New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
BURIAL OF MRS. STUART.
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SERVICES AT THE HOUSE OF MIR. MARKS


The funeral of Mrs. Robert Stuart took place
yesterday morning from the residence Alfred Marks.
No CO West Thirty fOuTth-st. The services began at
hafpast ten o'clock and just before that time car
rage drove up, and Robert Stuart and his former
friend and guardian, F. d. Tappen, entered the house
few persons mostly women, stood outside viewing the
preparations The house was well filled with the irenas
Of Mrs. Stuart The family upstairs Mr. STUART
and MI Tappeu occupying room on the second moor ny
Themselves The coffin containing the remains was placed
cloth and bore plate with the following ins rino1
"Eyeliue I. Marks stuart born october ~ 10
and i'm view Of the painful circumstances few IL wtrs
ornamented the coffin. floral pillow NJ the heal' ON
mo foot and harp in the ceutrc, the only floral
ofriuss. The face presented sad appearance. me
dead woman was clothed in her wedding dress, ana on
The cft hand. which lay across her BREAST was her we'd
ding ring. Two rose-buds were placed in the hand
T. swopp, of Trinity Chapel and the Rev VIII mn +.
Morgan. Of st. Th0masS Church. The opening part OF
Tie services re read by the Rev. Mr. S0Ope In The
upper hail. and the Rev Mr. Morgan finished the ever
cises. The remains were then viewed by the many
pallor were closed and Mr.. stuart and Mr. Iappen
entered tie room. Iuey Romance WeIr o.H II
scented very sorow,ol aIpearanSe as he ae ar
asceudsd Tie stairs. Mr. StuaT. VT T4PWu' NJ;
"l rev other nemieI. oI inc l.alI a,c.ll "leu a.,
pain, 81 MIS- Ilr4rt g. }1SI ,l Ig ny NJ, fc pc
+ ..' J.Ioltlr ,ir aut #r- HarTy sIsris Tlieo-
doro A. Strange, l. G.. Brown, g. Boycc ana Cnis' T.
IS ssia that Mr.. SMART ACCOMPANIED by M Happen
viii sal. fol Europe one OF saturday, steamers.
TIE CIGAE-liAKERS AND THEIR EMPLOYERS
Mr.. Strasser. president of the Cigar-makers
Or.nzat1on SAID yesterday, that the manufacturers
accused tie organization OF assuming TO dictate 60 them
with regard 10 the management OF their respective
shops with regard 70 smo.ig3 during work hours, re
c,iyiug thcir friends and scharging incompetent work
mcn The organization deuie0 ever having assumed -uch
autl ori.y TIE only resistance the manufacturers met
with tu the enforcement Of t.er rules AROSE rom the
uu lu- and llti1u~ confined semsrivcs to ieuan
living vases Tor tAc NoreMei, ANA htiohi ulis ana
ported that Xrgicr, former workman 81 kcres a
~nets ha been arrested for uO other reason hau Walk
ink past DIS old Shop. 4 telegram Was received nom
m c.Carmakcrs Brcs'au, L. L. inform ING tnc strikers
Charles Boa.y. Tie workmcu oi Itd' c.' siNl1-sl.,
woIc directed 10 >tk for higher wages Nearly $500
wds received for the relief Of DE stfi6
Las Ming crowd OF about 900 rNy ted strikers
Gathered at o.. binding OF Kcr'> a Spies, n tNllitI-
ST. and s.coui-avc and threatened violence o those ill.,
s. they di NOT stop work When tc new aut. left tie
building ~ %. n they Vc'" la,u'd ANA pushed aa tDry
passed Ou of tlc factory, ana several OF the girls We're
cucd only by the Interference of two gruoWcu VINO
were passing 81 liu'-ast six O'Clock the crowd NUM-
b.Ied fully 1909 and blocked mp the streets 20 that he
to pass Ffiy-f,urhst, Up 10 thS time the
uolce hid moi appeared. 4 cahWan named JadJIg Was
tc ugtaGCT OF tac ttlk rs whose oiJe, seemed 10 b'
To- take possession Of d building, eject tue uon-stkiug
tools party the friends oi the hand, up
aud engaged Iu fight with tuc rioters. JL-pda was
iured. squad OF police que'is1 the disturbance il
loia WHO lives at No }22 East Ffy-fuurtu--j.,
rested luard o police stat On al the doors Of
t4c factory throughout the night.