New-York tribune., 1881-09-27


/ Patriachs Independent Order of Odd Fellows fol
lowed by numerous lodges of Masons, Odd Fellows
knights OF Pyth1as Knights of Honor and Legion OF
H4nor with singing societies, trade societies, and
other organizations. All the societies turned out IN
large numbers and the members were Grape beside
i heir usual regalia, while the banners were appro
prlsed several hundred carriages, in some OF
which seated prominent city and State
officers. The division also contained about two
1 hundred h0rscmen. In the fifth division
marched a thousand boys of the public schools
/ The sixth division prised the Newark Fire
Department. III" procession occupied an hour and
liquor shops ON the line OF march Were closed. The
march was envened by the music of fourteen brass
bands and twenty-three drum corps. Only dlrge-
We're played.
Last evening public memorial services were held
at the Grand Opera House, Chancellor RunyOn
presiding. There were addresses by A. 9. keaSbey
and Judge Ellsworth, and singing by the German
voices.
At Passac. n. j., the day was observed with
marked soiemnlty, stores and houses were draped
III mourning, and flags AT half-nas were to be seen
i'll every direction. At II o'clock memorial services
We're helo III the Methodist Epiecopa Church. The
address was delivered by the Rev. Asher Anderson.
he church was full to overlooking. Services were
also held at ST. Johns Church.
The day was generally observed at Paterson, n.
H.. The churches were crowded. and the bells were
tolllng from o a. III. until p. IN. Business during
he day was generally suspended, except III the case
was held at the Opera Ho4Ic II the evening. The
auditorium was crowded, and abou 800 children
uo De turned away. Inc meeting opened
with prayer by the Rev. Dr. Shaw. ami the children
were addressed by the following speakers: Mayor
David l. Gllmor, w. Cook John !. Holt, Orestes NJ.
Brands, Miles j. COrse John X. Curian, +. X. Moore
eX-Mayor Socrates Tuttlc, DR.. David Magic, the
Rev. Edwin b. Russell, the Rev. James l. Boswell
the Rev. Shadrack Washington, the Rev l.. T.
Shuler, DIR. r. Y. Kinne and Esmond V. DeGraf
NuPcIlntendent of City Schools. At p. n
Ici!zens' meeting was held at Washington Hall
which was crowded. Chaplain Butler Post Grand
Army OF tue kepubhc, attending in IA body. Mayor
liilmor presided TIL, first speaker after hun was
'ndge John ;: Barkalow. E.N. DeGran then spoke
briefly, as did also the Rev. DIR, Shaw, Father
smith, the Rev. Il. A. Woods and others.
The day passed Staten Island very quietly
All places OF business i'll the different villages
closed and memorial services were held in the
churches of all denominations. Bells were tolled in
me inornlng, at noon and in the eVeuin@. The
\ ,rth shore Fire Department. with its machines
dTaped ~ mourning, paraded through New- Brighton
to Port Richlnond where Erastus Brooks delivered
an address. large meeting was held IN Washing
ION Park Stapleton. where James W. Covert made
an Impressive address Post Shaw, No. >. Grand
Army of the Republic arranged the meeting its
members being present III full Iegaiia. Minute guns
were lIrrd AT Fort WadsWortn and board the
nlted states irIgate Lancas cr, at anchoroit Iomp
klusviilc.
In nearly every village and hamlet in Wcstchc,tcr
county special services were held in the churches OF
~ denominations. In Mount Nernon tht Rev. Dr.
ilNc"N pastor OF the Baptist Church, the Rev Dr.
Hcud9Gr, ut the Methodist Episcopal Church, the
KEY. Mr. Clearwater, of the Reformed Church, and
the pastor oi the German Lutheran Chur, h held 4
Union meeting at the Methodist Episcopal Church
At , q clock. The Grccubackcrs, who had called "a
convention To be held at Dickman's Park. changed
The proceedings 10 "A memorial meeting, at which
ext Congressman Gilbert De La Matyr and others
nauc addresses. AT NewRochel lee there were aupro-
pirate memorial services IN the Baptist Church nj
L. M, ANA IA the Episcopal, Methodist and German
Lniherin Churches n = y. m, and in pursuance oil
u call Issued hy the Rev. Mc,sr, Charles l.. liuds
icN, Thomas MclOughIn, Charles l.. Caucdy,
Robert CONCEAL and George illmau a
general meeting OI the citizens was held in the
town hall IN the evening. Memorial ser
at Rye at p, m. At Port Chester special
services were held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, 10y The kcv. George II. Guod>cl at p ma
\ union meeting was held at Washburu Hall. Yon-
Aers.
.stcriay observed in all the vill4gcs on
Long Island, III accordance with the Goycrno =
proclamation, rs a day of humiliation aud PRAYER
AFTER "a. IN all business was suspended. st Ia-
nalca union services were held AZ 10 a. IN. H. the
presbyterian Church. the services beng conducted
by several pastors. AT y. services we've held in
the Episcopal Churches, and the bells were tu!eL for
a brief timc. At Flushing services wcrr held IN tbr
Reformed Church. Ine services were largely at
tended IA al tho Villages
In Jersey City the tirc and church bells were
tollcd In the morning aud afternoon. Services were
held III many OF the churchc-. At the lIrddng
Methodist Episcopal Church addresses were urlde
by the Rev. j. Il. Thompson, cX-t;oNrruor Redlc
the Rev. Mr. Spcllm.yer school superintendent
W Nllhdm l.. lhckcrsOn, aud john 4. Blair. At the
second Presbyterian Church addresses were dciv-
eIed by the pastor, the ley. john *. Fisher, and
Judge Dixon. At 81. Patrl,k's Roman { athon,
Church the Rev Father Flauig4ndciyerrd a rlilngv
Al the Bergen Reformed Church the f., V. c. Brrtt
the pastor held prayer service in the morning and
ia anon service was held IN thr evening. A the
latter addresses were delivered bv tlr.t u Vnn
kcipcn. Jacob Wcart, T.. Is. Panghoru the Rev r.
-, Bught, III. =. Gumbard and Juugc Dixon. 4 sol
dlcrs ana sailors meeting Was held the T. tbcr-
uacc IN the evening. at which there were addresses
Dy a. h. Iangborn and l.. +. Mcdonald.