New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
IN MEMORY OF THE DEAD.
MAYOR VAN WICK SUSPENDS PUBLIC BUSINESS 7O.MOR
ROW-SFECLAL SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
SERVICES TOMORROW.
THE DAY TO BE OBSERVED BY THE
CHURCHES AS ASKED BY
THE PRESIDENT

I11E IRESlDENI.
Nearly all the churches this city will hold SER
vices tomorrow. in accordance with the wish of
President Roosevelt that the day be apart as
one Of humiliation and prayer. Bishop Potter will
preach in the crypt of the Cathedral of ST. John
the Divine II O'Clock in the morning. Yesterday
the Bishop issued the following circular, giving the
order of service and prayers be used in the
Episcopal churches of this diocese tomorrow:
TT. The President of the United States having ap,
humiliation and prayer in view OF the dastardly
Magistrate. William Mckinney the following order
OF service is hereby set forth for that purpose:
Proper Psalms. xvii xxxvi.i. xxxix.
First lesson sacorG Jeremah ,enaoh III Verse to verse 49,
The Lesser Ltany.
PRAYER.
@ Almighty God. the Supreme Governor of all
things, whose power no creature is able to resist
be mereu to those Who truly y1 repent Save and
deliver this land. we beseech Thee. from all false
this; Thy people. being armed with the Weapons of
lawless men and ali treasona bic feilowships and SO
preserve the heritage of their fathers to be the
Will to the glory OF Thy holy name % through h Jesus s
Christ Lord Amen.
A PRAYER.
merciful God and Heavenly Father who has
tsTght us il Thy Holy Word h Thou dost not
with pity. beseech Thee upon the sorrow and
s shame of our common country stained and dishon-
member us o Lord in mercy. sanctify this sore
10 ne our greater goGg dispei our igno
US by Thy Holy Spirit and iift up Thy eoun-
Christ our Lord. Amen
A F4,A Err
Most t gracious r Father who has been pleased to
time President OF the United States; grant to her
that she, walking by fai,n may see Thy light in ali
her darkness, and at last having served Thee with
Thy blessed saints in glory everlasting, through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
PRAYER.
Aimghty God whose kingdom is everlasting and
poS So nnte rmn & have mercy m upon this whoe land
Of the United states upom whom So sddenx hns
been laid so weighty office and charge, that he
things. seek Thy honor and glory. and that we and
bears may faithfully and obedienty honor him In
Amen. 0'i LOU
Together with such otner PRAYERS from the Rook
OF common prayer as may be deemed fitting.
Memorial services will be held in all the Reformed
Protestant Dutch churches at II m. and the bells
will be tolled. All the churches will be draped in
black in recognition of the death of President Nc
kinney. At the Middle Church. Second-ave. and
seventh-st. the Rev. Edward C. Meury will preach
The Rev, David J. Burrell will conduct the services
at the Marble Collegiate Church. Fifth-ave. and
Twenty -ninth-st. At the West End Avenue Church
the service will be conducted by the Rev. DIR. Henry
Evertson Cobb.
General Ballington Booth. of the Volunteers of
America. has sent message to the Volunteers urg-
ing that the commanding officers of every port and
outpost throughout the country drape their halls
and conduct memorial services tomorrow as a
tribute to the service and undying Christian
mony of President Mckinley. General and Mrs
booth have sent a telegram of sympathy to Mrs
Mckinley, and one to President Roosevelt express
ing the greatest confidence in his integrity
The Rev DR.. Greenfield. pastor of the Hebrew
Congregation Mount Zion One-hundred- md -hf-
teenth-st. and Madison-ave., will conduct memorial
services at IL IA m An elaborate musical pro-
gramme has been prepared.
There will be union memorial service In the
Washington Heights Baptist Church Convent-aye
and West One-hundred and forty -fifth-st at II
o CLOCK, in which the following churches will take
part' washington Heights. Baptist Lutheran
Church of the Atonement Washington Heights
Methodist Washington Heights Presbyterian
LenoX Presbyterian and the Hamilton Grange Re
formed Church. Addresses Will be made by the
Rev. DR.. Charles ID. Chaplin pastor of the Hamilton
Grar ge Reformed Church, and the Rev Frank S
Co'kman, of the Washington Heights Methodist
Church
At IL O'Clock services will be in the Broadway
Ta6eTnacle Church by the Rev pr Charles F.
Church Of Harlem, One-hundred and twenty first
,ern ST. near Tfird.aye where an address will be de-
The Rev. R. Heber Newton will conduct services
m Al Souls Church, Madison-ave. and Sixty
Rsn,'. G4iop service Of the Epiphany Central
Baptist Church, NJ. West Forty-sixth-st. at II
The Society for Ethical Culture Will hold services
in Carnegie Hall at II o'clock. Dr. Felix Adler
viii deliver address.
The Temple Rodoph sholom will have service of
prayer at II o'clock.
At 1890 o'clock services WIFI be conducted In ST
re Peter T protesfant M Episcopal Church by the Rev
litany and burial service will be held in St Agnes
chapel, West Ninety y-second-st., noon
The colored churches of Brooklyn and Long ISL
and will hold memorial services at O'Clock. In
the Church of the incarnation, Gates-ave. between
Classon and Franklin services will be held at
II o'clock.
The Spanish War Veterans will hold memorial
services in Christ Church Bedford-ave. and Nor
ton-st Brooklyn. Tomorrow evening; The Rev
James H. Darlington viii preach. The comrades
will attend In uniform.
Union services will held in St AIMS Church
Clinton and Livingston SITS. Brooklyn. Ii o'clock
The congregations of ST AIMS, Holy Trinity Grace
and Christ churches viii take part There will be
DR.. S. d. Mcconnell. the Right Rev Lucien Lee
kinsolving. missionary bishop of Brazil and the
Rev. DR.. Frederick Burgess.
The Metropolitan Temple. Seventh-ave and Four
specially prepared musical programme will be
rendered by choir Of eighty voices.
Memorial services will be held in the Temple
Rev. DR.. Adolph Spicgel. pastor of the temple
will deliver an Grafton on the late President.
The 22d Regiment will hold memorial services in
the armory tonight
The lodges of this city of the Order of Sons of
ST. George will attend special service the Church
of St. John the Evangelist. Waverley Place, at IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
At y. m tomorrow services Will be held in the
West End Presbyterian Church. Amsterdam-avc
and One hundred and -ifthst 1t is expected that
the Rev. DR.. George Alexander of New York Uni,
verify; the Rev. Richard NJ. Hodge, of the Union
Seminary, and the Rev. DR.. John Dixon will speak
Memorial services will also be held in ST Mich
aes Church. Amsterdam and Ninety y-nfnth-st
the Church of the Divine Paternity, Central Park