Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
YATES FUNERAL.
Chief Justice Wsits's Remains Carried
Ialo the Hall Of the House Of
representatives.
Impress'v, O. remouy Conducted In tn.
PzRsenosof the =. matters and Repre-.
ssaIarIyss a. d Many Visitors.
THE oFFICIAL FUNERAL,

capitol ct 1850 this morning. They wert
accompanied ny his relatives, associate
justices EMO their families, officiating
clergymeD, seven in number, Officers Of
the Supreme Court and numerous per.
sonal friends. There we're no services al
the house. TIE arrangements were a
the simplest and quietes. character. Tue
cortege proceeded to the capitol by WAY
Of Fourteenth s:ree: and Pennsylvania
avenue.
AS early rs IL O'Clock this morning the
galleries 81 he House were crowded with
spectators anxious to observe the fuaersl
services over the remains of the late
Caief Justice sud to do honor to the
memory Of the deceased. The floor Ct
the Hons2 bore every evidence of mourn
ing. Over every doorway were heavy
draperies Of black, aud the folds OF the
American fxg, wnich hargs over the
Sp:sEeI's cokir, We're tssteiully caught
up with the same emblem Of death and
sorrow. Ia The SPICE in front OF the
clerks desk were ranged heavy lesther
covered chairs for the accommodation of
the relatives and friends of the
deceased, the President aud his cabinet,
the jas ices OF the Supreme Court and
the funeral committee of both houses Of
Cong -ess. Inc front lows OF the desks
Of the members will be reserved for the
S snstors, while 10 the bsck Of the hall 9
space WIS a lied With chairs for the &C
commodst!on Of Invited friends and mem
bers, Including n.nY ladies'.
Pro nptlY al 1890 the Speaker called
the Huu'e to order. Prayer was of sre d
by Rev. Dr.. Cushosrs. The business Of
the House was taeu suspended, while It's
eff ;ers carried In the bier and plsced 1t
on the space IN front Of the clerks desk.
A. ll:40 The S nate WAS announced, snd
all member 7, m2ined T. specially stand
ing while the majors took
THE PLACES ASSIGNED
them, Senator I1g4ls occupy ng the chair
to the right Of Spes ker Carlltle The re-
gents OF the Smithsonian Institute, the
Judges of the Jurt OF claims and OF the
Supreme court OF the District Of Column
BIZ, The district commissioners, the mem
Ders Il he oIplvmstlc corps, he Cfhcers
Of the United States SuDr, me court and
OF the depar ment II jds,+ce ard the mem
6ers Of rRe bIr Of the Supreme coErs en-
tered un6nnou ced aud were escorted TO
ses's upon the q 'or. A few minutes be-
TO not Mrs.. CT veland, accompanied
by Miss BIysrd, entered tie executive
gallery Of the House, both leiles being
appropriately dressed Ia black. At FIVE
minutes b, fore l9 the President and his
Ca3iHet we're EunUu ced, and hundT- DIS
Of people who hsd ~ this line
secured seats in tha hail rose in respe iul
attention as the Distinguished guests were
escorted 10 th-ir seats. Every mt N Der
of The Cabinet wss present aud with the ne
catered General S1~rIdsn, who was elsa
IN full uniform. A few minutes after
WAS, the congressional Gem nlttee en-
tered, followed by the on eating Episco-
pal Clergyman, Bishop PAret, reading:
"rne L ,rd g,Vr,
THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY.
Blessed be the nome II tne L prd," as the
cAsket lnciUsiug the remains OF The de-
ceased was o rae into the chamber ana
placed upon me BIER. The bearers Of the
c;,sket We're all empl gees Of The Supreme
court, and hehicd them, attlred IN their
robes Of CmI", came the honorary pail
Bearers the Justices Cf the Su
preme court. rne members CT The
Congr ,ssioaal Committee wore whi-e
sAs1ss fIsteaed at the shoulder with bla
sd waite reselt-s TIE cssket, whic
" e rich and nsgaifcrn ut in It's simpliclts,
WAS tastefulY alurasd with crossed palm
white ss'in ribbon, aud with r,l
trlou!e ot yellow roses and white lIlli-s.
TIE impressive burial service Of The
Discopql c5urch wss then reSd by Bish"p
Paret, music being rendered IN an & c.
tive manner By & CD ir Of ejgnte u voices
70 an CrSsn accomyA Gent. Tle solemUi-
~ Of the occasion YVES height u Ell when,
81 Bish p Paret read the Apostles Gre ed, ,
x-L IN = or ha n glErN
rose If one SccoTd and lined in the
solemn recitation If the latin. At the
corc usion CT II Sc rvices the cssket wa.
borne from The chsm0er snd the care
monies ia thu House were closed.
THE ORNATE ATTENDS
Washington, March 80 the Senate
nat at 1880 AT er prsye the CLERK CT
tae Fl Iuss sppe1red and delivered g
n5ss.ge fToR thst body announcing that
i. VAS III ses ion and reSdy to receive the
Senate. TIE presiding eli ;er Q gall>)
said: Pursuant 10 order the S nate wiz
now proceed ~ TIE hail OF the House of
Z pressHtetiv s u attend the funeral OF
Ihe lite Catei JG.tlc-. rhereupUB pro
cession u S:uk,ors, headed by the Cosp-
Iain snd the SSrgeAls at Arms, took up
its march TO TIE hall If be House Of
& 'prs sentStivss. AT err the Senator's h:d
lett the cdsmesr the FIVE who had been
appointed as counittee to attend the
funeral ut TCl+hO S-nasorF Sherman,
4 lis0p, ESaIts. G uIse ard Gcsyl GENE
IN, wearing white IIpen sesrfs. sno ocou-
pied sea S for some lime, waiting for the
arrival Of the funeral procession.
The House TIT d at 12:45 ACQUIRED
aRd the Senate TepAir w its Cnamberl
q immediGteiy sCj urned.
On the corridor Immediately outside
the House procession was formed Of
those Woo were to accompany the re-
miiGs TO the depot, and the party re-
traced its steps 10 the entrance. At the
foot Of the steps hesrse WAS drawn, and
Inns composed OF four Of the capitol
policemen, the Senate aud House fu-
neral Committees and ON eating
clergymen were formed, between
which the remains were slowly borne
TO the hesrss. Following the body were
the justices Of the Supre re court, the |
family, relatives and Inumste friends of
the deceased. Entering carriages In
waiting, the fuUeral party was driven
imme diately to the station.
Immediately on the arrival OF tn p.o-
cessiou at the Baltimore and Potomac
kfAsfnn tho rsskat "a "a