New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
FOUR FUNERALS YESTERDAY.

sNRYICES OVER MrSsRs. srBAffAN, SCOTT AND
M'AFEE AND COLONEL PERRY.
The funeral of Robert II. Struhan took place
Mt hi. home No 422 West Seventy irstst yesterday
at p. The funeral services conducted by the
Rev. Dr. Guilberi rector OF the Church OF the Holy
Spirit Tie floral decorations numerous and hand
Among those present were Frederick j. Philps'
representing President Arthur. eXsurrosate Roihns
Elihu Root. General II. A. Barnum. General Anson G.
McCook ]. Fasset. William Graves, John C. Jacobus ex-
Senator Bxby ex-rustce Bixby. exJudge Charles Nc
outh q brother OF the widow. United states Marshal
Erhardt, Major L. 5. Fowler. j. Il. Davies aLd j. W.
Corning for the Apprai 'ers Office; Commissioner jacob
Hess william j. ITimb.a Colonel John Holer ana
John Hastings A large delegation from the NiIith
Assembly District headed by Isaac Dayton. president
and Henry Archibald secretary were also present The
body will he taken to Newhurg for interment
The funeral OF John Scott ex-Poce Justice, and an
od-me politician who died Tuesday. took place at
his home, No 81 Edridge-st., yesterday. The house
was crowded with relatives and former associates The
back parlor where the colin lay. was nearly ned with
broken column. presented by the "stabe Gang" OF
which Mr. Scott member AT the foot OF tbe coffin
were wreath and pillow OF tube On the piano
rested large pillow OF sheaf OF wheat The
coffin was covered with black cloh, aud had silver
Died September 80. 1854. Aged sxty-one years" The
religious services .atter which James Knox. Master OF
the Atlantic Lodge OF Free Masonsssuperntended the
funefal OF tne flcc laSOnS Ine burial was
at cypress Hi cemetery. Among those present We're
ex-Iudge Herman. Warden William Johnson, Richard
Gbb Jonn j. O'Brien. John Van Tyne ex-senator See
barhcr Sergeant HOrbel, OF the Fourteenth Precinct
Chief of Battalion Frank Mahedy. Joseph L. Patterson
and many politicians who i0urished unfer the Tweed
regime.
The services over James McAee custodian OF the Post
Office building, held the First Reformed Presby
terian Church. in West Twefths long line OF car
rages reached from the church door to Sevenha and
many well known men were among the crowd WITHIN he
church. The body placed In a collin covered with
black velvet on which rested beautiful floral At
one side Of the pulpit stood tall floral column sur
mounted by u crown. while "a white dove with wings
spread hovercd the base On the other side was "A
large anchor with rising above H. all In white
vices were conducted by the Rev. william
Wiley, pastor OF the church. assisted by the Rev.
Mr.. Mligan. of the Reformed Presbyterian Church.
The pail bearers the trustees of the ChurchJanes
David Hepburn and George stewart, Among those
present eN-Postnastcr General Thomas H. James,
Postmaster Pearson. John Abbott Post Office Superin-
tendent John Richards, superintendent Primey of the
Money order Department, superintendent Jones. OF the
Scarchcf's Department, Alderman Norris Assembly
John Da Costa. Major Henderson, Anthony leonan, eS
Assrmblym W. j. Trimbc. Major Irwin, George J
Greene. Emigration commissioner Stephenson,
Dock Commissioner Iainbeer delegations from
the Exempt Fremcn's Association and the NilIth and
XVtth Assembly District Republican Assocations Mcr.
rift Wckhnm Colonel Knox, and cN-Aldctman j. W. ia
cOhus. The burial was at Greenwood.
The funeral of Lieutenant Colonel X. 4, Ferry TOOK
place ut the Little Church around the Corner" In East
Twenty nlnth-st. The Rev. Dr. R"ubon lIowcs con
dnctcd the services only relatives aud friends Of the
family were present Among these weto MAJOR j. II.
Major h. L. burnett Major George ID. r. Barton and Dr.
n. Milford,