, 1873-06-14
DUST TO DUST.

New Yonx, Juno 1s.-Dofore o'clock this af-
tornoon great number OF persons had asaom-
b1ed In tho City Hall Park and it's noighhorhood
to witnoBa tho removal Of tho body OF tho lato
Minister Orr, while tho City Hall WIS 111od with
prominent FroemnHonB. momborB Of tho Com
mon Council, aud othcrB, who had como to TAX!
part IN tho ceremonies. Deputy Grand
address to Mayor Havomoyer, asgumed charge. Of
tho romnins. uo thanked tho city for tho In
terost the corporate authorities Ind sakon in the
remains, aud expressed his thanks and those Of
Common Council. Mayor Havomoyer In reply
Expressed his acknowledgements for the trust re-
posed In tho city, and conveyed his aympathieB
to tho bereaved family Of tho 1amented docoasod
At about hnlf-paet o'clock tho officers Of tho
0,mmon Council descended from tho dovornor'e
Room to tho lower hnll, aud thence marched
slowly out to tho park followed. by
tho pall-bearors with the body. a solomn
dtrgo was played which was Rosfosm,od form, BY band
by twolyo Knighte Tomplar. Tho pall-boarcrs,
who were distinguished BY white scarfs. wero aa
follows 8. H. Johnson, P. q. M. j. Wilmot e:
Do soussure, representing tho Grand Lodge Of
:, q: NJ; t. 6anto{ sloSiss. 7: q. sE' a.;
Abort 6. Maokey, P. G. H.. Of South Oarolina;
Joseph H. E, brummond, r. G. n. Janaos
Jenkinaon, r: G. H.; and Joseph D. Evans:
in tho hcarso, which was drawn by aix white
horses, covered with black netting, and oach led
by colored groom, tho procession moved Tho
oscort was heaaed by largo dotachmonta OF tho
golico;force Then followed tho officers q tho
lowing tho rommpndorios Of Knights Tomplars,>
Columbian, Norton Palestine, Coeur do Leon,
Manhattan, 1vanhoe Constantine. and York, Of
this. city. Dewitt Clinton, and Clinton Of Brook
the hoarBo came tho Mayor aud Common
Council in carriages, with tho Russian Minister
and Consul General Maj Gen. Hancock, with
Capt. Wharton, Of lis stan, Con. Morris, Con.
Duryoa and numerous othors.
at tho Church Of tho Disciples about o'clock,
and the casket,. surrounded by the pal1-bearera
and guard Of the Knigts, was carried down tho
aisle, preceded By tho Rev. Dr.. Tying, 'Jr, re-.
W. daposfsd S ia At ts toat 5 q tao slter tho
altar wore placed floral offerings, tone q wreath
Of tubc-foeos and tea-rosoB, from Mrs, @, r.
Loslio, Darnewel County, 8: g., mud two
from IT.. tho & Grand oommandory, and s1..sn3o one
emblems. Tho plumod cap and relics OF h
Templar wore removed from the caskot, and re-
placed by wronths Of flowers. Tho chief mourn
ers. pall-bcarera, Grand Marshal, nidcs, Grand
down the church, boaring wands covered with
orapo,-tho knights with drawn swords ut tho
main entrance forming line through which tho
procesaion passed. guard Of Knights under
Eminent g; q. John 7. Conovar, followed the
{. placo at tho altar and with him were
aud tho Rev. Mr. sohoonmacker, Gland Ohnp-
lain Of tho Grand Lodge. Tho Rov. DR.. Tying
ofliciated. Aftor tho usual services, the sermon
WAS preached by the Rov. Dr.. Hepworth. Ho
said they woro atanding amid the awful etillness
of DEATH which taught lessons OF the uncer-
taintioa Of life, and tho value Of faith, which
alono can l. smooth the dying pillow and enable ua
said "May wo noyor foar whon tic sonior
Wardon comes to uH in the sliapo OF death with
his love1, and laya US low. May We not bo
afraid whom the Junior Warden, whoso
nam name a., is i Justice tries cur hyos ass
evorything @ ing as t should b., and ma nay wo look up
without dismay whom NO hear tho call to God,
the great architect, who built for us homes In
Heaven. Thank Him for all the blessings Of the
present timo, and DO afraid of nothing for the
future. So moto 1t bo."
No direct referonce was mado in the sermon to
tho docoaBed. 4 choir Of forty voicos, consist
ing of Membera Of St. Cecilia Lodge, Pratt. and
other lodges, under Brother Jerome Hopkins,
asng the aS9 pGace , to MsmoIy from ar
to the Masonic ritc, WAS performed by draul
Master Elwood Z. Thorne,
At tho conclusion Of the service, tho remains
wore escorted from tho church by troop Of
Washington GroyB aud Seventh Regiment N. Y.
s. N. G., tho bands playing funeral marchos.
The Grand Lodge of tho State preceded the
hoarBe, which waB surrounded by tho Grand
Commande11y Of the Kuighta Tomplar Of the State:
Tho son Of the deceased, with Col. Childs, Of
South Carolina followed noxt, aftor which
camo Governors Of States and Territories,
olllcers OF the army and navy, officers
Of tho civil service ct tho United States, Judges
Of the 1d snts S 9 TeS oy couss s on %Sests Of Con-
Tho procession moved through Madison ave.
nuo, Forty-secoud street, Fifth avenue, Four
teorith street, to Elovonth avonuo, where tho
ranks wero opened and tho hoarse passed. bo-
tweon thom to tho reyonue-outtor. Tho body
was then takon OH and placed on board, On route
for Jersey, where train was ready for it's recop-
tion and removal to South Carolina. Tho streets
through which the cortege pasaed wero lined
with people.
THE CROPS.
Grcnt Fal1tnR-OsR In the Wheat Crop