New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13

Columbia College the honorary degree Of N d. soon
Surgeons s in 1901 was appointed Professor OF Md
wIfery Upon its reorganization in 1871. he
1915 the department OF maera medca was added 10 his
chair s26 resigned his official connection with the
regents, and with his colleagues, Mott hosack and
Francis aided by Goldman organized the kutgSrs College
with which he remained connected 9nt ~ u,ssoatcn
merchant. Beside his "Rambies in Swltzerland," he
published Pieces of Irish History an EXP PtS t
both at home and abroad and an edition OF Brandes
DE- De W Of ana s ne Gi york 2ea S aud Po
Journal In 1912 he appointed resident physician ey
Gov. Clinton. and in 1910 by Gov Seward.
A marble headstone with the words -
Oswald Colonel Of Artillery in The Ametas Army 80 ometd
Died september 3d. Erected BY bis grandson Dr. Eea'er BAis
"a square and compassl
IN memory Of James Lacey departed this life April the I'm
Farewell dear wife, my NE past.
Don't for n sOrroE take,
But love the children fr my sake
stop gentle reader shed a mournhr tear,
Ard think on me who 1sf i slesPng hsFsi
am not dead bat sleeping here.
Rbioheut HOFFMAN who departed this life in 1871
IS you are now 81 once vas
Masonic emblem-Marble headstonel
No. Of S rs 6iye conformity nj, il cn1s@or
for tue affections sod virtues lh once gosd ~ d.
Knight, Thomas Feeon died the "a dag Of May 1915 aged
year" CMarble UrnJ
Beckett Seur Rohontae Sc clrere des
dngua dAmenqGe gouasemeB terninss
ca 1872 par Ia prise Lord CORVALLIS. qa init hn ese
bSne ct noTt da o iIeata Coce an service Uas
Enter 80 irs s. sT Ss r' Dos gs%eas e
Believed with grief half drowned With tears.
on go bone ss. for 2, 10, don't e., yep l p,.eO.
SSa s. for sn fsilS Y "a. TPs 1 .
Ce Tombleau in a fat erger. Mad Catherine Genti
la memore. Dun digne ct vertuex PEREZ nest pointb
orguertlaux Outrage. C'es In monument consacle P@
Ia Prefe Fdle. Puissaint les dune peruse File
Ci Git Etrenne Marie Beehe srein De Rochefontaine
l. Am. l775 Dunno lie Canton d. AZ; en- Shampagns
repose dams en- alerabe paix, du segeur eternal
clever Jgsq9 au tro9e an tout psan ee 6e IA
There Is marble monument ncosed within iron
railing within the shade OF the spreading branches OF an
old elm Spots Of sunlight fan upon 1t as the bough
bends. and bird is singing from his perch on the
E2sctei 70 The memory Of George Frederick Cooke BY Ednui
K'' Of the IA.i sr soI aa gd e aSs S' oi
Both hemispheres pronounce bis worth"
On another side
Repaired by Chss Keau 1876" -
Westminster, April 1856; died in NewYork sept ~
1872 His father Irish Captain Of Dragons died soon
Tweed. where he placed at school, and afterward
teresed him in theatricals be often arranged private
performances with his companions and, when ont OF
He threw up his indentures In went 10 London, and
thence for short time Holland, and after various
Brenfosd IN i76. as Dumont in the tragedy Of Jane
Shore He performed at the Haymarket in London
l77s without attracting attention. and after being mem
OF several provincial companies hrt obtained great ap
Pause IN i5s In igt ne loeG n fe p9o S an5 ay
chester and in 1900 accepted an engagement az Coyens
cess in the character Richard III For years he
the rival Of John Kemble, and played both In tragedy
most popular characters those Of Richard ILL., Shy
lock- IagO Sir Giles OYerreaCh kely and sir Pertinax
MaxsycRophant. His habits OF intemperance were in:
veterate and though his abilities made him favorte Of
public and theme Of discourse in every society he
gave his managers constant yeAaton IN $50 ne Slsd
Tor America and October q appeared AS Richard III
before 1900 spectators In theater OF NewYoLk Inc
having been raised he advanced 10 the front OF
the stage aud requested the audience 10 stand whne
God save the King" should ee PLAYED; tun ult en-,
sued but the tragedan only took snun until the demand
complied with. His conduct was equally capTicous
and contemptuOus Philadelphia aud Baltimore, though
attracted audiences almost unexamped in this coun.
try In numbers and intelligence His death FASTENED
his warm, kindly heart, and niuriated his character.
There's bright flashing of scythe below M the grave
yPl9g the Persperapn ar from his fSre
things worth putten down here young man, cum WI mo
an III show We stone thatll astOnish you.
his knee pushes aside the tail grass that almost covers
the stone and the inscription IL revealed , n "a,
In Of Edward Harrison who Departed A Life Dec 1893
You see its mistake The man who cut it meant fun
TO say 1905 but he were lubber guess and made ns
right There's been many wager lad on II: ,..,..
our progress 1t has overgrown the vaults pass
ing over heels CRATE upon the stones, and pushing
aside rank weed and clover, we read:
Abel Furmsn and John T Irvings Family Vault 1870
Passing on, we notice marble maidstone
10 memory Of Philip Bum who departed this lie Jure 1873 Sgd
% years He saugm ship SAratog
the memorable battle Of Lake Chsmpn September H. 1914 Restored
the original inscription by the Yet Of Trinity Church June 1854
In the OF the church. the right hand sde there
two fiat stones Joined together On one side Is In
scribed:
memory John the Arny
tie Revolution Treasurer OF the Society Of the Cincinnati
lie bore fever and lingering sess 9Th that ortsds
which marked lis character soldier and died In this city
Tuesday, the 18Th Of April, 1889 sgei 80 years
ehusetts Line Of the Army having supported urhehd ehs
through lie the soldier citizen aud friend died Ia this cir
10th day Of september, 1893. aged 80 years
alike in they ranged the glorious field,
Alike 10 turn 10 death the vietors yield"
And the startling suggestiveness OF uncouth rhymA
Here upon this headstone, the Winters flaw" has
cracked the stone, the name is gone, It's in the brown
dust at your feet.
Go home ny friend and dry your tears
must be here TIL Christ appears,
confronts you And this marble slab half buried In the
sod. moistened by SO many storms 49,
DeNsbuy Cswy who departed this life Nov s ls45 sged ST.
Son the band and gentle the blow
That summoned CrAwley f N this vale below.
Death ike angel and beckODng stood
His willing soul took wing and SCARED 20 God.
This testimony Of afeciOa erected by Henu
who uttered long affection with patience rssgusuon departed
this lie April H. s in the 24h Of her Farewell gfbos
o'bobshire
The other words are lndistinctly traced
Sarah Ut who died July H. 1884, aged 20 Death comfortably
ends well spent lite
On a brown-Stown headstone
In Of Frances the beloved wife Of Joseph Harper late Of the
American Company Of Comedians who departed this life
Of October, 1891, IN the 37ih year Of her age.
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