The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
ERICSS0N'S RMlNS.
THEIR REMOVAL ON BOARD The
CRUISER BALTIMORE.
Grand Pageant and Impressive Cers""'
nIes In Honor of the Dead tnfe"'"r-
Tsria-Heform Clubs Moving - se'f"-
poIitan Notes and Gossip.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TfMrs.

August -. lc3O.
The ceremonies TO-DAY which attended the
removal Of the remains Of Captain Ericsson'
the inventor Of the Monitor, from the Marble
cemetery; the funeral procession from inerc
TO Pier A. North river; the placing Of the
body upon the United states tug Nina; liz
TRANSFER to the cruiser Baltimore, and the
sailing OF the Baltimore Tor sweden amid
the booming OF cannon. and all the other
pageantry attended upon nations farewell
to the body OF a national benefactor. made
up such spectacle as the city has seldom
witnessed Nothing was left und0ne Ia
show that the nation desired 10 pay ali pro-
Der respect % the distinguished dead. Inc
naval display was the most impressive seen
in the New York harbor since the Wash
ngton centennial celebration on April -,
1889. IL Is "A rare occasion which brings To-
sether the vessels OF the North and south
Atlantic squadrons. and thousands of peo-
pie were able 10 inspect the new navy,
whose era was practically illustrated Tor
the first time.
Rear-Admiral ID. l.. Braine. under the or
ders Secretary ofthe Navy. had charge ot the
programme tor the ceremonies incidental ID
the removal Of the body from the Marble
cemetery in second street 10 the Baltimore.
lie eil.tlfN ' dItdlu " ~ NJ hf"N'f 'f"'
TO act as grand marshall 0t the process
sion with the following officers ~ aids;
lieutenants Clifford II. West. Thomas II.
stevens. Charles T.. Colohan. Richard J.
Nulligan and Ensign Francis ). llaeseler.
The guard Of honor was the battalion Ot
uitcd states marines, Major X. W. Hunt
ingion, United states Marine Corps, com
manding: Lieutenant George j. Elliot,
adiutant. who VIII guard the body until the
vessel reaches sweden.
The LINE OT MARCH.
The line Of march was taken mp at :
O'Clock. The pall-bearers were all veteran
seamen. who served ON board different mon
itors. only one. Hans Anderson, served on
the Monitor. He was the chief pall-boarcr.
The others were Morris Kane, Charles I.
O'Nein, and John Williams. Of the monitor
Passaic; Daniel Leech, Of the Fatapsco'
and B. :. Osborn. 0f the MOnauk.
II is estimated mat about five thousand
people participated IN the ceremonies AZ
lending the funeral. and TIE streets along
the line OF march were thr0ngod with pco-
ple. the SATURDAY halEhOlday ahording
Them an opportunity Of witnessing the pro-
cess0n. The piers and Wnariso the water
front were thickly crowded, while NUM-
Der of boats carried passengers down the
harbor who wished TO catch nearer view
Of the naval display.
-
\ movement for the erection of monu-
mcut 10 Captain Ericsson, in New York. at
a cost of $1,000. which, II - SAID, the lesi7-
lature has authorized the city o. a9nro-
pirate. is being inaugurated, and this com
miitee has been appointed tor the further
ancc of the project.
Colonel William I. Church. chairman;
eN-Secretary Of the Navy William Z. MT
nov. William II. Webb. John q. Sargent,
John ID. Crimmins. 6. IL. Robinson, =. w.
raylOr, Y. +. Lass0e.
TARIFF RKTORM MOVEMENT.
Tho Joint committee Of the 1arlh Reform
clubs interested i'm securing from the Demo-
cratic factions of this city the nomination
of candidates for Congress Ironl THIS city
who will bc able a. represent tue cause nt
taril reform in the National House oi rep
reSentatiyes. have selected their commlti'c
from the different organizations IN Nhose
hands will rest the work of The coming cam
uaign. At their meeting ON last Thursday
M Cooper Union a list oi mem.
bership OF the various clubs interested
in the movement arranged according to me
Congressional districts was subhiitteu' ana
il was determined 10 select committee
from this list 10 attend to the work III each
Of the districts. The members ot these
Congressional district committees VIII bc
soon called together for instruction.
Inc W NfkluGMch : hiih
have started "cart tall campaign III ald
of the project to secure good Congressional
r,ndidatps. From conversations that J..
Ellory Anderson has had with prominent
| Democrats. he feels sure that the 'ongits-
/ -ional candidates nominated this year VIII
/ be Of a satisfactory character.
! CARDINA NEwMAN's suCCEssoRsliiP'
! Dnnlap's cable SAYS ia London the ques-
tion of the hour is who Will be- appointed 10
/ AN the place in the College OF Cardinals
made vacant by the death Of John Henry
/ Newman? All ewes In England are ahNi-
mi-lv directed 10 Rome, for 80 great j. the
regard tor the dead cardinal that most au-
! bcren.s OF other religious ACCOMMODATIONS
are waitigg with interest to learn VINO VIII
/ De declared worthy 90 occupy ms chaif'
There is no doubt that the Catholics mere
anticipate that the choice VIII IAN Oh "
British subject. Among those Who nave
been mentioned rs looking with eAlee'ah1
eyes on the red hat are the fapai 'han-
berlain, Archbishop >toner, the Archbishop
Of Dublin, and the Rlgbt-!eF. N'iha"
/ Clifford. Bishop Of ,lliton.
THE NOTORIOUS sPOOk ARTIST.
The famous spook Princess Ann Odeqa
Diss Debar has turned up here again. >hc
went 10 Europe few months ago on inc
! civ of New York in a staterOOm tAit cost
500. She returned Yesterday IN the
stecrage Of the city Of Berlin. htr m
tenti0n may have been 10 enliNen the lpt Vi
the steerage passengers, but she cel1'n'S
enliyened that Of the saloon pa-senSeis'
OF course. there were among tb'
American passengers many VINO acre "a
miliar with the features OF the spOok frih-
cess. Miss Annie PiXley, VINO once b0ughS
two "spook pictures OF dead friends ifonL
Nine. Dss Debar. was the first 10 notic -
woman in nuns garb among the s'eIako
passengers who greatly resembled out iaS
psychological friend. She was fess-
tered on the passenger list as sisief
!. lgnatius. When the captain learned who
she was he wrote on list: NINE. Dies pe-
bar. we know YOU" and sent IL 10 her be-
cause he didn't think such famous person.
age should travel incognito. When the 'iiy
of Berlin was IN quarantine !estefu'l
morning. Ann Odclia strenuously oDjecie,'
to the reviewing ceremony which the ilnuii'
grants have to undergo at the hands oi 'he
health officer. The officer, however, was a'
last successful in inducing her ID suDinh'