New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
IN MEMORY or HENDRICKS
VIII, nony PLACED IN TIE CoFFIN-M ORE TRIBUTES
or RESPECT.

or RESPECT
1>n,,v,po1Is. Nov. 28.-Arrangemcnts for
en-, funeral of Vcc-Presdent Hendricks are now about
o,ncte ana tue order Of the procession has been de-
,.,,riued uIon as follows Mounted and uhmonnteu
,,oce. military band from Columbia Barracks General
d Kuenler marshal Of the day, aud stall; Adjutant-
crcrol Koontz and staff; military companies hearse
aud Guard of honor Mrs. Hendricks ana family; FFes-
dent Of the United states aud members oi his CaDnet;
exPresent HAYES; Judges OF the United states |our'i
limited States Senators; members OF the House oil Re
os.ntotives Governors Of states and their staiis
i,c denominations; Mayors OF cities and officers; MEM
rs ~ CITY councils aud other municipal bodies ana
cizcns in carriages The procession Will be In thee
divisions each under the Grand Marshal and mis- aides
rbo line OF march VIII be from the church through lhe
principal streets to the cemetery.
AT the Hendricks residence this morning there were
LARGE number of callers the usual curious crowd ID
,ront OF the house. Mrs. Hendricks had good
nights rest and arose this morning much re-
freshed At 10 O'Clock she and other relatives uni'eu
in private devotional exercises, there Oeiie
no ministers present, but afterward Dr. Horace '"
etringfellow of ntgomery. Ala. who was the NJ
roco, of ST Paus Cat hedral here, when MI ana MIS-
Hendricks united with the congregation came ~ anu
porticipated i'm the services Mr.. ana Mrs Miles, Oh
Washington intimate friends, arrived tO-ua!: ,,
The coffin from hoeheseI n; l., VIZ on aG
IT'S richly and ciabOraely mounted with soma SILVER anu
lined With uted white satin ON the head cap Is AsivSl
SHRINE Ihnnaps 's MendricRs The body dressed and
put shortly after noon anu ten rcn milo
m"rrow when IL viii be taken the Court House to lie
i1~ ule lass covering and all sides are elaborate
floral designs. None but intimate llehus is ~ ~
In line uarlor The lace the dead man preserves 10
remarkable degree its natural Appearance Inc eyes
are slightly closed. but there Is no percepoio
tou OF the features ghastEess OF expression ms
morning H. X Parks, sculptor TOOK plaster musk Oh
lie FAC. ana succeeded in securing he IMPRESSION
tron which he will model bust Tor the family;
Tclegiums of coincidence continue to come ~ Jonh
Keiy has sent 10 Mrs Hendricks assurances OF MS sym
drrg Is
attendance at the funeral. dispatch from GuWhIu .
phcins Minister 10 England, reached Mrs. Hendricks
The State Department. and fifty OF more similar
messages came this morning rom mayors Oh cLues,
chalTInen OF memorial meetings anu pohuc" ciuoS Ill
all parts of the country.
Among ply sicans there has been cCnSlueraDle
criticism OF the medical treatment oi hE h ms
ana several papers have openly charged tha nc was
bed to death through the stupidity OF his physician
simply had AN acute pain III MS stomach "
" C. Thompson the attending physician, makes the ol-
lowing statement of the matter q" Mr. Henurlcks was
the circumstances OF his last illness would have iDdi
Gated great reckessness But never thought of bleed
Ing him. We were III the habit OF putting cry cups on
him. and In obedience to his request on "Wednesday
cuppcd suppose it is from this that the lmpI9s
sion that | bleds him gained such headway. SAID Mr.
Hendricks to me- II you don't give nue. an olate you
must nt dry cup on me- d h'd no hae 's Seen IS LINN
twenty times link s Sis dea6 must have occurred as
early as o'clock "Wednesday. lie died OF BRAN
disease. His trouble always nervous Para! Sis
post morton. to determine which
WASHINGTON Nov. 2s.-The following resolutions were
to-day adopted by the Grand Jury OF the Dlstrlet oI
Columbia:
Ihere0s The Grand Jury OF the District OF CO.umOla
representing the Judiciary a. wei "a the peace
and good government Of tins Nations capital eel II III
umbent them TO place upon the record thcf pro
touud sorrow at the death of the Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks NIce-President or TIE United states We 40
mis- with p.rsnnal sorrow the loss OF citizen, Tor
many years the District OF Columbia ana iOr 80 Eoou
and great "a statesman OF our National hepnDhc' VINO
IN an active professional ana political career maintained
throughout purity ollie ana INTEGRITY OF tua
ms Won Tor him a great ana goOdly reputation
and left a model for the young men Oh our country
Therefore DC II,
Lcsred BY the Grand Jury that these expressions OF
our feelings 0e presented To the Court at us session ts
morning, ..- ,,...,.,,.r.,. so.....a.
GEORGE q. BOGkLEE, clerk.
The resolutions were presented IN The Criminal Court
and INDIE Macarthur ordered that tLey DO placed ON
tie records Oi the Court
The United States supreme Court VIII meet on Monday
ami adjourn over until Thursday without tr'nsac'lhS
nv Lu-lne.S Justices Matthews aud'B HchiOri VIII
represent The the funeral OF t Nce-PfcSient
LINN, Mass Nov. - t>peHgb.-IEc CITY Council
last evening adopted resolutions OF respect to wee
President Hendricks. Flags displayed AZ hafnast
nom puDc buildings ana the DeIls OF the city Will De
tonod ON Tu sday.
SAIEM, Mass. Nov. % tpccia AT special meeting
OF the City Council today action was taken Oh tho dea'h
OF ice-President Hendricks. Councilman Archer OBJ
jcctcd TO paying any tribute respect 10 Mr. Hendricks
I would do uicc. lie voted against Tie IeHO-
llfiou because Hendricks named III IT.