New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
FUNERAL OF DIR. WAsHBURN.
,.,p,r srpyIcys IN CALVARY CUURCH-MEEfIS'


OF CLERGYMEN.
nv Woshbnrp's funeral took place yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in Calvary Chur3h. INC peMs ~, ~
the centre aisle we're reserved LOT ms aua t ~ th
mediate friends of the rector and the rest OF tue
church was crowded with his parlshloners and OUT
ers The chancel wac unornamented, save sinpeo
vase of white howers--rOses, azaieas ana niies,1i
the-yalley-which stood in niche at the side. ne
late ARRIVAL of several Of the cergymeh deiayen tno
osenng of the service until baif-past ~ ococh
when at the tolling of the bell the organs' began
low and solemn strain. The Rev. DR.. Hall accompa
MED by Bishop Potter, walked slowly from the
vestry down the aisle, meeting the procession rbo
the door and conducted 1t back to the cnancel. ne
coffin, which was placed at the head OF the a,s,o
was OF solid oak. covered with fine whlte military
cloth and the bars Of tue sold silver na ,vo psIm,
So.eto" r.stod u,,on fine coffin, and
ths 1ss''o plate "''" bore the ns;Epon
r E@TaTS J. SSin" he cham eSa"ce ocsapd BY
i)r. Hall and Bishop Pottersnd Dr. Washburn's two
assistants the Rev. Mr. Walker and ahO t n0c ccn n'
Tsge Ies J Rev Pr f{hHos g" pf5@Fs q St
M,chaers Church; the Rey. pr u s'of Grace %,
Church. h Baltimore the Rev Or. Phillips brooks, Of
Trinity Church. Boston; the tey; Dr r. D. ii' thc
Anthon Memorial Church the Rev. J; W. Rsnorjt.
of Keenc. \. H.; the Rev. DR.. Poor. OF St. MarH
Church, Phadelpha aud the Rev. Dr. o. Z. ~
bearers followed the veolry, and the remainder OF
tie central portion of the church was filed by clergy
men and others specially lnVltel among NV Pt,,.
incnt persons present. the Rev. Dr. Morgan DIX
swope q TRINITY Chapel G the Rev Of Dr. the he
R.desmet: the Rev. DR.. w. F. Morgan,
Of ~. Thomas's Church: the Rev. DIR. r. ). How
land Of the Church of Heavenly Rest the Rev Dr'
William j. Seabury Of the Church OF the Annnncli-
ton the Rev. DR.. A. B. Beach, OF 81: feteI
Church; the Rev. Dr. Tp1tle OF Of s. s. i"hS
Church the Rev. DR.. A. 4. Carter. "i Hiaco
Chanel: the Rev Dr. A. r. Irving. the Rev. liein9n
| Over the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby, the keV Or.
iIarwood The Rev. Dr Hastings the Fey e. ]; 1ih-
stead also John II. Watson, Samuel H. fnrScs W. H.
| Vanderbilt John l. Aston L. {; DelGno James NJ NJ
Morgan John 5. Kennedy, William 4; Da99In'
Robert s. Kennedy Henry Bergh and Samuel d.
BahcOck. ,, 49,
Dr.Ha read the burial service of The church and
the choir Of the church, composed oi Il
qrartet aud chorus, chantrd the snp"'n,"dd
after the Ienedctoa by Bishop Potter The
3hstn hymu during the singing OF when the pro
cesslun n2sscd slowly Out 81 the CooI. ne comm
WAS conveyed 10y a special tram TO N"0nls"i
Cemetery, accompanied 10y the Rev. l)ts; Iln49y
ana Peters the Rev. Mr.. Walker and the Key MI;
Payne The body. which is Temporarily Deposited
IN the receiving vault, will mailN ho inferred t'thcI
in N0odlawn or in Greenwood Cemetery, ana not
taken to Boston, as was al first proposed
Other r,einrI of tile clergy we're prFvch''u from
going to the .utal- ground, ty meeting called ny
Bishop Potter which was held immediately ;'it%f
tie service Iii the vestry rOoh OF the Chur'n'
K,shop Potter and Phillips BroO spoke on the sl-
icrt of Dr. Waghhurll's life aud services and Irs.
Rylauce. II. G.. Potter. Mulcaley aud refers were
anDcinted a committee to draw up resolutions rX-
nressivr of tie feelings of the clergy WIN reference
10 Dr.. Washburns death.