Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-31
entirely of carriages, parked in the plaz
east of the CapitOl.

Plaza around the North front of the Capt.
tOl to Pennsylvania avenue.
The third division will move into the
column when its right is uncovered by the
second division. The military organiza-
tions of the first division will be formed
into column by companies, or platoons,
after turning into Pennsylvania avenue,
and the column will move westwardly on
Pennsylvania avenue to Fifteenth street,
Fifteenth street to Vermont avenue, Yer
mont avenue TO Rhode Island avenue, TO
Seventh street, to Rock Creek Cemetery.
Fiith-The organization of divisions and
ORDER OF PROCESSION
will be as follows.
Lieut.. Gen. p H. Sheridan, Marshall.
Chief Of Stati, Brevet Brigadeer General Albert
Ordway, L. :. Vols
Aides de Camp, Lieutenant Colonel VI. '. SheTl-
dan, L. ). A.; Lieutenant Colonel Sanford {.
kellogg L. ;. A; Lieutenant Colonel STAN
hope + Blunt L. ). A.; Brcvet Major Z. En-
NETT Urcle, Eleventh U. s A.
FIRST DIVISION.
Battalion Third Artillery. Colonel H. G. Gibson.
Light Battery c. Third u 5. Artillery, Captain J.
G. Turnbull
Battalion United States Marine Corps Captain
+. II. Harrington.
Detachments United States Seamen, Lieutenant
Commander W. W. RhOadeS.
District Militia.
Grand Army of the Republic.
SECOND DIVISION.
Senate Committee of Arrangements.
HcarSc.
PallbearerS
Family of Deceased.
Senators.
Representatives.
Officers Ofthe Army and Navy.
Committee of Mexican War Veterans
fFA, ary-l llrf14r Ilt- Rpi
Committee Grand Army Of the Republic.
Committee Army OF the Tennessee.
Citizens Of Illinois.
THIRD DIVISION.
Clerks Pension Bureau.
other organizations.
th-Organizations assigned TO the first
division will proceed to their places by B
street. south of the Capitol grounds, and
report TO staff officers, who will he found at
the corner of New jersey Avenue and L
streets, Southeast.
Seventh-Carriages OF the second divis-
lou will proceed by road through the
grounds south of the Capitol and report to
staff officers, who will be found at the steps
of the central pOrticO on the east front.
neutrality-suspicious. assigned TO the
the third division, or desiring to join it,
will report to staff officers, who will be
found ut the corner Of First and +. streets,
Northwest.
By command OF
LIEUT.-GEN. p. II. SHERIDAN,
Marshal.
To 44IJcrt Od,Cly, Chicf Of staff.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
The Senatorial committee OF funeral ar
rangements have issued the following:
Order of the day for tomorrow. Or
der of the day: Senators, Representatives
and all other persons invited or entitled to
admission to the floor of the Senate inciud-
ing the committees of the G.. A. r., Loyal
Legion and the Veterans OF the Mex
lean War, are requested to he in
the places aSsignedtO them, fifteen
minutes before twelve o'clock. The
Speaker, if present, at the right hand OF
the Presiding Officer. The clergy ut the
desk of the Secretary. At ten minutes be
fore twelve o'clock promptly the following
persons in the order named will be re-
ceived without announcement at the south
door of the Senate chamber and be shown
to the seats assigned them.
First-The President and his Cabinet.
SecOnd-Tne Supreme Court.
Third-The Diplomatic Corps.
Fourth-The Committee of Senators.
Fifth-The Committee Of Representa-
! tives.
Sixth-The family and the relatives tC
be admitted at the north door, nearest the
Vice Presidents room, and followed by
the Presiding officer.
Seventh-The PallbearerS.
AT y O'clock PROMPTLY,
upon the announcement of the Presiding
! officer, the clergy will conduct the funeral
ceremony, and ut O'Clock, or rs soon a
the ceremonies are closed, the Sergeant-at
Arms will form and conduct the funeral
procession in the following order:
FirSt-The clergy and medical students
SecOnd-The PallbearerS.
Third-The hearSe.
Fourth-Committee of the Senate anG
| House of Representatives
| Fifth-The family and attendants.
Sixth-The President and Cabinet.
Seventh-The Supreme Court.
Eighth-Diplomatic corps.
Ninth-SenatOrs.
Tenth-RepreSentatiyeS.
! Eleventh-Oficers of the Senate.
| Twelfth-GOyernorS of States and othel
/ invited persons.
Thirteenth-Committees of the G. A. X.
etc
The entire procession, civic and military
| is under command of Lieut.. Gen. =. II
Sheridan, TO be formed and moved in tn,
order commanded by him.
The President has directed that Will,
| the remains of the late Senator Logan ART
lying in State at the Capitol, the flags OIL
the public buildings will be displayed a
half-mast, and that they 50 remain unit
after the ceremony. An order was iSsueC
at the Interior Department to-day, allow
ing all members Ofthe G. 4. r., employed
in the Department, who wish to attenC
the funeral of General Logan TO be absen
all day tomorrow.