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, 1881-09-25

THE funeral train bearing the remains Of
President Garfield arrived in Cleveland at
LII r. III. yesterday. An immense throng
hasi gathered around tile depot awaiting its
arrival. The coffin WAS taken from the
fnneral car by fourteen men of the regular
army, ulldcr command Of Lieut.. Weaver, and
borne tn the he:rsc which conveyed it to
the catatallue erected in the public square.
The @nard OF honor consisted Of Gems: Sller-
nar. Sheridan, Hancock, Mcigs, and Drum,
-Ad,lsirals Nichols Rodgers and Porter
, 1881-09-25

THE special train from Washington for
Cleveland which had Oh board tile Columbia
Coli!a,ldery Of Knights Tenlplar and thir-
teen correspondents Of Eastern newspapers
met with series Of accidents. The tlrapery Of
the train causllt fire, the wheels Of the loco
nlotiye had to be changed ut Youngstown and
ut Braay's Run, Pa, the train ran into Il
land-car containing eight men, four Of whom
were killed and two fatally injured, anu the
other two only escarcd by jumping from the
car ut the risk of their lives.
, 1881-09-25

The fact that Col. Hiss. one OF the lawyers
selected by AttoTncy-General MacIea@h to
assist him III the prosecution Of the star-routc
rascals, is an intimate personal and political
friend Ut President Arthur is taken is N,
Indication that under tie new Ad,ninistra
tion the prosecutions commenced against
Brady and his associates during President
Gartield's Administration will be pushed
vigorously. Cul. Bliss said some time ago
that the prosecutions would probably result
III very important convictions.
, 1881-09-25

4 LARGE meeting was held at Exeter Hall,
London, yesterday, under the Presidency of
Minister Lowell. to express grief at the un-
timely death of President Garfield and syu-
pathy with his bereaved family and the
American Nation. The hall was packed,
and much the larger part Of the audience was
English. Minister Lowell delivered an e1o-
quent and feeling address. His allusion to
the Queens sympathy with Mrs. Garfield
was cheesed again and again, and his refer
, 1881-09-25
ID{ll.. it9ueI $13j.UDl LIS $.tc!!,.sH.

Ab4Al.. t'tlel <l@JUI+-13 $.tt-.i s4o
The proportion of State debt has decreased
! largely in the last ten years, owing III part
| to the reputiatiun of S10u.O00,00O by the
] South. County debts have also diminished
! in the same period, but municipal debts have
enormously Increased. The ratios arc:
State debts {dccreasc), e. o per cent; county
debts (dccrcase), S6S per cent; municipal
debts tincrease), 133:2 per cent. .
y considerable proportion of the munich
pal debts. which are estimated at sGS, ON, ltp,
Is liI;t'sted in permanent improvements, and
brings III 4 regular income. 1t cannot, there
fore. bc charged with reckless or iuproyi-
dent leans. No less than SILL ,7J1, SIS, or
nearly 30 per cent Of the whole municipal
debt, has been created for the construction Of
water-workS. In Massachusetts alone $50
coo,oo0 Have been used fortl4is purpose, but
is the receipts from the same sources
amount to 100000 annually the invest
n'eilt Is not bad one. Moreover,
per cent Of tho whole municipal debt
was incurred i'll tho constructor Of public
buildings, which will stand fora long time and
bring buck their worth i'll rentals The most
Unsatisfactory items in the list are Sl3 SGi. .So4
for funding floating dcbt,' being Is per
cent Of tile wlule present debt, and S71,07l.-
14o for retnuding old debt, being 10 per cent
Of the total These st,ms stand for various
legitimate expelses on account Of streets,
sewers, bridges, war-cxpcnse5, schools.
water, ETC.; but another large amount merely
represents stcalings, waste, and ex:raya~
Eance- OF the whole municipal debt, $50
S9,i3l, nr ) per cent, WAS expended for
bridges; SlG,'2tiDGi, or 21z per cent, for l,ar-
bozs: s40.491, ,G1;, or & Der cent, fur park5:
- Uo1o, or :i54 per cent, for public buihl- |
in@s; sjs, ,ooe,0W. UT 10 per cent, for ,ailroatl
al4d other aiu; $2l, ,ooo, 900, Or per cent for
sewers; Ssl.5oD,G0o, or II Der cent. far |
streets; and IS, S,s 'o0, 900, or per cent, for
war cX:'enSeS.
AIR. Pnrter's article shows that not much is
to be apprelicnded ut present fron, the ex- !
travagance OF State or county governments.
The chief danger lies in the naladministra-
ton Of cities. Hence the Middle States.
where tile power Ut contracting city debts is
Unlimited and the demand for
public improvements is constantly sti,n-
ulareu by an Ignorant and reckless voting
population, have the most to fenr. In view
of these figures the people Of Illinois have
, 1881-09-25

\ WASHINGTON news -gathcrer says it is
probable that Tho designations Of all the
present Cabinet officers except that of Secre
ta:y Lincoln viii be accepted. Secretary
kirkwoud ami Secretary Window arv under
stood to be aware Of this, aud have already
intimatei that they are candidates for the
United States Senate as SUCCESSORS to their
own immediate SUCCESSORS.
, 1881-09-25

\ TERRIFIC tornado, accompanied BY, hail,
thunder, and lightning, swept over Quincy,
III this State, about ) y. Ill. yesterday, demol-
i5hiny many buildings. unrooiins others, aud
otherwise causing much damage to prop
erty. Several persons were seriously, and at
least four persons fatally, injured by the
blowing down Of Joel I1arrison's tobacco
factory. Eonnct+ Duffy Il Co.'s and COM
stock, Castle Il Co.'S foni.drics. The damage
done to property will exceed 100000.
, 1881-09-25

4 SECTION of :; sewer in process OF con
structlon ut Columbus, c., caved in yester-
day where the excavation was twenty feet
deep. Patrick Melvin and Patrick Foley,
employed III the construction Of tic sewer,
were instantly killed. No others wcu, in
]ured by tho accident, which, had it occurred
five minutes earlier, would have resulted il
the death of dozen men.
, 1881-09-25

TIE CHICAGO TR1nCSE has established branch
oces .o1 The receipt Of subscriptions nau ADVERTISE
meuts as :o1lows:
NEW YOnk-Room - Tribune Building FIT. NC
FAnnES, Manager.
GLASGOW, Scotlund- American News
Agency, ST Eentlcd-ss-
lUSDUN, Eng.-Amcrcan EXCHANGE. 4{9 Strand
HENRY 4. GlLI.I1. Agent
NAeHlNGTUN i. t.-.3la T. s,reot
, 1881-09-25

PhoF- KING, the gentleman whose largely
advertised ba1loou ascension from Minneapolis
was such IL dismal failure. announces that he II
thinking OF taking another journey through the
air, and will probably start from this city. Ec-
fore Mr.. King goes any further with his plans.
it might be well for him to understand that Cn'--
cayO does not want any baIlouu ascenslous Ia
hers The Inst foolhartly experiment Of that
description attempted here resulted III the death
OF the acronaut and young man wnoa he took
with him OIL the voyage. If Mr.. King persists
tn his purpose Ut making this city the scene OF
his proposed trip, the police should interfere 10
the extent Of iockin: up any persons who are
1diotic enough to wish tt accompany him. IL Is
we'll enough to lose professional aetonaut once
in Il WHILE bur other people should bc pto1ecteq
from the results Of their OWN folly.
, 1881-09-25

THE following from the Dayton Journal
signcsts that political aspcrities have not al
ways been what they seemed to be:
Among the late President Gar1elA's papers
VIII prutathly be found little memoranda from
koscoe Coudlin8 to him. In pencil written In tha
nail VI the National Convention ut Chicago, III
about thase words:
MY DEAR GAtriELp: there Is to btn dark h'f1f "
bef"ff y1nF*etf. cOSkLlSG.
The reply was:
~ DEAR CuSit.1SG: There will be no dark hofsd
IN ths convention ain for Sherman
J. 4. GARFIELD.
Inns WIS pending the great struggle and juss
Delnrc tne mighty pnpu ar tUrtlNdn " hch eatrleo
Garfield into tho rresdcncy-u,id the gruye.
, 1881-09-25

REFERRING to President Arthur, the LON
don Spcctator'says: "All Englisllncn are
Interested in the only Englls'lnan {meaning
President .Artl.ur) who rcigns by election,
and are solicitous that he Ito nothing lower
ing an Office that half OF them feel must one
day exist IN Engla2,d.''
, 1881-09-25
Tue Athenians are not cleanly people. A.
correspondent Of the London TIMES thus de-
scrihfS thn tOrdfrfnv1 Of affufra.

correspondent Of the London Tilks thus de-
scribes the condition Of at1ufrs:
The butchers have been allowed to fling their
oHs into the streets, and dead cats and dogs are
of not tnfrc1ucnt occurrence. Piles Ut ferneut-
1nE rubbish tic IN the vacant spaces and around
the outskirts Of the city. There is no system OF
drainage, and none of emptyins the cesspoo|s
intn which the house drains pour, only one Of
the principal streets having a main drain. and
this navtu. no traps; anu, though the police
have full authority to examine the drainage Of
each house. lls' houses are ever examined, and
tho ccsspoos litter of into the surrounding earth.
Inc law requires rigid INSPECTION Of the abattoirs
nnd butchers shops. but us the police have
poltttca! duties. and must be OIL guOl terms with
the constituency, tho shopkeepers are never an
noyed nor are the shops lnspected: aud though
todAy there is from the panic prevailing clcan-
ing Of the outside OF tile platter the inside is
not. and tu this Intense heat cannot now safely
be disturbed.
, 1881-09-25

II1E opponents OF the fair-trade and
retaliation cry in England ure met BY tnis ine
Of argument:
The class most in need OF protection from for
eiEtl products is the landlord class But protcc-
tton for these means higher prices for food for
the latorer: this uleatls higher cost Of manu-
iacturcd products; this mems to reduce En-
GIANTS control Ut foreign markets; thus protec-
ton Wellu react upon citizens and farmers.
Again. tho English WOOL grower utc.lS prOtec-
tion; but protection to the woof-grower means
higher prices far wool; ttts meals higher pssce3
fer snannf factures of Wool; this means to de-
prItc F,is3land Ut the control OF foreign murkefs
VIII ich SHE hus acquired ny her cheap woofens.
Protection "n articles nf food On articles OF tug
subsistence III the lnborer, ou' the materials OF
manufacture, does not protect. The English
will tlinl their nostr.IM of rethliutory duties. TO
which they have given the attractive nAule or
FUR trndc,' II difficult matter to deal with.
, 1881-09-25

LAKESIDE LODGE. Nj IN r. 4 \. M-Menhers
VIII meet nt u Sunday cInfer their pur-
1y1Eat!on IN ne,loriai servic.:s ot Mo.,y. y
of W. IL. FRED " CROFT, secretary.
, 1881-09-25

APOLLO cOMMANDENv. No. II. Knights
IeE.p:,r-There Will te nu Aoncnyt Tues::uy even.
ins srpt. x, 1a: Ey or:cr q t!,r Eminent C"n,-
m4nder. II. :. IIEEANY. Ktcufder.
, 1881-09-25

VEEl:S ESTHER CHAPTER, Nj. II. q. T.. s. will
postpone their =ociabc turler po,jts. on me-
count OF the burial Of our President.
IAiDA II. ELTON w IL
, 1881-09-25

KEYSTONE LODGE No. 6s,. 4. r. Il H. MA
mc;nt'crs are requested their hill t. and
o. Snrth tiHrk-*t on sunday Sept. :5 cock y.
, 1881-09-25

bly, received. Bishop Simpson, Moncure d.
Conway, and others addressed the meeting. !.
, 1881-09-25

ASu14AH LODGE. NO. Is, 4. F. t. y. N-A!em-
btr~ hereby nut,t!eu assemble their hail. IL
Monr.,e~t. Monday sept. ii; II Il. lartici
pate In tho cereiunIes te held tn H.cl1ory
laie brthes James 4. fairfield. brethren Of sister
luufes are cordially invited % Join with u>.
NM. IL 1LTllUSFSUS. W. II.
G. II. GRAN +, Secretary.
, 1881-09-25

CltEtA1.IEK HAYARD C0MMAEDEKY OF
KNIGHTS TEMrLA!:-TAe members are requested
u ucet IN their Asstuu. ~ III. sunday. 2;th list
". u. NEHUASK. t. Cuu1,1al,drr
, 1881-09-25

GREAT excitement vas caused recently IN
San 1"se, Cal. by an extraordinary performance
OH the part Ut the Narshal Of that town. le'
seems that 1os1r young Indies reslLIny iu santa
Clara drove over to San Jose one eveQ~
, 1881-09-25


SILVER LINK LODGE. NO. ST, !. O. @ F-Tht
sm1css are s:qaestea I. meet ~ .neis n "3t,n
az az S.:. a. d S d u uS r the pros
partctpIM,tns M ia ne 1Mneral procession of our ID
en'ea Fvsa5"t g. T. ef;.:sia Recording sccrcary
D. c. cnEG1ER LODGE. No. ill., a. F.&A. NJ
M %eaasx 81: x 4 :sa saf;si {sa
a1ats1 lanes A. GArae1d p 9ftsr ~ e. Sf ,rs wu
JOHN GlSoC11o. Secretary.
EASTMAN LoDGE S9 s';, 81 Ak AF 49, MsM L.
III Grsad Msa!es: EsSsy nsISeE S1S;'fa / Oc
'iS::ta:- G. n poISkAss. Sicx: secrstAr} w. s''
esi nEe T. "dax n 9Snti ssp III il In GaI *
cioi!,,s: JUN tAe is,eS:l prcss III honor Or
our late IFoihc: rffidSt itMAs :;'5'': e. :NEw,Ax "
ORIENTAL LODGE. NO 81. 4. +. X y M--The
si:51 s M a net M"y as ~: II !. " "ces
tsn Ff;elsst 10 s to y r. Il; "Snosu e
'tai.Iitiiil't 'GAitiEs cATES. SSIfs sccrs:sry " "
| KS!GiiTs TEMPi:AK-A special s"ne:avs VIII be
He at 81 @ i lp s MsFs G aas
9'y order OF the EpIHsn; EYNy ;%aaS& e aHaSS&y uecortcr
xS9 nAHAF seNASsrS 2yt; a1: ers5g ST
nrxay Il i:ASxEs Il II II netysats SHHssS Commander
LAND MARK LODGE No. ~. H. f. & 4. M.-1he
day Sunday nj tar the purpose Ut tnk.n.
as''"n =! Nm
MYhoS 1IARltlS, Secretary.
DEARBORN LODGE, NO. $40, A.. F. 4 y. Nj
Member:: are hereby notified to asserlbl: at their
participate in inc ceremonies to b. hcIi ii, memory
of our late brother 'a'ss WA l. tnTt!G: X F0I:sYr11
wM.M T11ENToS. scsrsrry r.; '''' - y. -''
AsI1lAR LODGE. No. 3S 4. F. & y. N-Meu-
b'r~ hereby notified assemble nj their hail. !6
,s n TIC MSny ssp e m 4 @ M Il h m !" aF q oar
ie brother James 4. sinss.ed. brethren of sister
'1ss' are cordially "Ss1 II il '2'n %,SMsSx y,!H Y; W.
C. H. CRANE. secre.ary ''' ~@'
"Snt1ETA ct4RlSTor1oKo COLrMBCS"-Thc
essFs ne IS T., afe ,fa av to M ss @ At 'nsr h1
Gocs ta,.I ~ r.. M TO "a, ,s' PEt IT, he funsr =. IN
uS Int 'a's a:S .;f,ss
;!. rEAnepr sonsE @ II ~ & iii; osV
:; ; u t's
.E!g GogHr ns:lsco: 10: ? !: o; F-ruSEKAh NO,
the u.Ltn House. r.iner Washington and franklin
s;,,,y r., MH;nsay sept - at II T. M y y;f :s e + t'e
GEu. ii. MEIzGt2k Secretary.
LADY WASHINGTON CHAPTER WILL GIVE \
literary nnd nlu-i,.' enter, ,an,ent m Tuesday even
i,aii SOUTHWEST c,'rn.r !wsi. ind iialstrI.
,n,.ur ,,v,u,vr.: ,v.,, -
This afternoon Il, :a slaz,. Ut soutleas; OF
Z. w PERKINS. {. X
H. t. cLARis, ilecur1in: Secretary.
<,,c,sn ,,,,-,, =, ,,
:srssy ii HssfS sI;;S sf; i; ;G:r t.: i i;
,o,.,,r ,xco, ~ -, = = 49,. ,...,,...
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4. +. l'0nrMAS, c.N.
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vi Vii M Se no oi usetins Lee lie
v.,,nrr ,,nc, ~ -, :,
President daFss'd: ---l il VINE SesSstar;
i; cst seir IF 5s o4s are re-
;sst 5S. fes'ds"' J. py order u shs Con-
rxc,, s,o,. ,onsr ~ >, = = xo.,n.
sfs:s! II; s;s n 5a;S fy:iss :ssf
,,,,,, .,o .,,,a,n, :, |
!S rSsK M,s ~. 'h ,y . ana Wn.; | M
rec yistns 60 co,iai.ins m in GU e.oiy @ as.S inyea i FER
'saeF II: i: i: !: NEWELL secretary.
'. % !, M ~ at our s M l., H.
.ul services rs recuuiucnie ty ,rvrla:,a.;,m ~ 4
, 1881-09-25

"StN1E7A ciIRlsTol'IIoto coI.rMBCS''-Thc
members hereby notified meet their hail.
No. III LII su.ie-si, Monday. the M. inst. II
y'cock to take part tn the funeral rs. c.ssiun in
lluit.r the u1e President. James t;:,r.ted Uy
ur1..t vi L. II. RATIO. President.
, 1881-09-25

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER. M. y L. A. M-Mon-
day. Sept = 3lar wing been set :srt as Gay "Y
fur late u!,:ttn. J::sIr. 4. Garfield there
Will lie uIectlng OF the tuu.er tll:., .iatc.
WI. Il. UisSi1ll, II. =. ii. l..
, 1881-09-25

PEABODY LODGE. No. Gl5. I. O. O. F-Me,uberS
nrr requested I" meet ut tnclr iall N"ay murnln.
III III uucock " take part IN the uf'tce.-jul honue
III late President CuI4t one, All. tv order
vi Noble Grand. SAMUEL STEIN.
, 1881-09-25
new reason to rejolcu that the power q,
municipalities in this State to contract debts
has been strictly limited by the Constitution

/ ME-@HNAestsEsAA.1sse
| WRITING Of the effect which the anuounoa-
n,cn1 Of tho Presidents t.cath pro,iuccd in y,.y
York. IS Guth - gives tho following interesting
gossip:
| remained Up until or . O'Clock and vorv
| curious bits OF conversation 1oox pl.re III the
! shadows, under the columns, round tho paye.
| nents, and through tue nriuhbur,ux sulovnI
which kept open until Il lAre hour. ulscus5;"y
| the calamity. could not help Thinking wha,, -,
| s:lw The effect OF this one n.all's dc,tIn On
average perS'n, whether 1laturalIzeA tsr t!s:
cttHtl. htt Ihert Is gUtAt ut!it 0f tho ull u,
archtc;il revercncc. which We shouk uH Il nun.
dieu years ago, left ii, our stcietr. rcg, that
stubborn Feeling; that somehow Or o,aer ons
nuns fc If be dies Us Chief Mylstrat !. I,,s ,hs
Keystone OF the whole suciAlstnd pu!,icul strurf
| uvt; yer, 'rhilc tEi1 thought came over me, m
ton avenue So much have institutfuus cauuTed
that newspaper rcportcr, tiy.ns up Lexington
avenue in hired cub. was tho first t.a,. tt RIM
Cen. Arthurs bell, and cry i'll hls hall, sir yon
arc President In one Of the plensunscst houses
IN Lexington avenue lives Gen. Arthur For
tho past eighty days hc has been in the p<.stinn
OF tn heiF-at-!aw Or the ne1t collateral Ut roynj
Kin. wondering whcther he wus t4' tc President
or obscure. lie hus hAd time enough. bow
and RESOURCES. and To LOOK over tho possjt}l.t;rs
OF the Presidential Office II it should BECOME his
After being aroused about one hour before mid
night, hc c.me .lown,stnirs fully dressed. md
sent messengers to csll III twu Ut the Judges If
the Supreme Court, both l'etnoc.lts--l .hius
Judge Hrady and JujS: Dunobur. Early III tIa
evening Arthur bad tuken IL walk Of naif nv
hour. AS soon us the President dt'i different
individuals of his acNunintnncn came up TO the
hulse OH foot Or in cabs. His pnrlor Is IL ilEre.
agreeable room, with bcnvy, modern cur,uins'
dark cHrpets, and oil -paitltiugs tho whole co.,
na ss5e' ~ 1y te hss w xnan II hi l* napfT M y ro%
Arthur bus kept II secretary for some tEsne. Gua
OF the Police Commissioners mined Frencn
Arthlrs 0Tn son Il nc:lrly-4rUwn }Ollr. rnuuI
and lawyer n,mc,i Rollins. councvtcI @,n t .ns
District-Att0rncy's DeU. were among his rp,Ii
DENTAL callers The GenerA! conclu.ted no, to
, 1881-09-25

LADY WaSlI1Srvi}S CHAPTER WILL. GIVE \
literary und nu-fra' entertainment n Tuesday
i'm, Srt Il. tnr The Hu1i vi N.S lies-ie Hunter
tics hall. southwest Ut Twelfth and fiAI>r I'd
sts. admission u cents. L. II. WHITE, Secrttary
, 1881-09-25

ECLIPSE 1.OD{sE. NO 4,4. l. q. 0. FAN me;n-
kc: sF: requested T.. meet Al their h.l! Monday.
1t. x. II; II sharp. tu n In .ec..--I II,
E,'nnr Of the late President. BY request IT Grand
MHs:er. K. PARK n a.
, 1881-09-25

Valdez LODGE, NO E.i, y +. T. 4. NJ
Special Ii:tet:1t1 sunday Ut : O',,rS. Funeral Of
President (iarapd. II. WINK, SeeSetar-.
, 1881-09-25

DEARBORN l.oDGE, No. s1o A.. F. & y NJ
McEbers are hereby notified assemble ut their
hall, ii M"nroe>t-. Man!hy sept II: =: II H. H.. 10
participate in the ceremonies IL BE- held i'll memory
Ut our lntt brother, Jatles T. GmrEe!d.
WI. X. FORSYTH. ". II.
, 1881-09-25

LAND MARK LODGE, No. II! A. f. & 4. M.-The
members REQUESTED lnd:e-Fooin to-
day t:sr1ldy, p. tar the purpose Ut tnkin.
rup:ate uctien relative Iko e:7lI SERVICES Non
Cay. ". ". .EtlAMBERlAIN, ~. VI.
MTttOS 1IAEltlS Secretary.
, 1881-09-25

C1iEyA1IEK BAEAnD cOMM4SnEnf OF
ESlGlITS TEMPLAN-Ihe members are hereby
ordered to appear in the Asylum II Monday
sept a. fully equsp!Md, ~ ":!er ot
r.. Sir ". II. HLtltANk, Commander.
HENRY c lsANNEl. kecur.er.
, 1881-09-25

COURT LINCOLN. no. es, I. O. F.-rhe meu4t.ers
se,ueste.t at Fred YurEes. corner
c.'ln-av and Suphi--t, this ssuntas} AFTERNOON ut
y clock sharp BY order uI the Cna-t
A, +. I'U1trM:tS. C. H.
, 1881-09-25

sharp for the purpose Of participating in the funeral
procession. Any snd al members Ut the orucr wish
- THOMAS BELL ". II.
NM. MCDONALD L. See.
, 1881-09-25

COURT HHlSCO. NO. q |. q. F.-FUSEKA1. No
T!CE-l:rosler-: fnu usc hereby nuii.ltA IL
the O2Ltn iuliSe. Washington and Franklin
ST.. Monday. sept =, Ut II i. III. Iy .f4.r of the
Committee. y. j. S:AfiEisS, T.. Il.
4 Ell. II. NEJ.Zl. Ek. Secretary. -
, 1881-09-25

CHEyALlEK DAyAKD COMMASDEKY. OF
held u, s =, M On THURSDAY SEPT !. Work on the
.'rder OF thc Temple Visiting Knights welcome
HENRY Z. l.ANSEY, Recorder.
, 1881-09-25

COURT rl.UiKf:Ss. MI. II. l. .. F-Wi,l meet
this af;trn"" :a, sharp southeas; CORNER ot
Mnztsarct and fDurtetntf.-sS,s
q. ". PERKINS, {. X
\. t. CLARK, RecurLin. Secretary
, 1881-09-25

EXCELSIOR: LODGE. NJ, - J. O. O. r-Soticc-
Ne7'h"Es IT :unre !n'i-c are hereby requested to
appear at tie aD0yt 1I tn
fuher;ll 'r'c's- OF President. H: order
u the Nupie Grand. j. NEl(;S Ei.EA ii sec
, 1881-09-25

\. O. L. W.-ali member; .'f tHts O-tc- are re-
questrd to meet at their respective iadst.r
fu:lAay. tie .c.ttl ~i-. u1 II Il: -s1rp.
participate ~ the furerai sce>-ius. our
i3ittet.
, 1881-09-25

ORIENTAL LODGE NO. 81. y. +. X y. M--The
members If Oriental Lodge are requested IN br ut
Hail! r. la Sa1!c-<t. Monday, SepL; |: O'CLOCK.
procession. Hs urt!.r. F.ti. HEECHtsk ". II.
CHAKl4ES CATIlS Secretary.
, 1881-09-25

\. {. CKEGIER LODGE. NJ E.x j.. +. 4 A. NJ
REGULAR Communication "Wednesday evening. Sept
= u o'clock slnrl. 1"r WICK. yssi: ~ b:c:hreh
JOHN GiNUCiIU. Secretary
, 1881-09-25

GOLDEN RULE LODGE. No -; F. 4. M-Mcnl-
be!s ure requested Mt Oriental Hall. L.. l4l
Suii.-st At itu n "a Moaday. sept IL 1sai In dark
cui,sls t. JUN the fu!,c71! procession In honor Of
our late bfoihe-, resident Garfield.
THOMAS u. NEWHAS, ". NJ
, 1881-09-25

wAEBASslA LODGE. NO. Ia. 4. +. ( 4. NJ
Srtcini Communication On Friday evening sept IL
ut ':J, for WORK. IL Munrve-st.
FRED ", PORTER Secretary. w. A'
, 1881-09-25

HOME LODGE. NO. +lc. T. @. O. F-Mcmbcrs nf
1i'iMc Are hereby notified Il, NEE: 1T iulyernoni
M"nlnr S" II nt'',n to payticpa.e in the general
procession on that aav-
HENRY ". CHANDLER secre,ury
, 1881-09-25

WILEY 81. EGAS CHAPTER III H. 4. NJ
snrcia eonv"tvsura furs,lay evening SEPT. =. ~:
Ocipek- W1.rx st. l's,<t and Mp.t Extrll.n Is.-
@rce. Visiting eonpa,.ns c,,ttii:ly invited. Per
o.ier IL. T.. L. +. Ntff Iii H. Se.cr.1 ury .
, 1881-09-25

pexAK OF. WEST LODGE. No. 4 AMERICAN
iseaTes1ant Assocs Ali meul3ers ac,,
e-di,r. 'us9sa - Eepnrt u: inetr taiL corner u
, 1881-09-25

CLEVELAND l.DDGF:. NO :l1. A. f. i L. Nj
Members ar. requested ~ l'rar at uuE hail 1T Il
sharp. Monday. a inst, t. taar l,hrt i'll tle
r4nl service, reconue,sel hv prucla.:..ion ~ IT,
". Grand Muster. 1t. H. T1IlIAM " NJ
, 1881-09-25

COSMOPOLITAN LOn:E. NO. G. H. OF p-Nc:n-
bcrs requested Castle HAIL. - In S;Ile-
IT. Mo.auny. Sept, u. at 1.:.U the
funeral parade tit:D ". t.'Ki4ttr.
Chancellor Commander,
, 1881-09-25

APOLLO LODGE. NO. t::,. 4. F. 4 A. M-Thcre
VII! bn *pec.A meeting Of this uh:e Nnutiuy sept
- nt - clncs H. shar u, ihs lodge hall for ihe
Of the late President Garfield Every ,.,tcr is re-
qrestcd to b. present Visiting brethren fs.lctnaly
, 1881-09-25

D.A eastman LODGE. No. is; 4. (. 4 4. Nj
An e:cr.en. communication Will he hrd in their n:tl
tuHGay y, ]tIarIt take a:tfi fof:l.ua-
Grand Master. Every member Hx},t:ted " be
present 4sy order q. ", SMITH. W. u.
&, A. DUCJLASS, Secretary.
, 1881-09-25

VAN RENSSELAER, GRAND LODGE or PER-
T!H.ri0N: -. =. A. Stu1~rtSI RITE M4soSs.-
inE next Ay order Ut the -. r.: L.. Al.
Eli. GODl}Al.E, Gr. Sec'y.
, 1881-09-25

D. c. CrEG1ER LODGE. NO f,3. a. F. "a. NJ
The members hereby notified u Meet III their
ha Monday, sept T. at li% Il sharp 70 pnrt:ct-
rale In the funarnl procession In huAur Of our Into
}Iatef, james 4. Ghr;ett. By order Ut
JAMES KEATS, W-M.
, 1881-09-25

HESrEltlA LODGE, No. 4l1. 4. +. & 4. M.-Con-
3t1unt.y Tic Recommendation ,t the is;,nd Sfas-
tcr the nlenl':f. nsv hereby notified !" attend NJ.
eIlrfeht 'r tn u: thu Nod tD l' i1..i ut
Iit corner Randolph aal ti:s:>ted.;-. Mt:aS.
ssir :: ut l!usc 1'o''' ;"7 The paf"'sc "9 taxt::
JMF' In the 3rn>'lTi t-rrilttnt, at Ee{,arttI
br0the-- Jasar> ~ GARFIELD. late President the
Elcd st:t@- \ 1u.l st;rtld:nce III the bre., en- Is
Urgently -:. N:.'nic brethren ABROAD
VITO visit 10 join ranS-, viii h., t7.raally wei
co:ncu- JAMES SMITH. W. II.
Il. FRANK iIUN+ARD. J. ".
, 1881-09-25

SIl.vER LINK LODGE, NO. ST. !. O. Q: F,-1he
1ltnbers requested thcis lnll. Hortn-
east fuuF: F:ee.,:h-st and Elur Island -sr, MN.
day mprnsI.g u lJtj o'clock for tile purpose III
participating in the 1unerul procession Of our Id
uItuteu President Garfield.
, 1881-09-25

CHICAGO TODEE- NO. II, 4. F. 4 A. M-Afe,n.
ners wac desre TO participate in The funeral
OF our late 1nncnted President and broth
81, =. Gnrte!d nre requested ORR
order OF tEe W.. II. * ~ ~
NATHAN IEETEn Secra.n1v