The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-25

Neither Of the conlns was opened. At the
ned OF Mr.. Garner sa great floral ancnor In
bed OF uwers aud on the ton Of this re two
unite doves with outstretched wings. Next TO
this was a bsrp. and 10 the centre was q crown.
A broken column s.ood at tne feet. On q small
table close oy was an anchor In winch were
worked the wUrus, "ln memoriAm, Castleton."
Slips Uf evergreens entwined the CONN. At Mrs.
dsrner's head was a broken column surmc unit
cd by doyo- On the contre Of the como was
crown, aud at the loot was cross Two beau
nful aucnors were on Frost rnorne's conn. and
The grand piano was covered wi. n artistioally-
designed floral offerings. Tue antei-pieces
we're almost nldUsn oy hower. The Ancnor
from tue ID. X. Martins psssengers wAs the
tre piece tue piano At It's side was q Urvken
cross, surmoubted oy while dove. The cross
bore tue worus, " 10 our employer" Inis ~as
sent by tue enployees Of Mr. Gamers W ortiz
hcmoers OF toe New York Yacht Club and OF
Jo1n Stoat. Brni min HcasSIs. HenSv Inse' nsns'
with aud Ii. 7. Deianeid ut tneir head. and afIy
employees Of tue Rockwell PRINT Works at
Havers.r ", and the employees OF the Worth
stree store, went down la the Castle Ut noon
but were unable To get INTO the house.
The pail bearers selected Tor the corpse OF
Mrs. q .rner wero hessrs. H. SuydAm Grant, Col.
J schuyler Crosby. q. q. Rowland, Arthur
fur a.r. ,rners body; nes,rs. Charles Banks,
Beverly Robinson. W. II. Pendleton. Franklin
OsgO"d, Louis Moutdn DAvii J. johnson, Yates
Memple, Jonn Law e"Ge' On rles c. bruseye,
Horace Waldo, DANiI l.. halgut ind Arthur
Freuerck May, Benjamin kouinson, W. II. ren.
dlesOn. Franklin Ossood, l. ,uis Moniant aud
D vid l.. h-ignt. lhe Rev Horace Pratt OF
New York. aud the hev. Nr. JonnsOn OF Cnrist
Churcn. New BrivntoD, read tue Episcopal burial
sorvlor. or. Johnson i'npl0red tue DIVINE Dies-
sing reading from the Prayer book. Ihen the
clerIvlnen, saying, Earth - earth ashes TO
asnes, and tue spirit 10 God, who gave IT,"
sprinkled eartu upon the cotins. In au adj Din
Ing 70 IN there was singing ry q choir OF Si4ht
persons. Ar. J"nDsOn, brotner-in-law OF Dir.
,he, lu or J vi, Ls"rence; a.so a
sister Of Mr.. Garner, Bnd Ars. Thomas Garner.
As's.er-in-iaw,sat byt e colin Mrs. Frost IhorLo
.sTFaa h aha
the colin that contained her husoand remains.
nemOt.et Of Mr. norne " Is seriously III IN tue
house. and toe physicians VINO walcned over uer
saJ that she cannot recover. Tho services were
finished by the choir Onauuns,
safe home. safe home Ia port.
Kent cOrdage, s.at, err. 1eck.
Torn sails, provisions Or,
Rot, on ui tns i9y upon aa.i t.e ;horc
After the services three PLAN hearses were
driven SIDE by side 10 front ~ the ID IN door OF
the Garner mauslon aId the crowd forced tueir
sOe,w,eD tue hesrses and the doorway. Ihe
pail DraraIs carried ine com from the mouse,
ana with difficulty cleared a passage TO the
hearees. lnen tue PROCESSION formed with the
NIT bremen frJm the Rockwell Mills at Haver
STRAW, einp,Oy,es from COnOes anu worth street,
mrin eis u the Nep une a wing CluU ana tn
New York Yacht Ciup, aud l-rge delegation
OF OFF lis aud innHUltaDts Of West Brighton
f9iio"ed the he ,rses aud co cnes TO the
NV hlisL."h ierrSi hchIhond n,a. Terrace was was
ferry, aud there two or three hundred persons,
under tue mistaken IMPRESSION that they were
on the deck of the New York boat. 1h1y were
landed at whitehall ~ Get.
1ne C-suetOn7 Olnctrs had their hands fun In
trying 70 urive .ck he moo that insisted upon
being recOsnized as mourners, ana takeu acro-s
10 LTpOknn. Al tie landing at the loot ot
1wenty -iOurth street in Brooklyn, 1000 ur 1900
persons had gathered, md The ponce mad busy
time IN making way for tue prOcess1n. AT
leugth the procession was formed and The meD,
women, aud onldren Who mad been waiting on
the wharf Shdy soanpefed into Greenwood
Cemetery. IhsY u over the green's ward, aud
made sharp turns around tonbstOnes ~ their
ru- iOr the Garner uit. ana several women
slid down IN stee3 SIDES OF the mounds, and
had tnsir ankles spralned.
rne oari'l pl3, Si ~, L1s Garner family Ia IN
fronts La ch avenue. / coutain' for l. is and
Is surrounded Oy back iron fence ana shaded
by Two rye ,hade trees Ths monunient is
plain oDeiL,k about twenty ieet niRh. Near the
base rs the woru "G&ner, and Oh tue front
TIE words -" Lhomss % G rn:.' % orn July ~
unto the Lord. Iuy olessng Is upon Inv
people" hs y.ult Is ouiiI under ground a.
stone steps. he LlOt Is near tho tomo Of tue
late Col French OF French's HOte,
m services at the grave were onef. wagon
load Il flowers was emitted into tae sepulehre'
and the relatives and ironos Of Mr.. Garner Gu
tered their carriages and rode back 10 the Cas-
uet0n,
Fiags we're at half IN st on the yachting club
houses and on the hotels In the CITY ,.,.-
ILe crow Of the MOnawk went o BROOKLYN
from staten Island IN steam unoh. The
auar,ermaater wnO testified against Capt. Row
lAnd al IN the bow.
sir an ms. Garner's little children were not
st the funeral. IL I'd that tney are a. Long
Br ncn, ana chat they kuo~ nothing Of tue Iase
O. their rentS.
T,e roman, Of Miss Adele Hunter lay through.
eu' sunday nignt IN the Church Of the lransn9-
nr ti"', aud 10y the side Of the cOfn winch was
lInbh with now ~. rel iliv1 end All OfflceT OF
the chuich kept vigil untll d,yDTeak. At
o.cln, Yesterday morning Miss iinntsr's oroth
or nd sister, alrs. DelAncev. and Mr. JOhn Mon
roe ana n'her fri-nds arrived In carriages, and
.Sok tne 1uuy t. tue Grand Gentrs Depot, aud
tnehco 20 Harrison station. There DR.. jay ana
bls family, distrnt featises OI bliss Hunter,
we're tn2 VITO ht aTss and c rriagrs. lhe
jar estate.