New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
MR. BROUGHAM BURIED.

4 SIMPLE FUNERAL SERVICE AT THE LITTLE CHURCH
AROUND THE CORNER.
The funeral of John BrOugham, the actor, was
held at a. M, YESTERDAY, at the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION, in East Twcnty-mnth-st., near
rfth-.nc. There was n largo attendance, the
clmrrh being crowded, while many persons who
wcr, unable to obtain admittanco remained stand
ing ontsilo of the doorways during the service.
Delegations from the LOtoS Club, the Dramatic
Fund. AMI the Theta Delta Chi fraternity were
ncrscut. but none of them accompanied the remains
in Il body. OF the members of the Lotos Club III
attendance were Thomas W. Knox, G. P. IIitman,
William Appleton ir., Colonel r. Lathcrs, Daniel
Bjxby. Il. Il. Palmer II. n. Alden, George Colby.
p. Il. Mollc,on f. BrOdhurst II. A. Mariotte, \.
Kliug. George story, VI. L. Marks, James Beard,
Chandos Fulton Dr. A. f.. Macdonald: Charles =.
shaw j. A. Pickaul, Dennis Donahue, Justice +. G.
Gcdury. W. Il. Floyd. Judge II. w. Allen, nr.
others present were Lester Wallack, James Shpp,
T.. T. Rmggod, J. VI. McVickcr; of Chicago:
Clarrs Pope. of St. Louis; Joseph Murphy: OF
James ljunn, +. :. Chanirau,. Mr. and Mrs. W.J.
Florence Madam Ponisi, Franklin. MorIannt,
M T. 2rsSn Sfyrs St'? tcorss RSF.e F. Bro%nS aSSG
Alfred joel. Emily Dclmar, Colonel ]. A. Brown,
Charles Whcatclgh, Benjamin Baker, George
Edgar Hart Jackson. Herr Kline. Thomas Chap
man. I. Daycau, L. Z. Kiddr Dr. Gillette, THONGS
i;noJwln. Henry Pearson, Thomas +. Morris, j. {.
MrCioskcy. 4. NJ. Palmer, f.: H.. tiougc; Edward
Lamb. C. II. Nichols3 Henry Watkins, Clifton W.
Taylclrc Franklin Aiken, rX;Judge q. ; Bedford
j T. Phillips Louisa Ehlrlgc, Mrs. Chanfrlu,
Mrs Bouccault. John l.. VINCENT steele Mlckaye,
William Dayidgc. ST., Maze Edwards Annie Nald
Tjiinny. W. :. Quiglcy, and Arthur Gilman.
The services were conducted by the Rev: Dr; u.
IT, ilought0n, assisted by the Rev. Alexander Me-
MILAN both of whom met the remains at the street
and accompanied them into the church. There
were Cight rail- bearers rs follows: Judge John IL.
Brady :. l.. y. Barlow Edwin Booth. r: t..
hangs william Winter, DR.. Charles Phelps. Noah
I{ro0ks. and John W. Carroll The services ut the
church were short and simple, in accordaiice with
Mr. Brougham's last wishes At the head of the
coffin rested a shield formed of flowers, in the
renr, of which WAS cluster Of violcts arranged IN
th" form of n otos lDwcr. This was sent by the
LOtos Club. A few white flowers given by Will
Linn Winter were in the hand of the dead actor.
and were buried with him. Upon the coffin was
The Inscription: john BrOugham, died June Z,
1880 AGED 40 years and month" The CONN was
not opened either at the church or cemetery. Tho
remains were only scen by the few friends VINO.
with tho bearers, were aJ Mr. BrOnghanrs lato
home No 60 East Ninth-st.. before the funeral.
Tho burial took place in Mr.. Brougham's lot IN
Greenwood Cemetery No services were held at tno
crave and the attendance there was not large. ,Or
the bearers, Mr.. Booth. Mr. Winter, Mr.. Bangs, Mr.
Carroll, and Mr. Brooks were present, with MI.
Shinn. Mrs Barney Williams Mrs., ".
WLratlcv, Mrs. Il. +. Morris, ana Others. w. K;
Flovd Who was to have acted as one or the pail
bearers. was prevented from being present ON ac-
count Of illness,