New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17


C' n. MaIco ifCI D. d. George L. Pentlss D.,
William l.. Strong, s.B Chittenden.
Algernon ;. sullivan, Il 7, Ky 49, ~ Dio"H0'
j. II. Paxton, ID. D., ID. Merritt
j. 7. Newman, ID. D., {. n edorSany
Charles f. ID, ems, d. D., j. II. Boswell,
Edwards Pierrepont, David DOws,
John +. TcrIy RodeIick Terry, D. n,
Scion Humphreys, GT NJ DAVIS;
jaw Gould, George j. Gould.
Russell sage Thomas l.. James,
William D0wd. sllIs W. Bent,
Thomas I. Eckert, John Van Horn,
Alexander Mckay Smith, Richard King,
Aicxnud.I ; Shaier w. ". Sherman,
Henry Leash A. r. Brewer,
Joel b. EThardt. Clarence carey,
jackson : Schultz, A. L. Hopkins,
Winam Lalmbeer T. NJ. Kingsley
percy r. Pyue Charles A. DAWSON,
Elliott f. Shepard. Clinton Gilbert,
Robert r. Booth, ID. D., Harrison D2Thtc'
Samuel Sloan
The members of TIE family present were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. f.. ID. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs f. d. Nor
gan IT.. Mr. and Mrs Dresbach, Mrs McCorkle OF
Philadelphia Major and Mrs \. Z. Bates, of Wash
ington; Mr. and Slrs. George Rowland, MIR.
and Mrs. J. Bayard Henry, Of Philadelphia
Master Morgan Waterman, Miss Ida Waterman.
hrs Henry Waterman, the Rev. DR.. w. +. and Miss
Morgan Mrs. Dahlgren, LIeutenant-GOvernOr W.
G. Bulkeley, of Hartford; Mavor Morgan Bulkeley,
of Hartford; II. X. Morgan, jr Of Hartford;
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs II. p Morgan aud Miss
Morgan. oe Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. " D. Morgan.
MI ana MIS-. u. H. MOlBdl, W liidih -l'ii' VA
Windsor Conn; Mir and Miss Joslyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Vyse, jr, of Staten Island Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Morgan. of Brooklyn; MIR. and Mrs. c. A.
Sterling. Frederick Green and Henry Green Of
Orange, \. j.
The congregation rose rs the funeral procession
appeared in the middle aisle, and renamed stand
ing until the mourners and friends had all found
places and the music of the dirge played on the
organ had died away. The clergymen came first,
the Rev Mr.. Van Dyke, pastor of the church, walk
inCwith the Rev. DR.. Roswell d. Hitchcock, president
of Union Theological Seminary, the Rev. Dr. Han
following them. Behind him came the pall-bearers,
President Arthur leading, with General Grant,
Hamilton Fish and John Jacob Aston next and
after them Robert Lenox Kennedy, the Rev. Dr.
FRANKLIN Carter, John 4. Stewart, William II.
Macy. Augustus Schell, j. Pierpont Morgan, DR..
5. O. Vanderpoel, DR.. Cornelius X. Agnew. John -.
Jones Henry Day, Thomas I. Acton, ItnJamih !
Cunning, John +. Parsons, Thomas HlliHou'e' "a a,
A. Low and Hugh >; Jewell nc nc
services were simple, at the request OF
Mrs Morgan, consisting of prayers, hymns, Iie
reading Of appropriate passages OF scripture toucn
ING death and imnortality aud two addresses.
Alter ali were seated the kev. Mr.. Van Dyke sald;
1.-The Lord gave; the Lord hath taken away DIeSSgu
he the name of the Lord! Let us pray; ana lea IN
prayer The hymn. My Faith Looks up 10 nee
was then sung whereupon Mr.. Van Dyke READ the
Scriptures and concluded by saying:
How noble and how clear the lesson OF eood NE
How solemn and how sweet is the memory 81 ChrlsuAn
death Precious hope Of linnorta anE 70 Won now
OF the departed friend. Oher ana aDier p5 WIZ pay t nc
deserved tribute to his memory 1aG ro LOVING
collin and leaning on that slIons' "a IS shnrff
heart now at rest, thank Coo! AltGr s. .'
anguish ~ 5ay 'i Voice from heaven saying
INTO me Write Blessed are the dead when gre Ia tne
NAV rest from aOors aa1 their works 90 ioo"
RE,1ARKs OF THE REV. DR. MURRAY.
TIL. Rev. DIR. James O. Murray formerly assist
In burch of Princeton COlckt,
then read an address in part as follows:
Mr. Morgan belonged to the cas- S. Known no Ron q"
a. The ables peu English literature described mem
a. royal chants" We have Ieagneu ihe1
nation OF them to-day Wheh VIC Gih cptran ,i an.
1Iristian merchants For surely the CLrlstla ph,an
thropy - Sbnt lawrence Of Boston, william L. Doige
and Governor Morgan, 81 New OrK ueset - or
MoTraps high services the STATE ana Naoi anu u 9
illant business career II rs WIN no~ and hone.
What To- MIN now is all That human breath ca u'S XIX
hunan of 6brj,t-any service the humblest az wei
ns The greatest, ne was permitted 10 renueI 'Ao '
q and tribute would be utterly neon
,lefe without some reference 10 the 81 ara
tiah s -, iDstitntions IN tnis city and el-ewLee Inc
aupler aud wOrthier notice VIII De W. fro nav pey.
onsI an~edee Of MIN his pasior-and non
Conversation with himto emphdsihe ~ ,nore
piOantlIOplcs dstlbctlNey Vu9 ~, -, no IN. urn
Two thils" he said 10 once have "" NE 20,
ft,uO OF III -
Seemed TO me the part o. one VINO iau o1at+ing
80 uroperty in = great city TO 90 sonlrln ,re
tor rs welfarc-fOr insutuuOs III ~ &. ,ninary
Sonr i'm nav gift 10 the Union IheCIogIcai -
80 fSsirOus Of promoting bter"sts o. tle ~ i "a
1trch ID thought cOulG do TINS III 10 way ~ W. g..
by providing for the msb'f euuodIiOH ""N
Tic training ~ It's ministers ., II t,c Gifts and
,hSr motives he then added: - Only wen Hau 80,
sarer t'c d stributi0B uf my wealth IL Woulu nay ,o
,a.er AID should have enjoyed IL more hD"V III "
learned to enjoy, "a g'p"g oo.s ~ nb0a ufbro-
,tt,te AbpOt Lawrence George PEABODY, Jahee c'"A'
yi1rv Later william T.. Dodge ana DufeIioI 4o, 10.
nlst III them merchants most or thefh uaneu h.,
nses',o's fIr busiuess education when hane Ituiy
,r,rIs .ters In men VINO hcctptc" ~ ~ ,art,,s
tG eve fher wealth for the pnDlic Goou III
ny st,nc nv diffusion. others by cohcenlI
cogrzitIe the appeal when gicdt Iii9 dT1
-, mar ~ ge tlth arGe and lru % -. NJ trust
VI mo- ed think should be faiihlcss 10 ny dSs
!hents. addre..iug as do some VINO nave ny uo" 2
to-day H. annired In this city great fort4nes M
did n9t EXPRESS a growing pubIic sciaaiii0 edfts IL
nioor,s beggar with open hands dcH'utu.V sbaIi
"a mo- yre.uIupiuOus dictator prehcfDns Inc Grateful
sct vim their own But IL is-deepg IL 70 10 han ored
recoenon of every such charitable eIor ia DO i've
rsmetnbrance tor IL ana its voice 70 ~ noyer-
vice for the wretohcd crll civ Rear IL
~ the ain the suffering IN the great CIV! reautify
tons for the relief Of all forms OF % ut DO not 20
me city by art IN public places you WIZ mart OF
from tfe work have cOnsoCIato - mis-
YOUR wealth TO great and good DeneVoaonS sty "
frouols In some form OF Christian HeHoIooy
ADDRESS OF THE REV. pr hilOhCOTM
The Rev Dr. Hitchcock spoke next as loiIo"o.
No one ever came fairly In contact WIN ha innres.
uorean on grave occasion without KettihE Wy i mas.
siou OF q ponderOus and powerful peIhoa99 character.
sfVe form evidently iDcaTnated mnseiro tsrn I'm
echool ADVANTAGES Bcaut Ono