New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

the representatives of the Sherman family and its
various branches, and by their near and dear
friends in carriages.
The list is as follows: The Rev. T. e. Sherman,
vbo arrived from Europe late last night; the
Misses Rachel Z. and Elizabeth Sherman, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. r. w. Fitch, Lieutenant and Mrs.
A NJ. Thackara p. T. Sherman Senator and Mrs.
JOHN Sherman, Colonel Hoyt Sherman, Mbs.
Wiborr. daughter of Colonel H. Sherman, Will
lam Henry Sherman, nephew of the General /;
General Thomas Ewing, Mrs Alfred Hoyt, Mrs
Thomas Ewing. Alfred IIoyt, General and Mrs
Miles. Charles Sherman, Mrs. Colgate Hoyt, Henry
Hoyt, Senator and Mrs. j. d. Cameron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry r. Probasco d.. and Mrs. William X.
Otis, Mrs. Henry Hoyt, Mrs. A. W. HOyt,
Miss Ewing, Miss May Hoyt, Sherman
MoultOn, William Ewing, Thomas Ewing, ir..
Mise Annie Hoyt. Hampton Ewing. Arthur Sher-
man, Charles Ewing, jr.. Miss Elizabeth Thackara,
benjamin Thackara. j. NJ. Barrett. who was Cen
eral Sherman's private secretary: MISS Virginia
Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch. Mrs.
Eliza Scott, William Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Boulton
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowie Dash the Rev William Brown and Mrs.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Elliott, James Scott, Mrs.
Grant Colonel John VI Bacon, Colonel L. NJ.
Dayton. Mrs. Quirk, DIR. c. T. Alexander, U. ).
A.: Mrs Alexander and the Misses Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs John
LYNCH Miss Emmelne Kane, James w. Collier,
Miss Morgan, Mrs Judson Fitzpatrick DR.. Robert
H. Green.
Then will come the President and Vice-President
Of the United States and the members of the
Cabinet, the ex-Presdents of the United States.
committees of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives. Lieutenant-GovemOr Jones represent
ing Governor Hill, who is i'll and will be unable
off W
follow the family and relatives as representative
mouTners.
Following them in carriages will come Ben
jamin Field, Archbishop Corrigan. Hamilton Fish.
ID. O. Mills, William NJ. Evarts. Edward Cooper.
ex-Mayor Hewitt ID. Il. Field, Archbishop Ryan.
OF Philadelphia; \. j. DreXel. of Philadelphia !:
George w. Childs. of Philadelphia; DIR. Metcalf.
of Philadelphia: II. X. EnOs. Hiram Hitchcock.
General c. g. Tower the Rev. Father Deshon, the
Rev. Father Taylor. Cyrus w. Field, AuguStin
DAILY. General c. II. T. Coils. Richard Butter.
General Fitz-John Porter. j. w. Pinchot, Arch
deacon Mackay Smith. Logan c. Murray. a. NJ.
Palmer NJ. w. Cooper, and Stephen Il. El<ins.
The Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the
United States and officers of the Army and Navy
will be next in line As Major-Gcneral Wager
Swayne the commander of the COmmandery of
New-York, has been selected as a pallbearer, the
command will devOlve on the senior Vlce-cou-
mander, Companion observation-disclosures
Charles A. Carleton. Companions are requested
to report to him at the 22d Regiment Armory not
later than l p. IN. to-day. The dress worn VIII
be dark overcoats and trousers, with dark gloves
and black hats, uniforms of the respective
grades The insignia alone will be worn on the
centre of the left breast, and the usual badge Of
mourning on the left arm.
General Sherman was a member of the Ohio
Of
bers of the commandery are in the city TO attend
the funeral. General Butterfeld has assigned a
place in the line TO the commandery. Members
are requested to meet this morning at General
r. B. Hayes's room, No. As, Fifth Avenue Hotel,
whence they will 90 in body to the point as
signed them in the line
Alter the Loyal Legion will come the big muster
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic. Colonel
Clarkson yesterday issued the following special
order:
Special Order No.
l. Comrade George Chappell, Post No. 13G, has been
assigned TO the command vi a division consisting OF the
FIRST second tiId and fourth subdivisions a. spect
fed in Specia Order of February 16 1s1l, from
headquarters. He will be Obeyed and respected ac-
H. In accordance with the orders Of formation from
general headquarters of the sherman obeques.
The following is announced the order Of formation
for the Grand Army column, which must be Hale
promptly at 1 O'Clock p. M. 18th inst ,..
Iii. The division under command of Comrade George
iorIsid in the following order:
Tie first subdivision will be formed on the east
side Of Eghthave., facing west, with rght resting
opposite seventy fst-st and its line extending along
the curb of Sidewalk, with left resting opposite north
west corner Of sXty-sixth-St. and ElghthaVe ,
The second subdivision will be. formed on ihC
west side Of Efghthave facing east with right est
ing at northwest corner of siNtysixthst and Eighth
ave- and It's lire extending along the curb. with LEI
resting at southwest corner OF Seventy -hlstt an'
The third subdivision will be formed in siXty-Sixth
St., with right resting at southwest corner of sixty
sixth-st. and Eighth ave, and line extending wes
toward NinthaVe. After its formation in siXtySXi.l
st. this subdivision will be moved under direction o
The Division Commander Comrade George Chappell t'
a position on Eighthave.. in of the frst sub
division, where lis right will rest opposite seventy
frst-st and its left at opposite northwest corner o
sixty -sixth-st. and Eghthave. .
The fourth subdivision will he formed in seven'ieth
ST.. with its right resting at the southwest corner
Seventeth-st and Eighhave.. and its line extending
west toward Ninihave. After this formation, unde
direction of Division Commander, Conrade Georg'
Chappell IL will be moved to position in rear of IN
second subdivision. with its right resting at northwes
a. southwest corner of Seveneth-st. and Eightlrayc
when breaking into marching column Comrade Chap
divisions moving in their numerical order.
w. The fifth subdivision. under command OF Com
side Of Eighthave. facing west, right resting oppost
southwest corner of siXy-sXth-st ana Eghtlave. M
northwest corner Sixty -hIst-st and Eighthave.
In breaking into marching, column Comrade @ @Beil,
command will follow the fourth subdivision of Conrad
Chappers command.
v The sixth Subdivision under command of Com
rado George W. Brown. Post 81, will form on the wes
side Of Eghtaye facing east no rEht resting at e nors
tending along the curb, with left resting at soutlwes
corner SiXtv-sxth-st and Eightllave.
In breaking into marching column. Comrade Browh'
command will follow the fifth subdivision.
VI The seventh subdivision, Comrade James II
Jenkins Post 17O commanding. will form on the sOUt
Side of sixty -frst-st with right resting southeas
corner of sixty irstst and Eghthave., line extending
west toward Nintllave. go
After their formation Comrade jenkins will mov
his command into position east side OF Eghthave.
in tbe rear OF the fifth subdivision with his rgh
resting opposite southwest Of Sixty sixthst an'
Eghthavc.. and the left of his command opposite
northwest corner Sixty -frst-st and Eighth ave.
In breaking into marching column, the seventh sub
division viii follow COmraie George W. Browns com
mand sixth subdivisiOn).
VII ComIade Henry y. Fanton. commander OF III
Department Of Connecticut, will form his command il
sixty Ourthst.. right resting Eighthave line eN
tending wess toward Nnth-ave After making th
formation. Department Commander FantOn will NOV
his command into line on the west side Of Eighth
ave- in rear Of sixth subdivision Of New-iork com
rades with his right resting at the northwest corner