New-York tribune., 1881-09-27


SANG Cw9 ny "ns; sinan II. Tucker, a lay read
short address cuogis.c of the President The paste;
y membtr OF The church. William W. Badger.
AT Zion Church Procs EpiscopGD the rector, the
N Rev Charles G. Tiffany, dchv cred discourse which
he spoke oi the manly qualities of the President his
toward ms wife and mother ard fellow-men The late
President he said had bat arrive t the place where be
81 % td opPortnmfy TO sac wha ~ could do when he vas
,,,, HGt d"wh me people themselves were therefore
3 er peC'ar "pgatlons o. see that the go0d ne hdd
Al The Lutheran Church Holy Trinity, Che Rev.
krote special service of PRAYER tor the family OF the
dead Presdemt was held the music being omitted in the
n responses The sermon dwelt the Qualities OF the
amened President and the universal hope that the new
Administration would ne successful
The Broadway Tabernacle tastetuly decorated
me galleries pulpit and organ loft were draped with
william NJ Taylor, who enlozed the Presidents patience
/ IN tuf.ring his Christian resignation and purity OF
1 AT ST. PArRIcKs CATHEDRAL
AtSt Patricks Cathedral ia Fitn-aye.. mass was cee-
5raed at 1880 o'clock The ediGce completely
fed by devout congro Al the appointed hour
the Rev T. Donovan entered the sanctuary and began
The celebration OF the Immediately after Vicar
General Quinn, accompanied by Father Lovel and the
Rev Dr. Mcdonald, entered and knelt facing the altar
At the close OF the service the Vicar General ascended
the pulpit and said: "It Is needless for remind
you of the occasion which called together to-day
for the pnrnOse OF offering PRAYER Almighty God
ihe puolie mind is already familiar with the causes
er prayer Tor me repose Of the soul OF the President
Tor such not his religions faith, does the ritual
of the Catholic Church permit It, are assembled
10 snow our hlla obedience TO Almighty God and
rust in Him. and pray Him TO such ailictons
the future We desire TO express sympathy with
he country, and especially with the afflicted family"
me thte congregation then knclt while the Vicar Ger
era read In English the ordered by the Cardinal
meeting in his church the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
tt 8 p m The church was draped Dr. Crosby made
sp9ke OF TIE country safety under the Administration
ST Luke Protestant Episcopal Church. at Hudson and
nIoVesib vas heavily drapcd over the outside door
rry was nung with black cloth upon whic in white
ter were the "orie; How are the mighty fallen in the
midst 90 ie ndiiic' The Key. Clarence Buc preached
sermon Mr. Bnei, when commanding the 169tn Regi
n'ut New-foik Volunteers twenty years met Gen
@ rai q. T. anu Has followed ms pubic career with
Thc ,oa1e cations Of ST. james Church Nfadson-ave
and On, nored-a Nth-stD hc second Ave
ie ,ai tne south Har
opal ana the Li,e Zion (Airirn Methodist Episcopal
United in union nemoria held Al The rst
uone church The church drapod mourning. Tho
tirdance was very large, every seat beng le, aud
ae.Iere1 ny me Ee' Mcs1rs g. H. Corey, John johns
memorial service vas nel .l thc Temple Beth El
IN IT'AlhSt0haYe, between sixty second and sixty
r.nc" wcRr hea'i> drapeL rho attendance was very
delivered ~ Rabbi konlor.
AT ST MARY THE VIRGINS.
The service at The cnufch of 81. Mary the Virgin, in
West For-AtIst, was that .rdcrcd by the Bishop OF
bee Diocese The rector OF the church the Rev r. Ne
kee Brown, preached from the teNt let me 20 up
pray thee. ami bury my father and VIII come again
The choir caantrd the "De IroundiS' and tho antLen
beginning - th" departed
At the Church Of our saviour in West Fftyscvcuthst
appropriate services were held , O'Clock
Addresses were delivered uy t.e pastor. the Rev
Dr. J. VI. Pullman, and by the Rev. Mr. Hodges OF tho
ceond Cpyclsaiiist Church At the close Of the ad
and Thc space back ot tne pulpit ara the pulpit
Tnc Brick Church "a, TN ~ seventh-st and Ftl-ave
delivered ihc address. In Ii services he was as,isaa
2y ne Rev De Hood OF London, Eng, and the Rev Dr
~u"dd.
Service was conducted in St Thomas Church, al
Morgan the rector Tine service conslsed of "A special
nur! ohcc, several dlrges and address. Tie church
In The TempesEmanu m at Ffth-ace. anlsFortv-thiri-
t * un! Guitnv conducted the service and delivered
~ address The music was particularly adapted tae
Ihr seward pastor Of the Church Of the New
Jerusalem. n F*sl Thirty hfth-st.. preached "A sermon
osntoa Dync ProyiGeac. ne in Human Ars ID a ~
The Rev. Brady L. Backus conducted the services YES
riiA! morning AT the church OF the Holy Apostles
OF persons was present The service consisted of the
,otinS "a iFSTs, RS me t9n,I" service aud htany. The
ChcAcring Hall crowded Yesterday morning NJ the
lture. Professor Felit Adler ycrcd the address
ills concluding remarks were: Let th. opponents OF
,ur Government -ior opponents l. has-comc
here ,l ,, and watch watch The peaceful surrender OIL
lew Chict Magistrate ard they win nave "a new opinion
o7dy 10y tny grave, President Garfield with tears faf
ny SAD ,alr hA WIN renewed confidence VA nstitl-
states viii clasp hands and North aud south win be
luttd az" tlt. never have been before. The country
"m to solve w.ich it estaalishcd-to secure The
lEIis o. ri-ions and social liberty for all manand"
the Rev. john Dickinson. paid nj lutc 10 he n,s
3 uf the dead President
The ncooria service az the Central Conrrc ,ational
Church was well attended Thr Rev. William Ilov,l tbs
pastor, conducted the exercises which consisted Of ,
choir rhc Rcg. Mr. Lloyd spoke "a feyy St"ris an
he theme that Nations humiliation ana sorrow are dne
% some Wrons acts o. It's own part. citing exam
c Z" N'Ha ieilsNncSs the lack % attention paid to
oltl,H hN Intelligent men, and iu their lcaytu M, G
ihhcHl III IN" hads "i political thieves and robbers
\ 4vtl'I NMAS ical l"Ih General II. D. Warren, of
n" United states Army, who had been announced ~ s
rcss the meeting, expressing ms regret al being unable
d." pc present The church was ttstcfullA drapod in
mourning and there were howcrs on the pnlnt
snort service held al the l1uh Avenue Pres,v
cIian church AT II m. The Rev Nose. ID n,,y. =,
tchnlond. Va conducted the exercises The ser,fc1
marks hy Mr. lIore The church was ,lrall IN ,'',,r'
ing There was fair audience present ~
AT ST. AIMS.
At ST. AIMS Roman Catholic Church in East Pyyclf,,
It., Monsgncur Preston spoke regard 10 the lessons "a
oe drawn from the Presidents death. The Rev DR. Nc
Glynn spoke in part follows:
II IS ttting that shoud mourn to-day and h,,r,i
uon, Of the startling crime aud tie momc@i," T
consequent events that upperipost i'm on
W. w. We mourn as members OF This great National
''inls ihc loss oi the Nations chief. We honor mn
merely the memory OF the man. his talents hi, rIara
gtva, g, ciNG aohlct eh'nS, but FAR above the
nun iu"i ucfit, We nonor the occupant aIlsf
olcc, the reign of liberty and law which il ,rsc ~ m
amt win bowed and chasened hearts we renew u,r H.
n",on "hd our pedSce 10 the great mother
,h ieIt lt PRAYER we ask that. ia spite of the Weiss
l1S oi Time the conflicts of passion interest lie
OF puohc virtue anu whatever else of dan
bSt0 pcrpetud. ~ O'0i uie'
But first of all today it is well that before a,ta
eucated To the sanctiiios of re iOn and Ia fhe ea
OF right living and vrtuous deeds should we defeat tb
horrd crime that has an this morrninp oT & te
every soul in the Nation should be bowed "a RI 80