The sun., 1889-04-28
The second Dny-Tuesdny.
TRANSPORTING IN THE CHURCHES.

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the ,hh proc tamation Of the PRESIDENT. viii be held
the churches IN NeY aork ba anS Sou KEeh
resi"us ,eH ssr1ces we're held In New York city
on hprii 80, 1859. Besides tho services in
churches en- B, q all denomina,ions there will BE bs
Catholic churches, at which special prayers
will be read; and in the Church Of the Annnn-
ss9a ths Surch ThutSs tSs churcR oS Apos
tics. St. Thomass Church. st, James's Church,
hS Chsn of f Gy viii Be seTSrcs
similar to those in -. Pauls Chapel, This Is
he church thai at9nss aItTr mis-
Grafton, therefore will be that in this building
TIE SERVICES AT ST. PAuL's.
This service will be conducted by the, Right
Eey Henry C. Potter d. On tbn M DIV nv Of WasS %l
By the Iish"o OF SeT York the IL EIEh, Ksy
viii have carriages for tho Chief Justice, the
fHenst Stenne Hotel hey y It to
house OF Vice. President Morton. whore tho
President and yiee.presidohit dit in ont rarTage wii
proceed to st. Pauls Chapel; r.,,..
The Commtee Of the Nestry o. ba ITinlty UNITY
street gate and escort him to the west porch OF
the chapel where he VIII Re % feSeed ny yi .he
fsefoF sen e ss escored ,f TO the Washington pew and
| on his withdrawal from the chape! the festry
Will h bS tg ins Ltera
VII The % services services Of ST. Paul's Chapel will be
| follows:
s. sy%n %nr % rsAfg nsA%
second lesson John yi Bensdie;. = CFesd sd,Gs and
BfsSsr, BsSep o Ss% sS'it Yofk IT, T recessona hymn
Of thankssiyinghhsre, e, and nd through n
country will be as follows
whose S Al I ss s"sis Tor npa II.
aren OF men We consider the days Of on The years OF
f y. Rse rRs nn;s
s.a m % the N m
For raising Thy servan. George Watnins1n o.
, people Tor vouchsatng to him victory over kings
sa @ for Rs h.a SFSn of mem
ted wise choices and 9r graninE ,he y%n ion :. h9
laws for freeaom Do the thnE that ,s 5aet and NJ
sy TO ns ns Tu.h u ana for hs
iath bless and magnify pny holy Ssme m hhumSy Gs
deemer.
particularly naming President Harrison. and
another offered for the country The pSommit-
Tee on Asles. appointed to seat the Presiden-
tial party includes:
David Augustus C!arkson Chairman. a descendant Of
Chancellor livingston warden in 1875, and OF David
" Nm ssfFfrs s s5s @ of John r'
lla!ett Alsop borrowe, representing tho Haiett and
Temple Bowdoin a descendant of Gen. Alexander
Hamilton. ~ <-,. ,.ou -,
MAJOR Cornelius carnar and Col Joseph Beavers OF
Banyor GARRISON descendant of Chief Justice Jay.
warden in 1852 and Of Gen. Matthew .iarkson vestry
E5yns DE5 Of John
Dr John, tlarkson Jay, sreA:srAndson Of Chief Jus
'i% Hiward n Leroy, Jr descendant of Jacob Leroy
rhiip l. Livingston great rea,srand.on @ of Philip
EdwArd do leysrer Livingston, descendant OF Chan
William Bard Mcycker a descendant Of DR.: Samuel
of
.Pa sd al
the inauggTation Of Washington: :, -
y s9F . Of ea Lew" Nor
Ludlow ogden. representing the Ludlow and Ogden
7. j. oakley Rhinclander great grandson of Henry
Winthrop Rutherford a descendant Of Col John
Rutherford of; ;he Revolution and vestryman in ~.
william II. Russell descendant OF the Alexander and
Rutherford families.
Dr. am. cr from to III 'V
:, Augustus San .ortinndt descendant OF Augustus
Charles Van Rensselaer, representing the Van Rensse
Robert I. varnum, representing Gen James NJ. Var.
grandson OF Gen samuel b. Webb
PRELIMINARY MUSIC AT THE sUB-TREAsURY.
While the services at st, Paurs and other
churches are being held. ,Gmorc's Twenty.
viii begin at 8 O'clock and end at 10. Mhen the
Presidential party. Is expected The pro
9sss 4hs MaSsGS avs.4s nR
from The Prophet = yase, Caprice" Huben-
tonnI a1 Gai ] and as Salute e to
the President when he arrives, Hail to the
THE PRESIDENTIAL PROCESSION TO THE SUD-
TREASURY.
At the close of the religious services at 9:45
the i; S;ub-Treasury building at the corner Of
Wall and Nassau streets. the scene OF the In
she viii Vii % Re place fke
dor OF carriages. on the way TO tho Sub Treas
ury building will be as follows
and @ . SSR Pf hS city ys Of As s's nSss
nsl Celebration oopnittee; NM ~, ~. r,
ard ths Committee r, on Literary Literary h.ersisss M
ury WV Var. and he navy ''Ne '"' irons
master. GenerHT Auorney.Genefai, and Secretary Of
eias @ Sncss M o tic npeme Hi,sa Sf s sa,ss 1is
ne o the Amy sH Ad
.1iishih carriage-Ex President uIsveand and L. B.
PS Or Psn sad s9s
THE LITERARY EXERCISES.
The literary exercises will begin at 10 A. NJ,
and will consist OF m INVOCATION by the Rev.
Eighard $. Storrs, p D.. Lib; a poem by
JUNn GrccnlcNl W illtle un OfhllOn by 1 nuun-
cey Mitchell! Depew, LIP. IAN uddross by the
President of th., United states, aad the bene-
Corrlgan, Archbishop oi New York.
AT tho conclusion Of the literary exercises
the President aud members Of the Cabinet, the
United States will be drivcn to the reviewing
stands Mt Madison square to review the parade.
Other guests will be carried to the reviewing
stands by special train on on tho Third avenue
elevated railroad, which will start at Hanover
square and run to the Twonty-third street sta
ton. The order Of the carriages Of the Presi-
Dental party In the drive up Broadway to tho
reviewing stand will be:
First rarriags-The President Of the United States tho
President OF tho centnnnal celebration. and m niOer
OF the Army Committee
Second fhe Vice President Mayor of the City OF Now
York and a member of the Army Committee.
Thirlhe Secretaries OF state and Treasury and tho
Chairman Uf the Executive Committee
FOurih-Ine secretaries Of War and Navy.
FItn-The secretary OF the Interior and the Post,
master Genera.
SiHth1he Attorney General and the Secretary Of Ag
riGuture
seventh and eghth-The Chief Justice and Associate
Justices u tho supreme Court.
Snth-The Admiral OF the Navy tho General Of tho
Army treiredJ. and Senator EYArts
Tenth-Ik President Cleveland, MIR. Hayes, and SenA
tor iIiscOcI
rarnum, Bliss Talnsdge and BabcOck.