New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
The clsrgymen who attended the funeral in

Phip sohaf Howard Crosby,
John Hail. William NJ. Taylor,
William Ormiston, Charles II. Psrkhurst,
J. Z. Newman, /. +. EllDwood;
II. c. Haydn Gustav Gotthen,
L. D. G. Prime Z: F. Hatfield
DR. Spauding W. u /; snedu
f II Mariing. d. H. Miller.
W. W. Newell, ". L. Sabine,
D. c. Eddy President Cattell OF Lafay-
ID. c. BabcOok cite College,
Dr.: Todd, Of rarrytown, J:P wilson,
]. F stearns Mr.. Fewsmith.
DR.. Parnly. Of Jersey City. Arthur Brooks.
W. W. Atterbary, A. e. Lawson,
W. C. Steel, Francis Brown.
From Scranton Penn, there were
Charles Scranton, c. f. Mates.
J. C. Plat, John Bushnell,
". r Halstead, 5. T. Scranton,
T. NJ. Campbell Curtss Plat,
S v. K si Sd5s T. Z " ". Mckee Mckee.
General Yale. OF Norwich Conn.,, was present.
There were sevrnty-hye students from the Union
Theological Seminary. besides its Faculty.
The seats in the right middle aisle had been re-
served tor the mourners. The pall-bearers occupied
the corresponding front seats in the left middle s
THEOLOGICAL seminary and other Organiza-
pastor T'ie the Rev Dr. Marvin R. Vincent the Rev
DR.. Mark Hopkins ex-presdent OF Williams
College the Rev. DR.. Roswell ID. Hitchcock, pTesl'
dent OF the Union theological Seminary; the Rev.
Dir. s. Irenaus Prime, editor OF The AeDc- York Oh
serrer the Rev. DR.. g. l. Prentlss, the former pas
of the church. the Rev. DR.. Theodore l.. CuyIer,
of Brooklyn, and the Rev. Washington Choa e,
of IryingtOn each wearing q sash OF white drap>d
with large black bow
ADDRESS OF THE REV. DIR. HITCHCOCK.
The services at the church were begun with an in
vocation by the Rev. Mr. Choate. The hymn, 81 Ser
want of God Well Done" wasthen read By Dr.. Vim
cent and sung by quartet choir. Several passages
Of Scripture, including the verses for February Q.
printed in little book that Mr. Dodge read every
morning-whIch were singularly appropriate for the
closing Of his active Christian lfe-were next read
by Dr. Prime, and then. without sny Introduction,
DIT Hitchcock rose and read the following address
Another sudden death!" I hear someone say. But
this Il not death. Twice Lord pronounced II only
sleep: once IN Capernaum a. he ped the jewish elder
weeping his only daughter and. again on his way
sleep saws Homer OF Trojan slain by the hand Of
Agamcmnon. The metaphor was then ALREADY curfeh..
But Lord gave II new signneance' ana stralsls
way the place OF burial became Only sleeping cA4niOeI
Cemetery " q Christian word ,,,. -
Not only T. this death neither was u sudden NOt
can death painful sense be sudden to any though
ful Christian that has passed the milestone OF MS
thrce,core years Paul by dying daily 1Aa 20 lse y 4
his maryrioin that surprise was az last lmp0ssD.c
The CLEAN Of the Roman sword az tne Os,ah aSS Si
like the smile OF an OLD anu amitr !Isn- - VI ~
whose Is our lips 10 day. quite fecehtIy' as u
trn tbt have pased ayv " he s4id n 1t boastingly.
but a. one no weighs his words: well am Ieaay.
Ye be a5 ready so2gs '' bs wa Is GOOD % man and
ful of the Holy spirit and u faith FOR tnTee Gays no
he
youid give ali my books aud the studies Of my NE. II
could only know just 10" bat lie las learned u 'H'e
T6.t obcr world. Its farther boundary Is beyond the
starr. Bat no can .el u- where u beSllst VINO eau
' ~ w., med v the radiant and rejoicing ho,ti The
eve Of Esla'- servant needed OILY 70 ue opened anu,
fire round about Elisha" Two worlds there ray be- but
the universe il And God j. IN H. And the CHIs'
Prom earth 10 heaven. from star 20 star, aud De
yond all stars Lord Is and the service one; one
Lord. one faith one baptism ,, 49,, .,..
hapuv he.rulng fnu 81 bcurdlctiOn and OF promise
Our departed friend. who carried himself a.Ways 20
yr.ciously ~ gentle blood refined ana tempered
thT1r-" be biooI was ENGLISH unuxed Puritan Eng
u.h Ne- England English. The original American an
cc-tor OF the family was William Dod-5, OF p,
In England. who came over 20 '9!en ~ 70 a. u.,1
lam Ian. ~ $500 bavI Low Dofge Who had bee
a succrss,ul merchant in Hartford Conn where VIII
aui ia'., Va - a., he'd The firm OF Hgginson
year 70 NeN- OF a. l,I - a., 49,. 30, Xcrt Raifi-
t i"it,r. Of those day. The firm large ship
owners and lost heavily ~ the embargo the aeuon OF
Napolcau and The Of l-l2 WlthdIa"inS rom me
arm Mt David Low Dodge retired for time TO Nor
LII conn where he built 81 the first cotton mills
A. NrvFnelend In isis be returned to New York es-
sabli-hed tue new firm OF Ludlow Dodge aud " iST'
4ani retired from business. devOting the rest OF lis lie
10 literary and religious work pupishing sNerH4 'elu
see tSSFs SP s' q e day. lie x5 elder Tie
old Wall street church and WIN Mr E,oefI p Ig1U1,
father Of the late James IenoX formed me Buldln-
| committee OF the new edihce IL Nalst; lie was also
! .,nu.,taI with the Brick ChuFcp. anu on MS r.
| commentator. the Rev Hafulner spring sNe W
n,og man. was called 10 De It's nrst pastor his vic
me mother Of William Earle was the daughter OF Tue
- Aaron Cleveland a learned minister, and the an
! c.-for 81 many distinguished ana irhuiH- ll,u' Cu
frend vas always grateful for liz erndite ana sanity
| ,,,,'t,re and always hou0rcd Il by word and deed
p"ITi1r 10 NeNYork with his father IN SIS, VIII
~ ~ Let no for himself and. IN 1883. becam
bentinrl with the frm which Is nov historic OF Phelps
70, - closely interviewer with the iife OF thi- grea
J metropolis which be- always loved ana nohottd' hh'
, ~ IN The veil that hides the sacred sweetnc-
and beauty Of h, cultured and charming home. An'
loSS nave time 10 speak % him patriot and states
man recalling those days OF bitter anu nlo.I eN con
voice rang ou' i',"5 ~ The XXXIX.h National Con
-. carrieI his Christian character Win MN 20 VI s>i
in,ton and brought 10 back unhnihed ana uh,Ioude
For business man as T,as W. .s of 'i IttTc.
he occiried a large and prominent place III Tie oest III
OF the city the nation ana inC aIo will no that ~ tI
,hii,nttropi-t / think / have never Known u man o
,vbo worked along so many lines, anil di,
wider cnHti{, r,iJeI and un seen No form Of human
tt az weakness TO possibility OF benefit 81 others
rT og body seemed alien 10 hin He served IL Ia
80 49, ord vas never weary IN well doing. Beneiac
iion, 80 diversified, lavish 80 nces AM ana ", 80 81
,cionsly bestowed. this city has seldom ever VII
,rs.cd For one Institution, an lnslltt non OF sacre'
corune stand hero TO speak to-day, ana, III is name
noak in the name other institutions ana Interests
lIut when our voices an are ulsl,I ~ -, IL
| have been told. God only knows h." much THIS Soo'
| man has done. T., -, ...,s. Il, No, a 80 q,
une word more see In his unsensh NE sugsest"
| &, sociology which challenges our most eaInes
thought With high and ever advancing eIi.lLation
enDaIi:v OF outward condition becomes more ana NOR
| ,,1o.-;bie But marked inequality OF outward condl
mn a. tbe angry complaint. and greatest peril, OF on
time our civilization Is impotent 10 save ltseu On;
| @ Gsh!sfewardship such as We commemorate to-day
God he thanked for another clean earned fortune pu
49,, HIGHEST use: for another eventful ANA gracious W
TIC rrmnded ont Well done, good and faithful ser
sn thou hast already entered into the JOY OF thy LORD
ar. aravcs edge we To thee. Good night! IhrOus
| me ~ va Veil we shout TO thee, Good morning!
WHAT PRESIDENT HOPKINS SAID.
| Whom DIR Hitchcock had taken.hs seat the veneer
able DE- Hopkins for many years the president o
| tbe American Board of Commissioners for Foreigr
| Missions. spoke briefly as follows;
mt-,o,y Va not that there Is a prince AMI great MAJ