New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
OTHER CITIES TO JOIN THE PARADE.
A GENERAL SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS THOUSAND
To COME TO THE CITY


Brooklyn will honor the dead hero by gen.
era observance OF the legal holiday and by the attend
ance OF great number OF her citizens in the memorial
procession and as spectators along the line OF
march The tolling OF church bells, and the
firing of minute will be heard in the city Ashe
city and county officials the five regiment OF the Ma
tional Guard aud thousands OF war veterans will join
the procession and proceed to Riverside Park Mayor
Low, seven Aldermenat.Largc, twelve District Alder
men, the heads OF all the departments Of the
municipal government, all the judges Of the
Courts in Brooklyn the twenty-five Supervisors aud the
heads OF the departments OF the county government
Will assemble at tho Brooklyn City Hall at a.
Thence they will proceed to the foot Of Broadway,
Brooklyn, and come to this city by the
Twenty-thrd Street Ferry, and proceed to
the Fifth Avenue Hotel to join the pro-
cession.
The Second Division OF the National Guard, under
General Molineux. will form In Broadway, between
Blocker and Eleventh SITS. 1t will number about $500
men. including the 18th, 18th, 3D. 32d AMI 47th regi
ments, and the 17th Separate Company OF Flush
ing The State service uniform, white belts aud gloves and
white helmets will be Colors and drums will be
draped and the latter muled, and the officers will
Grape on the left sleeve and sword hilt The men will
be provided with ration and have their caneens
filed with cold tea and coffee. The Grand Army Posts
OF Kings County will form in Canals and the streets
north. The of several State regiments.
the Mexican War Veterans. tho Young Mems Republican
Club and other organizations will also Join the pro-
cession
The Third Calling Battery under Captain HIS Resquin
viii fire halfhonr IN Fort Green from sunrise until
y. NJ, and then minute guns for an hour.
Preparations have been made for the most exraordi.
nary TRANSPORTATION OF people IN Brooklyn since the
Railroad COMPANY viii run 500 cars and Use 5000
horses Ii estimated that with fair weather at least
running 10 the ferries and the Bridge viii put
In all their cars in the early hours OF the day. t is
more hours On the Bridge every thng will he done TO
provide for the extraordinary rush TO this city. The
morning. and means will be afforded for people
to pass from the station to the pavement II the trains
unable to carry the throng
In compliance with the request Of Governor Albeit.
Mayor Collins. OF Jersey CITY, and Mayor Thinker. Of
City and oboken to-day, least during the time of the
funeral procession and services at the tomb la Riverside
civic and the official bodies II both cities will take part
in the parade Probably the largest demonstration will
been arranged that the entire Grand Army delegation
from the State will start from Jersey City together Posts
from places with which railroad connection could not be
made In time II they delayed their departure
until this morning went TO Jersey City last night and
furnished with sleeping accommodations IN two OF
the skating Kinks. Commander Nevus and his staff ar
rived at TAylors Hotel about p. IN and completed the
Army Of New-Jersey will make credtable showing
in the parade The provisional brigade Of Of the militia
Will the Pavonla Ferry and take up position
II p mons night the resting civic on ns fy
which will attend the funeral the Young Meus Re-
publican Club and the Excelsior Association. Mayor
Collins. accompanied by the Boards of Aldermen
Finance Police Commissioners Fire Commissioners and
Board OF Works will start from the City Hall $50 and
will proceed the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where place in
tho line will be assigned to them: Mayor TimEen and
the Common Council and other city officials will start
from the Hoboken CITY Hall at a. III.
The entire NewJersev National Guard Will rendezvous
in Jersey city this morning Tie 9th and 9TH Regiments.
south Of New. Brunswick arrived Jersey CITY last
night and encamped on the Adams Express Company
wharf. where the slept Gets brought from the
Eucatnpmcnt.
reach Jersey Guy before a. H. to-day. They compose
ist Battalion Of Paterson. the % Battalion
of Bergen. the ID Regiment of Union County. Calling
Gun Battery A OF Elizabeth. and Calling Gun Battery
j OF Camden. The division numbers about 5000 men.
The Uniform Is the state service Uniform with spike
helmets aud the arm IL the sprin geld breech- loader
AZ calbre. Major General Joseph " Plume Is division
commander. with hea ipnarters AT Newark Bugader-
General Dudley steele OF Jersey city. commauas the
First Brigade, and General William seve United states
Senator from NewJersey commands the seconi Brigade
General rewell ia in Europe and the brigade com
man deyoves upon Colonel 4 n Ropes, Of he 81 Reg
a, Taylor Iiote Jersey City The troops
ported To Canal-s when they viii land and march Ia
lie place OF formation in Broadway near City Hall At
'ack tc the steamer for transportation home. Five
mbances will accompany the DIVISION and other GRO
tai will leave Taylors Hotel At 80 In carriages. Yes
e-day General Plume received Ia Q following message
Major General Plume: The State or Jersey did
obyln ordering over division and have given 10 her
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ataalquc. Please be prompt in yoir formation, left
esting on City Hall Park at Chambers-st."
No concerted action has been taken by the business
aud merchants OF Paterson. j. for suspension OF
BUSINESS to-day except In the OF the insurance
Who voted formally to close their Offices all day; hut
here has been an understanding among the business
that they will close their places OF business Very
ay and some OF the silk mills notice given yes
rIday that the hands need not come in this morning.
thursday night at which addresses enlogistc OF
eneral Grant were made by colored clergy:
Z sympathy with the Dereayed family and
he GRIEF OF the colored race IN losing their best
'end." Tomorrow afternoon at the Opera House a
memorial service for the late General Grant will be- held
nder the auspices OF the Grant Army Posts In accord
nee with general orders from Department Commander
evus Tho Grand Army veterans and the Frat Bat
.lon, G.. N. j., In full uniform will march to the
pcra House. number of clergymen will deliver adj
The Paterson Musical Union will furnish music
nd Lead in the % hr singing or nymns
rnator Grigg- Judge Woodruff Mayor Beckwith ex-
nd others In accordance with the recommendation OF
ishop Starkey of theIDocese Of Northern NewJcrscy,
ere will De appropriate divine In st. Pau's
rotestant Episcopal Church Paterson this forenoon,
which the Rev. Dr. Mombert will onieate.
OW THE GRAND ARMY WILL BE FORMED.
lie POSTS AND PROBABLE NUMBERS OF MEN-GEN-
EIAL INSTRUCTIONS.
The following order was issued from Grand
rmy National Headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
st night:
SPECIAL ORDER No. I.
The order OF formation of she column OF the Grand
rmy OF the Republic participating IN the obseques Of
r late comrade, General Ulysses ). Grant, Saturday
igust =, Is hereby announced: q
The entire column will form the side Of Broad
and Ffthavc facing east In TWO ranks in the fol-
wing order:
,parnont Of Pennsylvania, on broadway. right rest
inG9n Duane-st.
apartment OF New-York, on Broadway, right resting
Oh WOrths st.
apartment OF Connecticut Broadway, right resting
West Fourteenth II.
ment OF Massachusetts, on broadway, right rest
ing at Unversty-pIacc. :
,partmout OF NewJersey Fifth-aye., right resting
Vest Scventeenth-st. |,
apartment OF the Potomac Ffthave., right rest
ing ut West Thirty -iltlst. a
from the following named Departments:
nots. WISCONSIN, Minnesota. Iowa, Kansas. Ohio. | 4
slne, Virginia, California. NewlIampshre, Vermont,
,ryland, Indiana, Colorado, Delaware Missouri. Ten
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