Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-24
E'unes..a Of Ex-secresary Seward.
ArBNRa. 4. T.. October IL

AIBHRS. =. X. October Il
Thc streets M.,e y fonned with people,
win arrived BY the irsi.,s ard private con
ss~van.,es Tlle storm conilnuc.l. but tie
nrerts on the line o. thr progression w,.a
/ filiel with spectaiors.s No less than coca
1 HerS.,s formed ii, rrf,ecssiol. there was
H.,...ir pies.a, 1T tl.e services. whicI, were
at tl,r hn1~es atps thu s,ail a,ul rs.latx i.
tstftsr siias 'fsiccs N.Tes,srrlhe Ieil- tolI.tl
iaaptIrinasIly. and The r+,saills mcre carried by
The <.rvapts uf the dscessekd Ia ST. Peter
EplscoptI churei. whclasW.Is already flied.
eAr, p the seats reserved tar the fam " mud
| pall-beaters. Thousands. unable 10 g;lin adj
hittance. wire sldiyrd 10 stand in the rain,
outside. ilechurci was tasteiuly drapc.l
| i. fnourni,l1. Datlit HlfarsWas II beautiful
cross f,rme. Of yttls,nll. eayss.. Tie fanily.
pew OF the deceased Was llpas,lg tirapad in
black ard sabks. The Iar elotl. was !.un e
in festGohs. gathered with sniniaturelshca,es
Of Mheai. ln.front Of The altar some fifty
cier-y,neu of variol,s denominations we're
seated. Rev. Or. Eraiaarsly Rector OF ST.
] et'r'.. was assisted by Nn,. notoy OF St.
paufs. Watrrlen Il CHARLES 4. iiale Of ST.
Joiin' !. inhaf,i. ss,la Rev. IhoS. u. l.e.l !.
Gaueya. Ti, assisting 5ssIergyu u nlet The
procession with the rsLhs oi the d, ce;,ssd
ut the entrance Of .he church and aeconi-
paniea il tp. tas aisle to tile altar. ttssi con.
grrgati,n rising to their feet as the co-lcye
catered.
The following we're the pal-bearers !:
Thnilow Weed. ED NJ r;sau. Richard
schcH. f.. w. Leasenwartli. f. B. Morgan.
Henry Wcllcs. samuel b Ruggl-s. Geo. W.
Pattersnp, formerly Lieutenant Gou-Suor
with Governor sew-nl, James Bow.n.
Michael MYERS. James sSasmnur. Richard
steele. Nelson D ards'ey sfornftg law i,arii,s
nf Seward. Daniel llew..,ti. Enos I Thronp.
Tohn Porter and Genera y. H. 'Ii'eH.
Afterthe body was placed in In. cafaIalone
on the altar. and tie noun IS ail pail bear
e We're seated. the e:oif sarg lie anihe i =
:. Lord lcf me knaw my ersi anil tl,r lt,iHler
~ III. tlays.' Ilg, i..,eer ilsen s4ad The les
son eommnnrisiw. Nav Is christ risen
ffoMtl, ela,d.' .fe, Tln. hymn. =. Monlsl
tot i've aivass." rsAssfifen snssg ard tie
Lords nraver WIS rrrcated i,sufsisan ly I'll
the clergy. Dr.. Rra;nard Then read tie.
nrtr.r for p..rsoas il and q. I,rrs
rrtvers IN ii,a hn.fsl seq f.e a,rl fi,an r;,ixet
and the en'ie asseubllgr fil,d slowly b..
The affair and took i last look at the tca,ures
81 the deal siaf,siuan.
The procession then fsrnned IN tho follnw-
ing or 'er and marched 10 Fort Hill ceme-
#tery: 'rhc att,.pai. q hy-ician; ofif,.iatins
clergy: p.Ii-lteaars: hcar>.; Tie taniily:
Tie clergy; tl'c Common Council; ihe
Board of Elnca,iar; distinguished strangers:
foreign delegations: military incifizcn .lrs sx:
fircnicn III citizei, dress; civic associations;
citizens
Un reaelins the cemetery the remainder
Of tn, Episcopal burial service was read br
Rev. Dr Brainard. aud tie ohseq,iics most
simple and impressive ever performed over
The remains IF man great in life. 50 uni
v.r.allv hnnofed and esrem,d in death
were ended.
The lot in which tho deceased wns b 'ri.d
il. sifnatc on n gradually slonihg hank il,
Glen Haven. surrountlcd llv noblr old trees
The grave. lies between tHp beautiful saree-
pAagi the one ontlc lrft containing Il,s. re-
mains Of his f,rmer. wife. and tie one o., the
right his dan htrr. All the military. fire.
men. and civic associations were in citizen
dress, ard no musi. in line.