The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-07
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Patterson.
Soon after tho Senate had been called 10
| order at 1890 by President pro TEN. Ingalls,
! the honorary pall-bearers on the part OF the
! Senate werc announced as follows: Messrs.
| Morrill,. Sherman, Hale, Allison, Mcpherson.
| Vest PuRh, AMI Gibson.
Shortly Ncfore o'clock the members OF the
House OF Representatives, headed by Sergeant
alarms holmes aud Assistant Sergeant at
/ Arms Charles b. Reed Of the Senate. we're an
Houncod by tho latter. and they took seats
at the right and loft Of the chamber in the rear
/ of the Senator'S who stood to receive them.
| Speaker Realo was escorted to n place ut tho
! right OF Mr. Ingalls, The members OF the
! Mnuso Of Representatives wore followed by tho
Chief Justice ana Associate ustit o. Of TIE NJ:
! preme Court, preceded bv Marshal Wight and
! Clerk Mckenny, aud were seated at the right
in front OF the Representatives. The diplo-
Poncefotc. the British Minister and member
OF the Chinese. Japanese. and brazilian lega-
Five minutes Inter President Harrison and
tho mombers OF his Cabinet we're. received,
the blage rising Secretary Noble; Mho
Ia not IN tho city, and Attorney-teneral Miller.
who Is Ill, were the absonteeS.
AZ "s the rnsket was borne into tho cham
side from the marble room; where # Ind been
lying II was preceded by Chaplain Butler
House Committees. wearing white sGshes with
black roscttes. and the honorary pail bearers
wearing black sashes fastened with white ro-
settles Following the casket came Mrs. Goodloc
her husband and friends Of the, family. who
the President and the Cabinet As the process
sion moved down the aisle Chaplain Butler
BEEN BEEN seated n the u cerCS having aSen theIr
places ut tho Clcrk's desk. ex- Chaplain bullock
read the Goth Psalm He then offered PRAYER
Lirst Euiste to tho Corip,hians, the Rev. Dr.
Butler offered prayer This closed the cero-
monies.
The members OF the Joint committee Of the
two Houses, headed the procession rs II fled
and the aSns fhs S caskst Sorne
hcarse through the cast door of the Capitol be.
tween two lines; composed OF the menhers OF
the Senate and House Committees of Arrange
ments, who stood with uncovered heads The
rest of those who were to ncc9mrany the ro-
fell into line, and the procession started. Pre-
eSfedinG the hearse were me members Of the
S% nss anE Se and we're 9H the @y
aud relatives In carriages. the President and
members Of the Cabinet IN carriages and The
sentatives on foot.
Upon the arrival OF the procession at the
station the pallbearers the JIG mt Committee
on Arrangements. the Congressional Commit
too and the members OF the Senate and llouso
cas- ket was then carried through the station
and placed on, the spot where senator Beck
urday. There 1t remained for IA fcw seconds.
when. preceded BY tho honorary rallbearers,
it was carried through the station gate down
the long shed, and placed in heavy outer
cHsket in The COMPARTMENT car OF the special |
train provided by the Chesapeake and Ohio |
railroad.
Those who accompanied tho body to Ken !
lucky. besides tho family and few friends Of |
the deceased were the Committee Of Arrange
ments Of the Senate. all OF the Kentucky dele |
cation In Congress, except represent alive |
Goodnight, oX-Congrossman Phil h. rhomp- |
son, Lieut.. Young Of the navy and some Of the
honorary nallbeaiers. The train started at
=. NJ. and is scheduled to reach Lexington to-
morning at . o'clock. where the funeral
will take place the following day.