The record-union., 1899-11-24
Private Services 10 be Held at the House.
and fer ine Public al CauTca.
special Trains Will Arrive at Fat
erson Early Tomorrow, larry
ing the President, Members or
His Cabinet, Justices OF the
United States Supreme Court
and Members Of Congress VINO
Are to Attend the Funeral.

NEW YORK. Nov 23.-President NC
Kinley. the members of his Cabinet and
the Justices of the Supreme Court OF
the United States will arrive at Pater-
son Saturday for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of the late Vice Presl-
dent. Hobart Colonel Richmond Bright
Sergeant Arms of the Senate. arrlv-
ed at Paterson tonight for the purpose
of making ARRANGEMENTS for their re-
ception. A special train bearing the
members of Congress will also arrive
at Paterson at ITO p. m.
The funeral service at Carroll Hail.
the home of the late Vice President, Will
be short and simple. the reading of the
Scriptures and prayer completing the
program there. The service at the
Church of the Redeemer will occupy
less than one hour. Rev. DIR. Magic will
preach, and prayers will be offered Ivy
Rev. Dr. Milburn, the blind Chaplain OF
the Senate, and the Rev. Mr.. Shaw of
Paterson.
While the Orpheus Club was rehears-
ing to-day the music for the funeral,
request came from Mrs. Hobart for
substitution of the hymn Nearer, My
God, to Thee" This was Mr.. Hobart's
alton by Professor Wislse similar to
that given at the funerals of General
Grant, General Logan and President
Garfield and at the dedication Of
Grants tomb.
The other selection will be produced
to music by Chwalpal, the words being
considered singularly appropriate to Mr..
Hobart's life in public and to his per-
r,eaflo C
as follows:
Weary hands oh, weary hands,
Resting now from life's endeavor-
From the conflict,
From the fever
Peaceful lying where We fell.
Oh folded hands, farewell, farewell.
Vice President Hobart during the long
illness selected his pall-bearers. The
following persons are believed to have
been designated to act in this capacity:
Judge j. Franklin Fort of Newark.
Franklin Murphy of Newark, z. T. Bell
of Paterson, Colonel W. \. Barber of
Paterson, George Wurts, Secretary of
State of New Jersey, and Colonel Joseph
w. Congdon of the staff of Governor
Voorhees, of New Jersey.
All the Federal Government offices in
the financial district of New York City
will be closed on Saturday as a mark
of respect to the late Vice President.
1t is also expected that Il number of
the business exchanges will close IN
consequence of the funeral.
The Citizens Association of Paterson.
n. j.. met tonight and appointed a
committee to meet the special trains at
Jersey City and Newark, and notify the
guests of the arrangements made for
their reception for the funeral. Other
committees will be at all the railroad
stations at Paterson to give information
to visitors. Attorney General Gliegs
will entertain the Presidential party at
his home, Sussex House
The Presidential party and all other
mourners will take part in the religious
services only.
The Passaic County Democratic Com
mittee has adopted the following reso-
lution, drafted by VIM. 3. Gourley,
Chairman of the New Jersey Demo-
cratic Committee.
THE Passaic County Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee desires to express
upon the records of this body our deep
regret, in common with the country, at
the death of Garret A. Hobart as the
leader of the Republican party in this
county for many years, and later of the
State. He was a splendid organizer, of
consummate tact and a leader OF un-
common resources. He was ever the
gentleman. No campaign was ever
lowered when he led it. He was a
manly and straightforward opponent