New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

q Zion Churches Some of the Methodist Episcopal
y Churches will unite in joint service. At ST
Z James's Methodist Episcopal Church, at Madison
ave. and nehundred-and- d-twenty-sixthst., a union
Il memorial service will be held at which several ad-
I dresses will he delivered, There will also be a
union service of Universalists AZ the Church of Our
saviour A sermon on the Importance of recogni-
ton OF the Divine Providence III the affairs of
VIII lie delivered at the New Jerusalem Church
tSwedenborgian), in East Thrty-ifth-st DIR. G..
W. Samson at the Peoples Church, in West Fifty
y thrd-st., will talk about his personal memories of
fifteen years acquaintance with President Garfield.
Memorial services in DIR. Charles S. RobinsOn's
church, at Ffty-hird-st and Nadison-ave. will be
held at the hour fixed for the funeral services IN
q $Cleyeland, 2 p. IN. DIR. Robinson will deliver a
edlogy on the President. About 500 members Of
the AXIst Assembly District Republican Asso-
citation and from 100 to 125 members of the Ches-
ter A. Arthur Battery. political association of the
4 last campaign which maintains its organization.
will attend this church in body and on special
4 invitations
In all the Roman Catholic churches a srecia mass
will be celebrated at 10 a. m. by direction of Car
4 dlnal McCloskey. prayer said only in times of
great trbulaton viii he recited and the congrega-
J lions in all the churches will unite with the
priests in chanting the Litany of the Saints At ST.
Stephens Church. in East Twenty Ighth-st. the
4 Rev. Dr. McGynn, the pastor will deliver sermon
L
Cathedral will take place at 10 a. and at the same
honr in ST. Francis Xavier st. AIMS the Paulist
hurch, st. Vincent Ferrer, and ST. Joseph's Ain
SONS to the National calamity will BE- made in most
of the churches
The business of Wall Street will be rs completely
suspended to-day as it was Yesterday By coucur-
i rent action with the Stock Exchanges in London
Boston and Philadelphia, the New-York stock Ex-
g change VIII not be opened. There will he 10 work
he f,ob bnI
s lay. The Custom House, Sub-Treasury and Assay
Office will be closed all day. under ms ructIons from
& the Secretary Of the Treasury
q The City Hall and other buildings in the CITY
8 Hall Park will be closed to-day No business will
\ ne transacted by any of the departments of the city
q government. Workmen were engaged yesterday and
z last evening III adding to the draDery on the City
q Han. When completed il viii have very imposing
q eject The work rs being done under the direction
Il Of the Kiralfy Br theirs.
81 All the Federal Courts and departments in the
e Post Office Building will he closed TODAY. Only
9 one delivery of mail matter will be made and that
d early in the morning. All outgoing mails will close
s Mt o'clock in the morning, and the Office will close
& at that hour
q The Court of General Sessions and the District
q Attorneys Office will remain closed until Tuesday
e morning.
81 The Court Honse will be closed the same as on \
3 holiday. All the courts have adjourned till Tues
Il day, and no business will be transacted by the
z The Park Department will close its Office as Will
q 3ll the other departments of the city government
Although he parks will be open TO the public some
E The members of the Fire Department wi |
SeIeFv9 Ses undSr hs day Syyir by noiii toag all the
& 70 $50 p. m The tremen will be on duty as
~ At Police Headquarters thcCe will be Little work
81 beyond the usual routine business of the Department
IS which demands attention on Sundays and HOLIDAYS
E All the force will be duty in ease of an emergen
u cy, extra vigilance will have to be displayed IA
IS guard against burclari-s while people are engaged
& There wiu De u more general Observance of TO-
hay as h2riday among downtown merchants than
u the books. 1t is safe to say that every
asG nIss gaSS d%W9tSwn giSf n T remaa as
4 There viii be absolute suspension of business,
a and thg laying aside of business cares viii be gen,
e eral. The Produce, Cotton, Petro cum and Sncsr
l Exchanges Will not only be closed TO the regular
n business, but member clerk will be permitted
N to pass inside of the doorways. The Maritime Ex-
change will also he closed TO its members and with
q he exception of the telegraph operators and the
81 clerks TO receive and record shipping news for 10
g upon the door
ss of the rotuna facing the Battery closed for fhe
"a first time. No immigrants will be landed and sent
D vessels. The steamships which may arrive to-day
will be obliged to keep their Immigrant passengers
on board until tom 'rrow morning as they had TO
81 urlay night and Monday morning. This will be an
81 abSo ute holiday for the Castle Garden EMPLOYEES for
81 u first time III many years.
q ng the water front it Will appear like
H.. y, as All ddscharging and loading
aGi 'Es will psaness be SSSSpended excepting
n TO 81 on schedule time. The Navy Yard will be
clio ed not only 10 workmen but to casual visitors
& from sunrise to sunset guns will be fired every
fs !af-h from the saluting battery at the NAVY
q Yard and from the flagship Lancaster of the Euro
s. pean squadron, lying nearQnarantne. Half hour
guns will also be fired from the haghp Tennessee
S M the war ships Yantc yandqa and Kearsarge lying
ba war Ia.r
ship Dumont d Orville and the French frgate Mag-
a cIeiine lying III the North River mark of
spect Will fire similar sautes as will Fort Colnm-
bus on Governors Island and Forts Hamilton. Lin
81 coin and SCHUYLER
81 All of the Grand Army Posts of BROOKLYN will unite
IN memorial funeral services at Dr. Fultons Temple
g III Clermontaye. tonight at o'clock. They will
4 assemble at Classon and Myrtle-ayes. at O'Clock.
a and march with muflied drums and dropped colors
a to the Temple. Mr.. Beecher Dr. Fulton and others
q will make addresses, and music and the memorial
g vices. General T. b. Fowler will be marshal and
q Commander Walker of Rankin Post. will have gen.
y eral direction of the services
Il All the theatre managers i'm Brooklyn have de-
s cidcd 10 close their places of amusement tonight
Il All public buildings and most of the stores will re-
81 main closed through the day.
Memorial sermons were preached Yesterday ON the
llte character and death of President Garfield in
many of the churches in Queens and Suffolk Coun-
q largely attended. To-day all places of business will
e be closed ami union service will be held in one or
more OF the charches in the different villages the
e services beginning at 2 p. III.
n In many churches of the different denominations
non Staten Island special sermons preached
q yesterday on the death of the President.
q SO many organizations have applied for position
" Ia the line OF parade III Newark this afternoon that
q the Citizens Committee has been obliged material
ly extend tosthe programme. The Uniformed Patri-
q archs OF this city and Jersey City will Join their
Newark brethren, and Masons and Odd Fellows
and members OF other fraterpities in neighboring
& cities will march with the Newark lodges Singing