New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

of the company until January r. When inc e TaS
L. l., were blown down; everything was
peace and harmony so among have wanted
to rebuild in different manner from thaI Oily,
nally proposed. The dissatisfaction rlpened mo
contest at the election OF of those
who wished to build according TO new plans III
teen directors elected, and eleven Oh tnese ~
ing of the Beugless ticket. The last TWO "io oP0
Si5 John d. Beugless, James B. Brown, Andrew
Carnegie, Augustus G.. Cobb EDWARD I; O3cheS,
A. II. Edinger William J. Flagg James n. TTotn-
inqham. L. H. Meyer Charles Putzel, Z. W. u
Drehu, Henry Tuck, and LANCER LOUIS
FUNERAL OF CORNELIUS X GARklsoN.
The simple burial service Of the Presbyterian
Church was read Yesterday morning oyer the open
coffin Of Cornelius K Garrison. The funeral was
attended by representatives OF every cOmlneIoa.s..
interest in the CITY, Ten O'Clock was inc non of
for the services but before that time the rooms VI
MIR Garrison's house at No. 40 Park-ave, "sie
crowded sswith his many friends ana lis
relations. The cSiin was si bppni,ful !" flowers
The widow caused cross and an anchoI III VIZ VII
roses and lilles each bear ing the WORD husoanu,4
to be placed near the head. Mrs 1aq AnKen sGn nr
q cross in red roses with the word " Father Ier
daughters. Miss Jessie and Miss Nellie Van Auken
gave pillow of roses and lilies on when was Nh r
scribed " Grandpa" Other tokens came 1rou MI
and Mrs. John p Kennedy and MISS Kennedy TON XI
Nr and Mrs Robert Campbell and Samuel "
Dodd of St Louis, from Mr. and Mrs. Jonn NJ
Randell, Barrett Van Auken aud William H. OalIl-
SEN The pal bearers were Conceal w .. Hancock,
John L. Kennedy, Robert c. Livingston, GeoIge
w Childs Andrew Carnegie, Jose +. DE haVaiIo'
Arthur Leary Scion Humphreys, Robert Is. MIL
turn, r. NJ. Galloway. They all sat near the COLIN
In the same room were the widow, her parents, her
children and her grandchildren. . .,
Among the Others present were z. L. huntington,
Russell Sage ex-Judge Henry Hilton, sidney III,
Ion Roswell Z. Flower AlOnzo b. Cornell, Geheral
Rufus Ingalls, Joseph Pulitzer, ox-Judge Horace
Russell George Quintara, George 5. Nelson r. w.
| J. Hurst Dewitt c. Hayes, Judge Andrews MaJor
Selover c. p. GrGgs Hosea b. Perkins, Wllnam
X, Lathrop Mrs A. L. Stewart, Mrs; General
Grant, Mrs f. ID. Grant. Mrs. Sartorlsm, Melvin =.
Day, Delano G.. Calvin, Ogden Goelet, Georgo
Bliss, Captain Lefevre, ex-Judge Clinton and Mrs.
Edwin Forrest. -, D.. ~
George Alexander, of the University Place Prespy
terrain Church assisted by the Rev. Dr. Henry >. van
DYKE, IT, of the Brick Church. Dr. Alexander
made short prayer after which he spoke OF tne
career of NJ harrison. of his sagacty and business
taeats and referred to the trials by which ms ias
DAYS had been clouded. Dr.. Van Dyke then offered
a PRAYER aud choir from the Brick church and
the Uni eersity Place Church sang Nearer, my
God to Thee The benedctOn was pronounced
by Dr. alexander. After the service the pail
bearers led the way to the hearse. forming IN Two
lines upon the sidewalk. Mrs. Garrlsoa was sup
ported by her father, John NJ. Randell. Many
friends followed the funeral cortege to GREENWOOD