The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13
THE LATE MINISTER ORR.

The Lying In state In tho Governors
ROom-The ARA ng ements for the Fu-
neral TO-Day-Nsmes OF the Members
OF the Grand Lodge i'm the Procession
The Musical Programme.
About two thousand persons passed before the
remains OF the late Minister Orr yesterday, In the
GOVERNORS Room. Among those present were
Baron Henri d'Orenberg the Russian Minister at
washington; Rev. Mr.. Bjerring. Chaplain OF the
Russo-Greek Chapel in this city: Governor Hart, OF
Florida; Ex-Governor Reed or Florida; Governor
Lewis. OF Alabama; DR.. Mackay, OF Charleston, 5.
c., and others.
The following are the orders Issued In reference
TO the funeral
The procession with the body or the late James
L. Orr will leave the CITY Hall to-day, at haEpast
two O'Clock, passing up Broadway to Madison
square. through Twenty-tnird street to Madison
avenue. and up TO the church OF the Rev. C. FL.
Hepworth. Madison avenue and Forty-nfth street.
The police escort OF the procession win consist OF
six members of the mounted squad black
horses and twenty-five officers from the Broadway
squad, all under the command OF Inspector George
w. Dilks. who is Of the aids TO the Grand Mar
shall.
The streets through which the proce ssion passes
will be lined by the captains Of the different pre-
cncts along the route. Captain Leary, Of the
Twenty precinct, will preserve order at City
Hall Park with large number OF officers while the
whole force Of the Nineteenth precinct will be de-
tailed under Captain Gunner at the church.
The Grand Lodge officers and district deputies
are ordered TO assemble at the Governors Room
in the City Hail, at halfpast one O'Clock to-day. in
stead or at the new Temple rs heretofore an
nounced The aids will assemble at the Same time
Tor the purpose OF receiving Instructions
HEADQUARTERS FIRST TRoor WASHINGTON GREYs.
In compliance with special division order No. 3 this
command VIZ parade IN inll uniform mounted on Fri
rh
Bsds ~ three sss'
BENJAMIN cowrs Orderly pt' Sergeant m.A' y WILLIE
The following are the members of the Grand
Lodge who will be present in the funeral process
Morrison, Deputy Grand Master; William I. Wood
ruff, Grand l.. W.; Dr. White. GrandJ. w. Robert II.
Thomas, Grand Treasurer; James NJ Austin. NJ. d.,
Secretary; Rev. p. l.. Schoonmaker, Grand Chap
lain; Ii. Clay Preston, Grand Marshal; Joseph J..
Couch, Grand Standard Bearer;Z. Dederick, Grand
lee, Josiah Shore Samuel Jones, stewards; Charles
d. Brown, Grand l.. D.; lsore Giechman, Grand
GsSIse BRaSep cra Grind bs
ran; Johnson Fountain, Grand Pursuiyant;
John Hoole, Grand Tier; Henry Walker, D. D.
D. D. G. NJ; Jos. 3: Jones, D: D. G.. NJ; 9. Aug
Gregory D. ?. 6; M 9; p NJ Baker, D. D. G.
Horace S. Taylor, d. D. G. M; James Nj. Rowan, D.
Richshoner, D. d. G. NJ; S. ]. Thatcher, D. D. G. NJ
At the chapel, and during the service, the thirty
ninth Psalm will be chanted, and also the hymns
known as Crock OF Ages" and Jesus. Lover Of
My Soul, (" VIII be sung. drge. too, will be sung
by forty male voices under the direction Of Edward
Hopkins, musical director OF st. Cecil Lodge, the
membership OF which lodge is mainly composed Of
musicians. The following will also be the solo
sngers:-Mrs. shepherd, Mrs. BNrow, Messrs.
simpson and Thomas. Mr.. George W. Morgan
will preside at the organ.
Governor Dix will be unable to attend the obse-
quies i'll consequence Of the pressure OF official
business at Albany