The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22

Eighth avenue, to Fourteenth street. 10 Un,on
q uare ana dismiss.
Ftitn. siSsS seventh. Eighth u and Tenth pre-.
cncts-You viii detail one sergeant and full pla-
toon OF men to report to Captain Byrnes, Fifteenth
precinct, AZ half past ten A. N. tomorrow.
Order No. $40 Thirty second precint-You VIII
report to this once al ten A. M with all your avail
Orders have also been issued that no leave Of abb
sence be granted TO any member OF tine police orce
ana those onicers on leave have been recalled TO
THE BOULEVARD CLUB,
OF winch Sherin M. I. Brennan Is President WIN
raise the nag over the club house and DIRE salutes az
sunrise and noon. The members Will celebrate the
day IN the CLUB house, corner 1881 street aud ud-
ladies and friends OF members win be given.
AT COOPER UNION.
Tne Students OF cooper Union will celebrate the
day IN the large hall OF the Union with speeches,
music and recitarions. Mrs. J. f. Fr0Dlsher. LADY
o. well KncWn reputation as reader VIII read the
otic selection appropriate to the occasion.
,OTHER CEREMONIES.
Vice President Colfax Will appear IN the Brooklyn
dress on "NatiOnal Affairs"
A special choral service will be held In Trinity
church. commencing at noon.
grand nigh mass Will be celebrated IN the Ro-
Of Ninth avenue and Fisy.nnta street. Rev. Father
Hewitt Will preach and the vocal music win be sung
py sne sanctuary CHOIR az noon: ,,.v
Ihirtyfoarth street and Hudson River, will be laid
A grand fuli dress reception win be given BY the
Seventy-nrst regiment N. Y y. n g. In the evening
at the armOry.
The Mercantile Library ana reading room will be
open as usual but the Cedar street branch will be
closed.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The Second brigade OF the National Guard, under
command OF Bsigadier General A. Funk, will have
q parade IN the afternoon and WILL DO held in
readiness assist the police In the event OF any
occasion occurring to require their services.
The veterans OF the war OF 1872 meet at Military
be the guests OF Colonel Frank W. sterry and the
officers OF the Sixth regiment who tender them o
dinner.
The E,ghty-fourrh regiment, Colonel Fred A.
Conklin, VIII parade IN fun dress uniform In the
afternoon. Several companies Of the regiment have
volunteered to act as escort for the Protestant
associations.
The Day In Brooklyn.
The public buildings will be Ike unto 'halls
deserted" to-day. The overw0rked ~ city and county
and State officials will take rest rhe bunting oil
the city WAL DO noared "mast high" from the Hall
by Keeper T0rmey and from the Court House. Fan
tastica organizations will parade the Streets Bust
ness In the stores Will be generally suspended The
matinee ana evening performances. Balls and
parties Will be IN Oruer with vOtarIes OF pleasure
while strictly church members Will seek the privacy
OF their homes and quietude out OF respect
TO the season oil Lent and the thoughts which 1t
engenders In the Christian mind. Vice President
Schuyler COllax will lecture In the evening at the
Academy OF Music In aid OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, and an address VIII be
delivered by Colonel A. G. Davis Of the Reform
Committee OF Seventy, EMIT ed, George Washing
ton as Civilian" before the members OF the
Brooklyn 1nstitate-to- morrow being the twenty
eighth anniversary Of that Institution At the close
OF the proceedings the Art Gallery and Library VIII
be thrown open to che public for inspection This
entertainment VIII prove an intellectual treat to
such attend.