New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
rI'NERNS or THE DROWNED.

The funeral services of Miss Adele lIuQtcr,
one Of those whose lives were loot by the accident "a the
Mohawk, were he'd 40 $50 J.. M. Yesterday, IN tie
Church ~ the Transit draiion, on Eirt Twenty yuhis'
the church was crowded ~ every part with tAos" Who
had gathered to nay la.t tribute Of respect The coffin
va.o ROSEWOOD. with silver trimmings, aud bore plate
with the inscription: Adele huutcr born July, lsij;
died July 20 1870" Around 10 90 the churcu were many
hlud-Olne floral offerings wreaths, crowns, and
wr-athcd crosses. The eight palhcircrs were;
Beverly Robinson, J. Schuyler Crosby, l. y. MoEant,
w. T. Traye.s George johnson, q. g. Rowland John
Iowery, aud K. Redmond The Rev Or. GeOrge II.
Houglton assisted by tho Rev. George G. iIOushtpn.
conducted the services, which those OF the
Episcopal Church, 0ul the choir sang several appro
pirate chanir After the service the coffin placed In
Lcrnccay sealed lcadcn box. and left IN tho church
flf the night This morning 1t Will DE taken in special
car, at O'Clock, to Rye In Wos;cAcsttr County, for IN
tcnncut
The funeral OF Peter Sullivan the cabin boy was con
ducicd yesterday afternoon u st. Peters Roman Catho
lie Church III New Brighton. FIFTY covered carriage, and
open vehicles joined IN the procession, and the
church was crowded A great many beautiful flowers
were sent 10 the house and church. and the casket "ns
covered with them. The usual Catholic service was per
formed the church and simple tscryce read In
st. Peters Cemetery in West NowBrigton ia which the
romaiug were buried.
The funeral service OF Mr. and Mrs. Garner and OF
Frost Thorn, brother " Mrs Garner VIII bc held at the
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bodies were placed In collins yesterday. The steamer
u. X. Martin will be at the foot Of Whchal-st at noon
exactly, for the reception Of friends who viii be con
yeytd from the NeW-Brghtou dock to the Garner man
sion in carriages. The Rcy. Mr. johnson OF Staten
Island will conduct the services Cob Crosby Suydnm
Grant, Arthur Thompson, G. q. Rowland, Charles
Banks Samuel W. Johnson ana other near fr ends Of the
family will act pailbearers. Aside from the floral
decorations the arrangements Of the funeral viii be
simple, and every thing like display viii De avoided.
Aftcr leaving tie mansion the funeral oOrcgc will De
conveyed by the ID. Il. Martin directly O the wharf
Greenwood Cemetery. Some time before his death Mr..
Garner purchased "A vault In Greenwood Cemetery. aud
IA This his body and that OF Bis wife viii bc placed.
bs Thorn. tho mother Of Frost Thorn aud Mrs.
Garner not informed Of the death OF her children
until Friday afteuooA The full extent Of the calamity
gradually revealed 10 her. and she prepared for
the fully possible, but she broke down
completely under the intelligence She Is danger
Ousy H. ana physician Gnd clergyman are IN constant
attendance. Mrs Thomas Garner arrived M New
Brighton on Saturday from Newport. accompanied by
Miss Thorn. Mrs Frost TkCrn has come from PeDnsyl-
yaBid TO the Garner mansion, and Is deeply stricken by
her loss.
Saturday afternoon the Trustees OF New Brighton
In Village Hall by call OF the President OF the Board,
X. Il. Whtcmore, and adopted the following:
Hhesds great calamity has oyeilakcn this community by