The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
The Procession.

rode In an open barOuche 4 Win Mayor
Mayo, surrounded by his aides.
< Henrico Troop, commanded by Colonel
]. Lucius Davis, thirty horses.
b One Hundred and seventy-ninth Viz
ginia Regiment staff, mounted
Young Guard Battalion, commanded by
Colonel Richardson. sixty-four men.
Armory Band, ten pieces.
First Virginia Regiment, Virginia Rifles,
Captain Ly brock. sixty-five men.
Rocky Ridge Rifles, Captain Clopton,
nfty-four men.
Montgomery Guards, Captain Moore.
forty-eight men. ESD
National Guards, Captain johnson, thir-3.
ty-one men. itsy
Junior Blues, Captain Bossicux, thirty.
one men. & 5!
Richmond Blues Captain Fry. thirty
Richmond Grays, Captain Elliott, forty
five men, u u gts
Public Guard, Lieutenant Gay. forty
six, men. lis 81. US
u Seventh New York Regiment band and and
staff forty-five men:
Field Officers Of the First re ginenL
Virginia. noun ted. z. 81 ~ -.
,gField Officers OF the New York M
tional Guard, mounted. se,
Seventh New York Regiment, command
ed by Colonel Duryee.
Eight companies five hundred and six
teen men. II .ts ,
Hearse containing the body Of Presl-
dent Monroe. drawn by six white horses.
led by six negro Eroorrls, dressed N whi t
PAIL bearcrs-W. II. Macfarlan. James
LYONS, III. W.&IIaxall, Joseph r. Ander-
son. George w Randolph, ~ hn A.. Mere
dith and Thomas II. Ellis, all mounted
"A guard OF honor marched on each side
the heurse, tss2 III s4a
Rev. DR.. Charles II. Read. the officiat-
* In "a rrta q
Committee Of Yirginians, who mad gone
| to New York to accompany body to Rich
mond. . 4,
Richmond aldermen and councllmen. Of
Ulcers Of army and navy. heads Of. de-
partments in Capitol, committee from
Legislature for the removal OF the body.
His Dxcellency. Governor Wise, and
staff citizens in carriages and on morse
back. =.
The procession moved UP Main Street
10 second, then to Cary Street and out
Cary to Hollywood.
3 Governor Wise again made an address
After the ceremonies were 81 over, the
military and distinguished guests repair
! I'D to the Gallcgo mill building where q
great banquet was held on Y he sixth lloor
1 in honor of tho Seventh New York Reg
iment. 1t is said that one OF the punch
bowls held fifty gallons
President Tyler.
President Tyler died on Saturday, Jan
nary is. 1862 The war was In progress
| . nd 1T wa not possible to have SO inlpos-
ing a funeral as that Of President Mon
roe i Fl III
The Confederate Congress- adjourned MS
4 soon as President Tyler's death was an
nounced, as did the Legislature Of Var
ginia, and members OF both OF these
bod les wore badges OF mourning for th'F y
days II 49,, I,
suitable resolutions were passed py CON
eress and speeches were made N MS
| lhQnoII q Z,
sunday the lsth of January.'to tho capi-
Fol. where 1t lay In state until Monday
| the Goth, when 1t WAS taken to 81, I'auls
Church, where the funeral service was
conducted by Bishop Johns, Il. li5
The funeral procession was as follows;
Colonel Thomas II. ellis, Chief narshal
with his staff, &.
Public guard, commanded by Captain
Gay. &
Iearse, 3s
Pall-bearers.f ~ .jsl 5 359N
a Family OF President Tyler, NJ 4 y n Il Il
Committee of General Assembly 81
| President Davis, TX 3'dsg
Vice President and Cabinet.
Governor, Lieutenant-G oyernorsa ana sec-
rotary Of Commonwealth Of Virginia ID
Judges of the courts. #.., 81
Members OF Congress, IA '
Members of Leg islature. III
Clergy. III u "A .ij
Officers or AMY and navy. Al II Ss,