty
fOurths side Of the house to Paror DR., which VIII be
used a private dining room These rooms have been
General W. T. sherman went yesterday morning. to
Mt McGrcgOr iOin the Grant family. lie Will return
to New.lork City Oh Friday with Mrs Grant