Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

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b.2 sAolssAls hsssss on bro>awsy
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smaller stores are tsStsfQly crapsd
The siae streets were similarly seeor-
sted
As the hour cf drew near the seene
in the Immediate nslghborh0od was
enc fual 81 bfe. MosnJed officers and
ordsrt<s dashed through the streSls,
thS polished trimna ings of their horses
Equipments EasAing IA the bright san
light aRd their yellow snd seaFlst-linea
espes fying in the breeze
The line of march was from seventy
nrst street and 1igh avenue 10 Fifty
seventh street. u flfth avenue, &C
Waverly place, here it, column. en-,
eepting the military escort, Was dls
missed; - broadway, 10 Canal street
20 the ferry. The g. A K kept IN
line 10 Canal street, where they
were dismissed There were fully
-, eco men ia line, 600 regular troops,
5, coo National Gnard and 1900 Grand
Army men. and those forming General
TreGnain's command The following
gentlemen. in addition 10 the pail bear
ers whose names have already been an
noQnced, acted in that capacity:
Major General J. NJ. seaoneldlsislor- -Genera
u. q. Howard Rear Admiral ID. l.. Bra De
Rear Admiral J. A Greer, Pref II l.. hendFies
OF West Point. General Joseph L Johnston
Major General u. +. siekies, Major General q
NJ Dodge Nalor-General J. ~ Corse, Major
General Wager Swasne. Major General Stew
art L. woodford. Major General Wright and
Major General Moore
The following party left on the train
with the body to accompany IT TO st
Louis:
Rev. T. Y sherman. p. T. Sherman, Mr
and Mrs. fitch. Mr. and Mrs. Thaeksra
Miss sherman. Miss Rachel sher
man. Senator and Mrs sherman
Hoyt Sherman, Mrs Wiiberg Genera
Tnsmas Ewing. Miss Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Ewing Henry sherman. General ant
Mrs, \. A Miles. Mr.. ana Mrs. Probaseo, Mrs
Colgate Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. 4. +. Steele, Gen
erai Schoneld and Aid, General Howard and
Aid. General Slocum and Aid Secretary Prec
tor. Secretary Noble. Secretary Rusk. Coione
John ". Bacon, Colonel l. 81. Dayton. j. M
Barrett and Colonel c. I. Alexander. NJ d.
RUTLAND, VT, Feb lo.-This order
has just been issued by Commander
Veasey:
'GEsEBAL ORpER No IS. HEADQUARTERS:
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC RUTLAND
VT. Feb. iS-The Commander in Chief has II.
scrrosful duty 10 announce the death az New
York. February IL 1921 Of the distinguished
comrade, William Tecunseh Sherman
General on the retired list OF n,
United States army, and a member Of Ransom
Post, No l3i. Department OF the Missouri
Grand Army OF the Republic. The militar,
requires no recital He achieved the h.ghes
degree Of fame as a soldier, and with his deati
the last OF the great ttriunyirate-Grant,S Sher
maa and Sheridan-passes away. Eis coun
tryuen viii honor his name through gen
erations 10 come and his comrades vii
cherish his memory. He has always Al
tended the National encampment Of this or
der and his interest in II IS welfare was only ex
ceeded by his regard for the men with whor-
he shared the hardshi ps Of his marches ans
campaigns. The prescribed badge Of mourning
will be worn by officers when on duty for
period Of thirty days from the receipt Of this
order as a token OF respect 20 the memery C
Comrade Sherman. By command OF
w q. VEAsEY. Commander in Chief
81. u. GoULDIyG. AdiutaptGercral