The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-02
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
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tains on Tuesday Next.

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4 on Tuesday Next.
A Mount McGregor dispatch Of the
2s,h instant says: The intention OF car
rying the remains in the private car Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt has been changed aud
the funeral ear "Wooilawn,' Will be
substituted for Mr.. NaudeThIlt's car.
This car besides carrying the Remains
will furnish accommodations for forty
persons. The government has ordered
General Passenger Agent HeudEick oi
tue New York Genital to NaPr the c-Es
Of the funeral train. and j; i the pur-
pose to drape them entirely i'll black.
relying for the imposing effect ON the
massing U: colors. No white will be
used and the company promise that the
spectacle shall be more imposing
and impressive than has ever before
been known on such an occasion. Gen
cral Hancock and stall now promise to be
present on the Monday before the fun
tlal NANANhNfFs vi Az AAN VI AA' ~
moval OF the body to Albany, the Della
ware aud Hudson Canal Company will
send ahead Of the funeral train, at short
intervals, four passenger trains OF four
teen cars each to take up the Grand
Army men and others who may that day
be DESTROYS Of going into Albany to view
the remains as they lie in state.
1t IS learned that COO or zoo troops
will be or have h,cu ordered To- be at
Saratoga to meet the remains ON their
arrival from the mountain. on utNt
Tuesday. IL va, the original Intention
Of General Hancock to have sent these
men to the mountain. but when h
learned Of the limited facilities for NOV
ing troops on the mountain, he changed
his purpose and will sind them
as stated to Saratoga, to receive the re-
mains there and do duty during the
transfer. IL Is not unlikely that the
seventh Regiment Of New York will be
chosen and detailed 70 this duty too.
Instead OF ordering IA battery Of artIl-
lery to the mountain, the ordnance will
be stationed ut Saratoga where the prop
cr saiutcs will bc tired during the trans
Ter OF the body from the mountuIu train
to the funeral train.
General Hancock has informed Col.
oucl jones, IN command Of the military
here. compose Of - company of Thirty
eight troops, that Captain Bcck's bat
terry has been OrirIvd from Fort Column
hu, to report at Mt. McGrcgor as part
OF the guard OF honor to the remains.
\ d.t"i. o! light artillery has, also been
ordered from Fort Adams.
Mayor Grace, OF New York City.
President Sanger, 81 tAc Buard Of Alder
men, General Perry, Park Commi,~lou.
e. NooThis, and Police Suprr.utcni,nt
Murray, AZ tn conference to-day. laid
out the following route iur the ium"rl,
J procession: Cay Hall t. broadway,
nj Broadway to Fourteenth street,
, tNlbhaA ! 'AA N' l4ll4 Nb4f'i l' run Nv
rmuc, up Fifth avenue to- One Hundred
and Tenth street, thence through tie
boulevard to One Hundred and Tween.
ty-sccoud street and riverside drive.
entering the Park 1t one Hundred and
Twenty third stree.
The parade will probably he headed
by IL full iorcu oi mount Il police. Il
is said tha, from 25,uuD to 3J.uyU vet,
Grams will take pant in the parade o..
Saturday, August eth. Each division
will carry ITS post coIor-, and the old
battle color- and the old battle nag,
will be- masscd in the ccutr Of the IA,
vision.
No, don't so where You are not want,
ed. Ii a mnn wants you to 90 To- Li,
house he will iuvi'" ypu to 10 80, uud d
u merchant wants yuu to y.-i, IN, stnr,
h" will invite you through the column.
Of the local pnprr-. 1t is wrong to in.
tUje.
Prince Henry % Btttrmbyr., thr Inns.
band Il Bcatucc, i, said To- bee nn OF.
binary sort Of % Gimp who Is diguiicd ly
lis German friends with the title o..
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