New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
q. o. THoMpsoN,s DEATH.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THH FUNERAL
10 I'm HELD IN TRINITY cHAPKL-AorIoH NJ 20
LircAl AND orHER BopiEa

LincAi AND orHER Bopixa
The body of Hubert q. Thompson rested
yesterday In the paor Of tbs sus Of apartmsnt the
second heor Of the wcrth which been
pied by The opee powerful leader Of the County Dc
moeracy Cor the last two pears. The rooms Arc the
In the house. the Window opening into both
Broadway and Twenty hfths, end are iuxnriousy fur
nishcd The parior the largest Of the thfee rooms and
10 provided with easy chairs and lounses uphelsersd IN
ngured rcd pnsh On the walls hsna numbef Of vel
eeuted etehnss and sma paintings and on braekets and
tables distributed about the number ovaluabo
pieces Of brac Heavy damask curtains hang in ths
spkcOus doorway leading 70 the bedroom, aud door ct
the north end OF the bedroom leads into commodous
BATHROOM The indications Of pain which were noticed
Mr. Thompeop's face when hs death discovered by
DR.. Roberts on Monday morning, had disappeared, and
many Of his political friends, who called 10 take part
Ing look ~ hs vsknown features, remarked that only
tile eyegassss lacking 70 make his appearance
natural asih life.
Mr. Thompson's father and mother were smonR the
frat 10 reach the Worth House early hour in tho
morning and they remained there the greater part Of
the day. The father ha1 recovered somewhat
from the prostration caused by the news
OF his cons sedden death and was able 70
receive Of those who anxious 10 express their
condoiencA A. o'clock Miss Cora Thcmpson the sx.
Commissioners sster TO whom the news of his death
cent By telegraph Cundy Bay, he where she
spending the summer arrived 1t the Grand Central Sta
House. Conrad b emythe, cousin Of the Com
missioner. and Z. r. DonnelL Mr. Thompson's
private secretary. remained st tho Worth Houss
throughout MoBday night and yesterday received the
scores OF friends snd acquantances whe called Gilbert
H. spsr, IT, wbe has assumed charge OF the funeral ar
rangsments, was on hand early 70 consult With the
family and friends IN Pegsrf 70 the details OF the
funeral Among the othsrs who called were District
Attorney MARITIME Who had hsssened 70 the city from
Cafskils upon learning of ths death Mayor Grace
City Chambsrlan William N. wins, Judge Truax. Police
Justices ka1rios J. Power and Andrew J. White, Com
missioner Of Jurors Charles Reilly, james J.
Kslsc Surveyor Hans Beatts, Collector T. L Hsddsn
Assistant Nieoll Fellows abd P1sz-
gerald Commissioner Roln n Squire and Commission
ere voerhb and Beekman Among the kilograms re-
eeivs4 By Mr.. and MIRA Cephas Thompson during the
day we're enc from Secretary Manning dated st Albany
funeral and another from Secretary whitney requesting
the privilege Of setns ~ palLbesrer.
The funeral viii ba held in rriuity Chspsl In West
Twenty nfh.st tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock
The dead Commissiones parents were anxious that i
sboud be hsd In the svedenboran Church OF the New
Jerusalem. In East Thirty nth-sL OF which Mr. Tnomp
trustee. but that building 10 too small TO
accommodate the many friends who desire
70 be present they urged 70 consent
70 the holding Of services In Trinity Chapel
The Rev. DR.. Seward. Of the ewedenborgian Church.
win conduct short service n the rooms OF the worth
will be present. before bedy 10 taken TO the church
The pall-oearers selected Secretary William Q. Whit
ney. Mayor William r Grace Judge Charles II. Truax,
Gilbert NJ. spsr, tr judge George p Andrews, Judge
Henry W. Allen. Justice Maurice J. Power exControer
Campbell E. Ellery Anderson Surveyor h. Beattle,
and Attorney MARITIME. Tie County Democracy
and several Assembly district organization: win send
New.York, Manhattan. Blossom and Coney Island
Ssa .Ssison o&S sna Mo1aso@sry 1a IoGso. and x,
all of winch oreanEa,ioL. Mr Thompson
terry Tne Masonic ritual will be at the grave by
the chaplain OF the MONTGOMERY lodge
sured He is not known 10 have been engaged in any
business at the time OF mia death and members Of his
ever. he peculiarly retcent about his private af-
fairs ana ahOsfn he lived r. @o one
occasionally dsboled in stocks but not with great suo-
The Executive Committee of the County Democracy
met last evening In the hesdquarsr. In %. Cooper
Thompson. Above the speaksr's Gesk was picture
Of the dead man bordsrrd win oscx craps All
come from out of town to attend Chairman Henry d.
fallen .sdes a. one SSoss career
He denied shat there had been any misunderstand'
tue contrary whom certain persons attempted 70 breed
dscOrd between them Mr.. Thompson brushed aside the
sSa,r%an 70 Tue ansocitod Efforts Of Mr. TnO%psOH
Ee.y Anaerson ehairmsn OF the oo%wltss sP
speeoh He closed by Offering prsanols Which which
a.. forth tns, the ESccutve Committee would attend
the funeral .at committee OF thirty eight should be
appon the body TO the place of ourA
aud that q memorial meeting be held In ths iarEe
hall OF the Cooper Union the evening OF August 10.
Assistant DssriotAttorney FtzSerald, a0d Nelson ].
Waterbury sedepded the resolutions and they were
adopted By rising vote. The chairman appointed ae
meeting, Edward Kearuey Maurice j. Power. A. J.
White, Jamts Mccartney, and James !. Mooney. The
chairman also appointed the COMMITTEES Of thrtyoiRht
70 attend the funeral
The With Assembly District County Democracy or
eauiE alton tho beadQuarters No $50 6iKthave.
ami passed resolutions OF regret at the death OF Mr.
Thompson.
The eNew-Amsterdam Club met at p m. In the head.
uuarters. No III West Tventy-fourth-sL President
Beekman OF the Park Department. prosided and Sur
vey0r Beatte was secretary Colonel John r. Fellows
uuaoimously adopted.
resolutions adopted by the Aque-
duet Board Vt its meeting yesterday