, 1884-04-23
JUDGE PERRY'S DEATH.
How It Affected His Many Friends
A - in the East,
Details of His Funeral Services and
Fina! %lnterment.

Hon lnbp q /. -v.,. n,,s ~ Which I,-
oIrooJv boon nr:Eshaa =, Tur Tr,prp
hos hy lie r,oxn mi ooo,,,.-
rene iust ,t H. az. 81 hi ;ntandcI d.
p,rtrr, Far wyoniro cr,ated A., svp-
natbv and re.rct in = cirrlS much vide
than that Of b;s friends and ,oou,intoncas
aItbougL il copprised tbousonds Mr.
perry was nrensrirg ~ start W,s, and
an LAST Monday ,-,rarnoon ,bout a ,,,,,to.
of . o'clock he was gono in comranv
with his j,uyb,cr .J,l;et,c IN the Fulton
National h,rt HrooLI,p Whom ,,,u
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I's !" iio"' u ~ wy Nou'' i'use' WI,
Perry grasped the young lazy 5 arm and
said. Il feel faint He staggered, but
his daughter led him infn tho hank build-
h., ~ at, H..
uhh, ne en ~ y uHsN lea' 'he '''ses
desk. fhNsiclanS were put
ne soon became unconscious, and he was
in that state when his wife arrived He
! b,d hoo, o,r;ol. Ia. ,a.,l, H.. No.
A"N 80
soon carried out 'l the pahh ulrougl the
crowd that had assembled, and taken in a
! carriage To his home. No 400 Washington
, II. N. =, A.,
80 = PI
o CLOCK ~s"rToui!ieI pH ms vile three
daughters, and his physicians
On Wednesda. a large number of the
member. of ,bo Kin Count. Ron.b o,d
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nie 'ene'"i cru 'oo'i NE
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ranresentad IL oennrai ,nasr;o ~o" onnrannd
for that purpose. at the Court house in
the city of Brooklyn, on the 10th day of
April 1881 hereby pggohcIy- express their
H. pIIs ata Il H r P.r 1i we IT, J his 80 u
sional. Official and private life he was alike
faithful, upright and modest. and in the
discharge OF his public duties he was able,
iud;cini ca'aer Thich h. wv I'm, ,ho
begin. as Chief Justice of the supreme
court Of Wyoming. would have made
these meFlts more widely known but the
poanu, va u 'fTt;eu u seGuie rnei'
II $50 ~, - ~ IN
t"iG i'oln " "1s"ti'''s III thc I'H"i pro
.ImdgaS who barss I"e LII L"J1c ,t Il, %, moon un'
?uuEe nno nav plys.le4 ~ tnt meet
nns, Gin pe u"naii!I'eu 10 us iailnl |"
fEIlS ~ nlpI.HA Nn''m !"G oar eN
nu 10 mem III ''e,' ue'P 'n''''"n'
Judge Tracy, corporation ounsc
Taylor, Judge Reynolds, Hon. VI. u
Wilter. and several other DISTINGUISHED
Iou,v.rs a,,L,o;sa1 ,ho l,o,al Ia
ne was spoken Vi AZ Il hople man Il true
and generous friend, fulfilling faithfully
every duty of life. pursuing his profession
in an honorable o,oy ,n,i II, lh,
- - ~ - - -
eossi"i uesiee' ne '''i n'eu 'hlr'N years
III rooklyh and was without IN enemy.
He had been homored repeatedly with
public Office. but no word nf criticism had
aonat.an.I -. H.. ~ ~
'''" "'''t'' "s"nis' "mh l" "' nc "'i
he showed splri OF Kindness. courtesy
and self-denial.
The Brookku newsruuar. dpvntsd u,,,.
,bor ,.,ol snaaa , It - II
n ~ '" Uus'
rerTE : ueath atN reviews "l ms NE
work. The EdgAc said, cditorially
Seldom is Il uewsnaper called u,ru f.,
I record an occurrence saddcr or more starr
ling than the sudden seizure Of Chief Jus
tice Perry. of Brooklyn. followed a. if
was. by his death a little later in the day
For many Years he had enioved in the
| midst of us the high regard and rasuecf Of
his fellow citizens. He had won his nosi-
ton is their esteem by the qualities Of SIN
cerlty' modesty and integrity which he
slecmad bis eoc;ai sd nrafossor no, a. ne IA"
by conscientious effort and ability. The
prizes in the lottery of life are few in
humDer wher a man ot worth draws
"to w ~ merits na LOU iortgly Eve
ing. and so when the Ea0I published Lnt
a few days G the intelligence that Judge
Perry had been appointed to the honor
able position of Chief Justice Of Wye
ming the congratulations that were show
cred upon him had the enormous value of
sincerity. A life of hard work lay be
hind him; before him, as far rs human
foresight could look were houor, distinc
ton, comparative ease and comfort He
was looking forward with his family TO
the enjoyment of his reward; was engaged
in preparations for his journey to the
scene of his new activities. The very day
before his departure, apparently IN full
and vigorous health, with his daughter
arrangements' when suddenly and with
out any warning ne fell forward scnscless,
. -. E.,..l.~ Hal Pro-