New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01

csncoraia sIsxern At the Cypresa Hills Cemetery
attachments from tho 1st I'd. 81, 4th. and otn
following Posts f,om those divsons were present. Reno
No ~, Phil kearney No. g. Abraham Lincoln ~" ,t 10,
no 81 Ellsworth No. on, Cameron No TO- Dahgrsn NO;
10 There were also as The cemetery sra rsase Van
POST from Ghesess Representatives, from The Common
SnT Of saS s the o the soldiers Plot
whore there about 900 soldiers buried a.. oo.,,r
address He said: Here lie before yon thousands Of sol
die who yielded up their lives int the nation n1 w.
stvcd that the land which VIC SO dearly love shs w
prcs.fvod 10 us as il was when handed down to s ny
our foreaers and that peace and unity w'p No tower
ing monument has been raised above heir la ious
place gterng emblem or tablet mas DSs When we
to-day celebrate throughout the length ana go .hr
the land sao~ that they arc not i'rs'''on' iA ''''
The Rev. H. j. Eddy. Chaplain of tho Department OF
e . vi tho Sp Brsve Mas sung by The New
Veteran Sin gng Society. An address ws od
- mC,iaa" TIC ceremony concindod with the srewns
OF the graves with flowers. There were HDOu I'1VV
ria,rs and wagons loaded with flowers. To plot IN
which the soldiers were ouried MAS "1io"'1 - ''
Large cOncourse OF people
HONORs TO THE DEAD At Trinity CEMETERY.
Decoration Day was observed ut Trinity Cemetery NJ
Tenth-ave and Observation-Disclosures iId-sI. ior JUG
first time yesterday. The procession formed ON the bO
evard and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 2ococK'
undor command Of the Grand Marshal OF the day. COL
Richard IT, Green assisted by Officer ~ the Day Thomas
Liddei and Adjutant John Humphreys The procession
marched the following order: LIST. Platoon ~ foce'
Commander; Sd Tidcn Post N ,. 90. under George H.
Brown Attn. Band; 5thtw companies Of the Is hes,I
ment N. e. >. N Y. under con.mand OF Col. Lang anu
Mayor Clark 6th, Charity Lodge No 7Z7. r. and A. si,
preceding the wagon OF flowers AMI wreaths; As v an
embiom OF mourning young lady aren III ncA we
seated on the wagon IN chair ooye s Gha wtg
Lodge OF Union Home scn9o, NJ tnc pi' tl
Boueyard ami Observation-Disclosures ioi,
ioSge OF the State Of New-9orE: who were FOL
lowed by carriages and WAGONS decNed with mas mo-
procession formed in hollow square on tie s0pihB
ground east OF the Boulevard The ksy Richard Wheat,
children from the Orphans Home Ihe e. A. X; c 4d
S" Wa SnTTSa out a and N Ss SeS M
Wheatey and rho Grafton was then Delivered py heAa-
corner stono OF the soldiers Monument by Charity Lodge
ut, r. n NJ under the auspices OF me Grand Lopg 81
the state Of Now-York, afterwards celebrated aid
X. W. Henry Knapp. d. d. O. NJ, Third Dlsricl, denv,
cred an aidress. After The corner stone was lad lhe
tarrlclt Post No. TO- q. a. r.. placed the monument
in position decorated il with flowers and the pubic ger
yic,s closed Details of tae Post. Ihcn Visited az
rercnt parts Of the cemetery AMI strewcd nowels on ,o
soldiers graves, about % IN nnmDcf ineih0tla soI
vice was hcld IN ihs eyennS a. H oy Samuel r. virgin
ana the Roy. Henry Samson, d. d.
TIE NAVAL CEMETERY.
The graves OF the solders sailors and marines IN the
Naval Cemetery Fnshingave., Brooklyn, were deo-
GRATED Yesterday morning At 10 the Uited otates
Marines 80 in number In full uniform. under the
command Major Butler and Lieut. Wallock and headed
Inv tho Marine Band LETT the Naval Barr acks for the m
eery cscoytng Posts NO 10, 81. ana TO- Of tho Grdnh
Amy the Re public. The procession marched 10 Toe
MARINE Io pal, tho grounds ~ which the cemetery
is situated. IL contains O13 graves OF soldiers sailors
ami marines. Alaly OF tleso graves are very
old. Tie cemetery lies on low, rolling ground,
shaded by broad, branching trees, ana covers
several TJc exercises we're opened Win prayer ny
tAo kew. j. c. Bass. The hymn America WAS men
sung, and this followed by an Grafton by the hon
RoDort Anderson. Afer the beDeiictOn had been pro-
uounced, ties AIDES OF the and Army Posts hl-
loaded baskets and pots Of flowers from the wagon IN
which they Id been brought, and placed them on tue
graves. The Marine Band aitorWard played dlrge.
Many adde's walked through the dusty &nd airy sifcs
long distances be present at these cerenon s. AFTER
TIE decoration finished the Posts which had taken
part la it AND tho marines went to Greenwood
CEMETERY OF THE EvERGREENs.
The day was observed with appropriate ceremonies AT
the Cemetery OF tho Evergreeus, noar East Newiork
The exercises under the auspices OF Post Harry
Lee NJ. 81 G. A. f. assisted b. members OF the order
from other Posts and conducted the srIv OF
Capt. Harry Toe. After prayer by the CHAP
lain, and singing by a choir, under the
leadership OF Prof. G.. W. Foster, lac
ritual decoration issued from headquarters was pro-
ceeded with eulOgy of the services OF those whose
graves were he decorated given, aud then com
radc ~ the Post advanced and deposited flowers, with
approrriate remarks. america" then sung, ana
Df Charles H. Doane delivered address. Inc oxer-
cses closed With benediction by the chaplain