New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
COURTESY AT HAVANA.

COURTESY AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, Sept. 23.-Owing to the death of Presi-
dent Garfield Captain-General Blanco has ordered
the suspension of an official reception which was to
have taken place at the Palace tomorrow.
EXPRESSIONS OF A NATIONS GRIEF.
WILKEsBARRE Penn, Sept. 23.-Orders were
issued this afternoon by the various coal operators in
late President.
MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 22.-The Lee Association, of
Mobile adopted resolution of sympathy with Mrs. Gar
Held to-day.
ST. ALBANs VT, Sept. 23The citizens here held me-
mortal services this afternoon at Judge Royce
the Supreme Court, presided
NEWPORT II, l., Sept 22.-Ex Governor Van Zandt has
accepted invitation to deliver the memorial address
at the meeting TO be held at the Opera House Sunday
evening under the auspices OF the Boys in Blue.
CONCORD, N H., Sept. 23.-Governor Bel issued a
proclamation to-day recommending that Monday next be
observed special day of mourning and that religious
memOria; services be held throughout the State.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept 23.-w. J. o'Nell, Supreme
President Of the Catholic Knights of America-the
National organzaton-has issued to-day proclamation
the whole Order rectng the death of the President
BUFFALO, Sept. 23.-The committee having in charge
the arrangements for the proper of the day
OF the late Presidents funeral have concluded to dis
Dense with all other exercises except those of ous
nature.
NewBritain has passed appropriate resolutions upon
the death of the President, and recommend that the
signs of mourning in the city be continued until after
the funeral.
MoRRsTowN NJ j. Sept. 23.-NIayor Miller has issued
a proclamation recommending Monday day of hu-
{ initiation and prayer. Every place of business, the
churches and many private residences are draped in
deep mourning, and the sorrow is universal
FRANKFORT, KY, Sept 23.-The Governor yesterday
issued proclamation directing that the public offices
be closed Monday next and requesting the people
assemble in their various churches take such
may appropriate for the day fixed upon
the funeral service OF the late President.
AsBURY PARK, n. j., Sept. 22.-The people of this
place will unite with those of Ocean Grove in memorial
services for the late President next sunday Services
will be held in the immense auditorium in Grove,
at 1880 M The cergyme of both villages regardless
Of UNCONVENTIONAL lines, viii take part in the
NEWPORT, r. L. Sept. 23-Guns have been fired half
hourly to-day at Fort Adams by order of the War De-
partment in token of respect the dead The
Mayor issued proclamation this evening requesting
suspension of business the day of the Presidents
i prayer
q SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. pa meeting
J Of the citizens held at the City Exchange to-day.
James Atkins personal friend of the late President
4 and others, addressed the meeting Resolutions
adopted expressive of the deep of tue people at
q the untmcy death OF the President sympathy with
3 Mrs. Garfield in her sad bereavement
LONG BRANCH, N. j. Sept. 22The pretty little edce
of st. Jamess Episcopal Society, in Msin-st, where
President Garfield attended divine worship the Sunday
before he shot is draped with black seat
he occupied is covered with the same material union
Il Church in Long Branch village next Monday morning.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, Sept. GA special dispatch from
q Paso del Norte The NeoHericd,i says On receipt
a of the yesterday of President Garelds death,
q the buildings occupied by Americans draped in
mourning, and the Mexican dag at the military post
"a placed hafmast. The Mayor issued a proclamation
u that all places of business should be closed until
"A SAN Francisco Sept. 22Actiye preparations be
ing made for the observance OF the obseqpies of
late President scale Of grandeur and soemnity
never before witnessed the Pacific The mos
notable incident in connection with the applications
81 the various organizations for places in the column
the announcement Father Professors and pnp
of the Jesuit College of ST. IgnaJius 500 strong,
q dcnted in this country M least.
BOSTON, Sept 22The formal observance OF the deatl
4of President Garfield by the CITY of Boston, which
was TO have taken place tomorrow has been post
n poned till Monday, when the City Hall and all Other
buildings belonging to the city and public schools will
be closed bells tolcd during the hour OF funeral
service and the occasion generally observed throughout
Dean the Grand Master OF the Knights Tempar within
the United states, formally announced to the KEih
d Tempar to-day the death Of the President who
N member of the order.
q CHICAGO. Sept. o3.-The parade next Monday
81 will be of the grandest and at the same time
most solemn of any public parade in the city many
q years. The Board of Trade to-day by unanimous
decided to hold session Monday and appointed
following named gentlemen to represent their body in
~ Trade, r. W. Dunham, Vice President, J. W. Preston
H Gaut W. Crosby. Israel p Rumsey George N. How.
r b. Ware, A. Rogers c. b. Hatch and j. II. French
81 organizations of the city 10 take in the memorial
parade. Many representatives citizens viii 10 Cleve
4 land to attend the funeral.
ELBERos, n. j., Sept 22.-There have been many peo
n Pile here to-day to the cottage in which President
Garfield passed his last hours of suffering. With tear
stained faces the people walked about the cottage and
the temporary track leading from the Central Rail
road. At the request of Charles G. Franckyn, the
owner of the cottage is allowed TO visit the
where the resident died. The Right Rev. Bishop
John Scarborough of the Episcopal Diocese OF New-eT
sey who win onciae in the Chapel of ST. James
Tho Erana xlNpep NEXT will
Our National Loss" The fine pictures of the late
W President, in the Elbcron Hotel nearly covered
with wide All the and engines which pass
through this place heavily drapcd In mourning
A MONUMENT TO GARFIELD