New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-18
THE FUNERAL OF JESSE HOYT.

The funeral of the late Jesse lIOyt took place al
the broadway Tabernacle, Thrty-fourth-st. ana
Rtoanwav Yesterday morning. delegation OF
members IRON the Produce Exchange hIed the
pews along the centre aises. There were no pail
hearers The Rev. DR.. Alexander H. Clapp, o! thS
american Missionary society, preached the funeral
sermon Alter the services the remains were taken
by special train, at 1870 a. H., to Woodlawh Gem
eiary accompanied by only the Immediate relatives
of the deceased. The family OF Mr. Hoyt was rep
resented by Samuel n HOyt, Alfred \. hoyt Miss
Mar, Hoyt and MIR and Mrs. Reuben Hoyt. A num-
her of the employees of the Kendall Bank Note Com
pany the Merchants Exchange Bank ana the COM
inercial Insurance Company were present Among
the other persons present were the following W.
" Crane of New-Bedford, Mass; W. l.. Nebber,
Charles h. Graham. DR.. Ii. I. Potter, DAVID I'd
wards. East saginaw, Mich; Captain ;. IS hIroy'
L. F. Holman :. Hastings Grant, water r. brusn'
Leonard Hazletine Joseph llazetne, I. H. Maushali,
Robert PANE. X. Is. Livermore, j. LIE Due ". II;
Lowden, Thomas Atkinson, =; I. Hogeboom Dahlei
Barnes and :. X. CrowelL The following persons
represented the Produce Exchange David BOWS,
Charles Spear Joshua LathTOp, ]. T.. Ihurber, John
&. Dale, ". h. Gulon, Edgar hyatt, George W.
smith. Alexander Num-, :. ]. Valentine =. u.
Nan Wagenen, +. f. Porter, 7. c. Tent, I. Worth,
G. V. Hecker, X. S Holt, Ii. o. Armour, David
Bingham, ;. A. Sawyer, }. NJ. Requa, Z. s. Temp
tins' X H. Laimbeer, Isaac T. Frost, L. X. Liver
more A. +. Roberts, A. ii. philips, j. NJ flske, y.
W Coleman. Frederick Sherwood, Shas DAVIS
Reed b. ". Floyd. L. }. n. Stark, A. >. Jewell,
Franklin Edison, Forest II. Parker ana Edward
Hncken.
TIE WILL OF SAMUEL HAWK FILED.
The will of the late Samuel Hawk, of the Wind
sor Hotel, was filed yesterday MI Hawk be-
oueathes TO his executors 81 ,OO0 to apply the in
cone III maintaining III good order his mon
ument and plot of land in Woodawn Gene
iery lie gives TO his adopted daughter, Annette
Isiep AMI ms adopted son such of his books.
paintings and household furniture as they may Sc
let ilis adopted sons mother receives bequest
of 50 600 A number of small requests arc then
made 10 friends relatives and servants among
them is a bcQuest OF 5000 10 the Rev Charles L.
Tilianv the rector OF ZION Church. Five thousand
dollars are gwen to the Protestant Episcopal Zion
Church the income TO he used for the benefit of the
benevolent fund. Ia case Mr.. Hawk should not be
a member OF this church at the time of his death
fhi. beuucst to 10 to the church OF which he
should die "a member. Further requests of $4,000
each are made To the adopted and daughter of
the estator. The residue OF the estate Is devised to
the executors of the Will IN trust TO pay the income
10 the adopted sou and daughter, and $4,000 to
each five years after the testatOr's death, and
further sum OF $4,000 10 each ten years later
Upon the q, ath OF either son daughter without
leaving issue WILL his or her share Is TO go to
the survivor 1 he executors of the Will are Jacob
Campbell Roswell 4. Flower, William ). Hawk
and Jay o. Moss. The Will Is dated June ., 1852.