Third Brigade. Battalion, &c.


Second Brigade, &c.
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The coffin was covered with a pail, upon
which rested the chapeau, sword and coat Of
the illusirous deceased. The relatives next
followed Body servant Of deceased; Com
mttee Of Arrangement, Officers Of the Army
and Navy, U. 8. Naval Pensioners, &c. .I. a
When the right Of the procession reached the
church yard, the military formed into open or
der, and the coffin was carried through, fol
lowed by the relatives Of deceased, and de-
tachment Of the military. The remains were
lowered into the grave in the western part OF the
yard, without any burial service being perform
ed. fP


The Wayne Artillery and the Harrison Ar
tillery were detailed to perform the usual mill
tary honors, which they did in creditable
style. The case containing the coffin has on
its top silver plate, shaped like q heart. on
which is engraved the following inscription
"Here lie the remains of Commodore Ste
phen Decatur, of the United States Navy, who
departed this life in the city Of Washington, on
the 22d day Of March, 1920. aged forty
years.