New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

yellow rose buds white carnation plnks, anu sta.a
flowers After the services two otner tri9utes
we're brought in aud placed on either sius no; oi
this large piece. One was from Mrs. Dl5.
whose card bore the words, Ny tenderest soIaom
il was large sickle lying in a shallow pasAee.
English volets deep purple pansies ana IVY Irasos
were combined in itand bow or vice 1raoA go
bound tae handle. The other vas an ou'ILAs - ,gg
Mrs A. E. Max well, and ds ,layed crown Vi w
and autumn leaves. grasses, wheat and ferns aoo'oa
bed OF japonica leaves frlnged with ferns. oon.
he Rev. DIR. Paxton, pastor Oh Inc Gnq hvmp be-
ginning Abide With Me; Fast fas the rN gu. aa,d
werr sung by the CHOIR, after which DE- Paxton ses1
seecnon of Bible verses teaching dn and hoy con-
fdence and showing that the ScrlptneeS re oP,n
abundant consolation and present d nope "a
rectlon
ADDRESS OF DR. HALL
The Rev. DR.. John Hall then maze 'n'
address He spoke as follows: g..
Eighty nye years OF busy lite closed up on earn earl pen
ever: Fighty-nve years Of constant conCS deathi A
inns RE fbrough which a vigorous and aeuTe, he
tuucncd great crowd OF other minis s.d oft of our
',rnoss an Mans Of multi,udes, passeu va, I'm n
& ard ali is most pronou iced ACME Tn nnost
into memories Of our Emf. itiont some serious
ness and Ihe more tBOugnGfni we are l no bs inneral
snges,ops from without We rcca ueI "a tIrongnout
rycs vim rraltudt the goodness o. bVa 49, COL
fbs lie I'm polouging IL. in employing az W ND long
social and pablo ends In giving trahqu ,a Sav 1
% LIZ III waning after ling and eGeiting uay ~
labor and liDger on the lacs ' a., 1nne from its
ueSr I~'' companion. 10 arrest the S"p%,
HES win the confidence ana G zee sas and
judgments Of others-snd these not the Wee and
pis6e the men IF ahars .he nd tbose here
-, rgr, Cur a ian truth IL a present aud contrOnlhs
noN,r will rejoice that Ia that less pussy e'enlns 80
Granted hn ms mind turned with ayOWed meeresa w
ss tSHgs of life beyond To myself many assurances
were given years ago, and when there was no uy
weakness OF deep concern OF SIN resnzen Inu VI 20
mercy in Cnrist looked 10 the only nope 40 OC'eIs
ue mas ssade verbal confessions OF these
that We KNOW tnat absorbing and fascinating aS
world did not TIL the end snut out Thoughts anu e"sH
inquiries and solemn survey o, IHo ,va ars
"a" the idses Of mems nears It God judseth We
can ONLY as we bound 10 do, tell men te ,ruen o.
ovi Civ as the Of the Cod OF love 10 Ie II
meeky, Tor now poor aud aywaId ca Ill t line
worthy representatives o. 1t are We anu 70 te ,hto
upon line with patient persteney, I9r no" a' nm fs
there are life To Dhnd tire eyes anu 70 h1 out tne
nsaTt, I" 9D'iA'' We ,...,-,.,os
46 ,ovv dear friends mourners over DISTINGUISHED
f.11oS-e,,izea IL only remains for me 70 reveal
The truths which have 80 been reAG' .rti am
which explain it as you Will cooper a..en t
IN themselves all over Chrstendon. whes we irs ltce
to lace with DEATH BY man came ueatn pe I'D
and a terror. man came ire as aVo,pvon ,s tSoHs
and enjoyment in HIS presence one inams tt
olence mans Obedience Let nS i, lie is stysn
we kno and accr pit tue terms IN s Ia L.art vim
t ma do n Irly assuredly with brain ana heah Will
reason aud courage Laws Of ns rs To re5e
with inpuny. Real grace 700, LAS ies 80, -, ,eheI
~ had ennel Is worse srnl gneE the hahu OF IeoeI
lion ia npoent disregari the urgency O. nercy an 10
trstnple gu the en7r oi pelc 80. tS,d Insay: II
NOT free agents are iD TINS cons III .
called ana ycu REUSED e''e''"~ ~ '
10" u' IT, ~ nv who are strong and energetic apt to
tuuue
dGence of tie mes KIND Try 20 9ase divis youe
mr. lie and regulated converse VIII ulFine' Ii
Septs nv doing tie,a vita conscious thought OF wat
God would nave you do. lou b,,r o,no' s"J
be temp R asan.. T bat Oh be alliance
40 IN the tr,fb OF thin.s you bear the name aud ven
crate lie character Of CHRIST III lie ]. 10 ~ ven.
ne IA 10 be believed when he says am Inc WY SuS
nj, l,0 pr lie; no cOmrth unto NE f3ther out
nv me" Coms 10y hin. Lille u very "Saiy anu 800.
10 many OF you Even when you are ehV.ei iol "pPa
eDt sncce.s you Knuw often You nave Do4f'1c.es
anu are sick yourselves 90 II mus e'et uo 49, 81
and the stronger tney are the keeher tue't sei5 &
life abnye st lie held view 70 correct Tue erIoIS ai
balance the defecs Of TINS 1eV IHM va, o',ort ~
the Great Pnysiclan Lose 10 'liAe noo1' IT,
Lie is not yours. men OF 9ls sls So 80 ~ ~
is loan, ana a loan uOon cal 1od wiz soon nav ~ ~
give account. Be IN the ngnt reiSlou ~ inner -
lever IN His WOri--tue relation Oh ois.' t,5 90
rec aimed cuiid Tnen Will follow tne ieelii,s "AS
II will bring the rght acnoh' INC I -, a., and 10
heavenly sirlual he may seem sinai tlhg auu nc
elects may , no. oe bt we nave Bat tells
wAOle being and briags us INT CONN lnioh "4'N NNU'
winch eleyaies all cart ~ fellowship
When one holds communion with the ssles
mas ed hs aTa here s nae g ,s .esr sns.
l even as an snSi Is ' me slelS VIDE
AMI tells rs whence ms treasure ssnpphed'
The Rev K K Boota made the closing prayer aud
the Rey Mr. Kempshall pronounced ths DenedlctiOn'
The family of the dead nan then retired and the
,.ogre,rariou were gwen last opportunity to see
the features OF harlow Weed
LINER III the day the body Of Slr. Weed was taken
IN tn. Steamer Drew. in chargt OF Mir. Green The
.attiyes with frederick w. Seward went to
h.,,,, last night on the same boat. Miss Harriet
1VaJ tt naed the services the house but did not
On to IN, church Sac went 10 Albany ana VIII toi-
Inv the body her father 20 us iiSt resting place
IN Rural Cemetery. Mr. aud Mrs william barnes
-, r,.,,.Iv- the other relatives al their house IN
Albany Mr. Seward saIu tnat he should return to
tb,s ritv Immediately after the burial Miss Harriet
Wssd Slr, Alden ana her daughter ana lbnrl0w
Weed Barnes and his VIE WI return 70 MS cry
an Monday Mir Barnes said that lac expcc ed to
r,aGn mere for a month more to assist III settling
- are of the late Mr eel. Ihe VIII is 10 be
1orJ 1nr probate soon after Miss W ced returhs 10
MS civ IL IL understood thar she will take charge
If her ate fathers personal euecJs, ehDIacius us
coll cion of AUTOGRAPH letters, his quaint pictures
oDd "a man re les of his lOug and busy lie. Ihe
vaIu be autobiography. of MI Weed has been care
ell, revised by Frederick ". Seward ana VIII prob
anIv he uiyen 10 the publishers at an early date
Mis-, ,Trlet Weed Is to supcIlntend the publication
of her tatIeTs wOrk.
THOUGHTS SUGGESTED TO MR.. BEECHER.
The death of Mr.. Weed, Henry Ward
ReeeAer said last night in his prayer-meeung. had
started train of Thought hts mind whole genera
tion had passed away since hS went to Brooklyn and
e,cent DR. sforrs he WAS the oldest IN point of
vice of any pastor In that city, aud not one
remained IN that city who was there ls47. OF all the
nm in mn olic life then more active. aud
nnIv a few old nen nAe Mr. Weed yet fingered. IL was
rarely that any one cOuid not DO st'alet l . Onl5
frur ar nye reay great had nved-nen VINO turned
the thouRut OF the world Dr. Draper was gone III the
primo life but Science wouie not stanu sun sun,
droD "A tear MIR. BE echer added that when ne uled IL
MID he Iike blowing "A candle In the midst or the
The world would not mino H rev lehrs
would How in some quarters and IN others there wOud
be Iauguug He disposed 10 stop WOrklng' out
n uaralysis should prevent his preaching an
other sermon he would the turn OF Lila hand