New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
UNIVERSAL SYMPATHY FELT
IMPRESSIONS OF CCNDOLENCE.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND \ UNITED
STATES COURT ADJOURN-FLAGS AT HALF

STATES COURT ADJOURN-FLAGS AT HALE
MAST ALL OVER THE CITY.
on Mayor Grants arrival at the City Hall Yesterday
morning he directed Warden Reese 10 display N"
National state and municipal flags on the CITY Hall
at half.ma,t as mark of respect for Ms. Harrison
He also sent dispatch TO President Harrison eX-
pressing his personal coincidence as well as the gen
eral sorrow OF the people OF New-iork In the sad
affection through which Mr. Harrison had been called
to pass The Board of Aldermen assembled III reg1i-
lar session at p. H. President Arnold spoke feel
nglv OF President HarrsOn's bereavement, and offered
resolutions which spoke of Mrs Harrison as loving
mother and ono Of the highest types OF American
womanhood Offering the profound sympathy Of the
Common Council % NewNCr to the Chief Magistrat"
Of the United states in his great bereavement ana as
further mark Of respect ordering the lmieu"'e
adjournment of the Board. The resolutions were
adopted BY rising vote
Figs noated at halfmaSt on Tammany Han am
all the poltical Headquarters OF the city yesterday III
token OF the universal respect In which MIS- h"rrl'
son has been held and the deep sympathy loi INV
President which pervadeS all ranks OF c'zehs' ~
cardlcss Of party lines. There were general CYPRUS
sions OF sympathy in Wall street with President HART
son In his affection. The feeling OF regret ara Sorro"
found expression In the following resolutions, which
wore adopted by the members OF the stock EAcAahec
Yesterday, James D. Smith, president Oh inc h"ihr'
and Brokers' Republican Club, moving the resola-
lions. and John Hone president OF the STOCK FIX
change Cleveland and Stevenson CluO seconaihS
them: ,,
Whereas Almighty God in HIS wisdom has visiNa
with the deepest anct Benjamin HARRISON ue rFes'
dent o, Republic; therefore
Resolved That We, members o. the Nc"'hofK
Stock Exchange desire hereby 10 express TO MN our
deep interest sympathy in his great loss WHO"
the occasion n universal sorrow
Resolved That copy Of this resolution be ioi"%i'u
20 him by the secrc0ry OF the exchange
Many flags ir Brooklyn displayed AT han mast
yesterday. Mayor Body ordered those on the CITY
Hall to be put up. The Republican Campaign Com
mj,toc hold a meeting. presided over by Francis d.
Wilson and resolutions Of condolence We're drafted
and adoptcd The Executive Committee OF the
Brooklyn Young Republican Cub met ana ad"p'eu
Ike resolutions.
The criminal branch of the United states Circuit
f,ourt WIS adjourned for a day hy Judge benedict
Yesterday on account of the Gch oi Ms Harrison
Tho hail OF the Wholesale DrygoodS Republican Club
at No :,.4 broadway was cIoWGc1 yesterday when
William Il. Fuller. the frst vie" president, c"utn uhe
meeting to order and said that out Oi respect I" Ns
Harris n no more me,rgS Of the club would be held
until after the burial II" then rcaa S'"pa'"euo
rosoutl. n which unanimously aroplou' IL"
then declared the meeting aGlomncd
Commodore Henry Er5cn, commandment oil the New
York Naval Station had invited Admiral d'Abel Dc
Iibran Captains NJ. Bernicr aud J. NJ krautZ, Lien
tenant Henri de Rohan aud other officers OF the
French varships Arcthssr and llCssaId TO dlme with
him AT his home in the Navy Yard yesterday Whcn
the rews Of the of the Presidents wife reached
him he promptly sent notes to the officers OF boul
yessals saving that he would be obliged to withdra"
the invitations for the PRESENT. .,
There Is talk among the moHherS OF me tohoc
Exchange Of the proprictv OF closing on Friday out
Of respect TO Mrs Harrison