New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
TWO SIMPLE SERVICES.
FOR THE vICE-PRESI
DENTS FUNERAL
THE REV. DIR. magic TO PREACH THE SER
MoN-PATERsoN TO ENTERTAIN THOSE
WHO ATTEND THE BURIAL OF
MR.. HOBART,

MIX. fOBAkI.
Paterson ~ j.. Nov % CspecaD-Arrange-
ments for the funeral of Vice President Hobart
are nearly completed. The services at Car
roll Hall will be short and simple consisting
or the reading Of portion of the Scriptures and
prayers. The Rev. DR.. David Magic will preach
at the Church of the Redeemer. and prayers will
be offered by the Rev. Dr. Mnburn, the blind
chaplain Of the Senate and the Rev. DR.. Shaw,
of Paterson. The services at the church will
occupy less than an hour. The Orpheus Club
viii furnish the music at the church A re-
hearsal of the club was held this evening. at
which Hobart smock, a cousin Of the Vice
President said that IT was the desire Of the
family that Nearer My God To Thee should
be one Of the selections. The other will be the
poem which begins with this stanza:
Weary hands. oh weary hands.
Resting from Hfe's endeavor.
From the conflict.
Peaceful lying where ye fell,
Oh. folded hands. farewell. farewell.
c. Mortimer Wiske will render on the organ
funeral marches by Chopin and Beethoven.
Vice President Hobart during his long illness
selected the pallbearers. These persons are be-
ueved to have been designated to act in this
capacity:
Judge ]. Franklin Fort, OF Newark; Franklin
Murphy. Of Newark; f. T. Bell, OF Paterson;
Colonel William Barber. Of Paterson; George
Wurts Secretary OF State Of New-Jersey' ana
Colonel Joseph W. Congdon. Of the staf OF Gov
ernor VOORHEES, Of New-Jersey.
The body will be placed in a receiving vault
AT Cedar Lawn Cemetery, and 1t will be ten
DAYS later before IL is buried.
The Citizens Committee. at a meeting held IN
the City Hall this afternoon, completed arrange
n,ents for receiving the guests. Delegations VIII
he sent 10 the railroad station in Jersey CITY
and Newark to accompany the visitors 10 thls
CITY on trains. and to inform them OF the ar
rangements made for their reception mere
The special train with President Mckinley the
Surname Court Justices and members OF the
Senate will leave Jersey City at 1920 p. m,
IN Saturday. and is scheduled 10 arrive at the
broadway station OF the Susquehanna Raliroao
al 1850 The Presidential party, inciudlhg the
Cabinet officers. will be conveyed to the sussex
House the home Of Attorney General Grless
vrbera they will be entertained. Shortly before
o'clock the party Will be taken to CarroL Han
70 take part in the funeral services
The second special train, with members Of the
House Of REPRESENTATIVES, will leave Jersey Clty
at 1910 D. m, arriving at the Broadway s'a-
t,on at 40 D. m. A third train Will arrive mere
at 40 D. m This will be for the accoiiiii0u"
ton Of State officers.
To accommodate the travel on Saturday the
Erie will run two special trains from New
York. leaving Chambers-st.. at l2:30 ana !
n m: West Twentythird-st, at 10 an am
1885 o. m. and Jersey City at l. 20 an 20
ITO n m. the first train rSnning oy way az
and stoppine at Newark Returning, they VIII
leave this city at $50 D. m.
On the Susquehanna there Will be sPecIa .
train from Cortlandt-st., at 1Z:oo p M VS. 49,
Twenty-third-st at 40 p. m, ana jersey ~
at o m. stopping at Hackensack, ana leaving
here at $50 p. m. H.. .so-. tho
The Hamilton Club, in this city, orers the
freedom of the clubhouse to all friends OF tne
Vice President coming from out OF town 10 at
tend the funeral on Saturday, and VIII serve
luncheon for such guests from noon until
o'clock .,s-.o,, +hts
evening 1t was decided 10 entertain al the
Armory the two hundred soldiers Of the Regular
Army who will arrive on SATURDAY.
The body OF the President will lie in state
az Carroll Hall between the hours OF ana o
O'clock this afternoon. and many people, IL is
exnected will view the body. The CONN VIII DE
nIaced in the library and the citizens VIII enter
bv the main entrance and make their exit by