The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-01-07

ana the representatives OF the cities ana oe-
sS.te % along The s entire roqss
Two ocsr. snd
gates from tho gymnastic societies were pres
:n AL m r. s Which na ss
Snara HSnos 70 It,
funeral Srse. OfrH estmatsd that hate there we're
pshSS rse % Free %.on n
Rlote Uniform. the edyoeates. and stndents Of
Paris, An English delegation from Boulosne
z. head a. sss %S had
large number OF atoms we're stiil waiting
pisces in Ike cortess Many musical Societies
m m.ey IpsSsd IN SssoTs .ae
ampled. From. the PLACE des Invelides. the
able I aspect Above the swsyins mass Of the
crowds which covered 1t were banners; wreaths
naa fs 6. Il oSsTf
dspat:tlons; Who were unable sS e And stand:
Whole 'front.' s e 81 hi. q was drsped IN
black, with large silver candelabra between the
darmse was drawn up enoircline the funeral
ss E,. The whole r space between ths Champs
Sridvs. and tho Rue Royale was one mosaic Of
heads al uncovered stretching forward and
moti ;p,,e AZ tne extreme corners nds were
The statue Of Strasbourg was covered with
thu SS this
point. q Kind OF shudder seemed to pass
time cries Of yiys 4 Kep15iiape |" ,yivs il
!, ;Ss ssosss
sdissnss Upon the raj failing s q The dsrd:s 81
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sorturs. which they had Occupied ior ssvsrsl
ins the marrow ON isdsse ps others
cinging TO tho rails With ono hand. the othe.
f.. afs Srsa .bS
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lives Of curiosity than the bulk Of the popnlHce.
From The Hots de Vile hss s's Sessms Quicker
cn 70 tn he
Vile was bare Of fiags or Grape. though Il would
the funeral Of Henri Kocheio stead Of that Of
M. Gambetta. The spectacle OF the formidable
tons Witch followed and i acclaimed the re-
mains OF the great tribune and his
vague feeling Of unrasiness. '~>'
passed through The has de ,iiSsSSi. ths head ':s
~ The cortSse arrived at feEe.la- GhaIse st :
7. M. After the cofin had been placed At the
a IN
mains Of great citizen. The loss OF such q
e
sionetely: "A. Gembetta bad loved France; and
had n asl y T H.
nations would ;. evaE remsf%SeS5ed Apart from
eee%%.ndsd n admiration .A His life was ". s%.
SooSah %n the
grave: hs loft HE country free: the master OF
tSs r.puSc q so%s psec snd
sosd ssssss fl $snoSs " 8, X ds%Sstts Viii
r. I II Pssl; sa,S S:%S ss
deanH.. He represented our distress after our
mutil.tion, and he remained the representa-
ths e
vinces v ere doubly Frenchmen. A generous
he died in the His
piished and ths. Which was the hem masnanimous
ambition Of his life. Our tears for him are not
fresh srdor A great friend q AlsHce: Lorrsine
81 aeny s IA
NJ. faIateuf said that the honors paid to Gam.
beta were not to the man only. but they we're q
consecration OF memoirs OF resistance to tri:
sra!i!ade to al Who. At sa.%Setts. call. had
n. Brisson .i in his Grafton. dxelt upon Gam
bett.'s efforts to promote the Republiean
Let not our e grief be sterie. over Gambett.
bier. around which are grouped his friends.
men Of all parties. REPRESENTATIVES. OF the army.
swear we viii labor to accomplish that union
which was Gambetts's prayer" ,
eept responsibility for the speeches Of MN.
Prison. peyrat. and Deves. and Gen. Billet.
All the other speeches were OF an absolutely
After the speeohss were eyer the body 'y yyss
persed. The passing OF the procession and Of
s5eaas "a &C ssc r.
that SOC COG s So Y SsSs
Deputies ana the senate viewed dsm6ettH's
closed AGAINST the, public lsst evening some
persons endeavored to force their way In. The
death, q G.mbstt. may 30 ;aassd from tho
fact that the Royalist Popular League has
Been for hanaue'
NJ Reinach. the intimate personal friend Of
qambett. pu6i;;hss detailed "a ascouns OF
now revolver when the breech stuck fast.
| owing to ono OF the cartridges not fitting prop
srly: Holding the pistol bE the %Hzzle he en- e
cartridge exploded. Tho lady who has recently
been prominently mentioned so far from being
the cause OF the accident. nursed him devoted
! ly for thirty-four days.
| Gambetta's father after mature reflection,
| has decided not to oppose tho convictions OF
his son. put has concluded to permit tho fu-
neral at Nice to be civil one.
Eulesiss OF 9a.sstta ~ the Cersls CHAR.
| monte Dinner.
The seventeenth annual banquet OF the
Cercle FRANCHISE de Harmonic was given last
evening at Delmonico's. The large dining
room WAS gayly decorated with French and
American nags. and Schwab's band. in tho gal
lery. played selections from French operas.
The President Of tho society. N, ]. A. Guirsud.
presided. On his right was Mr.. A. Truy. tho
Fepresentstive Of tho French Consul and on HE
the societe de Ia Bienfaisance. To each guest
| was presented q menu engraved on silver.
The President. in his opening address. said
that for the first time at an annual dinner re-
| IN clad with iOv for Franco had lost