New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

to I a. m r. F. Cole in command. w. II. Hooper,
Edward Anthony. Henry Everding and Jonn l..
Bond; fourth watch, a. m TO II m. {. J. Ma
honey In command. James Walton. Il. {. AViia,
Theodore F. Brokaw and James Ede. Among the
other veterans of the 1th Regiment who were pres
cnt were Brigadier- General James McI.ecr. Captain
Ravmon Cardund. vicc-president Of the Veterans
Association: G. +. Baldwin. Charles Bryant, ). l..
Curry W L. Carsha,i J. Il. Chisholm. X. f. Cole
John " Ea son. Robert +. Guy. Edward Haigh. Il.
Hampton. P Halioran. l.. Il. Kent. John ". Lay
ton William Lawson, Isaac Lining. Charles II.
Morris W. f. Mars VI. McCarty. W Madden. John
Madden. Joseph Mcrfng. W. II. II. Pinknoy T. ~
Packard. j. l.. D. Riker. Mario Sc'ba. ". :. Il.
steers l.. skeiion. William Satchell Isaiah oncn-
dell David Cncles. James Vhitlock. James Wood
head s. r. Warberton, II. Il. Williams. Alfred j.
Pavton W l.. Carsha and -. Desmond.
The crowds Of people who failed to wait the tliy
Hall on Saturday night took the opportunity 10
do so yesterday morning. and thousands took q
last look AT the dead man as he lay In the dark
ened hallway.
few moments after O'Clock. when the liih
Regiment Veterans Association had assembled AZ
the City Hall, ine body o. their o.d commander
was carried from resting place to the hearse by
Alfred Cranston. William Fosket w II. Hooper
Theodore r. Brokaw. Alfred Moore James " al
ton j. r. Prendcrgast. John L. Bond and >. H.
Barto. who had been detailed for that purpose
Guarded by the veterans. and followed by the
members Of Lexington Lodge No. 60 r. and A.
NJ. the hearse proceeded TO the Simpson Methodist
Eplscopal Church, at Cermont and Nilloughby
aves where 1t was met by the lith Regiment ana
Rankin Post G. A. r.
In the church a large crowd had already gath
cred the galleries and side aisle Of the cnurch
being filed TO oyerfowing AS tne family OF the
dead General including Mrs. Fowler. Mr. and Mrs
william H. Baner. Edward Fowler and Mrs
George Cunning entered the church. the organ
rolled out a low. sad march for the dead. Behind
tho family came the pailbcarers, General j.. T.
Tracy General John b. Woodward. General James
Jourdan, General James McLeer, General Stewart
l.. Woodford, General T. y. Gates. General HorA-
ito C. King General A. c. Barnes. General G. T.
Christensen. General =. L. Molineux. General J
" Meserole General George w NmSaie, coione
". H. Michel Colonel a. T. chana,er endS J9one nd
CAPTAIN w. l.. T. Steers Behind them came thc
casket. draped with the American nag ON winch winch
was a small ivy wreath. given ny the members
of the Rankin Post. The casket was placed be-
fore the altar rail- above which S were ID ID 'e
General Fowler. including Rankin Post; the WIS
the the commercial cable Company. john W Mackay.
General McLeer and his staff the lith Kesfr,ni n.
Sncr Sia rlaned in position the members OF the llth
Regiment War Neterans association. Rankn & IoSt
and Lexington Lodge took ther places IN the man
'9rS TSe r Rev J. O. Wilson pastor Of the church and
with a Scripture reading. and was followed by the
Rev DR.. Fay who offered a short PRAYER; After
dress ' e,iogizing General Fowler az citizen.
a father a husband and soldier. There was an
other short prayer. after which Miss Toby sang
God BE with You TIL We Nee; Again" Among
the peoole present besides those already men
toned were superintendent Mchelvey, cX-Com-
missioner Bernard Gott, Senator Peter H. Nc
NIFTY senator Albert 4. Wray. Senator Geor@e
r. Brush and the members OF the committee ap-
pointed by the Board OF Aldermen 10 attend the
funeral This committee consisted Of Aldermen
Wassmuth Comfy. Myers. Bacher Francisco and
Doyle. ,, -.
After the services at the church were ended the
procession formed in Clcrmon-ave. and started
fnr Greenwood Cemetery The line marched IN
he following order The lith Regiment, under
The command OF Lieutenant Colonel A. j. Kline,
tbe pallbaarers the 14th Regiment War Veterans
A r. and the family in carriages. The members
them 10 the cemetery. 49,,
lath Regiment drawn up in double rank along
side tho circular driveway in front OF the recely-
ing vault The veterans were drawn up IN single
Gje opposite the 18th Regiment short burial
service for the dead was read at the entrance 10
The vault by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson after whch
,hree volleys were fired over the tomb by Com
many {; of the 18th Regiment, winch had been de-
iaied for that purpose. and taps was played at at
~ entrance 10 the vault by the busicr AT me
close of the military service there vas SNORT
VI, sonic service under the direction or L-eNhs! s!on
Lodge About $3.50 people, assemble a,,erne a, rne
cenetcrv 10 witness the burial. ana were gatnsacu ~
AT every point OF vantage on the small knobs ABOUT