New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01

mai o', lima AGO she began proceedings to regain
the custody Of her children Justice 'onoHuJi the
fore whom the matter came, deciacd agahsu .le
claims of the mother. The General IerIh, on an
onnea from this decision yesterday aiiirnea, ~
Jnstice Daniels, in his opinion, says thaI .ue ,hai,
dren could not be committeu 10 .np onS nhvscal
mother without danger to their moral anu pnyso'
welfare.
FIrNERAJ, OF LEWIS L. DELAFIELD.
r,olv,ry Protestant Episcopal Church, at Twenty
frst-st and Fourth-ave., was filled Yesterday ihYIn
ing with friends and acquaintance OF INC , la,g
LOWS L. De!atied, who nad ea,ne'sIT The 70 funeral
Marty entered the church at 10, and inmediateY
the service was begun. 1t was conductei oy ,m i
Rev. H. Y SaterIee rectorSt Ie fahns chanel: the
Rev George ID. Wilde, OF Crilst OH mh ~ tha
dale the Rev William Wilson, OF the ChuTch OF we
Mediator King;brdge the Key Ma.er The mnsc
w was sing by the regular choir of the church. Inc
foraI offerings were handsome lilies, cailas' roses
and violets being richly blended III nunloe, oi
moved down the aisle headed by the clergy. Afte i
them came the pall-bearers, who we're Judge Noan
Davis Judge T. Lawrence Seward. GnaGles John f. Par
sons. Elbridge r. Gerry, John Erving, william Z:
Dodge, W. n Wright. Alexander Smith DE- rran 1s
followed the coffin were the widow; her three sous
Lewis Hare and Frederick F.. and her daugnW,er'
Emily: Albert Delafeld, Frederick frlme' MT, Mrs'
Wurtz, Miss Prime, Eugene LiVihgs'o''' anu N'o"''
s' The members of the vesries of Calvary Church
and of Christ Church, Riverdale, and of the board
e Rss05 ci cfue the to
the funeral in force. Among those present were;
William NJ Eyarts John Jacob Aston, Jonn H 4eE
Lord Henry Bergh, Thomas e. AEON. Jose PM IL
Choate, s. Picrrepont Edwards, Wilson Z; nun rj
+. Fellows jenkins, George ;. ward, EG i
PINE 5iDc' Frederick Goodrich s P Nash D. O. Wothey-
snoon. Fordham Morris, William H. Appleton, <.
s. Hubbard, Robert +. Livingston; E LAVA ~;
Ludlow. Jacob W. Mack Benjamin IL. FieId, Johh
Howard Wright, Henry 5. Allen. Wilson NJ. lowell
George G.. Haven and stephen A. Walker. The re-
mains were inferred at WOOdlawn Cemetery.
PREPARING FOR DECORATION DAY.
r w. Brueninchausen, chairman Of the Memorial
Committee of the Grand Army OF the kepnohc. OF
tbls citv and Marshal James 7. HoIner nave ncen
romnent men to attend the exercises of Decoration
Day. Tomorrow evening Mr.. BIuenlnghausen ana
General Ii. A. Barnum Will go to "aSI-
ing.on and personally request Inc az
tendance of President Arthur - ana
his Cabinet, and the foreign Ministers. MI Bruen-
inghausen and Marshal Horner yesterday afternoon
mot Mr. Stranahan chairman OF The Conmteee on
Official Openng, of the Brooklyn bridge trustees,
and the latter pressed himself as favorable 20 tne
plan of allowing the procession to cross tne 1
This question MIL he dcclueu III 'hc n'o0'"s va '
Captain Ferdinand P Earle, chairman and treas
urer of the Citizens Auxiliary Committee IN
answer 10 his letters OF invitation has received the
accaptances of the following. persons 10 act
on the committee for obtaining funds Tor the 9D-
scryance OF Decoration Day: Mayor Eusoh oo,1
| II. Starin. Thomas l.. James. William Dowd, l.. NJ
Bates. F. b. Thuroer, Wllliam II: Gnlon. SaIem H.
Wales c. y. Bliss, c. l.. Tiffany, William l. strong
.Iudge John X. Brady Henry Clews, William f.;
Tcii. Henry Bcrgh, A. p Man, Cyrus, IL Loutrell,
William H. Oakley, Morris PInlps Professor r,w Joaa
Z,bris kir William Poillon Hugh n. Camp, }: Alex
ander Strkcr john W. Dawes. the Rev. Dr'. Robert
| SMacArthur Edward A. Reed. Charles ;; Robinson
and Thomas Gallaudet and the Rev. +. Gilbert.
! The committee will iSsu, its circular to the puohc
| IN the latter part OF this week.