New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
DR. UCOSH'S FUNERAL ARR1NGEMENIS

Dur-,cr, PROGRAMME OF THE LAST HoNoi'S
TO THE DEAD PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON
pr,,ce,on y j. Nov IS (SpeciaD.-The funeral OF
Y,r McCosh will take place on Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. at Marquand Chapel o"ht 10 INC
limited capacity OF the building Inc Ioo"H
order NJ ARRANGEMENTS, Professor West, VINO IL
chairman OF the Faculty Committee OF Arrange
events said to-day must be strictly conformen
nth in order to prevent confusion: Tickets nus'
fe secured at the office OF the marshal 'hNe'''y
6Iall in order gain admission 10 'he c'"P''
The office viii. be open from 93O a m TO I;"' D. III.
on Tuesday for this purpose Officially ihVi'e1
GUESTS the trustees OF the college and seminary ana
-. ,cultes of the college and seminary. VIII meet
IN the old chapel at 145 p IN. They VIII lorhh ~
line under Professor Magic and proceed 'in'ne
diately to Marquand Chapel The faculty OF U'io
college are requested to appear IN ful acadei"c
dress The students of the college and school OF
Science will meet near the old chapel AT i'5o p h'
renorting TO their marshals The grand marshai
will be s r. Mccormick, 'S5. ihey VIII form !"
line and proceed TO the house OF pr' Mc' os"
rJpon arrival there the ranks VIII separate u
either side of Prospective. and after the hearse
has reached the head Of the line on the way 10
funeral party has passed into the cha2el II there
can be accommodated. will enter the building. 81
he close Of the hack gNe o East To oe and Viii
proceed in front OF the hearse TO ,he, ceiheteI!
where they will form three soes 81 b soinaTv viii
Snr,n IL, line I'm front OF Old Seminary promptly at
IN m and proceed at once to the college campus
,vbere they will await the conclusion or the eker
cjses In the chapel at point between me f'Illha
They will later take their place in procession 70
the cemetery Upon reaching The grave they VIII
form across the fourth side OF the hollow square
about IT, and close II completely Shoulh inc
weather prove inclement the college students
vii, await the formation of the procession TO the
cemetery at old chapel. and the students OF lhe
seminary in the rooms OF the Philadelphian so,
cety. The seats In Marquand Chapel are arrahgel
as follows The middle block viii be reserved Tor
Or. McCoshs family and their personal irlehds'
the side blocks for the alumni; the choir for the
officially invited guests the trustees or the col
lege and the seminary and the seminary facui,y.
The college faculty will occupy the stalls me
order of exercises in the chapel VIII be AS follows
President Patton will preside: Hymn. reading OF
the Scripture. address by Dean Murray. address
by the Rev. Dr. Henry Dyke. prayer by the
Rev DR.. John Hail. hymn, benediction by Professor
At the close of the exercises the audience Is re-
ouested To rass out of the chapel by the two
central as!es those seated at the sides OF the build
ing passing forward to the choir TO do So
The exercises at the grave will be follows:
Prayer by President Patton; benedction. by the
Rev DR. H. G. Hlnsdale. The order OF the process
sion from Marquand Chapel to the cemetery will
be as follows Marsha.s. students OF the college.
clergy in carriages. pallbearers and hearse family
in carriages invited guests In carriages. trustees
OF the college and seminary. faculties OF the col.
lege and seminary alumni by classes, Mayor and
mary, citizens.
Eight members OF the faculty, who formerly were
DR.. McCosh's pupils. have been chosen as pail
bearers. They are Professor II. y. Fine Professor
Allan Marquand. Professor A. T. Ormond. Pro
ifsssoR Henry r. Osborne. Professor William b.