New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-22
EXPRESSIONS FROM

EXPRESSIONS FROM VARIOUS BODIES.
THE LATE PRESIDENT EULOGzED-slMPArIIY WITH
the BEREAVI.D FAA.ILY-THEAIRss AND PLACES
OF BUSINESS 10 BE CLOSED On TIE DAY OF
Tue FUNERAL.
The Board of Education at its regular meet
ing yesterday adopted suitable resolutions offered Dy
Commissioner Wood. from which tie following is ex-
tract: "Ppsident Garfield has peculiar atines with
his and the other Boards % EiucaIion throughout
United States eX,mphying his does the
ets of popular instruction, and the necessity which
sts Tor placing its advantages within reach OF the
poorest OF the very poor without that education
which he acquired in the midst of grinding poverty,
all human probability he would achieved the
position oi CHIEF Magistrate OF tAs great Nation" The
Board then adjourned until September IS after adopt
ing resolutions providing the closing the schools
and colleges on the day of the burial
The Commissioners of Charities and Correction held
meeting in the morning, and adopted resolutions giving
expression to ,heir feelings of and sympathy
Commissioner Brennan deputcd TO represent the
Board the funeral
The Board OF Inspectors OF Public Schools adopted
resolutions recording its at the loss OF
dent whose greatness the product of the National
sentiment Of equality in education and social life - and
whose industry and ambition in the requirement oi
knowledge viii forever cubalm his memory in the afec
ions OF the American people" Sympathy was ex-
pressed for Mrs Garfield heroic wife whose PIX
ample had dceponed the admiration OF the world for
woman" Faith that final good would result from the
calamity was expressed.
AT the special meeting Of the Dock Commissioners
resolutions were adopted recording deep regret M the
death OF the President believing TO the country
and the age almost irreparable loss S,npptl,y was
rendered to Mrs. Garfield aud it was resolved TO dr.pe
the offices of the Depar in mourning and TO al
journ until Wednesday, the 18th inst To unite in the
ceremonies for the burial of the Nations dead The
Board intend to Issue order disseminating all work in
ne Department such day shah be determined upon
for the funeral ceremonies
The Board OF Police Commissioners caused TO he nocc
on the minutes record high appreciation of the
usirious character and virtues OF late Chief Nas
rtc, whose untimely death the hands an assassin
has bowed the Nation in the deepest grief and elected
tie sympathies OF the whole world" and declaring II
fitting therefore in the presence OF this great National
bereavement that the Board ourn, that the flags
OF the Department be placed AT hlfnast until after the
funeral obsequies and that work the Department he
suspended and the Offices closed the day OF the
At the Eighth District Court, Justice Gedney presia
ing, John j. Jerooman moved that the court take an nd
ounmont until after the funeral of late President
After few ftilng remarks made ny Justice Gedpey he
ordered the adjournment asked for. as far as concerns
Irrigated cases.
The corporation of Trinity Church passed resolutions
expressing adherence at the murderous act which
caused the death OF the late President and hoping thar
the event might turn The hearts of TO God Opinion
was expressed that the resignation Christian fort
Jude exhibited by the late President combined with his
remarkable history and personal would forever
eDshrine him in American hearts Coincidence was ten.
dercd To the late Presidents family and was resolved
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