The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-13
AFTER STEWARDS DEATH.
-uE COMPLETED AERANGEnENf"
FOR THE FUNERAL today
The rinh Avenue Mansion and the Two


broadway stores YCsttriav-A Meeting "i
nv ,:unds Merchants $4,000 IN Flowers
Tbr marble mansion ut Thirty-fourth
street ana Fifth avenue was. throughout ycst'r-
d,y. stared at by throng uf persons standing
un the opposite sid, " the street. None Id' III
innate friends ~ the family were admh'cd'
man tcing stationed at the foot Of the steps 10
supuort .he polio officers ~ w"rniha away W.
t,ud.rs Mr. St,wArt's remains Lag III t"V ".
conn tho ca.k,t in winch they VIII ue lh'Vil'"
80 d.y nat having been finished untiI late LIST
p,,ht Al the uptown store no pui"eSs ""S
,ra,,s,,,ed with the public, aud only suih sup
n,cn,s and receipts Of goods as coNlu hV' Nv
n,s,poped were made. The clerks however,
.cr, t,nusutlly hard 1t work, an inventory oi
the entire stock having been ordered. women
wcrc admitted in the forenoon To- prepare
the store for the resumption OF tta"e on
Fritav In tho Chambers street establishments
tha clerks were employed IN masking an invcn-
tory. but no new business was transacted
oply one door was open, ami .his Wa tesie-cd
ty persons inquiring about the dct''ls OF the
funeral. and cndervoring. for the most part un-
,uccessfiy, to secure tickets Tor admi;tance
In the church or house. only Judge Hilton and
Mr. Lilbcy had ANYTHING TO do with the distri-
,ution of these passes. and they refused to see
most Of the applicants. The size Of tho church
be ,rs no adequate proportion to the number Of
,ctsnns anxious to witness the obscqucs
and the tickets were so limited That several
prominent merchants who applied for them had
to he refused.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL.
mi. morning. from eight t. ten o'clO elk, the
toiywll iic IA the m.in hall u the mansion.
The en- pluyces Of both the wholesale anu retail
II res VIII assemble In thirty fourth street at
nine o'clock. and before the body l. removed
from the house, will form Ia line and view II.
AfcfWard, whoever desires II VIII be given the
sane privilege. The collin Will rest unou he'd
of lwcfs, II which a duplicate Will he in the
rhanccl II the church. There are two sets II
decoration so that 1t viii not be necessary to
remove any flowers from tue house to the
rhurcn. After a short service the cortc-e Will
move along Fnth avneue, On the way To II.
-rutcd the invitation extended to them are GOV.
ridden, ex-Gov. Morgan. Peter Cooper, ROYAL
Judge DAVIS, Judge DGy. Coy. RICE ot
Mass chusetis, ex GOV. Dix. James Len
nox Charles IL. Russell, stephen Wray,
william Liboey Judge Dawes, aul Jacob Yer
mINc. Bishop Potter, DR.. Ryltnce, ami Dr.
stephen ii. Tying, Jr, Will conduct the service
unusual IN no other particular the flowers will
cost $1,000. They will be wrought INTO beautl-
iul designs, Including cross and crown nine
feet nigh, presented by employees. Mis-. Stew
art has provided TWENTY-FIVE pieces, eleven
Tor the church, and the same number.
surmountcl 10y crowns. are six feet hign, aud
the harps aud standing stars four feet.
Ffiy carriages VIII be at the house, and AN I'M
nense uuihber ~ private vehicles are ext ectcd.
The musical services N the church Will uc under
the direction oi Nr. Wilitm Il. he tues, the
ur.at.ist, assisted hy Nntau c DuwlanI, soprano (;
Nis, Jennie DICK rsuu, Cuutralto; DIR. Arthur 1.
HIM, tenor; ani Mr. Oito Lehman, hnsso r.
side. me rhnir tha En.iisu Glae no viii be
present. consisting Of Miss Henrietta liecoc.
M-s Fnct. Mr. Nilsen, and Mr. Geo. f.. Aiken.
The musical extrciscs VIII be as follows; G ant,
Lori let inc know my end" double quar-
tdte; sol "l know tha my Rcdccmer iiveth.'
bS Mss BeeUe; quar- cite, GOD II IA spirit
wfnout fny ORGAN '.mplnimcnt, oy Mss
lieenc. Mis- Finch. Mr.. Suscn. and -. Aiken !.
H. M ga Tteftc, d" lcutd voice from
i'e-vtn." Ma .amc ID wand. solo and Mis-
Dt,ri.op. Dr.. Hilis, aud Nj. Lehman; chant,
"Our Uu- on earth arr us 4 shtuOw." ga rterc
of nlte voices, Mr.. Nn.cn, Dr.. HIS. ar. Leh-
o. %. ana ,r AlNcn; hymn l@, rayer ucuN.
"k'CN oi Agss,' oil tune. double quartcttt.
MS. STEWART
II w.. rumorcd lat ~, hius ;hat Mrs. Stewart
", ..li -,g0H-N 10. At Tidnignt. though much
- -.rNeI. rhe Was not seriously Elected IN
va.not until hfierli o'clock that the groups
$3.50 .1d been stirns at the maroic buidins
ca le.sr.. Out~lae Ola We sieu, % Iired
"..ci.i slnohtd aud Johcd witiin few yards
81 tlt dead.
Yr-telday afternoon Mr II. n.Clanin presided
ar O., tiui ot li, goods merchants al tle
49,. o.. ui, CluY, Is Leonard street E,-hy-
t. .rn VIE noined .s committee 10 attend
E,-..e t Grant has tel,er ,uhcd that he u.
no at ui tue luuerh. lle " invited.
TIe Will
Mr Stowart'a viii wa. made about three yeais
ago, when Ne " very III, tut Ia fIil ossr~-io,
ot all his fartutirs lie .skrd his physCilns
DR.. " hIte md '.arcy, whether he should make
his nlll and theY advised hiin To do so. An In
Innate freud Of Mr.. stew. IT said yesterday that
Judge Hilton, juiitl' with Mr.. Stewart. would
probably have chHGge e tho estate. NJ Stewart
sl-u placed much confidence ia Mr.. Chariss H.
Bu'ler, WHO marued d sister Of Mrs. stewart. lie
sfukc sum' years asO 10 friend about prOVid-
luC a home lor aged and INDECENT females who
had been ia the habit of buNing goods at In.
store ~ their better diy'. !he iricui approved
the iiea. Mr.. stewart also CXprcs- cd a solve
g. finish the WOrhinswomen's Home. lie We
on excellent terms with hlJ Nlic's relatives. and
consequently there is no r. son fur doubling
thu tney are legatces. H. md high opiatun
II re- estate ~ an Investment. lie bought u
Ia III, ana never sold tut nee, and then luad'
vetrntly. \ man Lsksd him how much lad
would take for piece Of 10 4 estate. lie named
uGure winch n thought would not lie accept
I'd. IN take IT," wes the reply, and Ar stew
ar would not 60 back Oh his word.
MEETING IN nEMP-TrAD.
meeting was held In Hampstead yesterday
Ia the Town Hall t. pas resolutions Il reslc' I
for Mir. stewart. The res D. atoms alluded to the
great tene1t to the township OF his purcha-c II
Hemlstead Plains. Twn-thlrds OF the purchase
money or over $3.50 90, has been reserved, and
the interest applied TO the public schools lhC
Interest Of the other third ~ devoted TO the
support Of the town poor. illusions were alst
maze t. Mr. stewart great mrrcantile ability
b. lAstice and integrity. and to the great value
he had been to the neghborhood. A committee
was then appointed to attend the funcr |.
MIR STEWARDS CITY REAL EsTATE.
Following Is a complete ana correct list Of the
rel estate in Now York ou winch sir. Stewart
paid take. IN ieil, eivlng the location ana a.
te,sed v-luatlon:
Lonn. A~aisd li,iqc, LocgH,s. assessed rGpe