The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-17

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MINISTER ORR's FUNERAL IN NEW
YoRK.-A large number OF persons yes
terday witnessed the removal of the re-
mains OF the late James L. Orr from the
City Hall to the church at the corner of
Madison avenue and Forty fifth street,
and assisted at the funeral ceremonies
there. The obsequies we're entirely in
charge of the Masonic fraternity, the
coffin being borne by twelve Knights
Templars. and the procession being in q
great measure composed of various 80
oieties OF that order. Marching up
Broadway, through crowds of spectators
who liued the sidewalks, the procession
turned down Twenty-third street to
Madison avenue, and proceeded up
Madison avenue to the Church Of the
Disciples. where the coffin was placed
Immediately in front OF the altar. The
services were begun by the chanting of
the Psalter, "Lord, let me know my
end" after which Rev. Stephen H. Tying,
Jr., read portion OF the Episcopal fu-
neral service. A part OF the 28Oth hymn,
"Jesus, lover OF my soul," was then sung
by quartet choir, and the Rev. George
a. Hepworsh delivered short address.
The entire funeral service of the Masonic
order was then said by Acting Grand
Master Elwood E. Thorne, assisted by
Worshipful Master Jas. E. Morrison and
Worshipiul Brother William T. Wood
ruff, and Masonic choir of forty voices.
The Right Rev. Grand Chaplain,, P. L.
Schoonmaker, then read prayer, and
the organ played the dead March in
Saul" The seats in the centre aiae and
Immediately in front of the platform
were reserved for the personal friends
and relatives OF the late Russian Minister,
while in those adjacent wero seated the
Mayor and Common Council, the officers
partments, the Lieutenant-G Governor, and
u largo number of distinguished gentle.
mon. The Seventh Regiment, number.
ing nearly 700 men. under the command
of Colonel Clark, was drawn up outside
the church. 1t was nearly o'clock bo.
fore the imposing funeral ceremonies
J were concluded. A double line OF
knights Templsrs, with crossed swords,
formed au archway, through which the
body was carried out Of the church, and
up 10 Forty-si1th street, where it was
placed in the hearse ready for its recep.
tion, the Seventh Regiment, meantime,
presenting arms. The Seventh then
Wheeled into column, aud, forming the
advance guard, was followed by the pro-
cesslon in the previous orlcr of march,
viz:
Grand Council. Grand Chapter, South
si'lc Forty-ffth street, right rest.
ing on Madison avenue.
Lodges, commencing with highest mum.
Der, South side Forty-fourth, Forty.
third and Forty second streets,
right resting on Madi-
\. son avenue.
Band
Knights Templars.
Keating's Band.
Grand Lodge.
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Surrounded by hollow square Of Knights
Tempiars.
Chief Mourners.
Mayor and Common Council.
Heads Of Departments.
Lieutenant Governor of New York.
Of;;crs Of the Army and Navy.
Officers OF Civil Service of United States.
Judges United States Supreme Court.
judges OF State and City Courts.
Members Of Congress and Legislature.
Citizens.
Among those present were Mr.. Law.
renee Orr, son OF the late Minister; Con.
eral Waldeman Bodlsco; Rev. Nicola
Bjerring, OF the Greek Church; Generals
Hancock, Morris and Duryea; Colonel
Childs, Of South Carolina; Adiutant.
General Varnum, Governors Roed and
Hart, OF Florida, and Smith, of Alabama
besides large number Of the most dis
tinguished members of tho Masonic fra
ternisy in the country. Passing through
Forty.second street, the funeral process
sion proceeded down Fifth avonuo to
Fourteenth street, and down Fourteenth
street to the North River. where q
steamer was ready to receive the remains
and convey them to Now Jersey, whence
they will be taken by special train to the
nome OF the late Minister in South Caro-.
lima for fnRl intermopt