Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
MIR. HOBART's FUNERAL.
Services to he short and simple
Tribute from Democrats.

Tribute from Democrats.
NEW YORK. November 23.-President
Mckinley, tho members OF his Cabinet,
and the judges Of tho Supreme Court
will arrive at the Broadway station OF
tho Susquehanna railroad, Paterson, ~
j., at 1850 o'clock +. NJ Saturday for the
purpose OF attending the funeral OF Gar
ret A. Hobart, NicC-p President OF the
United States Colonel Richard Bright
Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senate, arrived
!, at Paterson tonight for the purpose OF
making arrangements for their reception.
y special train bearing the members Of
Congress win also arrive at Paterson at
1IO T.. NJ. and the train of the New Jer'
sey State officials Is expected 10 arrive at
$40 u. NJ.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Tho funeral service at Carroll Hall, the
home Of the late Vice-President, will be
short and simple, the reading Of Scrip
lures and prayer completing the pro-
gramme there. Tho service at the Church
of the Redeemer will occupy less than
one hour. Rev Or. Magic will preach,
and prayers will be offered by Rev. Or.
Alilburn. the blind chaplain Of the Senate.
and Rev DR.. Shaw. Of Paterson. The
only vocal music 20 the church service
VIII consist OF two pieces rendered by
tho Orpheus cub Mr. Hobart had been
q subscribing member OF this club from
It's inception six years ago. and tho
members esteem u am honor to be given
this opportunity Of paying q last tribute
OF respect to the Nice-President
ONLY FAMILY All THE GRAVE.
10 has been decided that only the mem
beers of the Hobart family and Immediate
friends viii accompany the remains OF
the Nice-President 10 Cedar Lawn. Tho
presidential party and all the other
mouners will take part In the religious
services only
The coffin arrived IN Paterson tonight.
and the body OF the Nice-President Will
DO placed in IL Tomorrow.
DEMOCRATIC TRIBUTE.
The Passalc County Democratic Com
mlttea has adopted the following resOll-
lions, drafted by William b. Gourlcy.
chairman OF the New Jersey state Demo-
cratic Committee:
1.-THE Passaic County Democrats Exec
utive Committee desires Go express upon
the records of this body iis deep regret
iu common with the country, at the death
OF Carrot A. Hobart, the leader on "a
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 uncommon resources. lie
was ever the gentleman. No campaign
was eyer lowered when De led ~. He
was q manly straightforward opponent
He adorned every station. In his high
office he bore himself as one born 10 H.
Paterson has lost her most distinguished
friend. We join in the general sorrow.
Honor 70 his memory and peace to his
ashes"
THE PALL-BEARERS.
Vice-President Hobart. during the long
Illness preceding his death. selected his
pall-bearers The following persons are
believed 10 have been designated 70 act
I'm this capacity. Judge J. Franklin Fort
Of Newark; Franklin Murphy. OF Newark;
T.. T. Bell. of Paterson Colonel William
Barber. OF Paterson; George Wurts. See
rotary OF State OF New Jersey, and col
onel Joseph W Coned0n, of the stan OF
Governor Voorhees,. II New Jersey.
The body will be placed In a receiving
vault az Cedar Lawn. and IL will be
ten days later before the remains will BIO
inferred
FEDERAL OFFICES no CLOSE.
All the Federal Government offices In
the District of New York Will be closed