New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24

THE CRUISER
mander of the United States revenue cutter Grant,
walked about and chatted with friends, looking
hale and hearty in his smart uniform in spite oil
his wears of service. He one of the Monitor
men. and was afterward on the monitor
Montauk Presently the Secretary Oh INC
Navy, Rcar-Admiral Bralnc, General w. w.
Howard Rear-Admiral John l.. Worden, VINO
fought the Monitor against the Merrmac, arrived
Captain Ericssons cid friends and associates were
also early at tho cemetery Among them "cle
c. S. Bushnell, who was associated with captain
Ericsson in the construction OF the Monitor, and
his son. Ericsson Foote Bushnell; s. W. Taylor,
CAPTAIN Ericsson's secretary; V. F. Lassoe' Gap
tain Ericsson's experimenting engineer; Alexander
Pollock. Captain Ericsson's experimenting engi-
neer in the construction Of all the MONITORS rlo
lessor G. w MacCord, of the Stevens lnsutute' VINO
meed IN he Captain Fricsson's draughtsman ana
drew under MS dsec Rscy 'ne Of Toronto Canada
the first assistant that Captain Ericsson hau IA
This country Mr.. Risey was with MI Ericsson
in 1889.
ANN CASSIDY HAD TO BE LEFT OUT
In a list of Captain ErcsSon's old friends Ann
Cassidy his bousekeeper for thirty-five years,
sbould not he forgotten Mrs Cassidy was ahA-
ions to attend the ceremonies, but as no WOMEN
were invited an exception in her favor couiu
not be made. Everybody who has caneu AZ on, enc
old house in Beach-st VIII Ie men ;p IawiyorI
sidy. who is now living comfortably III New or
having been provided for by Captain ErlcSsoh ~
his Will c. A. Lundine, of Brooklyn, ana A. W.
Nibelius. member of the American ins,ttu'e ~
Mining Engineers. and DIR. c. p. Ahlstrom were
among Ericsson's fellow-countrymen VINO wi"
at the cemetery ceremonies me n h,ns Tbese
consisted of medals pinned over nDDohs III c'e
American and Swedish national colors Ds1 fI'.
On side Of the metals was ron an marked and
forceful face. and the inscription John Ericsson:
horn Jnlv 81, 1903 died March s., lss9 W
the other side was picture Oh 'h fsSp Portitsr
the legend Victorious Niar'h ~ '''-
in re- ...a Scandinavian Singers marched
.h-onoh the cemetery gate and up 10 the comm; al
w rsests had come and the various organHa.loho
v readv TO take the places in the line OF inc
procession assigned 70 theH'
FORMATION OF TIE PROCESSION.
The formation of the organizations for the
oarade was made under the direction oil Lieu,ei'-
ants Callahan and Muligan, and Ensign hacseer'
AT - 80 D. m. the line was formed III 'le 'i-
lowing order; e..... ., tacnc
Amaranthus and Manhem lodges OF odd Fellows anu
American Society Swedish Engineers Oh the sout ae OF
second st.. the Engineers resting Oh the east ue
OF Secondave. x,, ., s,ao .,
The American Society of Cvii Engineers south soe Oh
secondst right resting west SIDE OF Seconu"Ne' ioi
Iowed in succession westward by the American 80
,. ., Mechanical Engineers and Marine Society OF The
City OF NewYork 49, ~ ,..
resting on west side OF Bowery ana extending 10 bf0aa
Thu Norwegian division the north side Of Bond-st
sht resnr on east side Broadway and extending to
Jones Alley. -,
The Farrsgut Association north side OF Bondst right
r..tng on side Of Jones Alley and followed success
lively TO the eastward by Post No 6lo Stevens Naval
Post Rankin No. 10 and William LLOYD Garrison fo''
No. 2o7. Ia,
., right resting side OF Bowery followed
To eastward by the Osbon Cadets
Td,ss Of ODD Fellows not assigned formed under
~. direction Of the grand master Of NewYork and his
,.nA marshal on the side from third to Eighth
or st. Marks Place. to the eastward OF second-a'e.
P,stoon of police OF side Of seondst right rest
ing on east side Of S~cond-aVe navy iaru Oanu aou
drum corps LEFT OF police
The hsarse at cemetery gates. Carriages In rear OF
hsarse on north side OF second.st. extending toward
Flrstave.
The formation of the lodges OF Odd Fellows,
not otherwise assigned, was as follows:
FIRST Observation-Disclosures OF Pstriarchs Militant In com
mand Of Colonel Lewis Herring III Third'st
second piyson--SubordiDate Lodges OF the INth and
yth Dstriets of NewYork the south SIDE and OF the
vim ptric OF NewYork the north side OF Forrthst
Third Di, Subordinate Lodges OF the list and ia
Districts of (excep. Manhem Lodge OF the south
side and o. IIId, With and XIIh Districts OF New
York on the north side OF Fifth-st
Fourth Dvision-subo rdinae Lodges of the Xh and
xIth Districts of NewYork the south side. and OF the
vth pstricts Of Kings north side OF Sixthst.
FIFTH uboYdnste Lodges OF the I'D District Of
rtops and of districts than ewYork and Kings
ha south side and o. the LIST District OF Kings and
,rom sister the north side OF SeveDths
Sixth Subordinate Lodges Of the With Dis
trict of NewYcrk except Amaanhus Lodge on the south
sle and Of the IIId District Of Kings except Prospect
Indre on the north side Of Eghsh-st.. ST. Marks
Place, at Second-ave.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures Lodges OF the IXth Dis
tr.ct Of New-York north side. and those Of tho
n tCfN 10 On 40
st. or st. Marks Place. German Odd Fellows Hall.
whore the grand officers and past grand officers Of this and
other jurisdictions made their headquarters. Prospect
Ledae No. 2S0 formed this convenient TO the
hall and escorted and past grand officers
In the procession.
SINGING THE WAR PRAYER.
About / o'clock the Scandinavian Singers
grouped around the coffin began to sing Otto Lind
blad's "Stridsboen," or War Prayer. The singers
among whom were the members of the Swedish
Gle Club, stood wah barred heads while they
Gang:
Thou, who hast the worlds Realm,
Hear the prayer We send TO Thee,
Give Thy grace, great beyond comparison
To be over Us forever more.
Secretary Tracy. Rear Admiral Braine. Genera!