New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15

the couple had been seated Mr.. Valentine was the
OF a sister Of Trenor W. PARK whose family name
he bore. He was educated at the Troy POLYTECHNIC
School and on his coming Of age wear ago had been
admitted as "a partner in his fathers business. inc
firm, under the name OF Valentine son was un
gagged In the manufacture OF wOolen gOous alu u,l
derwear at Remington. The young man Was mn
red ON Thursday afternoon and the married COUPE p
took the train Tor Albany where they Walten u IcM
hours for the elder Mr.. Valentine, VINO aTrNe ,
the train for New.York and had been chatting
galy until tue accident took place. They had IN,
tended 20 come to NcwYork for short tiile LIZ
TO last for about month. The young man was &c
scribed by one who knew him ~ very lalthli, a.,
gc9c aud canabe The father took much pride IN
Bis son. and nrusted him with many very i'puI =
business matters Another son ana two S"TThhe
daughters constitute the family that is let ice
the bodies were laEeu Yesterday 49,
WAGNER, senator WEBSTER The body OF senator h az
ner was found early yesterday morning cTusheu uu
tween the cars Empire and Idewld. the TWO H"r
cars OF The tram. The remains we're charreo nho u
figured beyond recognition On removing Iue 'o.L II
Ing stfl attached To the body, p m tIo
found with the name "W. wagner on inc
cover Another memorandum DOOR was 'oumu u.s.
sns showing NJ. Wagner's majority over his oppo-
nen IN toe last election The GOA Watch anu c',t,
OF the dead nan were also recovered III Eot s,
OF pres rvatun, the watch oeine stopped NJ az pun
Mr.. WaCner's son. Norman Wagner and NJ Stels3h,
s0nln law Of the dead senator,werc AT hlnGspip-e
good parl o. the night They returned to the place
of the accident cary in the morning after passing .
sccPc>s night, one 81 them having walked the SIT u
fer two uOuIs. expecting t. find nothing 10 identuy
the body they sought unless Il were the keys he
carried. They at once tooA charge OF
the personal effects mentioned, and had the body
put in metallic coffin The coffin was then bIoHght
10 the cts In one OF the dead mans own drawing
room cars arriving al the Grand Ceutral Depot ut
S:1J IN. An und"rt ker took char o' me re-
mains. which were conveyed TO Mr. Wagner's honse
iha have seen Nr Wasner just ct the time
when he met his death 1t is believed that
lie was killed between the two rear drawing-room
cars whom thcywere driven together 10y the force Of
the collision Friends think that he was killed at
f..cH nod ~ tT.Tn
death NY burning. just before the accident senator
Wa ner had been talking with Commissioners Nichols
and ot.ers n one o. the drawingro0 cars. lie
meet his fate between the two. TINS was the
last seen OF HIM alive though ComnlsSloher NlGhos'
who uad escaped OUTSIDE Ihou-ht ne me1Iu lni
Wagner Try For Gods sake. help me-" lie ana
back by tne names. senator tiizserHu RECOGNIZES =,
Senator Wagncr's hand and arm prOruding ont oi
the ruins. some time after the accdeni tHe member
OF the Legislature got together ana iohnd tnat ~
were safe except Senator Wagner Senator wagner
left his home. No. II East Forty-fCurth-st,, last
Tuesday morning, taking the 1880 tTaln 10 AlDany.
He atten led a funeral at Palatne Bridge whore
his country home is. Wednesday, and went from
there to Albany, on THURSDAY, on the train OF the
same designation as that which he killed. On
that day he told his VINO was In Albany that II
the Legislature would adjourn he would r.. urn home
with aim. He spoke very checrfully with secretary
OF State Carr day before YESTERDAY w
pleasant winter IN Albany. and re-
fcrred 10 contract 100 Of his DRAWN groom ears,
wnich he expected 10 have running On western
railroad by Nay /. Before leaving his Ntw-IOrk
home TUESDAY morning. senator Wagner spoke OF
some pictures Mr.. Vanderbilt had given hun, ana
expressed a wish to bave some OF Them
reframed, but he remarked that it would DO
well to wait until he returned. At Mr..
Magner's house yesterday there were most touching
scenes OF horror. All day long ana throughout Inc
evening syuuaihizing m nd7 were COMING and 20
Ing many OF NhOm would scarcely Dene'o the h'ead
FIJI news npti told hy members ~ the family. Among
those who rt!,cj were Judge Robertson, VINO sal iF
eleven years with Senator WaGueT IN the legislature,
Chauncev NJ Dplew Mr. roucey and ". II. Wander
bit. The latter was deeply affected ana spoke
OF Mr. Wagner 90 being ike brother to him.
Frs. Wagner not ia good heath before tAe hccl-
dent, ana was rot pre- paIeI Tor sue shuch; 4!gl
dau.htcts, IS 40 arc married AMI HVlnS III the city,
were al the house during me day. IL was 9eualoT
N3,ncr's when in the Clty 10 VISIT al 81 iic7c
daughters and his grandchildren every sunday. lt-
egrIs and letters OF cchdolcnce we're brought 10 lhe
mouse N great numbers The expressions OF a! hPdthE
coming from all over the country. one
Telegram irUH ana "ha1c,olP'si'e t''' me ~ o6c'
read FVcrycu" il mourning, the HdS7 are NJ AaIl-
mast; accept ile sympathy 81 ihe coIhi"uhiy. Fu-
ncra! services VIII he reid at the housc ht p IN
Monday, and special train vii leave HE Grand
Central Depot at $50 q. IN. Tuesday Tor faia,ine
Bridge, where further funeral services VII
be held al p. Ia. 0u that day The
train win return 10 this city the same day
expectca the pastor Of tue Latnoru church at Paa-
tinr Bridge, wucA senator Wagner attended. VIII
take charge Of Tue funeral services at tAe after
when in the ctg, frequently attended tbc Protestant
Episcopal CuuIch ot me Hoy Trinity. Inc remains
Nil be- .Utcrrcu ia soAa.or Wd-Hsrs plot ia tAs ra.a
tine Cemetery, which coIumInIs a view o; the No.
hawk River Tor many miles. Mr.. Wagner had re-
Gently erected a handsome mpndmtnt la ms pot.
--- one of the bodies ls,til uIrrcugnjzrj. Il was
taken from The wreck among ne last and is burned
h.vond recognition Of tie features. one arm is en-
tirGl gone ann tuc otuet partly so. There Is only
black krr 10 represent iuc upper part of the body
Il was tnJug.tat s To be that Of George g. JHuulas,
of PniaJ- pins, The confidential clerk of o. B.
Eo.lr- g.ro VA, slupo-rd 10 have accompanied Mr.
K,-4cy from Troy. II subsyqpcntly appeared that
Mr. Thomas went TO Saratoga instead of starting iur
this civ aud DEE came 10 New York last night 10 iud
the remains ut Mr. krcicy and was not htle ~IT-
prIscu 50 ind buuy una, Wds supposed to Do MS
own. Many persons examined ttcsc remains n tie
evening J. tury We're those OF friends; mt upto
80 D. tlerc had been no positive ldcutlurailon
II Was ,lJuu-ru al different Uur- that tIe body
migut bee that oi "a Mr.. Armstrong, Thomas Dole, OF
Of a M. hrhaTd>. 81 BIOu6i'h Friends 81 Mr..
Richard, anew tuat hc had started on the wrecked
train IRON Troy aHd was I,ImE 10 POughkt epHle.
Being lie 10 get any udlals OF nm. they Thought
lie must nave remained on t.v train. MI I'cA-
ards they said, mad remarkably 81. nder
waist and very regular, white. teeth. Inc remains
were iuIud 10 cores, uuu 10 TINS description.
TlrOuEhout the until late al nigh tHc side
walk before tuc urucTiaE~rh suor, in Elghth-aYc.,
Was blocked Jy eager crowds II morbid sight setl-,
iu,tlul each other o. get a look.