, 1872-12-10

,rsda the least effort to eaiu money beyond
1.;s ,.;a :,..aa;ata naoas ana e rat -,nhojv ~
LID 1A.'en"so s4s ~. ~ 11s 80
deeper hoEror ot ueot oiop1'gaelon VI oFeiy hiou.
The small Independence he had acquired
came to him, it would seem, rather in opposition
10 than in consnnence With his wishes. In his
position, aaa VIII nls oppofsuntIles, no sns' lts
legitlmafely aad nonorap1y, nase peeu "ortn
millions and yet he left an estate which, when
wholly settled, will not probably exceed, if it
raec1, s75 nm Ia Ind think. less money! at
4eHo, 9'oooo. ,..,. .' 49,, 49, 1000 ,,a
the time OF his death tnan ne hso ten years pe-
fore the number OF hls sharcs IN tue 1rsou7e'
;np n stoc1e comoany. having been for some
-.,... 49, oa,o,, ~ hin, ,r,1d ,,a7
Anon1n7 Past oi1y oo'on ~ .-A-14 90 -1N
really no temptation. II no haa oeon onefeo
any amount to depart in tho least from what he
conce;ved tn ba his line of duty. it would not
hava been the smallest enticemcnt. He would
have t - and there would hnre been au end.
r;7r MOST ToucH1ya DEMONSTRATIONS
- faa1;nss foT NIr Grea1av 1ras reyealed in tho
;nnnmerahIs IN % la tbronp Which. from dawn On Tues
day W until lite at hight, lied solemnly into the
~ NJ reB Room + is Estimated that over
1n1, mn narsnns want in sorrow and gympnthy.
~ ;,sga tlo fantnras Of tie distin-
a,Sshed " 3aod FTarv class callinr and creed
fhe millionaire and the mendicant, The savant
o.,1 "a
~ ~ ,,rast +ha marchant and tho MECHANIC. tho
1adr ~ aociatv and the poor eeaustress. the
10y ~ soSiot{ s'11T prota.,ant +hs Taw and tha
Gan+1aNMara NA ronraeented n that vast cor
course. course 4 large part Of the sad procession was
so noonrned for the Departed as for personal
mao on1t tt IL ~ the aeath of anv other man
n e' the nation l1 has caused such 3. spontaneous
ton n as the Inc aa orar eTo"u
~ 80 e. hnt aeamsd dean1v nfTectcI by the
anI n,af{1 oo;.osion md tGI1cbed a. hv an IN
9ieidnsn1+y s;e,idI,a1 iof fe>'''1' CLAN -
o1'Aoo"" eA4e1' rur rnsrR4.
~ e "a asct;o and rave~enca cherished for
~ t.on y. tIe Tor,o,, ~ hanEa nn1;iic ofces
Mr Greeey: .no p1nhs, noaa1 pDh hnsneas
a S.Gres t',.1l mele +h2onrhont the ar
Tha streats n the vicinity Of Samuel Siuc1air'e
nj Iv vafa Tesidance and The Rev. Dr.. Chapin's s
E,nn Hhnrcf, where the obseouies we're held. were
5anua11 rnraed f,o,, m esr1v hnnT of thn morn
,d 1ns, bafora the ranains of the T,b
a.s. .5 ,h;af 1Jaro horne tn +he church Il was
eI.o Gr1 sto1 ;.,,,ass;h1a to eet fhronrb fhe
almost poFslplo " h',,o.,,itv nj Tha chTrch VII
6d"' 66nt hoId more than i.6oo peraons. and
tisaro ~ "1.u ,.,-,et Iora haa9 m nm anxiona
- 20 L., 7ha aarvicea Were tonch inp to gnch 3
deeTaa s That tbero were fow DIV eyes In the con
snd ent nni everv word OF uttered trib.
,te ut" rom Dr Hiapin and Henry Ward Beoc her
ule 1loW -; caa'An 90 III .nses-f a--,~
met the fullest response LII cn'1s 111AoAb - o'1H-
pathetic hearts. -oz.,, ~, nr,rr
1nE ooH.oun t aa.sa 80 fha 1,a11-Ioorere ard
ine presence " BULLS ~ tno Is-1 " la 49, ~ ~
monrners pfoVea me 4;t IT, ~ a tba
Ten as the SneeTtats n nao 1r1 d,r;ne tho
venerable Gh1ef oushce onase, ~no, ea;n and sn
year, had peen .,repoftel hr1, asa,H ~ 4ha 4ha
agaln 9n tne 61;yy,ov Tery tn1 Waad i, hia 7stb M
grave Ihere vas Inu111w % W. m9G1 ba ID atnon;ne
year. with hls tnln giay l9ots 4a 4 tnno n ~ s
for Wh9 was c9nsrgHeu oea 70 tle m +e se nshe;nn M
RhJslclans s9on a11e[ .ns IosJ - a1 .u haen for
me agea pontlc "afT1ca' h ,rta nmo 4 Rafar1ar M
!ong "ne me aoe - no ana nusr;,.p in t.
came, mth Mplsmeh 4 ~ 3o4 TSsra ~ xas
20 nouo1 ~ ta' ap;1 .-on ~ whom ohi,7ariae
Manton Marble Htnt young o, "oa smd nnaos
were "tatIen mst Gu1a.a5;s .s+ a'4 4.o ~
nolea 1oE m alo9t 1au eAf Ha4eoa Gree1ap ne univ
tnere N uis eom ~ bo;nt ioorons mi ~
Jew months smca puoEaut ase 1ad;ant rn
healtn anu nope, Mts 11 ~ - - raE Iahnrs
than t9e pas' orGHn na na1v b11anties @ Ave. there
new missions, anu ne" a1;a.so4 haa n In, at
lay ne VINO, every oae 9xor of hir mr.
twenty yeah; h;,anii'ron;e deeds VIA coud hei,