The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-29

to Grand street, and then take cars to Ivy
place, when the Post will form on Bergen
Point Plank Road. right resting on SUM-
nit avenue, and then march up Sum 3
avenue to Astor place. where they will
be met by the Boys Brigade and escorted
by them, will march through Summit
avenue to Montgomery street, to Bergen
avenue. TO Kearny avenue, to Jackson
avenue, to Forrest street, to Ocean ave-
nue., and then take cars TO New York Bay
Cemetery, aud proceed 20 carry out the
printed programme as follows:-
FART FIRST.
'Our Ilus'rious Dead,'
Van Houten Flute and Drum Corps
Address. ............. Commander j. S. Smyth
Nearer, My God. to Thee
Van Houten Flute and Drum Corps
Prayer. r.......... Chaplain Charles P. Knoeller
Ritual OF the G. A. R.. Commander J. s. Snlyrh
IN Your Name, My Comrades,
Officer Of the Day Augustus Cole
Grafton ............Re Rev. Cornelius Brett. D D.
Salute the Dead ...........-.-.... Rit1e Guard
Benediction.. Rev, Cornelius Brett, ID.
Taps, Lights Out" t"................. Bugie Corps
PART SECOND.
/. Drge.. Van Houten Flute and Drum Corps
2. address. Commander ]. s. Smyth
3. "Come ye Dsconsolate."
Van Houten Flute and Drum Corps
4. Prayer. ....... Chaplain Charles P. Knoeller
5. Ritual Of the G. A. R..
Commander j. s. smyth
=. SIN your Name, my Comrades
Z. ''In Memory of our Dead,
Van Houten Flute and Drum Corps
8. Address. ..... Chaplain Charles P. Knoeller
y, y. Salute the Dead Uncover
II. Benediction. :. Chaplain Charles p Knoeller
12. Taps Lights Out" ".............. .Bugle Corps
SERVICES IN HOBoKEN.
The G. A r. veterans, members of the
Women's Relief Corps, ana the Sons of
Veterans of Hobokeu last night attended
,,,o -t,,Ie ,iuac In, Dan 20 1rah
on hudson street. The rector, Archdea-
con Jenvey, himself veteran delivered
an interesting discourse.
SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Primary Departments OF School No.
will have the following programme
Song, "Ysnkee Doodle" school; recita-
tion. 'For My Country" George Klein
house; recitation, "What Pm Doing"
Loretta Nuce; recitation "Our Flag"
Flowers" Mamie Thurman. Emma
Walker. Lottie and May Lanhagan; dla
logue, Guess Whatp Herbert Comet
and Eddie Berlin, song. "Marching
Through Georgia." schools; recitation:
FLOWERS for the Soldiers Graves"
BucKleY, Eliza Calderwood, Julia Caspar,
Wanda Piskoski, Clara Nelson. Lillie
Wolf and Ida Heylnger; recitation.
Come From the North and the SOUTH"
Herman boring; recitation, "HurIah for
the Flag" Ralph Hoffman; song, "De-
ccration Day." pupils of third grade;
dialogue. ''Grandma's Story" Nettie Nc
Gimpsey, Bertha Rutionosky aud Pearl
Stewart (Grandma); dialogue, the
Chlldren's Plan" Lille Kenhouse,
Tessie Dayids. Charlie Perrine
and Fred Dummer; song, bring
Flowers pupils of fourth grade:
recitation, .The Children's Offering"
Stella Jones. Willie. Coe. Ada Ryan.
Leonard Hensen, 1Margarer Brade and
Robert McGirr; an acrostic, "Amerlca," !"
Annie Kretchner. Agnes Tietjen. Freda
Skunk, Emma Gilbert, Mamie Slack,
Julia Skantze aud Mamie Dsmming;
recltatiop, Memorial Day." Maggie
Watson; recitation, "Under the Sod,"
Maggie Herman; song. "Tenting To-
night" school; recitation, "Only the
Old Flag" Avery Newman; recitation,
what do They Meani" Willie Melbsr;
song, Tramp. Tramp. Tramp" school,,
recitation, "rhe Origin Of the Flag"
Thomas Byrnes and boys of first grade;
song. "CoIumbia's Free" school.