New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11
r1NERAL OF TIE TWO ACTORS.

portion of IL body was discovered early on
S,tt, morning. bunod under The ruins OF the stage,
at tue northeast Of the Brooklyn Iheater.
piece Of back velvet coat, with black butious when
was worn by the actor Murdoch in the character OF
Pierre was cngng the flesh. Near by was discovered
a plain cold ring The place wuere TINS discovery was
no Il, about 10 feet from the spot where the body OF
CauG, Burroughs and part OF another body, supposed
10 be that Of Murdoch, were eXhuned, and II IS believed
that boh portions Of the body found belong 10 the r.
IN ns o. Murdoch. At O'Clock on Saturday the bodies
Of Murdoch ana Burroughs taken 10 Irving Hall,
and Lay in until the hour appointed Tor the funeral
the han wls tIsteiuly draped The colns were OF rose
wood heavily mounted in silver. and bore plates with
ia, following Inscriptions: "Claude lie Blenau Bur-
rougb, born Aug IL 1913; died Dec ., 1876" Henry
> Hitchcock, dod Dee. ,, 1876, age b."
The lancia services were held yesterday at o'clock
in IN. Church Of the TRANSPORTATION fauarly known
a. The Little Church Around tn Corner A little
after = o'clock squad OF poce. under the command Of
can. WE ans took possession OF the street IN front cf
ts ,hur, and only persons having tickets were admr-
TED witna lines The seating capacity 81 the church
d. .bua 100 and fnlly one-hai that number Of prisons
were uuIu. obtain admission. The trout IL Tue altar
VS. covered with profIsion Of beautiful flowers pieces
~ yrious designs Mr. and Mrs. John T. Raymond sent
two stands about foGr feet high. winch bore cross and
n crown IN white flowers. Upon each was dove with
oufstrctchcd wings. IN ivy cross suunouuted by
white dove and bearing wrcah and anchor had upon
tho call o. Clara Morris Harriott Mr aud Mrs Fech
tar sent broken column; Mrs Sheridan Shook broken
cross aud "a bruisn anchor III Cumcllas; Ms Maggie
Mncncu an ivy cross s!'rin yng from bed OF white
flowers which bore the inscription. Alas dear irend"
in purule flowers. A cushion Of white flowers
with tine inscription. Dear Claude" bore no
n1mc. Mrs. G. X Stevenson sent heart
composed OF camcilils. From Miss Charlotte Thompson
came two wrcaths. An immense cushion OF white flow
crs with the word Tears" in iumor,cllcs was from
Emma aud sarah ,ut.holl large scroll bore the word
Arcadau in purple NoletS, aud cushion Of similar
size the initials ~ the Benevolent 0ud Pr ocve Order
~ Elks Wlmbod and B.cus sent ivy cross in rustic
work surmouutcd by wreath j. f. Mors"li cross and
CROWN IA elaborate piece with the motto Rememb red
in or Prayers came from the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asvlum Mr. ana Mrs. Frederick Williams sent cross
Mrs In Jrf Us Chase. anchor; Mr.. and Mrs. frank
Mayo cross; Miss Maudc Grau.'c "A cross; t. MeQuade
q cross; Frederick Robinson, crown. cross with
Claude" IN yiolcts upon 10 was given by N - +.
Dlobp Taerc was also a cushion with the motto Gods
VIII b, done" and many other fragrant tributes. Among
fine many members Of the profession who were present
were Dion Bouc!cault, John Gilbert Madame P0Eisl
Edward AInott Harry Beckett, H. J. Montague, T. IIo
lar l. Mr. Backus and wife, J. c. Peakes D. IT, HdrlGns
James Lewis, John McViCkar, Charles Fisher Lewis
Morrison Miss Rose wood. William Hamilton, Miss Rose
Lyle, Wlm Castle Edwin Booth, and Miss Kate CiaX-
ton The following gentlemen ana ladies appointed
a. "a delegation by the Chestnut Street Thcatcr, Phia-
dephl, AMI came to attend the funeral service: f.
f. Maekay J. +. Scott. ". ID. Commit Mckee Rankin,
Jan cs w. Norris Charles stanley, George Holland, H.
rlne. Simon Hlsser, W. II. Day, +. ". Sanger, H. c.
Kennedy, and Misses Lillian b. Conway, and Lilly
GinAtI
low dirgc was heard from the oru the two collins.
rrcrd II by the Rcv. Dr. Houghton and his assistant,
ir Rev f. & HuughtOn reading Ia" service, were borne
no me a and depOstcd In the chHlcel The following
eubcrs Of the theatrical profession were the palbe9r-
els: Lawrence Barrett j. W. Cpiycr f. W1tde,
James OMEN, W. r. sheridan, Frcder,cE Robinson FRED,
cric. williams, w. T.. Sim, j. H. Stodlart, Edward
Iamb, II. f. DAILY, Lester Wa,ack, n. ". MontsOmery,
+ f Mackay, John Parselle II. 3. Phillips, II. J. Mon
ta2ue. ,,-,..,-
dead amounted be used in church then re1d, ana
INC 1884 BymD beginning, when our heads are bowed
with woe wa, sung by the choir The service ordinarily
used NJ the grave then read, Or Houghon casting
handful n earth upon zach coffin attc words, Earth
10 EARTH ashes to ashes, and dust 10 DUST The service
WI. followed by tho following musical programmes
az Know That My Rede Lveth," Handel
Mrs. Gulaguf.
souls est Homo" duet "Sabat Mater" ROssni
MIne Pappenhe.m ana Mile. Anna DTasdn.
"Angels Ever Bright ana FAIR, IhoOdOra Handel
Miss Emma ThursOy.
"Iachrynosa" Mesa IL Requiem ordi
Ale. Heurietta Conradi,
Mile. octave Gcmen, Mr.. Ch Fritsch
Handel
Miss Kate Mcdonald.
Mendessohn
Mr.. \. sohst
in tho Lord ;" Elijah MeQdessohn
Miss Anna Drasdn
o,.. SMr Louis Daohauer
OrpanSs''''' "'""'' Mr. Albert Berg
In IN no