New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
PLANS FOR THE FUNERAL OF S. s. cox
MANY ORGANIZATIONS TO BE REPRESENTED
TILE PALLRKARERS SELECTED.

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THE PALLBKARERS SELECTED.
The funeral Of Congressman S. S. Cox win take
place at 10 o'clock tomorrow, in the First Presby
terrain Church. Fifth-a and Twelfh-st The service
Will be a brief one, conducted by the blind chaplain
! Of the House Of Representatives. the Rev. W. IL
| Milburn. The body will be taken to Greenwood
| where It will be placed IN receiving vault until the
| family decides upon permanent place Of burial
Mayor Grant yesterday decided to have the flags on
the City Hall placed az half-mast and 10 close his
office 10 attend the funeral
The body will be taken to the church this evening.
and in compliance with the general WISH II will lie IN
state there from 6 10 O'Clock. A military cscort
will be composed OF the seinway Post Of the g. A. r.,
who will supply guard OF honor at the bier during
.he night. watch Will also be kept by some of Mr..
CoXs most intimate friends
James !. McCartOn, president Of the Post Office
Clerks Association Of New.York, has called a meeting
Of the members for o'clock this evening at No 900
East Ffteenthst to make arrangements for attending
the funeral The Steckler Association, with about
100 men, the Letter Carriers Association, Tammany
society, the Ohio Society," and many other organiza-
tlOns of social political character, will take part
the ceremonies The Sergeant Arms OF the House Of
Representatives j. r. Leedom. arrived here last night
take charge of the gemens until the arrival of the
following members Of Congress who have been ap
pointed committee Of that body 10 attend the funeral
Messrs. Carlisle, Randall, Holman. Felix Campbell
Seney Heard, Mueller. Kelly, Mckinley Cannon,
Reed, Burrows and O'Nef of Pennsylvania
Among the callers at the house yesterday, were
Mayor Grant Richard Croker, Congressman Hreckn-
ridge of Arkansas and Murat Hastcad Many let
tels and kilograms received, among them being
messages of coincidence from Vice President Morton,
ex- President Cleveland, Governor HILL Warner Miller,
General Sherman Governor Foraker, and from many
Congressman and assoc atoms Of pOstofce employees
in various parts of the country
The following pail bearers were selected last night
but as il was not known how many of them would
be able to accept, list of alternafes also made
up: General Sherman, Low p. Morton, Admiral u.
r. Franklin, John +. Agnew. senator Dawes, S /.
Kimball, w. D. bishop of Bridgeport Conn. General
Governor Hoady, of Ohio; Charles a; Dana,
Colonel John A. COrkerin, Charles p.
DAILY NJ H. N9rih , and E ;dy nei.r ca5i am,
Justice Fuller, General NJ. {. Meigs, senator Beck
George Newson, president Of York Leter- arrers
Association Rudolph Kaufman. Of The Washington
STAR Congressman Cultivate. Congressman Charles
: Baker OF New-Y York. Thomas Ewing Grover Glove
land. Governor Hill and Allen g. Thurman
A CHANCE FOR MISE" GIRL TO 60 WEST.
Secretary Jackson received this letter Tuesday
Castle Garden:
Youngstown Sept T. 1850.
Castle Garden:
Dear SIR: | would ask this favor of you. Air they
ane gerls THAR tina. would like 10 get good phase
live in family Of grower persons too doc house
work il would halter be with some stile and not
under teenty years Old and that iSe and can
be trised at all times We have never kep girl
Notlen but Mise and good loohen one Will file
the bill.
Yours with respect
s. +. FORD
90 West Wood ST.
Youngstown
Ohio