The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-29

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lam Hughes, where It can be seen by the
public up to six O'Clock this evening.
The coffin is the handsomest and most
costly that has ever left Mr.. Hughes es-
tablishment. IL is made of cedar, covered
with black broadcloth and trimmed with
satin rope mouldings Six massive silver
handles, three on each side, add much to
the appearance OF the coffin. There are also
eight Masonic and six fire emplems. also
of silver, on both sides Of the coffin. The
large plate on top bears the following in-
scription:-
DIED JANUARY "a. 1891,
HENRY e. FARRlER.
Aged so years 8 months 10 days.
TO LIE IN STATE.
The remains will be placed In the casket
at seven O'Clock this evening, and they
will lie In state from seven to ten O'Clock,
at the house. No. II Erie street. The pub
lie will also have an opportunity to re-
view the remains tomorrow morning
from nine O'Clock until noon.
The pail bearers are George Dingler,
Engine No. 8; George Quinn. En-
gine No. A; William Kelly. Engine
No. Z; Charles w. Jobes. Engine
No. 10: George Murdock, Truck No. 2;
Michael Whalen. Truck No. 2; Charles II.
Young. Truck No. A; and James Riddle,
The honorary pail bearers are, A. ].
Jardine and John Werstel, of the Jersey
City Lodge f. anu a Ms OnhI ~ SCoes
and II. Lowell, Captain cal Force,
Jersey CITY Fire Department; Ex-Com-
missioners John Brennan and John Eagan,
| Daniel w. Beniamin and Frederick
Payne, Garfield B. g. L. Association,
| Homer Brooke. superintendent OF the
| Greenville Reformed Church sunday
school, aud J. ]. Detwiller of the Board
of Trade.
THE PARADE.
The funeral possession will form on the
east side of Erie street, light resting on
Third street, and will move promptly at
two O'Clock in the following order;
Battalion Jersey City police, Twenty
| first Regiment New Jersey Volunteers,
John Watt Association. Henry E. Farrier
| Council, Order of American Firemeu;
| Hudson Council, American Legion OF
| Honor. Letter Carriers Association, Ex-
| Fire Department, ex-members Jersey City
Fire Department. officers and members OF
| Call Force of the Jersey City Fire De-
! partment, ex-Commissioners Jersey City
Fire Department., Diligent Hose
| Association, Officers and Board
and Loan Association. Jersey City Lodge
No. "a, Free and Accepted Masons.
Guard of Honor and the detachment OF
the permanent force of the Jersey City
Fire Department.
| The line of march will be as follows;-
i
Erie street TO Newark avenue. TO
/ Grove street TO First Baptist Church.
| Grove. between Wayne and Mercer
streets. The coffin will then be carried
into the church and placed in front OF
/ the pulpit.
The flowers will then be placed upon
and beside the coffin and photograph
| will then be taken of the flowers and
coffin. The Rev. Parmley viii then
preach the funeral sermon.
The majority, Of the flowers will be
| taken to the Chiefs late residence and
kept there. A few pieces will be placed
on top of the coffin.
| After the funeral services the line form
| the same as before. on the west side of
Grove street, rigAt resting on Mercer
street.
The cortege will then take up the fol-
lowing line of march:-Mercer street to
| Barrow street, to Newark avenue to Erie
| street. to Bay street to Newark avenue,
and then to the Jersey City Cemetery.
Chief Engineer Eoenezer Beny, of the
Bayonue Volunteer Fire Department.
mas issued call requesting the men,
bers of the several fire companies
| In that city who can do 80 to.attend the
funeral. 1t IS probable that the delega-
tion will number nearly one hundred
men.
| clothes. white gloves and department
badges and will board the way train on
New Jersey Central Railroad for Com
munipaw at 1912 o'clock.
The Exempt Firemen's Association, of
| Jersey City, will meet at Franklin Hail.
| at Warren sand montgomery streets. at
| one o'clock.
a conference by the members of the
| Board OF Finance should have taken place
| last nigh, but owing to the absence of
an but Mr.. Edelstein a conference was
| impossible. The object was to make ar
rangements for attending the funeral OF
the dead Fire Chief tomorrow The alb
sent members notified President Edel-
| stein that whatever action ne decided on
| would be satisfactory to them, and then
| IL was decided to attend the funeral in a
| BODY. Tine Commissioners will meet at
| the City Hall. where carriages will be in
waiting.
| The following order issued this morn
ing embodies the police arrangements for
I the funeral:-
HEADQUARTERS Police DEPARTMENT,
JERSEY CITY, Jan. 70, 1891.
| General Order No. 8.
| at their meeting held yesterday ordered that a
| Droper detail OF the force be made for the fu-
neral of the late Henry e. Farrier, Chief Engin-
/ eer Of the Fire Department who was killed while
in the discharge OF his duty at fire on the 24th
/ instant -,
| Armory with their off platoons ON Friday the
| 3Jth instant, at p. M
| THE sections on the morning tour will be re-
/ Iieved at Il a. M The of sections Of the First,
| Fourth Fifth and Seventh Precincts Will report
10 the First Precinct station at 12:45 p m. and
1 those Of the Second and SIKH 10 the Second
4 Precinct station al same hour The detail to the
/ First will be commanded by Sergeant Cox and
will be at First Baptist Churt b at l.l0 p. M
/ Two nlen from this detail will be sent to each of
[ The railroad crossings at Grove street and Bar
| row street until after funeral has passed.
| The detail taat reports to Second Precinct will
/ be commanded BY Sergeant McGinness and will
nave charge at resileuce OF deceased Chief, ariv-
| ing there at p. M
| Tha Sidewalk on the west side OF Erie street.
| fro,, BAY to First, win be kept clear 10 insure
| free passage for family and friends. Easteriy
\ Sidewalk on Grove street, from Wayne 10 Aer-
/ c.r. will be kept clear for those going into the
| church On coming out of church people will
| move toward Wayne street.
1 Captain Newton will send four men to Jersey
! CITY cemetery at 2:S0 p. M
| None but those having a pass signed r.
| Parmly will be admitted to church from Mer-
/ Ger street entrance
By order Of
| BENJAMIN MURPHY.
Chlef OF Police.
POLICE BOARD RESOLUTIONS.
/ The Police Board held u special meeting
| Yesterday afternoon aud adopted the Iol-
| lowing resolutions in reference to the
death of Fire Chief Farrier:-
| xxt..-..s Fx the recent sad and untfunefr