New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
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THE FUNERAL OF DIR. CURRY
A WREATH OF IMMoRTEILEs PROM MSS WEST.

WREATH OF IMMORTEILEs FROM MISS VEST
coTT-MR. STEPHENS DENIES CERTAIN RUMoRs.
PROM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRBUSE.l
RED BANK, n. j., Sept. 3.-Dr. George II.
Curry, who shot himself 20 death OIL Monday night was
buried In Fairvew Cemetery this afternoon The funeral
TOOK place from bis fathers home Mt Wallace and Wash
ington sts. and attended by an unusually large
number OF people, many Of whom we're young lades-
he body lay in costly coffin IN the parIcr Of
the house and tie strong intellectual face rested within
the white satin lining with calm and peaceful express
sion upon 1t. The hole made by the fatal bullet
skilfrlly concealed by the disposition Of the hair and
there was nothing In the appearance OF the body
dcate death by violence. On and about the coffin we're
several floral offerings, among them being a wreath of
imm0rtees to which attached q card bearing tho
Miss Susie Westcott. The Monmouth Rowing
Club gave racing SHE'LL the hull OF which was composed
OF white and the combins Of blue flowers Attached to
the outrggess pair Of spoon oars made OF white
and blue flowers white and blue being the clubs coors
and standing beside the boat anchor In the
coors After the Rev. W. o. Euibury, rector of st.
Georges Protestant Episcopal Church in the Fields 10
Rumson Road, had read the burial service and male
quartet bad sung the Integer yit" and Abide with
Me THE coffin borne to the hearse by g. H.
dent W. A. Cole, captain, aud +. E. Coleman Emil
French, Philip stoeel and r. L. Conrad members OF the
rowing club and the funeral procession wended its way
to the In response to invitation extended by
the doctors mother to the people OF the hotel, Mr.
Wright, his sister, Mrs. Caruna Hampden westcott anS
his younger sister attended the services Both Misc
Susie westcott and her mother i'll present
The former has been able to take only little food since
the tragedy. Among others present DIR. Henry 4
White counsel Of the Hudson River Tun Company
ex-senator John s. APPLICABLE. A Parker president Of
the First National Bank Of Red Bank ]. II.
Album, j. 7. Alien. g. W. Morford, and A. Tbrock-
morton, Anthony Reckless, William s. statesn, pres-
dent Of the First National Bank Freehold Dr. Edward
Taylor, OF Middetown who OF the soldiers
imprisoned in Libby Prison, aud many OF the wealthy
people OF Red Bank at whose homes Dr.. Curry was
frequent visitor.
TRIBUNE reported called at the Newman Springs
Hotel to-day and in his inquiries Miss Susie
Wetc0tt said that she had made statement that
that she I'd been aianced M. Stephens
On the contrary she had looked upon him other
than one OF many friends. Mr.. stephens equally
emphatic In his denial OF the truth 0 the about
him. wish you would publish he said that
port that DIR. Curry and had quarrel or that
there was any Ill Will between u.s. or that since Eaye
known each other ave been anything but the best OF
friends, or that Miss Westcou has given any
encouragement, has treated in any other than
AS lady should treat any gentleman, Is utterly false
The reI ort that We we're aanced, that there
talk OF the kind between Is also absolutely false
never had the slightest thought OF becoming her sulor
and she never considered SUCH called TO SEQ her
as call TO other young ladies who accomplished
and agreeable for the pleasure OF heir society and In
almost instance since have known her have met
her aud remained with her In the presence OF others