New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
McMchael and James c. Reed. Among those who caiea

were:
R. Agnew Mr. and Mrs Rastus Ransom, Henry d. Gs,di.
James OTIS Cornelius van oots RapSs Hiram
hitchcock stephen Preston Minister from Hayt Matias
Mexican Rsnn, John I'm exPoee s co@m
s.ser soner Dewitt C. Wheeler, Gilbert E Jones,
hSsf hSi9 Stout b E Howard %SSS
u g NJ Congressman Henry G. Burlegb senator S,
Nan Mahlon M cGanss hSa1s William sicddard Marves
RefTAd% To%anG John 6and King Perry
William + Lawson Robert Mecord MaOyGensrai
Henry Charles Hepburn H. H Warner OF Rochester
ThO%as Mlllla% C00qS g Hcon 'wam H. Hewitt the Rev
". NJ Postlethwaite, of West Point; the Misses sss
Gung David %SI sshf Rsea g.
Brown Guy r. Pelton, George W. Parker anu Mrs' l. W.
tender letter OF sympathy from Miss Cleveland ana
another from Mrs Hoyt both sisters OF lne h Nh
were among the messages Of coincidence received Dy DTS
Most Of the stores and exchanges in the city city viii be
closed during the hours OF the ceremonies me eAecu
tive Offices OF the Post Office will be closed from 10 a. m
to and business at the Custom
Accounts Department OF Public WORKS law
mept AueduSt ,Se Sed DeTa 1ner city
Post onice have been tastefully draped with
Of the City Hall been literally hidden from view by
sombre-hed cloth. and suitable mourning emoiens appear
ON the Barge Office and Custom House.
PEOPLE AT THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
Numbers of distinguished persons in the city last
night who had come TO attend the funerai Oh 'ehea
Arthur BY common the Fifth Avenue Hotel was
made their gathering place. In the corridors there could
be seen at different hours exPresdent Hayes Mr Blame
Senators Edmunds Logan, Sherman, Evarts, Vest War
ner Miller German and Sewel; General b. f. Butler e1'
Secretaries Chandler. Brstor Gresham ana LII
coin. exPostmasterGeneral Hutton General Anson
exAsstsn Secretary nS Chsres 6svy E. Of SSeu Se%
San rraId, II rHoS %sEn'r s.n.,sr IF
Major W. E. Kisselburg of Troy Congressmma96 an 6
Of 3n1 Ap
Hit and spnser pGges Richard f lnG SeTin of WASH
ngion G n SonSressman Berah Wilkins Of Ohio General
W. r. sherman Hamilton Fish, Jr; ConSTessms ant Of
Erie exAssemblyman Hopkins. and many others
large number Of prominent puonc men Will a'iNo' " '
Rooms have been engaged for President Cleveland ana
FIVE of his Cabinet at the fifn ASeh9e TsrrioSes
have been ordered for them at the same nout S.rl
as those for the Senators Colonel Canadsy ser, S
Assistant sergeantatHrms Seller is conducting afair:
for the Ccngressmen IN the % mttee g o ten Is
to-day attending the funeral OF Congressman John
az Goyerncr Hill is expected to arrive at the Hoffman
House early this morning ~ ,.,oos Harlan
Chief Justice Morrison tS %ae Hot and last sih
The Committee OF the Union League Club appoin,e,o
ot the club house at $50 a. m. The
Hoard of Aldermen and the city officials Will meet al the
Windsor Hotel at the same hour.
WASHINGTON Nov 2l.-The President lett Washington
tonight for NewYork on the 10 o'clock train over the
Pennsylvania Railroad. He accompanied by secre
tary Bayard PostmasterGenera Villas and Private sec
retary Lamont They occupied car No 16o the private
car of yice-President Thompson, of the PennsyNama
Railroad Company. Secretaries Lamar ana Mn'ncy,
Chief Justice Waite Justices Harlan and Blatchford ana
Senator's sherman. Logan Morrill,, Cameron Vest and
German started on the train at p NJ over the same
road TO represent their respective branches OF the Gov
ernment at ex President Arthurs funeral iney occu
MED special paror car and were accompanied py tne
Sergea tat Arms W. b. Canadey. RepresentatVes
snringer Wellborn wilkins, Matson, Hit ana Heard OF
he committees OF the attend the funeral started
| on the train at 1890 p III.