New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
WITH MILITARY HONORS.
THE BODY OF GENERAL PAEZ TAkEN A"AA
NTHE PENSACOLA.
v,vr pr,crs.,oy SAN ESCORT FROM THE 18th
nvo,wrvr .pNoRY TO THE PIER-PRoM-
1srxr MEN WHO WERE PRESENT

. v,vr pr,crs.roy As AN ESCORT FROM THE iHi IL
REGIMENT ARMoRY TO THE PIER-PKoM-
INENr MEN WHO WERE PREsENr
-yENrZUELANs GRAT1FIED'
The honors paid to the memory OF 0enerai 'o'0
Aptonio Paez in this city ended yesterday ih .ii0
transfer of his body with much military oSp'aS
from the 9Th Regiment Armory, az Sixty-hrSl-sO'
and Ninth-ave., to the United Sta'eS S0e""eA
Pensacola of East Twenty y-sixth-st
The body lay at the armory on friday nisn'
guarded by members Of the 9Th ana "h hesi.
ments, and about a. m. yesterday ohe hn'' y.
the procession began to form IN tne Douie e'a,u
from Fifty-seventh-st. to Sixty-hfth-s1 All WIN
were to accompany the procession IN Carriages
gathered at the armory. Prominent among .heln
were General Sherman. chairman OF committee
Edward Browne, chairman OF Executive Oornhi,V-
tee: General Jacinto K. Pachano, chairman Oh .ne
Venezuelan Commission; General James ~
O'Beirne secretary; James D. Coleman VI .no
committee; Senor A. NJ. Soteldo, OF the 'ene.ueian
Commission; Senor Jose Antonio OllaVaria' Minis
ter from Venezuela; Senior Francisco A de ol'a'
Consui-General from Venezuela John 2. Lynch,
of the committee; Senor Francisco Caoaiiero, SEC
retarv. Senior Louis N Castillo, secretary Senior
Francisco Carabano, secretary OF the venezuelan
Commission; Lieutenant Baker, United States
Butterfeld, Rear-Admiral Gherardi. Assemolymsn
r r. Morgan, Walter Mathison, John III, Bennlhs-
ton and G. F. Rocsch; Mayor Hewitt, PreSldent
Forster and Aldermen Storm, Hubben and NC
Mnrrav: Commissioners of Charities and Cor-
rcctlon Simmons, Brennan and Porter
the PROCESSION sIA It'd.
T. was after 10 o'clock when the body was
placed In tho hearse and the line was set In
motion. The procession moved from the Boule-
yard and Fifty-nnth-st plaza in the following
order:
Mounted police Major. General D. F. sicklcs command
ing column Of escort and STAT; BrigadierOehcra ~ o.
Steele Leutenant-Colonels Charles NJ schieneln ana
Adophus d'Orville, Majors Charles Appieoy and j. b.
Fassitt CAPTAIN NJ Searls. S. E. Lane. Louis T. Bren
and r NJ. WalterA ,
Tho escort Commanding General "a Battery ~ " o.
N. Y. troop Of cavalry Ferdinand T. Eie' o~p'
commanding. ,,,
limited states troops: Battalion 9Th U. s. Artillery
Major Abram c. wildrick, 5th Artillery, commanding
Battalion, with Band consisting OF Bat"ry fosSeh
d.n,n: Ba,,ery E" (Roemer's) from Fort Hamilton !
Battery L" (Randolph'D. from Fort columbus anu n'
terry x" (Brewerton's). from Fort Schuyler.
rntsd States Naval Detachment: Lieutenant Commander
Harry Knox commanding Conterno's Marine Band,
battalion Of Marines Major M'Lane, COMMANDING Batai
ion Of s<amen, Lieutenant W. Kellogg, commanding.
1lth Regiment National Guard s. N Y, Colonel A. +.
spwart commanding.
lss Battery N. q. s. n. Y' Captain LOUIS Wenae'
commanding
Military Order Loyal Legion.
ORGANIZATIONS OF tho Grand Army OF the Republic under
.hs command Of the Marshal for he approaching Decoia
uon Day. Comrads Charles Mex. Leoser. and sIan ;
Comrads George W. Cooney. AdiuantGenerai and Chief
AZ stan Aidesde. Camps: Comrades samuel G. Adams,
william Townsend VIII c. Smith, William X. Ttgney.
J,nes W. Brink, Andrew Delaney. Clark H. Mcdonald.
yam.s r. HILL Alex Newburger. George Vanderbilt,
Francis J. wsrneck, J. II. Mails, j. II Brown.
The Veteran Division was escorted by onncers Of the
N.onal Guard OF NewJersey and other Staea Veterans
of The 9th Regiment. N. O. s. NJ Y, Colonel Charles r.
prains commanding. Veterans Of the 7ist Regiment
n O. g. n. T.. Colonel Charles y. Homer commanding.
veterans Of the 2ad Regiment ~ @. g. NJ Y, Colonel
Martin ecmnanaing. Veterans OF the 7th Regiment.
NJ @. s. ~ Y. Colonel II. E. Treman, General sckes's
Chief Of Stan, commanding. This Command formed
special guard Of honor 10 the body.
Hearse drawn BY six black horses
Carriage column. including representatives from for.
een Governments oneers OF the United States Govern.
men. omce,s Of .hs State Government officers Of tho
City Government representatives from other ctes and
citizens
ZINE APPEARANCE OF THE PARADE
The route Of march was from the Boulevard