Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-30

These included Mrs. James A. Garfield, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Brown, President Harrison
and family, Secretary of State Foster,
Secretary Of Treasury Foster. Secretary
Tracy. Secretary Elkins, Secretary Noble,
Postmaster General Wanamaker. Secretary
Rusk. Chief Justice Fuller Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. Wharton, Assistant Secretary Adee,
Mrs Hit. Miss Mccormick. Miss Loring. Miss
Limpkins, Senator and Mrs. Chandler, Senator
and Mrs. Cameron and Miss Cameron. Mr. and
Mrs. John Limpkins Mr.. Nat Limpkins and wife.
Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Hamlin. Mrs. Hay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclean, General and Mrs. Parke. Senator
and Mrs. Wolcott, Mr.. and Mrs. Warder,
Cyrus Hall Mccormick, Mrs. John A.
Logan, Gen. Ager, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newlands, John Brisbane Walker, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Lodge, Commissioner and Mrs.
Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cumming, Mrs
Townsend, Mrs. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. How
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Mulligan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcellus Bailey, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Loring,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Perham.
Mrs. R. C. Tyler, the entire Maine
Gordon, Speaker Crisp and Mrs. Crisp. Rep
resentatives Blount and Holman, Senator and
Mrs Dawes. Senator and Mrs. Henderson.
Mr.. Devine, Senator and Mrs. Cockerell, Sem
ator Ransom, Senator Aldrich, Senator and
Mrs. Sherman, Senator and Mrs. Morrill,, Sen
Washburn, Judge and Mrs. Wylie, Mr.. White
law Reid, ex-senator Warner Miller. Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Estee, Mr.. j. H. Rice and Mr.. J. B. Mont
gomery. ...-
Crowds Line the Sidewalks and Wait for
the Funeral CorteGe.
During the entire morning large crowd
stood before the church watching the arrival of
the funeral cortege. Connecticut avenue was
lined with people and even the steps Of the
residences which faced the edifce were filed with
ladies and children. Ropes had been stretched
to keep the crowd back, and Lieut.. Boyle,
with the officers of the third precinct. kept the
approaches free, SO that at no time were there
any disagreeable features. When the church
was opened the northwest door was utilized
for the entrance of those who came directly
to the church. At the door was q
committee Of Identification consisting Of Assist
ant SerSeant-at-Arms Chas. B. Reade Of the
Senate, Assistant Doorkeeper Coakley Of the
House, Capt. Rodgers, q. 8. A., Of the War De-
partment, Mr.. Richardson of the State Depart
ment Mr. Robert A. Chiffon of the State De-
partment, and Jno. T. Chauncey, who recog-
nized, and admitted those entitled to seats within
the church. Owing to the excellent police ar
rangements the street was kept entirely clear,
riages was not accompanied by any blockade.
A the hour approached for the funeral cere-
monies the crowds about the church increased
until passage along the adjacent streets was al
most impeded.
Tho lower door,of the church was kept closed
until the arrival of the funeral cortege from the
residence. It Gas then thrown open and those
coming from the services At the house entered
by it
THE SAD PRocKssIox ARRIVES.
At 11:50 the first Of the carriages, containing
DR.. Teunis E. Hamlin, arrived ut the Church
OF the Covenant. Directly following we're the
honorary psllbesrers.. The casket, covered
with large wreaths Of violets, was taken
from the hearse, while the crowd,
which bad grown to vast proportions,
reverently lifted their hats and bowed their
heads. The procession into the church was
lead BY DR.. Hsmlin ~ he read the prayer. In
his ress were the honorary pallbearen and d.
rectly behind them was the casket In the
1rst carriage were James G. Blaine, f., Miss
Hattie Blaine, NrA Walter Damrosch
and Nh. Emnoss Blaine. Robert Blaine
and family followed The other carriages
~ thsy arrived contained Frank Stanwood,