New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
N BROOKLYN AND SUBURBAN CITIES.

IN BROOKLYN AND SUBURBAN CITIES
CEREMONIES AT GREENWOOD AND TIE NAVAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al NEWARK.
Extensive preparations have been made III
Brooklyn for decorating the graves OF soldiers IN the
various cemeteries in the city and It's suburbs The prin-
cipa ceremonies will take place at Greenwood, to which
procession consisting OF the entire Second Division Of
the National Guard. under the command OF General
James Jourdan the United states Marines at tins sta
ton Colonel Broome commanding several posts OF the
Grand Army of tina Republic aud other organizations
will march. The procession will DO formed at VIII
lougnby and CDtOn-ayes. and at l:3O p ~ VIII pro-
coed through Clntou-ave. Lsfayette-ave Sehei mer-
horn-st SOuth-st, Fulton-st, JOTaemOn-s, COuTtst,
Montague-s Clinton-s Second place. Courtst, Haml-
ton-aye Seyenteenthst, FOurthave. and Tweny-hith-
st. ne Cemetery AT the City Hall the procession Will
be reviewed by Mayor Howell and other city officers Tie
exercises az Cemetery will take place at the Sodier
monument on Battle Hn s. b. Chittenden VIII preside
A PRAYER will be offered by Henry Ward Beecher. DR.
James L. Farley will read poem written by himself,
and the Hon. j. c. Burrows. of Michigan, Will deliver an
OratOD.
Exercises will be held at $50 II. at the Naval Gem
ctery where the Hon. Robert Anderson viii speak AT
the Holy Cross Cemetery Fatbusb the services viii be
held at $50 a. m. The Rev. Michael Neyins, OF 81.
Peters Church, win make address. The Lincoln
statue in the Park plaza Will be decorated by
tho members Of Rankin Post No. 10. The exercises at
the tomb of the Revolutionary martyrs, IN Fort Greene
PARK Will occur at 1890 a Aajor willard Billiard
will deliver tho Grafton =,
la the Eastern Distriet several posts Of the Grand
Amy will parade through the principal streets and VIII
thou proceed by Broadway Railroad 10 the Cypress
Yills Cemetery, where the Rev. Dr. d. H. Miller Will
deliver an TIE Grafton al the Cemetery OF the
Eyergreens Will be gwen by Bernard Peters, and at the
lutheran Cemetery, George Wren VIII speak.
In Jersey business Will Do generally suspended
The several Posts the Grand Ar1y Of The Republic
will form in line in ParEpaee, N Newark, with the
right resting In Park-st Military and other Orsaniza
tiens will participate and the liDe Will move at
and be formed follows Platoon OF police coaches
with Mayor Common Council and OralOrs; Grand Mar
shall aud stan; band Company 4. Let Regiment PM
Kesrney Post; Charles GlOr Association, with nOrB
wagon Lincoln Post; Arion Singing Society; Drum
Corps Turner'S Association; HeIamer Post; 2OtA
New,Jersey Veteran Association, with floral wagon ;
German Veteran Association: coaches with veteran
soldiers from the Sew-JeTsey Soldiers Home convey
ances with flowers resdeuts in carriages The line
will march 10 Paramount and Woodland Cemeteries,
where the decoration ceremonies Will take place. The
parade win be dismissed on Ats return to Broad and
Market-Sts. -
10 Jersey City, the Van Houten Post win celebrate the
day by procession IN the morning. and IN the evening
memorial exercises win De held al the Bergen Avenue
Reformed Church. The Rev. Cornelius Brett will de-
liver the address, and Mics Nellie Kline, OF Seg-York,
read the The music Will De furnished by the
HobOken Glee Club