Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-30
I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE HOSTILE APACHEs,
MEMORIAL DAY DISCREPANCIES.
NEW JERSEY GREENBACK CONVENTION.
THE HOSTILE APACHEs,
MEMORIAL DAY OBsERvANCEs.
NEW JERSEY GREENBAcK CONVENTION
Decoration Day Elsewhere.
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IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 30.-Thousands OF people were
| ranged along the route taken by the Grand Army
of the Republic in its parade. The review stand
people, President Arthur, General Grant, Ex-sena-
| tor Conklng, Attorney General Brewster, Secre-
Maar
brother OF the President, and other gentlemen
were on the stand. The procession was one of the
| finest ever seen in New York, and was two hours
| I'm passing the stand. Eleven regiments formed
the escort OF the grand army The Sd regiment Of
New Hampshire was in the line, also the Pater-
son Light Guard OF New Jersey, and the Veteran
Zouaves OF Elizabeth, N. j. When the procession
had passed the reviewing stand, the President,
Avenue Hotel, and the different Posts distributed
themselves among the various cemeteries and dec
grated their dead comrades graves.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, May 30.-The memorial day
ceremonies to-day were elaborate. Details from
ers visited each Of the cemeteries, and at stroke
OF the realarm bell at II O'clock the work OF dec
Grating the graves was begun The parade in the
rect and the streets were crowded.
THE DAY IN PHILADELPHIA.
paILADELpHIA, Pa, May SO.-The ceremonies OF
the Grand Army or the on
tenstve scale than they have been observed at any
previous previous period III since the war The
city paid their annual tribute to the
ncnioTy VI Inelr IeiOW comrades. MOST or the
leading business establishments In the city sus-
pended operations and the day was generally OBJ
served as holiday. Owing to the backwardness
OF the season flowers were Scarcer than usual and
as the supplies came mainly from lighthouses i'm
mOrtelles were In greater demand than usual
10 Paramount Park, where an grafton
was delivered at the Lincoln monument by Com
raae I. Newton Rltner The post then took the
steamboat and proceeded to Laurel Hill where an
3 GRAFTON was delivered by Comrade Wendill H.
bowman, who at the last moment was substituted
LOT General j. w. Keifer, Speaker of the
united states House of Representatives, after the
receipt or telegram from the latter gentleman,
sCatlng that 1t would be impossible for him to full
I'LL his engagement. The members of the Scott
Legion veterans OF the Mexican war; decorated
the monument erected to their comrades In Glen
WOOD An Grafton was delivered by JnO DOlman
memorial services will be held tonight in many of
the churches, under the auspices OF the different
posts.
CEREMONIES AT. GARFIELD's VAULT.
CLEVELAND, O., May 3O.-At Lake View cemetery
Today, Rev. Dr. Twtchell delivered an grafton in
iront or the vault where Garflelds remains lie, and
lheM8nnerchOr congress or Chicago, which came
mere IOr the purpose, sang three anthems COM
posed for the occasion Garfield's casket and the
vault containing 1t were covered with prOfuSiOn
OF rare noral offerings. In the afternoon general
exercises were held IN the tabernacle.
THE DAY AT GETTYSBURG.
GETTYsBURG, PA, May 3O-The beautiful. clear
weather has attracted a large crowd at Gettys-
me Union dead In the National cemetery. Ex-
secretary Blaine, Gen. Joseph Hawley, Gen. CraW-
ford, U.S.A., Hon. Edward Mcpherson, and other
well known public men are present. The address
plemented by remarks from ex-Secfetary Blaine.
The procession has now formed In the center of
the town and is about to move towards the Gene
terry.