New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
BURYING THE DEAD.


The five members of the Chen6yiere family
who have died from their injuries buried yester
day in Greenwood. The Church OF the Savior, Pierre
ponts near Clinton, Brooklyn, crowded long be
fore O'clock the hour appointed for the funeral the
majority OF the assembly being ladies' Many who could
not gain admttance remained upon the sidewalks and
the adjacent steps The bodies OF Prof Marc Cheneyere.
age 49, Marie Cheneyiere age s, Arthur Cheneyere ago
2, Jean Rudolph Uhlman, SO, and Jeanne Uhlman.
age 49, arranged in front Of the pulpit Tho collins
were Of dark rosewood. Those OF the two children
nearest the pulpit Tho three adults were
ono line outside. Heavy funeral wreaths upon
the collins. About 4 p. m. the organ began solemn
dirge. Several front seats reserved for the res
tiyes. who were few In number, fact which added
gloom the OCCASION and helped the assembly to realize
that nearly all this family had been swept into eternity
About the time the music began, Mr. Uhlman, IT, waa
assisted into the room in faintng condition. Hs
returned after while, and helped out q second
time AT 4:lQ q woman's voice clear and strong
from the choir In solemn requiem The dirges sung
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burial seTSce sr from Imam %aTu S re and bdR s
Putnam, Without taking any text read his dscogrse
which an assurance Of comfort from high, where
The the president Of thu Swiss Society in SewYoS
assembled the platform, and read In broken voice the
following address to his feow-counrymen and the de-
Dean BROTHERS OF THE SWISS SOCIETY, When c.
lamity terrible and cruel befas single family,
opening all OF sudden aud at one fell swoop so many
S%S e to ne as %Sts gU
ca1not possibly convey the iaines expression Of the
The loss Of e dear ana beloved to
yhpp 1t has this day become our sad duty to pay tho
q Bent not on pleasure but on an errand entirely OF
mercy and OF kindness on visit TO sick relative our
nifty without q word Of warning, without moments
time to prepare themselves TO meet their Cod True,
that for such gentle souls yours addressing the dead
pure and MOBILES for whose lives shorA
were ever such continuous course OF good and cbara
"a Mazda M long "a W "A
presence OF Him rules the destnes OF mankind and
to whose will ot a rs IN no %osx o and wRO
loss We mourn, behold from the heavenly
dyns that H rest and that to
do useessy aspire In TINS world OF tears Dehoid your
sS wIs 70 So9r this sister republic Of our ado
tiOn this sorEowtul tribute OF love- and receive l. me
Swiss Society OF which YOU distinguished and
useful members aiectionate and eternal farewell
After the benedcton the pastor requested the assem-
bly, to wait until the bodies were removed The mem
Of the Swiss society then ana ooo
to moyethe hearses IN advance, icloWed py e9len
carriages The streets Nth IN s 1Ss WHO Followed the
melancholy procession Tar Oh It's way W 'H0 ivy u WV
dead.
FUNERAL OF DEPUTY-sHERIFF MADDEN OF
KINGS COUNTY.
The funeral services of the late Deputy
Sheriff John Madden OF Brooklyn took place, yesterday
in Brooklyn f. d. The remains carried from the
dwelling No "a FQurthst, az 10 to SITS Peer ana
Pauls Roman Catholic Church, In seeondst The pail
bearers were Sheriff Anthony Walter Justice Zacharis
VOORHEES, Fire Commissioner william A. Brown, Messrs.
Thomas Anderson, James Rodwel. A. Hoeft Nicholas
wilson. and John Osmers. The william A. Brown Asso-
ciation numbering 40 members with badges and Grape
bands followed the remains to the church The body
was eneased in rosewood casket, with silver mountng
and handles and was dressed in merino robe and white
innsrs Silver plate on the casket bore the inscription
1dbn Madden died July SOls7l aged A years, emonths.
and 20 days" On reaching the church me easae. Ma
borne down the main aisle and depossed IN 'front.' Oh tue
altar which was 0raped In mourning. me spaso"
edifce was completely ted with irlends anu cauno.
solemn high mass was celebrated by tue Rev. father
Nalone assisted nv Deacon Campbell and sub-deacon
I,,.y mo choir ain gng ROssins Requiem Mass. Be
49, ~ Anal Drayer Father Malone advanced 10 tho
mont of the altar and addressed bd congregation -
m thank God nv Christian fritnds that II Is sell
o, NO arc called upon 10 assemble Eund departed
,ricpd undar such melancholy circumstances. IL Is
,ar,ba thing for the best OF sus TO DO called
snddanlv 10 enter the presence Oh Almighty Coo.
onr religion teaches US that food Is God
80 u.tice "a we'll IA God OF Mercy land IL Is solemn
ana terrhle rhiag 10 be summoned Into His presence
without having time TO plead that justice be stayed
and mercy have free course This oun TO pe mptessoJ
mon the minds OF all by this sad caaty that We stano
al the gates Of death. knowing not Nhen We my an,
eiIaa ~ On into eternity TO 20 into the presence Oh our
Judge II terrible thing tosface the fuluv lesson
time 10 rectify the faults of the past THIS n VIC
OF the late disaster though II does not lessen va AZ lei,
shity OF the who had tho lives OF SO I'M, man. stisa
keeping We must have thorough and JUS n", hid men
rr.nonsihle whose criminal carelessness ~
~ Ife how can we look for safety ON our y,ust
our FERRIES The lives OF ny, ,ro MONS alone bus
,vortiog Inv ma hand of the Executive We DO nov %
The condition OF those who their lyes pf TINS e