Evening journal., 1891-02-19

named pallbeaTers in carriages. Mai Gen
J. A. Schofield. Maj Gen. o. o. Howard
Rear Admiral d. J.. Braine Rear Admira
j. A. Greer, Professor II l.. Kendrick
Gen. Joseph f. Johnston, Mai Gen Henr,
w Slocum, Mai. Gen. Daniel q. Sickles
Maj. Gen. g. NJ Dodge. Mai Gen. J. NJ
Corse, Maj. Gen. Wager Swayne and Mai
Gen. Stewart L. Woodford
These pallbearers accompanied the re
mains as far as the train at Jersey CITY
Six sergeants were then detailed as bearers
and will escort the remains as far as st
Louis.
The Procession.
AT 2 O'Clock sharp the word to move wa.
given by Gen. Howard. who commanded
the column. Following is list Of the bodies
IN the pageant and their respective posi-
tions:
Mounted and foot police
Gen. o. o. Howard and staff
Escort OF honor. under command Of Col Loomi.
l., Langdon. composed Of a battalion oi
United States marines four comuauies
OF United States engineers. six com
psnies Cfoot batteries) Of artillery. bat
talon of Light artillery from the regular
army and National Guard, two troops
OF cavalry from the National Guard
These will surround the pallbearers body
on the caisson and carriages of relatives
Pallbearers in carriages
Led horse, bearing saddle. bride sword and
side arms Of Gen, Sherman.
Caisson bearing body
Special escort from Lafayette post G. A. r., on
right and left of caisson
Family and relatives iD carriages escorted by
Lieut. Kihaen Van Rensselaer,
President Harrison in carriage, escorted by
Gen, Horace Porter
Vice President Morton in s. carriafra ageo,,tas
by Gen. George ID. Ruggles
Members Of the cabinet in carriages escorted
by Gen. n. D, Leggett
E1-Presidents Hayes and Cleveland III carriages.
accompanied by Joseph II. Choate and
Chauncey M. Depew. respectively
Committees Of the senate and house Of repre-
sentatives, Governor Hill ana Mayor
Grant, in carriages
Military Order Of the Loyal Legion Of the United
States and Offices Of the army and navy.
Col Clarkson, G.. A. r. and aids
Marshal George Chapel and aids. commanding
the first, second, third, fourth and ffth
subdivisions Of the G. A. r.
Sixth, seventh and eighth subdivisions ~ the
g. A. X, under various commanders
Corps Of West Point cadets, Lieut. Col Haw
kins commanding.
Brig. Gen. Louis Fitzgerald aud staff.
First brigade National Guard Of this state
composed Of Sixty-ninth, Seventh
Eighth, Ninth Twelfth. Twenty-second
and Seventy-irst regiments
Gen Henry T. Trcmain and STAFF
Officers representing the Connecticut militia
in carriages.
Old Guard, Mai. Mclean, commanding.
Seventy ninth Highlanders, veterans
Seventy-third New York veterans, also known
as the Second Fire ZoUaves Theo. n
Ruhle commanding
Seventh regiment, veterans, Lieut.. E, q. Ar
thur.
Fourteenth Brooklyn veterans.
Sixty-ninth New York veterans, Thomas NJ
Canton in command.
Tenth New York veterans Capt Chamherlin
Phil II. Sheridan Command. No. ], OF
United States regular army and navy
veterans William r Morris in command
New York division Sons Of Veterans.
Berkely school battalion Of cadets Townsend
Morgan in command.
Columbia school, battalion Of cadets Col J. b
Dudley commanding
Hebrew Orphan Asylum cadets, Maj Cohen
commanding.
Feekskih Military Academy cadets, John NJ
Tilden commanding.
Barnard School cadets I. G. Mcdonald in com
mand.
Confederate Veterans camp Of the city Of New
York. in carriages.
Representatives of the Chamber Of Commerce
OF the city of New York, in carriages.
Committee representing the New York His
toricsl society. in carriages.
There were fully 2o,000 men in line 2,0oC