New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02
OBSERvANCES IN OTHER CITIES.
BELLS IoLLED, GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS DRAPED
AND MANY MARKS OF RESPECT.

AND MANY MARKS OF RESPECT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. In accordance with
the Presidents ORDER all the Offices OF the General Gov
ernmen and Of the District Government were closed to-
day mark of respect to the memory of tho late Vice.
President The public schools and many businosshouses
were also closed, and at there general toing
of bells. 1t like Sunday at the White House. few
callers appeared, but informed that the house was
serted and the President and Colonel Lamont spent the
day in the private part of the mansion Every public
building is pIOfusey draped III mourning ana al the
| flags are at hafnas
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. In respect TO the memory Of
| Thomas A. Hendricks, Postmaster Harry closed the
post office II O'Clock today. 1t remained closed nm
til o'clock. The state House bell tolled during the
of the funeral of the dead vice-Prcsidcnt Several
public institutions were closed during The hours when
! it was supposed the funeral was taking place.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec 1.-Hafhour guns were fired
during the forenoon and minute guns later, cut Of re-
| spect TO Mr. Hendricks. The Federal buildings are
drapcd in mourning and flags on the State and many
! private buildings are at hall-mast
MONTGOMERY Ala, Dec. 1.-The United States Court.
the state Supreme Court ard the local cours all adj
VccPro 81. cnt Hendricks.
CINCiNNATI Dec. 1.-The Public Library all the courts
and city Offices closed to-day account Of Vice.
President Herdricks's funeral. special tain LETT the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton depot, carrying 200
members Of The Duckworth Club and scattering deeSa
tous several other political organizations. The
funeral train composed Of eight cars. and long be-
fore all The seats had all been taken
and "A call htd been made for additional COACHES. Long
white bands with black borders extended around each
coach. and from each also depended long black satin
s,reamcra Tic tram pulled out Of the depot NJ 7l5
amid the strains OF a dlrgc.
BALTIMORE, Dec. The occasion OF the obscquos Of
the dead Vce-Prcsdcut was appropriately obaorvcd in
Baltimore. At public business was suspended, and
the bells of tho City Hall and Fire Department were
Olled. Memorial services held al the Grand Opera
House and though there rain large number Of
people par pdtcd. Among those present were mem
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crnncnt officials. Letters expressing regret because Oi
inability To be present WIRE read from Governor Lloyd.
l. g. Carlisle Charles II. Gibson Louis L. Met aud
General tlt1uCh Lee. Addresses were made 10y john
! p Poe a1d others.
PRINCETON. y j.. Dee l. Flags are at halimlst and
the post Office j. closed this afternoon and black with
moUrang drape,y, an busucs- is partially suspended
OswEsO. y. Y. Dee l.-Thc Ci,y Hall bell to.icd
for half hour noon to-day cut o. Icfpcct % the
| memory Oi Nj. hendricks,
AUBJEN. y. y. Dec. I.-Duriug the progress Of the
Hendricks funeral procession tho city bell to.rd
con IuuOuSy.
| ALBANY, y y, Dec. l.-Thc Government buliing in
! this cry was Gmpcd in moapmg aud tie EoalA OK
Trade adopted resolutions OF regret to-day upon the
death OF Nccircsd'ut Hen tricks TIE state Depart
mcuts ant many banking honses were closed.
Boston. Dec l-Naious tributes OF poet were paid
today throughout Ecw-Engiud 70 the memory of Alr.
Hendricks. In the larger cities the Government build
nss and offices closed part of the day ana bell,
tollcd ut morning, noon and night while business gen.
orally -nsi ended. In Boston the city Hail WIS
closed "ut iia:s displayed AT hnii- Da~t aa public
buildings tiiu3 were rcd al tie Navy Ird 10 tur,,
aud sunset ana the HIc.alaun bells Jllcd
SIGNS o. SORROW IL AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Respect shown TO the memory Of Nict. President
Hendricks yesterday by the Iowcrn- Of the n, EGir
mas, on the naval vessels the Navy Yard aul the
forts and by the firing Of nineteen minute guns
rise, and sunset at Fort Columbus Governors
Island
The Post ONCE was closed on order from Washington
between = O'Clock and =. y ack bordrrcd notices
distributed throughout the building announced the
CLOSING. The Federal Courts which Judges Mhcr ser
Coke and Brown were sittin. adjourned M noon.
Justice GOrmdp, Ia the superior Court Special Term
Chcf Justice DAILY In the Court Of CO uiuon Pleas Cham
brrs aud Surrogate Rollins aiIuurucd their courts
mOrning. Nome O. The other courts were ln tcssou.
MAJ Grace recommended that the municipal depart
mcuts be closed az 1880 r. marx OF Respect and
IL WAS done.
The Pr0Iucc Exchange closed nomiuIlly at p. m..
but 1t being the his day Of the month and thc day for
delivering Oh contracts. II vas nearly o'clock before
the Exchange actually closed. The Cotton ana other
commercial Exchanges closed at 1870 j. ~.
The Board OF Directors the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday. at It's first meeting Succ the Wee csiIeIts
death, adopted appropriate resolutions
Rc~Outiuus uf regret and sympathy with vi r. Hen
dricks's family were adopted 10y the committee APP
pointed by the Mercantile Exchange Tor tha' pHrpOsr
The front OF the brooklyn Cty Hall VS. dr1Icd IN
black aud the bell IN It's tower was tDci lOr tHO hours
Tho city offices were closed ~ noon.