New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-21

Joined to seltsacrihong zeal. revealsd him as the
practical charge OF the business Of eguppng and
In that period earelessne.s corruption and
IN tho hs a%es there was anything but
~ purity and correctness in Judgment and In action
port Of he fniaod IL duties in such
eye" sG S p%' the
as Vice President Of The Unitea states although without
in bodies ne eyer a., an
casting vote with dignity and CORRECTNESS and won tho TO
The tragedy him the Presidency aroused tho
most bitter and excited feelings throughout The country and
unprecedented IN our history ~ qualities were niue
office cloud distrus dislike and adverse preu
s Then n be N his 9 n
He had endured In silence, aspersion. misrepresenta
and SP "s s'a%& from 'a per,s
feeling order ws brought out Of confusion and the country
was blessed by peaceful sa pure AMI conservative Admin
straiion which won the appreciation Of al men Of all parties
proShsseS many others fesIed tha hi, %dwinistraoS
would be controlled by political personal friends such
Ffresdeni. subject but Judgment
There shortcomings his course Of which
conscious than he but they were such errors
as nG and on e TS %
ord OF his life commands our Judgment that he was noble
M a deservd Well The Republic ana to him belong The
TSo1 Rs s That Of sixty be appointed
by he president 10 represent the club at his funeral .
authorize the Committee Art to procure porta IN OIL OF
Eaton. LeGrand Is. Cannon. Henry Bergh William Dowd
Horace Russell +; d. Le Compile. John IL Durham A. X
Hobart Herrtck, Charles L. Tiffany. George W.
Lyon, Augustus Kountze soleln II Wales Henry Ihom,p-
son, Charles q. LOudon, Julius Catln. Whelaw Reld,
John A. Stewart, Frederic A. Potts, James NJ
yarnum, Locke W. Winchester, Jesse segman and john
The committee appointed to attend General Arthurs
funeral is as follows:
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Hall %sFnsF rsaHS oF g. oo FSsS.
TRomSs c Actor" por@an B BATON
%Hsu:5u. Ros%tke. Marsn T GSS%Ss
William SSw ASH Jay hue h.sT ci5f'
%ss Aa %H%sado1n yam S1'S''
Jsss Q saSu Barnard George
P Andrews William Dinsmore General charles Graham
P%%e o' William Gi IT, O. fmoa
Rs va4num Tn cafEe Ma% Potts s'lGIH
A. stewart, Whiieaw Reid Juins CalIn Horace NJ Ring
& Bn1 5onn H BunSs g. Eeeo%ps Joseph
Hazeliure. Samuel NJ Blatchforl, and Horace Russell
The Republican Club Of the City of New York last night
adopted resousns expressing deep regret at the death
of General Arthur and the following committee Will at
Jefferson Clark Thomas F. wentworth Mortimer G; AID.
Wsp john mol H. S Woed w% Brooke j. K cey
den joseph Dcwd William L. FiniIey ami j. W. Halves.
ACTION BY vARIoUs DIES.
The Stock Exchange has taken action in regard to
the death OF exPresdent Arthur, and the continued
neglect excited comment in Wallst. yester-
day. James d. Smith, president of the Exchange
said I'm reference to the matter 1--WE may
suspend business for short time on Monday during me
on It is contrary to the Board pay any
attention to such occurrences except In the case OF the
death OF a President was in favor of doing something
instance but my associates did not think 1t wise to
depart from the inyariabe rnle OF the Board
The members of the Consolidated Stock and petroleum
Exchange yesterday voted TO appoint committee 10 ex
press their regret at the death OF General Arthur Inc
committee consists Of Frank Tuck; william A. Byers DO
seph H. Tucker, William C. Hendr1e, K NJ Shaw, Henry
" Jenkins and George Fuller G RESOLUTIONS %ers
public services and personal worth T t commit
The Committee OF the Board of Aldermen appointed to
make arrangements for attending the funeral OF ex-
President Arthur met yesterday at the City Hall IL was
decided that Board should meet at the Windsor Hotel
tomorrow at $50 a. NJ Mayor Grace and Mayor Baker
Reilly. and County Clerk Fiack viii be invited
TO meet with the Aldermen and accompany them 10 the
accompany the body TO Albany, at first proposed;
the relatives OF the erPresident Directing to any unnec
The Bar Association has appointed the following com.
ee to 1a Ee rd@e Gf sephen Sash
Hamilton Ode James G. Carter Benjamin f. Cunning,
Henry H. Anderson, E. Eery Anderson, Charles G. Bea
man. +. L. Fancher, Wheeler H. Peckham John f. Bur
rill Edward Patterson Edward Mitchell g. De Forest
Lord. Joseph H. Choate Everett p Wheeler and John E.
At a special meeting of the xvIIIth Assembly District
Republican Committee last night, G. W Blunt presiding,
Colonel j. W. Turner offered appropriate resolutions on
death the eXPrcsldent they were
adopted General Arhurs name was on the rolls Oh thls
district for many years
The Young Mems Republican Club OF Harlem took ap-
propriate action Friday
The German Republican Executive Committee last last
night instructed the Committee on Resolutions 10 draft
Resolutions General Arthur death and present them
at the meeting Of the Central Committee; -. 49,
over oT'T"' the death q the ex.Pres dent and
P Phe following Sf commee was appointed to attend the
funeral: John Winslow, s. b. butcher Demas Strong
Rant Eltas II ID
f. Knapp ". II. Warng, James H. Taylor Timothy L.
Woodruff Henderson Benedict J. s. 4 stTanahan W r.
Benedict Leonard Moody A. j. Perry, n j. Gates, W. H.
Leaycraft W; II. Barker and E. H. Edgerton: n.,.,..
pointed to attend General Arthur's funeral James
BOWS. II. o. Armour Franklin Woodruff, Franklin Ed
r. H. Lambeer H. II. Rogers. c. X. Hckox, Theodore J.
Hustled and Leonard Hazetine Appropriate resolu-
The Maritime Exchange passed resolutions OF regret
and the following committee was appointed 10 attend 9e
r Jones' R W Ropes w. IT, upper, A. L. Snow, L. W.
Beasley and W. d. Morgan.
a warm tribute to General Arthurs memory by j. j.
ODonohue the following committee was appointed TO at
Arnold, James n Jarvie, Louis selgsberg, j. Randall
and John f. Scott.
DRAPING PUBLIC BUILDINGS
The front of the City Hall has been draped the heavy
marble columns being wound with black CLOTH Heavy
folds of black cloth are festooned of along the
balcony large portrait OF the exPresdent has been
placed in front Of the balcony.
The executive offices the Post Office will be closed
Monday in accordance with orders from Washington. The
columns aud other parts the of the Federal Build
ing have been draped I'm black cloth and will remain
for several weeks In honor of Ex-Prcsdent Arthur
The Custom House will DO virtually closed on Monday.
Yesterday wOrkmen busy drapng the granite col
in mourning. The Barge Office at the Battery was
also draped in black.
The following order in reference TO General Arthurs
funeral was received from Secretary Whitney by COmm0
dOre Gherard at the Navy Yard yesterdays
IL. n
the President that ON the day OF the funeral where TINS order
received time. otherwise the day after It's re-
ce the at each naval station ana OF each OF the yes
sells be holsted at
and also at each
ton and hagshps and vessels acting sngy gun
be at Intervals every half hour from sunrise 10 sunset
the Navy and Marine Corps wl wear the usua
attached 10 the sword ht and on the left
arm for period Of thirty days
In obedience TO this order the Commodore will send
body guard OF six petty officers 10 accompany the body