The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-10

s,--7'-=---~H.-'-"
prepared Tor TaS people on high, and
shal! render all praise to Father. Son
..Hi 6oiy Ghost, wcrld without end.
Amen
The choir sang "Jesus, Saviour Of nv !
Sonl," ete. a second selection was then |
read from Romans, 8th chapter.
lhe pastor then announced that the
services would be concluded at the grave.
ana as tiia remains were borne from the
cnuIch, the choir sang "Nearer my God
to Thee"
At 5:o5 the funeral cortege left tie
chuIch in the following order:
Governors Staff mounted.
The Raleigh Police Force headed by
Chief G. D. Heartt
AdJutant Gen. Jas. D. Glenn.
Col. F. A. Ods, @. NJ. &.
Col. Hubert Haywood, surgeon Gen.
Col. Benehan Cameron, Tnsp S. A. P.
Oo!. W. II. Williams, A. D. G.
Col. Jno. s. Cunningham, A. D. G.
| Col Austin Grimes, 4. D. G.
Lieut.. Col, E. g. Harrell, Asst Old.
Officer.
Maj S Il Smith, Asst. Adj. Gen.
apt. VIM B. Grimes, Asst. @ NJ. G.
Capt Leo. D. Heartt, Assistant Pay
master General.
Capt. W. Z. Schenck, Assistant Adju-
tan5 General
Lieutenant H. W. jackson, Aide de
Camp to First Brigade.
Then followed b carriage in which
were seated Brigadier General John w.
Gotten and Col. ThOs. Strange, who al
rived too late to take their assigned pc
sitions.
The Military Battalion,
Headed by the Governors Guard
Drum Corps
Capt. 7 R. Robertson, Commander.
Capt. S S. Batchelor, Acting Adiu-
tant
Lieutenants Seigle and Asbury, Aides.
Companies.
Durham Light infantry, Capt. Gattis.
Goidebor0 Rifea, Capt. Dortch.
Governors Guards. Lieutenant Gross
Wilson Light ltf-trtrg, Capt. Woo1 en-.
Burlington Light IlfAntry, Lieutenant
Ca~t,ll
Valc= Guards, Cspt. Perry
earse with Body.
Honorary Pail Bearers.
, Ex Gov. Thos. j. Jarvis.
= senator Matt. W. Ransom.
= Col. Thos. S. Kenan.
= TX Judge E. G. Reade.
I. 5. Circuit Judge A. S. Seymour.
Hon. Kemp P Battle.
g Hon. L. r. JerGigan.
y Judge J. G. MacRae.
&. NJ. Busbee, Esq.
! C3l. A. B. Andrews.
| Dr.. IS. Mckee.
! Benz. T. Park, Esq.
- Family CT Deceased.
~ Carriage containing Mr.. ]. l.. Fowle
=. Misses Helen and Mary Fowle and Mas
g ter Daniel G. Fowle
Private :, cretary Samuel T. Telfail
- Ms. Telfair and Mrs WeI!borp.
y Or. j II. Gordon and family, DR..
Burke aywool ana others.
sr ard Mrs. Alfred Haywood an
u Bruce and Mrs, Wrlgi3t.
10 Assistant M,rs.lal j Y. McRae an
~ assistants.
VI State Officers in Carriages.
90 Gov Thomas NJ Holt.
N Secretary of State Coke.
"a State Auditor Sanderlin.
at State Treasurer Balm.
I'D Supreme Court Justices.
nd Chief Justic3 Merrimon.
hs Associate Justice Clarke.
We Associate Justice Shepherd.
to Associate Justice Avery.
ur Carriage containing Attorney Gener
IN Davidson, Col. Thomas B. Keogh al
ire others
Vi Carriage containing Representative
lr- Long and A. D. Jones.
he Officers Of State Institutions.
ay; Prominent city officers.
We Hiram and Hill Masonic Lodges, fl
,ur members.
he Seaton Gales and Manteo, l. 0. @.
Ter $50 strong.
,ci Raleigh Fire Department, headed
ueS Chief E B. Engelhard and Assistant j
ar Il. Ferrall.
thy w. r Womhle Truck Co.
ace Rescue Steamer.
wv, Rescue Hose 90.
ow Capital Hose %.
pa Colored Hose Go.
There came a number of promjn
his citiz rs and visitors followed by a c
rt riage containing the colored servants
lese the Governors Mansion.
row Line of March.
ION From the church the process
ana marched down Salisbury street to Il
iese gett, thence down Hargett to Faye
'FrIy vile, up Fayetteville, down East Mar
lSiy up Wilmington, via New Berne ave
nit to Blount, up Blount to North, the
our via Oakwood avenue, to our be
"ea tiful Cemetery, Oakwood. On
'ecn top of Oakwood Hill several hund
tue people viewed the procession as it
ace, secluded to the vale below, where it
8 OF OF tered the cemetery gates. It wa
r. ol grand scene of soldiers, citizens
~ ~ statesmen
avs Services at the Grave.
the
9 ali The services at the grave were s
v ho and of the simplest character. DR..
ssadi. kins offered fervent prayer after W
! ord the Masons and Odd Fellows each
that ped the sprig Of acacia in the grave
los. abbreviated ceremonies. Three
all were discharged by the Durham [
Iofortrv q ftor ttoar rth tO aa rthn foil