The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-12
JAMES LAWRENCE ORR,
Born IN Craytonsville, South Carolina,
May IL, 1922.
Died in st. Petersburg, April 20 (May 81, 1873.
aged al wears,

! Died in St. Petersburg, April % (May 81, 1873
aged 81 years. &
The casket stood upon six lions paws, wrought OF
silver, with handles Of the same material at the
member Of tss :asssa SS:fs, !: a csss 81 Sd:
siderable interest to the spectators. on arriving
people, and at the pier steps was Colonel Chllds and
Mr.. J. L. Orr, son of the deceased Minister who as
the Jasmine was moored to the dock, uncovered
ence that was very impressive. Six Of the eminent
Commanders were appointed pail. bearers. and the
cen was borne to the hearse, the Knights TemplarH
forming in open order. The procession was then
formed, with police escort under the charge OF
march along State street and Broadway to the
city Hall. Reserves OF police were stationed along
in order that there should be no interruption to
its progress. On the public buildings and the hotels
the American dag was flying at half-mast
On reaching the city Hall very impressive
scene presented. The front entrance
and national nags were at hali-mast, and
over the entrance to the hall was placed
n large c, wne odse Of the the ss Hs
York. "at Luz ct Luz Eettt' Oct there be light
and there was light The corridors OF the hall
were also draped in mourning, interspersed with
the Star-Spangled banner. over the entrance to
the staircase was placed very beautiful photo
Room was also appropriately draped. The casker
was placed ON catafalque near the centre OF the
and city OF New York, and at the loot the arms Of
the States OF New York and South Carolina. The
coffin was followed by Mayor Havemeyer, the
Committee OF both Boards OF Aldermen and the
Knights Templars.
After the coffin had been deposited in its proper
place Mr.. Elwood Z. Thorne addressed the Mayor
as folows:-
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Grand Master Of the Of south Sarena ana
the kindness Of the Common Council Of this city the use
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body viii lie In sta.e for days when the pubic win
OF his many virtues
Mayor Havemeyer, In response, said:-
on behalf ai the municipal authorities Of this city, ae
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Five Knights Templars from different command
Hall until the day Of the funeral. The following
order was observed observation-disclosures Com
mandery VIII act as guard from twelve to three
O'clock Clinton COmmandery, from six to nine
O'Clock, and Manhattan Commandery, from nine TO
Tomorrow and until the funeral, on Friday the
as to the Knights empa1s viii be
Stowell OF the state OF New York.
THE FUNERAL.
On Friday, at three O'Clock r. NJ, the officers ana
members OF lodges In New York and Brooklyn will
assemble at their respective rooms and proceed to
the church Of DR.. Hepworth corner OF Forty-ffth
street and Madison avenue. where they Will be
signed to their respective places by Grand Master
ii. Clay Preston. The services will commence at
four O'Clock. No rods, collars fancy aprons
are to be used, but each member viii ap-
pear in plain black clothes and necktie, with
black SILK nat, white gloves and apron, Grape
their respective jewels on the lapel OF the coat.
The foregoing regulations are issued by Deputy
Grand Master Elwood L. Thorn The Grand Lodge
officers, including Deputy Grand Masters Will as
semble at the New Masonic Temple, with jewels
and apron, at twelve O'Clock, Friday The Palestine
Commandery OF Knights Templar, No. 49, will
ssembe at the same place at one O'Clock. large
number OF distinguished persons will probably be
present including the President OF the United
States Governor Dix and stan, the Russian Minister,
members OF the Diplomatic Corps, MAJOR General
generally.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
The following order. as to the attendance OF the
above regiment was issued yesterday
GENERAL ORDER no.
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH REGissSr' y; g. = y; III
In compliance with special division orders Of this date
this regiment viii parade in ni uniform white
ea 2u Jane. op nsd Minister to
Russia Assembly at halfpast three O'Clock r ~ Band
hour Field and stan parade di;mOanisd By order
VIEWING THE REMAINS.
Yesterday afternoon the Governors Room was
thrown open for the people TO view the casket and
the arrangements made to show respect TO the
memory OF the deceased, and up to late hour LAST
night It was understood that about five hundred
persons had been admitted.