The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-28

General headquarters hall-f
seven 4 " IN order tar they be loaded aud .sie I'd
20 tisir proper in hne AS the column w! move
uo'nrde John u Brady commander, NJ their own request
arr ae allied % decorate ".sAngoa ana Aers
manasr a. hsr own request are detailed 20 assosats
formed lore the rolran moves
ufoa arrival As Trinity church. Phil kearnsy Pe., No :
Conradr ancs II. Stevens. commander will hle 81 the
right and proceed TO decorate the Of the gallant
No is csarsas Joseph Forbes w proseed 10
decorate the grave d the amened hero General ehard
ls COLUMN vim halt st Wall when Phil Eearney
100 and Lloyd Post no o. with escorts viii ale 20 the
eis and proceed 10 greenwood Cemetery and Cameron
terry The viii then direct East yort.
lin. Csmeery The chimes d trace and Trinity
win ring during The march: bands will therefore cease
Maiden lane and Wall and will DO taken
March are re- 10 display sSa
soldefs and citizens cordially invited 10 participate with
graves OF departed comrades Upon conclusion o the
a. the various ceme.erss the various divisions
will DC dismissed and commanders will assume uli com
mand OF their respective posts
TRANSPORTATION
has been provided for OF the Grand Army OF tho
Republic, gong 10 the different cemeteries as iollows:
Those going Greenwood Cemetery will ind chartered
al the foot OF Hamilton avenue brooklyn, taking
Hamilton avenue Jerry, loot u Whitehall street
Mounted mcn carriages and trucks going to The above
cemetery viii accompany them, leaving the limo oil
march al Wall street and Broadway. Those gong 10
Cypress Hills VIII proceed to the loot Of Wall street
aud take special ierryboat Suffolk TO Hunters
Point, thence by special railroad tram 10 the GENE
terry. Mounted men, carriages aud trucks Will leave
the line OF march at Wall street and broadway md
take South .erry Atlantic avenue, BROOKLYN thence
viii lake special crryboas sSois, loot Of Wall street.
TO Hunters Point thence by special railroad to tho
cemetery Moun:ed men, carriages and trucks for tho
above cemetery will leave the line OF march At Front
and Wall streets, proceeding by James slip Jerry TO
Hunters Point Two hours time wiz oe allowed Tor
services at The different cemeteries when trains viii DO
in waiting 10 return comrades 10 New York.
IN BROOKLYN
In tho Eastern district OF Brooklyn Post Mansfield
30 VIII assemble at their headquarters NO 100 Fourth
street, al one T. NJ, and march 10 Calvary Cemetery
where Rev. g. 5. Malone Will deliver GRAFTON after
solemn has been celebrated by the priest attached
10 the cemetery Germasnc Mettcrnich Post No. LIZ
will assemble at halfpast r. H. ut the corner OF
Montrose avenue and Leonard street, and accompanied
by the Veteran Association and tho Williamsburg Saen
gerbund will proceed tho Lutheran Cemetery and
decorate tho soldiers graves there,
On Tuesday tho rst services Will be held at tho Fort
Green Plaza in front OF tho Tomb OF the Martyrs
Posts Rankin aud Mallory taking charge OF the exor-
cses The programme includes an Grafton by Rev. :.
ID. Fulton and poem by Colonel r. H. Chittenden
Al fve p. NJ the Memorial Committee OF Brooklyn
will decorate the statue Of Lincoln on the Plaza, the
general public being invited TO deposit nora tribute
ut the close OF the exercises on messy
bed prepared their reception ut tho
base Of the statue. The address will be made by Mr.
Gardner 5. Cutting and the ode read bv Mr. George b.
Squres At r N. tho participants will proceed to
the cemetery OF the Naval Hospital joining In process
sion with the marine corps at hsir barracks on Flush
ing avenue. At nine O'Clock A. NJ, Frank Head Post
No. L. will decorate the graves at Holy Cross Gene
tory, Flatbush, the Rev. Father Freel delivering tho
GRAFTON.
Posts Mansfield. No. s6, and Germania Motternch,
No. H. viii assemble at No los Fourth street. and,
accompanied by large military oscort-Company ],
Thirteenth regiment; battalion Twenty-eghth and
battalion Thirty-sccond regment-wiil march through
the principal streets Of Williamsburg TO East New
York, where they will join the New York Posts and
form division OF tho procession TO Cypress Hills
At ten o'clock A. NJ. Harry Lee Post, No 81 Will
assemble at the Headquarters No. 10 Lee avenue, and
proceed the Cemetery OF the Evergroens, where
they will join in decorating the graves with Lewis N.
Hamilton Post, II East Now York. Colonel Lewis H.
Stegman will deliver the Grafton and short addresses are
expected from Rev. Dr. Pater, Rev. Ncwland Maynard
and, possibly Rev. 8 = Malone the participants nll-
ing into line with the New York posts for Cypress
Hills after the ceremonies Cameron Post, No. 70,
Rankin Post No. So and the Sixtyninth regiment will
decorate the graves Calvary Cemetery, where the
address will be delivered by John Savage.
The of the day will close with FREQ service
at the Lafayette avenue Presbyterian church, which
will include organ music by John N. Loretz, Jr; sing
ing by the Brooklyn Macnnerchor and then addresses
beng among the speakers