New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-22
THE CIrY's Toxic OF 6 REF.


20 dape the church and ehapes of the parish in
ing for thirty days. and hold special service in the
church the day Of burial
The committee appointed ~ the meeting OF the the
strical MANAGERS of this city and Brooklyn Tuesday
met at the UnonSluarr Theatre ia the afternoon and
adopted suitable resolutions. II also decided to
close all theatres and places of the day
OF the burial
Fire Underwriters, held in the Boreol Building, the
regular order OF business dispensed wi tn. short ad
dresses Of euloEy OF the late PRESIDENT ana OF sympathy
for his wife, We're made by Mr. Oakley OF the howard
Fire Insurance Company, Mr. Hone, Of the Continental
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company, Resolu-
tons were then passed expressing ahhorreuce OF the
Profound sympathy was expressed for me family es
The Executive Committee OF the Western Uu,cu
ipg the loss, in common with the repre-
scntatiyes of all the commercial and ipdnstrial
tive just aud ahle protector and defender II the
right and of earnest and able promoter OF the public
weiiare The Committee also directed tha the prin
cpa offices of the Company be draped in mourning.
Exchange decided to omit the daily call Sep
tember % aud to close the Exchange the day Of the
At meeting Of the officers of the Army Of the Cum
president Garfield, Daniel ButterGeld, Benjamin II
Brisow, c. Goddard and Daniel Ga es were appointed
committee attend the funeral aud invite survivors
oil the Army of the Cumberland living in this and All
journng cities to meet the members of the committee at
The Riggs House. in Washington tomorrow afternoon at
land S be at the services there MondS
A special meeting of the German Republican Central
Alter adopting resolutions deploring the death of Pres
dent Garfield and extending the heartfelt sympathy OF
the committee to the strcken family, the needing ad-
journed.
night extouG President Garfield soldier states
and Christian and expressing sympathy with his
family
Tuesday night passed resolutions or sympathy with
IN family OF President Garfield.
The New, YORK Cooperative Society, at its quarterly
meeting, held Tuesday night decided to dispense with
routine work and adopted resolutions expressing sts
heartfelt sympathy with the family Of the late Presi-
dent.
publcan Association was hed IN the evening al Beecker
pressoHs feeling OF the Association with regard
the death of Pre- ident t1rhed The Association de
cded 10 Tor thirty days as mark Of respect
To- the dead President.
rooms on East Thirtydrss last night and passed reso
buttons of regret the death of the President. The
Society then adjourned without transactg further bust
The members of the Merchants Club win at tn"
Club House No. los IcOnard-st, to-day give eXpres
sion to the sentiment oil the club In view OF the death Of
President Garfield -
FRIDAY NJ 3 O'Clock, m, al the Downtown Club
for tue adoption OF suitable resolutions.
The commanders Of the posts OF the Grand Army Of the
Repdbc OF tGe City of NewYork and the delegates 10
the Memorial Committee Will meet at No. So six thave
at o'clock p. m to-day, to arrange for an appro
pirate memorial service.
The junior members Of the Bar will meet at the Gen
eral Term Room of the supreme Court to-day AT 3
D. for the purpose OF passing suitable resolutions
pressye OF their sentiment as body ON the death OF
President Garfield
memorial meeting in honor of the late President will
b. held sunday next al m. at he rooms of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association No. ITO West Forty second
The TamInany Hal Committee on Organization will
meet the WigwaiG at $50 y. to-day. when ApprO-
pirate memorial resolutions concerning the death OF
President Garfield Will ht presented and the OIgauza
ton wiz extend It's sympathies TO tine stricken widow
aud family.