New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
The Ceremonies i'm UaivS.sqnare.

FUNERAL ToNORs TO TIE REMAIEs OP pREsI-
pKsT LiNCoLS-COAJyTTEB or TIRE CITIZENS
OF KEw-yoRK--oRpgR OF CEREMONIES.
CouurTTE OF CITIZENS NEW N0ER. April %, 1863
NOTICE OF TIE CHANGE OF TINE OF TUE
accordance with the declared WISHES OF
Tie municipal nn horites 10 cn6tle them to organize
the urOces lion with greater facility 0Bd fecl'lou' IL
has been deemed fitting aud proper 10 modify the ar
rauremcnis annyuuccd for religious ana othtr appro
pirate exercises at Union Square, On day, the 10Th
instant
The Iims for commencing these exercises viii DO Eve
O'Clock in the afternoon. instead Of ton O'CLOCK IN INC
morning. . -.
The clergy citizens private aud public bodies hereto
fore invited for ten o'clock, are respectfully ieqnssieu
10 be present 1T dro O'clock The committee VIII ne IN
attendance TO receive their guests at four o'clock al the
by order OF the Committee Of Arrangement
M MSsFs s, 1 blaSssrr cAairrien.
Il Il. : Il, T4ulS r. Secretaries.
FRANK r. HOWE,
The following is tic programme OF the services as
NEW oRK. April o, ls65.
Citizens public bodies. private social orglnn.ions
and a persons WHO desire to unite IN rendering tffi
uon0Is Of respect and reverence Tor the character and
seryces Of the deceased dent invited To assem-
shlo NJ Union square. Fourtoonlb st. on Tuesday n.1'
the 18th inst at O'Clock D.
1t is intended that each separate organnon shan
be governed / Us own officers and regulations, sHo-
Jet, however 20 snch arrangemt MS az may be an
nounced by The joint Committee Of the Common coun'
ell Tie exercises viii bo in the following order:
/. Prayer by he Rev. D.. hIgan Div.
. Address by the Hon. George Bancroft.
g. The Rev. DR. j. L. Thompson VIII read the iast
inaugural address of Precedent Lincoln.
L. Tie Rev. ". ii. Booc " 10 read psalm.
s. Prayers by Ii Rev pg. j. T. Rogers, the Rev. DE-.
Samuel 0sgood and Rabbi Isaaes.
D. BeuoGiction hy Archbishop MoLloskcy.
At the close Tie ceremonies, .hs asstmh'afe VIII
he formed IN proper order aud proceed - unite IN the
PROCESSION 10 be- formed uuder the direction 81 the
,Joint Committee Of the Common Council
Among The various public and private organizations
Invited 60 unite With The citizens IN this solemn and
grateful duty are the following;
The clergy and no, mhtrs OF Ill the city churches.
Ghe Navor and Con mon Council ~ New ork.
The .Toili Committee Of the Common Council
Tie Mayor and Common Council - Erooklyn'
Tie Chamber OF Commerce OF sew York.
The Now.Y, rk Produce Exchange
The Union Club
The New.York Club
The Century Clgb.
The tlrn1nm Club.
Tie City Club.
The Eclectic Climb.
The Union League Club.
IN the arrangements vii be held subordinate 70 the
|autioriiy Il the Joint Committee OF The Common
lCouncu.
Col. Frank T. Howe has been appointed narshal OF
the citizens procession.
The committee. officers, clergy and guests are re.
lucsed 90 assemble at the Maison DoG6c, on Icur.
eenth.ft 81 :. a. m, on Tuesday. ..-...,.
WILLIAM 4. BLODGEI, Chairman.
m II ~ X. T I;,i }sceretarie,.
PRANK 4. HowE.
Tie ceremonies Of The citizens meeting win he ended
hy ~ oGool whom line viii be formed and they Wiz
proceed 10 Nessagst, tight resting on Printing House
Square, wheIo they vii take their place ~ the pro.
&C ssion.