New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

q six non-commin,iopea o6Deas nuu o. Wssamgssa
nasrseu. Ths 1u1aowin9 usahsn efCsualsv's Bsis.de
- winch General Hsiknap bslsaOsA, vsss snseG 0esc
u rhe procession o. nourness: Colonel o. y. IN
man. Major Yrslmish Hoss, csD>atn Jsan .. Ses-
worth, Captain Isaac b. Thatcher. C21tAaS ". u.
nichael and Caveain FntfehH1 Can1eA- o.
Tho services u the church were apvoinsea for 10 10
O'Clock. and long before that hour Tie unresved pof
ton Of The eafnce w. Asd hy the friends o the dssd
General Ample space. had boon rserved sof the
family the msmbess a croekers Bss.As. TIE honorary
panbearers, the military order Of tho Loyal Legion,
tho Bar Association Of TIE District Of Columbia End
The members of TIE Princetna ColIsee Alumni Asso-
citation. Among those present were Secretary Rusk,
Admiral Amy, Generals TUwnsend and Ausur.
Horsuo King, md Commissioners Douglass and Ross o.
Tie District Of Columbia.
When the processton srrive4 st M church tne
eo1nn, preceded By the honorary pAlbesreTs, We
bsrns tn, while the choir sang LeAd, Kindly Light
~ TIE Rev pr. DousAss, the rector Of the church.
began the reading Of the first portion Of NJ kpscese
burial SERVICE beginning ~ IN the Res0recoon ana
tho Life" General Bslknap's fsmiD-Mrs. Belmap.
Hugh r. BelknAp and Miss Alice Belknap-fouo~oo
tho conn, which vas placed IN 'front.' Of tAe cnan0ei
rail-
At the close Of the burial service the choir chanted
IL Heard . Voice from Heaven" Tia CONN WIS then
taken from tho church while the choir chanted Hafk
Hark. Ny Soul; Angelic Songs are Swelling" Inc
coffin placed In the hearse the pallbesrers ana
family friends ana clergy men entered Carriages ING
line of march WIS reformed and The procession SLOWLY
took its way through the western part Of TIE city to
Georgetown, thence BY the Aqneduct bridge 70 AIRING
ton.
When the procession reached the southern end OF tne
Aqueduct bridge the majority Of the Grand Army men
fell out They formed In Line and stood with I'M
covered heads while tho procession passed slowly py
great many people bad gone to the cemetery earlier
in the day, and there . large throng around the
newly made grave vhen the procession entered the
cemetery. Tho Old Guard formed two sides OF hoi
low square, Grand Army men made another side, and
the mourners completed the square. In the centre
were tho honorary pabearers, representatives OF the
Loyal Legion, and six members OF Cookers Iowa
Brigade. q,
The services Of the Grand Army were opened by
Department Commander Creli, and continued by De
parmeni Chaplain J. II. Bradford. Wien the Officers
the closing prayer and had laid ON the CONN thslr
tributes o.. evergreen, Colonel W. H Michael OF Crock
ers Brigade, stepped forward with wreath OF oas
leaves. and, after making touching address, placer
the emblem Of that band Of heroes on fags wnich
covered the coffin OF their president Then the
Color Guard Of the Department composed OF fve vet
Grams Of the battalion, D. c. n g., stepped ASIDE anu
were three yolleys the earth thrown on the comm
by the waiting laborers. aud the ceremony was over
The grave Is Immediately In the rear OF the Arlington
mansion.
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