New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
THE SCENE AT NIGHT.

BRILLIANT DsPtAY--rIE CROWDS NOT DIMINISH
lNG-rdE CABINET TO START FOR WASHINGTON
riiIS ENENING.-M;S GARFIELD TO GO TO MEN
TOR.
CLEVELAND, sept 2J.-Ihe city wears the same
brilliant appearance Tonight that it did last night
and the scene about the catafalque iycry impressive
! Eighteen electric lights, two powerful calcium
!; liehts and over one hundred gas lamps Illuminated
! he rark. All night long the Iiuo OF
people passing through the pavilion was
unbr,krn. Hundreds who went through by
day took their places the end OF the line, II time
Over mile long, TO obtain an opportunity to
view the payiion As it brIlliantly.illumnated
alter dark.
About O'Clock the members Of General Garfield
regiment marcheAin a body to the pavilion and de-
positcd the rcmcntal colors the foot OF the coffin
At about the same time the members of the Society
of the Array OF the Cumberland marched through
! the plvion in tody.
i Scuor j. G. dc Ain.ral Vacnte. Charge dAtiaires
II Braza, is her, bv conin,nd of h. Emneror aud
aa- deposited h"B.de he coffin Il large Tyre.
IL Was learned Tonight that an extra
net net" on "' board h w I'I,S rave EucId e sao GhU
: tomorrow evening. for Washington and that
! al the mgmbors viii be on it, cXrcpt $ Scrctary
biail" who int nds 80 go 10 his home IN Maine to
end week. ) cretary Blliue says lie Will return
ashington before che extra session OF the Senate
III Garfield family, including the Presidents
mother wii attend the ceremonies tomorrow, both
~ tfe pavilion au NJ che cemetery. From the latter
place hey N return 10 their respective quarters nd
Tuesday morning they Will start ior Men or The
party to Mentor viii be composed of old Mr.; Gar
acld. Mr4. Cartel, Miss Nolie, the sons James.
Harry. Abran and Irwin. Colonel and Mrs. rockwell
and ihcir daughter Hiss Lulu, General SWAIN and
puVatc Secretary Brown and DR.. and Mrs.
) BoyutJn.
jams Garfield Will not return to college until he
has entirely rec vered from the effects of his recent
! illness. Mr,. Rockwell and Miss Lulu expect to
remain at Mentor for some me-
l.
{ CLEVELAND sept 25.-in and about the pavilion
the choicest specimens of beauty and fragrance
that could be eullch from among Natures glories.
Among thc emooms of sorrow are the following
An altar piece II Tyre; "The last sheaf gathered
homer; massive emblem; ''Sec the beautiful gates
ajar'; an Egyptian urn: pillow; open scroll J.;
monument; THE vacant chair; Masonic square
and complss cross, an urn: Bright star of
hopc'; lighthouse Knights Templar Maltese cross;
"ro sleep; ivy cross; Bible, with the words In
purple im,norieI!es over the pages Thy will be
lone" and thc edges bound with eupatorum and
smiiax; harvested field; "The Union forever;
Eternal Charity; Gone ashore; Offerings to
our great desLio and massive cross of imported
green moss, standing five feet high, and over the
arms, II wreath oi natural immortciles.
oBsERvANCEs IN THIs CITY TO-DAY.
BUSINESS TO BE SUSPENDED EvERYwHERE-sER-
VICES IN THE CuURCnEs-A MONDAY WITH THE
QUIET OF SUNDAY LOOKED FOR
The city will obey to-day the proclamation of
President Arthur by fitting obscrvances to the MEN,
oIy OF the dead President, aud visitor here will
uchod that has not been witnessed since the
oatb of President Lincoln. Late Saturday night
the work of draping pubic and private houses was
continued and in all parts of the city. among
rich and poor the mourniul colors now dis
ilayod. The suspension of business will be uni
yersa to-day as it was yesterday. In nearly every
office and store could be Saturday % little
pacard surrounded by deep mourning lines, bearing
the words: This store will be closed on
Monday, the day of the Presidents fune-
raj" Many places which are usually open
on Sundays, such as cigar stores, had the same
notice posted. The exchanges banks courts and
public Off aos will remain closed. Entertainments
and amuscments of various kinds advertised to take
place today and this evening have been postponed
until time when the public is in frame of mind
10 be amused. At meeting of thea atrical managers
it was decided to close the theatres this evening
and with few exceptions the direction will be OBJ
served. BY order of Mayor Grace ali church and
fire bells will be tolled at p. IN. for a period of
half hour to remind citizens that Mt that time the
President is to be conveyed to his last resting
place.
The city will assume the aspect of Sunday rather
than that of holiday. There will be no attrac-
tons Of any kind to invite the attendance of the
idle community except such offered in the
churches. Arrangements have been made for OBJ
serving the day with great soemnity in churches of
all denominations. Every church will throw open
its DOORS so that citizens of all classes and creeds
can seek consolation in prayer. From all the pull
pits will be preached special sermons on the Ma
tional calamity Embems Of mourning are dis
played on the exterior of all the churches and in
many of them to-day the interior will be draped
with the same sombre coors. In the Protestant
Episcopal churches special funeral services will be
held at 2 p M, according to the order sent
forth by the Bishop of the diocese. Among
tha clrrchaa Of fhis which ,u;u hold