New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
THE ERICSSON CEREMONIES.
REARADMIRAL BRAINE,s PROGRAMME.
A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN WHICH SEEMS TO PRO

Issued the following general Ouer'
The organization Of the procession inc iOrH'" " w
dot and the ceremonies to be observed are ordered ~
follows
Captain W. A. kirkland, U. 5. Navy Is 'pporn"'
Grand Marshal with the following AIDES; Lcu1eha"'
COMMANDER clifford H. wost, U. S NJ. Lieutenant lhona'
II s,svors If & NJ Lieutenant Charles f. Coahan'
T. ( y . Lieutenant Richard T. Mulligan, L. >. NJ
Tnsiqn Francis J. Iac'ler, L. ;. "
The Guard OF Honor VII the battalion OF th@ u S ma
,ines Mao, r. W. Huntington L. s. Marine Corps COM
m1ndlng First Lieutenant "eo's7 - A'''' - E."
Corps, adjutant. 80,
The battalion Will be composed oil all Tie marines vi INC
sims and station possibly be spared from duty
The marines Of the vessels In the North River VIII be
eocrCd at g 80 H.. August %, by steamer uhder th'
SD rvison Of Lieutenant Karl Rohrcr |. ,. ~ Ih'y
i be dc ivcrcd to by boats OF the net prompt
Nv az the hour designated and viii be taken 10 e Navy
Yard where they Will form battalion at 10 no a. H.
Marine guards vessels at the Navy Yard vi" report 10
MAJOR Huntington. at the foot Of Man-st Navy faro'
1O15 M and all will proceed In steamer ut il 10 a. M
to foot of hirdst River and march 10 the cemetery
On the conclusion Of the ceremonies inc marines WI" De
distributed to boats OF the feet ana to Navy YARD by
steamer from Pier A.
order Of the procession In coluhh VIII DC Us ioo"s
Platoon Of police.
Grand Marshal aud aides.
Navy Yard band
Thirteenth New-York Regiment Drum ana Buple Corps
battalion Of United States marines
Hearse accompanied by Monitor seamcn.
BODY bearers.
Invited guests IN carriages.
Amaranthus and Manhcm lodges OF Odd feuows'
American Society Of Swedish Engineers.
American Society Of Civil Engineers.
American Society OF Mechanical Engineers
Marine Socic.y OF the CITY OF NewfoTk
Swedish Division.
Norwegian American Seamen's Association
Faragut Naval Veteran Association. g. A r.
Naval Post Nc. 516. CT. a. X.
Stevens Naval Post Of Hobokcn q. "A. r.
Rankin Post no. TO- G. a. Il.
William Llovd Garrison Post No. 2O7. g. A II.
Representation from Delamater Iron Works.
Osbon Cadets.
Lodges OF odd Fellows.
The line OF procession will formed in the vicinity Of
the Marble Cemetery second between First and Second
ayes New.York City, u 80 p The various organ
cations will form line In the following localities;
Battalion Of Marines south side of second-st facing
the cemetery.
Ayaranthus and Manhem lodges Of Odd Fellows and
American Society Swedish Engineers on the south side
Of SecOndst the left Of the engineers resting on inc a'
side OF Seeond-ave.
The American Society Of Civil Engineers, south side Of
Sccondst right resting side Of Secondave 'o
lowed in succession the westward by the American
Society Mechanical Engineers and Marine Society OF inc
City OF New.York.
The Swedish division on south side OF Bondst right
resting ON the west BOwey and extending " Broad
way.
The Norwegian Division on the north side OF Bonas.
right east side Of Broadway ana extending 70
Jones Alley.
Tho Association on north side Of Dondst. right
resting on east side of Jones Alley, and followed sue
cessi,ey TO the eastward by Naval Post NO DO stevens
Naval Post Rankin Post No. 10, and William Lioyu "Si
No. COZ ID,
n, sccondst rqt resting on side OF Bowery followed
10 eastward bv the 0sbOn Cadets.
LODGES OF ODD Fellows assigned will be formed
under the direction OF the Grand Of NewYork and
his Grand Marshal the side streets from ihIu l" s
or {, Marks place 10 the eastward Of SecondeNe
Platoon police Rorh dc OF Secoha s. Fsh' rs'"s
OIL cast side Of Sccond-sve. Navy Yard Drum ana bhu
CORPS left OF PAIGE.
rae hearse at cemetery gates. Carriages in OF
h.,,ss on north side of Sccond extending toward First
go ,,.,..
Grand Marshals Aides Colahan, Muliigan and lIaesle
Will have charge the formation Oil sccond'st west OF
cocondavo Ia Droadway During the removal OF the
remains TO tie hearse hymn via be sung IN the ceine'
terry BY contingent OF the swedish uI'is'oh, ~"
arrival OF remains at the hearse the Marine bato
Will present arms. Battalion will then take position III
column and the procession VIE "o'o ~ ~ me- ~ ~
following route o. ,,.,
sccondst 10 second-ave, to Eighth-st. or St. Marks
Place through Place to Broadway to Batey fac"
and Pier a, North River When the head OF the coi"m
reaches Pier the Marine Battalion Will form line on te
right SIDE OF street presenting arms as e heafSe
,a,se and the band will play the Swedish Natohai ar
The remains will DC received on board the tugooa' Mn"
at 3 D. m. and procession Dismissed
Commander W. H. Whiting, United States Navy, With
aides will have charge Of Pier A, and will superntehd
the condensation Of the remains, and soc that the wharf
and its surroundings are Kept Gear OF unau1oAeu per
SONS and vehicles.
The Nina preceded by steam launches OF the fleet
In double column and followed by the Catapa and the
pulling boats double column, will proceed TO the Ohhea
States steamship Baltimore Oil which Vssc the Fe"sins
win be embarked The order In column oil the steam
launches and boats will be designated by senior nag oce
uressont n the North River. Those officially Invited 70
tho ceremonies will take passage in the Nina aud Caapa
During tho transfer Of the remains the water from
Pier the Baltimore minute guns VIII Do hihu W
he monitor Nantucket.
On August 22 the vessels that participate In
the ceremonies will be moorod In single column U th'
eastward OF Ellis Bediows Islands The Baltimore
will anchor to southwark Of the white buoy 10 The
norbwad and eastward Of Island aud the remaining
vessels will anchor by squadfons on line OF bearing
s. SO w MgDetic) from the Baltimore, the squadfon OF
the senior flag present next 70 the baltimore fol-
lowed by the OF the nag officer next In rank The
vessels will be cables lengths apart with 40
fsthoms Of chain $50
Officers IA charge Of launches and pulling boats VIII
report to the officer in charge Of the boat formation
Commander Horace Elmer U. 5. n, at Pier A. by 23O
p. No passengers will be allowed IN steam Launches
boats
On the arrival OF the launches aud boats at tie
baltimore the Will be broken and all VIII return
20 ther restcctiye vessels The Baltimore after the
receipt OF board will get under way ana
proceed Each vessel Of the column after the
baltimore has passed will fire National salute Of twenty
ono guns with tho Swedish flag at the FORE hostng coors
at half mast during the silute.
On the day the coors at this station and
on all naval vessels Will be displayed at half mast from
until shutdown.
The monitor Nantucket hauled out Of her
mud bed in walabOut Bay yesterday TO be made
Miller doubts If her two lfteen-inch guns be made
available for firing minute guns during the passage o.
bic that twelve FOUNDER howzers Will he used for uhe
funeral salute.
HE TOOK TOO MUCH COCAINE.