The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-14

noticed Judge Bedford, Judge Downing Superiatend-
emit Kelso, Dr.. Fitzpatrick, Commander Braine, OF
millionaire; ex-Coilecior smyth C6aries O'conor
John Mutually, editor OF the Metropolitan Record;
TSnn Maor General Banks ~ nGcaney
Usher OF the tribune and vast number OF other
leading men In the city OF New York and adjacent
the nineteenth century. Drs. Lusk, Hammond and
|Ceccarni physicians to the deceased were also in
company with the pallbearers, Ftan
THE ROUTE OF THE FUNERAL PROCESSION
was down Fifth avenue to Waverey place, through
Waverley place to Broadway, down Broadway to-
undertaken, Mr.. Hart, OF St. Patricks Cathedral,
who has charge OF the anar furnished carriages for
tne use o. the moarners and 10 addition 70 these,
vehicles. slpsHntendent KeIso n instiaS{ed FSs
police captains In those precincts embraced In the
%sns q y&a goe& p process a ans''"e's1 move
The only members e. tns Iy noticed BY ne
was stated that Mrs. Bennett and Miss Jennie
Bennett remained In France. After consider able
time, and when the body had been viewed By thou
Vicar General STAIRS delivered an address, in
Enlch he commented upon the. virtues, character.
so sn4 a ssH oeIed ana
He also read in English :-"Enter not into ludg.
hsr HSc IL aase
ano then ne again aspurged the body, and after
believe IN ye sS ve ann ana shall Ias
die, " ~ - '""A "'s' ~" SNAIL ~
The body was aspurgsa the third time; after that
The large assembly then passed ont to the car
riages, which were lined upon both sides OF the
avenue. The procession moved over to the ferry in
Pan bearers in four carriages
The HCarse.
The family In two carriages.
The HERALD Staff aud Reporters.
Members Of the Associated Press.
And O miscellaneous company in about two hun
other
The police accompanied the cortege the whole
way to Hamilton ferry.
terday were Recorder Hackett, Judge Bedford,
General Fremont, John Cochrane, Judge Roosevelt,
Mulaly, Dr. Carnochan Dr.. Ceccarini, ex-Coilector
Murphy Isaac W. ENGLAND, A. T. Stewart John
Swinton Rufus Andrews and General Davies
The iags were displayed at hafmast.
AT GREENWOOD.
1t was after hafpast two O'Clock when the fun
eral arrived at the northern, or principal entrance
The hearse was preceded by three coaches filed
with Moral tributes ana four coaches the
hundred carriages filled with mourners and friends
The procession, after entering the cemetery pro-
the vault OF the Jerome family, located the north
east side of the lake.
gitfuy located in hollow In the centre OF it is
q fountain which spurted the water high up In the
Hundreds OF persons had assembled here hours
before the funeral arrived.
The roofs of the vaults near the one in which the
body was to be temporarily placed were covered
with persons anxious to be able to obtain u good
view. rsr
The Jerome vault Ia of black granite, and at pres
ent contains only one body. Just within the iron
gate large wooden box was placed to receive the
coffin where it will rest until such lime as new
vault for the Bennett family Is erected. ~
There was no ceremony at the vault. The pail
bearers with heads uncovered moved up the steps
to the Vault Ind saw that everything was in order.
The body was then brought and placed in its tenn
p0rary resting place.
The flowers Brought with the procession were then
placed on the coffn and with sad faces the many
friends slowly departed, leaving all that remained
of well known to the world to rest In silence.