The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-18
GENERAL snrnMAN,s ruNEnAL.
The Omciai Programme Has Been
Completed.

Completed.
NEW YoRK, Feb. l8.--The official pro-
gramme for General Sherman's funeral
provides as follows The regulation escort,
under command of Colonel LOOMS l..
Langdon, First Artillery, will consist of
one regiment, as infantry, to be composed
of q battalion of United States marines,
four companies of United States engineers
and six companies foot batteries) of ar
tillery, Of battalion of light artillery
from the Army, and the National Guard
Of New York and of two troops Of cavalry
from the National Guard of New York.
The remains will be received by the es-
cort at the late residence Of the General,
No. 20 West Seventy-iirst street, at clock
p. m, on Thursday next, the 10th instant.
The body will be borne on a caisson, pre-
coded by the following-named pall-bearcrs
in carriages:
Major.General J. NJ. schoHcld, Major.
General o. o. Howard, Rear-Admiral ID.
r. Braine, Rear-Admiral j A. Greer, Pro-
fessor ii. l.. Kendrick, General Joseph Il.
Johnston, Major-General ii. w. Slocum,
ajor General d. Il Sickles, Major-Gen.
eral G. M. Dodge, Major-General J. NJ.
Corse, Major-General Wager Swayne,
Major General Stewart l.. Woodford.
These pall-bearers will accompany the
remains as far as the train at Jersey City.
Six sergeants will be detailed as bearers
and will proceed to st. Louis.
The official escort of honor from the
Grand Army, Lafayette Post, will form on
the right and left of the caisson.
The order of column, following the
family and relatives, will be as follows:
l. The President and Vice-President of
the United States.
.. The members of the Cabinet.
3. Ex-Presidents of the United States.
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of Representatives.
5. The Governor of the State and the
Mayor Of the city of New York.
These officials will follow the family
and relatives as representative mourners.
@. The military order Of the Loyal
Legion of the United States and officers of
| the Army and Navy.
Z. The Grand Army Of the Republic.
s. The corps of cadets, United States
| hawkins, commanding.
o. The National Guard, under Brigadier-
| General Louis Fitzgerald.
10. Delegations and representatives
| from Veterans, Sons of Veterans and
| other organizations unassigned, under
charge of General David Morrison.
| The column will he commanded by
Major, General o. o. Howard, United
States Army.
| Major-General Daniel Butterfeld is DIES.
| ignated as senior aide to the general COM
manding and as marshal. The following
aides are announced:
General Horace Porter, to accompany
the President of the United States.
Gen. George ID. Ruggles, Assistant Adj
| iutant-General TO accompany the Vice
President of the United States.
| General NJ. ID. Leggett, to accompany
| the Cabinet.
Hon. Josh Choate, to accompany ex.
President Hayes.
| Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew, to accom-
pany ex-President Cleveland.
General Floyd GARRISON, in charge Of
Grand Army.
General Robert Nugent, formerly Of
General Sherman's regiment, to TAKE
charge of veterans at Desbrosses street.
General Daniel Morrison, Seventy
Veterans in charge of the veteran organi
cations in column other than Grand Army
Mr. Killaen Van Rensselaer,, to accom-
rany carriages of relatives.
Major General II. A. Barnum, to accom-
pany the superintendent of the Military
Colonel Finley Anderson, Mr.. Loyal
Farragut, Captain II. p. Kingsbury, Sixth
Cavalry; Captain A. NJ. Wetherill, Sixth
Infantry First Lieutenant X. II. Patter
son, First Artillery; First Lieutenant I.
A. Craig, Sixth Cavalry; First Lieutenan
Guy Howard, aide-de-c camp; First Lieu
tenant Harry G. Benson, Fourth Cavalry
First Lieutenant David Price, First Artil
lery; First Lieutenant Charles G. Treat
aide-de-camp, Fifty-ffth Artillery; Firs
airy; Second Lieutenant Samuel Rodman
ir., First Artillery; Additional Secon,
Lieutenant Golden l.. ii. Ruggles, Firs
| Artillcry