, 1881-11-11
OBITUARY..

Tho iSodY OF tho Lsto Prof. sabcock
t.onhluneh to Its Inst IkcnttnG.flace.
Tho funeral services aver the retllalns OF
tho latc Prof. Hurry II. i}abcock took place
yesterday afternoon from Tho Unlom Swedcl'-
buretan TEMPLE, Van I'urcn street, between
Wabash and Michigan nye',tlcs. Tho scrv-
irrs were tho usual ones Ut the Sweden"
burglar faith. aud cottststesl ut prayers by
t,r llev. Mr.. Mercer. and the singing Of
"Sea,pr,. My .t'osl. tu Thee,"' by ttle corrrc-
gstti9, Tl'e tM"iy Sas; iNrsusstl J., very
rrc.l with ilnwers uf rare ttcslRi's. Tlle tloral
offerings wrrG numerous. and embraced cttlss-
ss, wrrltl., pillars, M lI1lir.glass. &C. fety
a!En n'n! a,idt'tns design fsnfcss,,tsa
carnations, lilies, .slnilax, etc. An opell Bible,
cu,,tu,s,ll Uf wliftc ituwers, across the tagcs
of whic!,. were tho words. ",uur iIcioye.i
reaclier," i, yIotets. was tllu xttt Of several
yUVnY lH1ts witt WcrG the pupils III the IT,
ceNse.'. rlle ,cturr', WINS il1led with the
friends utnl relatives u tho deceased, show.
lug the eStee'n ii, w1liuI. l'rof. IMbc,p:k was
T;s%s"' ;s'"sy, T. 's !'eF ,J p; 1S!t'ffFs s &
i1r' D s.. Smith,, z. Grover, I. H.,
l!ytirr, r. II. I,oat. mid X; i. IIoyey:
f"cyS. III i: 7. csilrf, ! i Gal,!s. Gc III:
tny, aiG Frnf. Ilowlail. Tho renlains We're
tuEeM to tlakw.u[s Cemetery. 80,
tAtMsptcIa! li1ectin. Ut tlle ChlrnKo III.
erary Club As!.! at l.s rot.s III tho roFtlaslu
nctnm IN tic 'lcatlt Ut l'rof: Balcock, lhe
following lil.,nHrln! WIS unanimously hNont-
I'd. ordered spieal on the rcchrtls of tho
club, published fn tEe Chicago papers, anu
iie,iry ii. I]abcOek tle!,ariei tllis life ut his
|utu rrsitleih.e, M. tIt5 Enrti Cfnrk street.
opposlt Lincoln Park. i! the CITY, ,of Cl'GaeD,
Mnntlay evening. Nov, !: lssl: liG WHY !!9r;. r.
life in the pursuit ut knowledge, tile pfnfrS.
snn ot teacliinE, MID the service Of scientific
lie ca,i,c 10 Chicago In lse7, utter a,' lsoltor:
| able career rs Il teacher IN the sclttnls IT
Stassacl,.setts and sOoIl becanM the prfnct-
| pal and tllu proprietor ut The Chicago Atntl'
gll,y, and remained Il, that posltlon I'LL tie
| tlnie OF his decease. Iie .wns Professor nf
and Sifoiy Dirreter q se Of sS :he oaiesi aarc, aid II
TINT department achieved wide and nirritet
distinction. liz wna Il lent! !l,g tnensbcr .!
the 1ll1nuls Siatc Mlert,scoptcal osn:lcty. a!lt
at ono time he',l the Presidency of ,at tody
Academy Of Natural Sciences, an,! wos Pres
idcnt Of That Institution when lie died. ,,
lla was QUE Uf the founders OF the t5iliof
Swetlunnolgian Church of tticaEo. ai,tl M w'ls
also President Of that orgautxa.lona at tlle time
of Ills denartHrc for tic eternal world. lip Wns
| also Il hlgliy-csscelnett member Of thu Chl
cugo Literary club, atld his name stands upoI
our prcsent "SrIleis4c Of Exercises" rs thu
leader appointed to conduct n conversation
oil "Our Native Flora " at the meeting to bt
held nj ult coming 9Th Ut MAy.
In nil positions l,e dill his work we'll. Il
manner l,e WIS kind a1ll uignllfed: III spirit
| nuble; IN character, pure; III collduct. lust
In scholarship, emiElUi,t, and III devotion Il
duty, ultswervlng.
Tha Chieaxo Literary Club Therefore
r!acps ntnn its records this memorial q
Henry II. l3Abcock, and testlties It's affection
| anu respect fnr him rs MI Upright man, at
honored member OF this society.
| John G, Lloyd. OF New Jersey.
| fr%t.u 4 tntf n I q 3r1,y