New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
TILDEN TO BE BURIED TODAY
HIS BODY TO BE TAKEN TO Ew-LEBANoN.
THE ARRANGEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS OF VARi-
OUS ORGANIZATIONS.

THE ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETfD-ACIloN or 'A"i
OUs ORGANIZATIONS.
| There were n number of callers at Graystone
yesterday but after they had del arted the place ssec
deserted. No moved through the grounds or over
the drives. The blinds drawn at all the wihno"s
and the outr doors tightly closed Some or the
visitors business connected with the unera an"
others ascertain what provision nad been made for
those who desire to accompany the body Of
Tien to Ncw-lebanon. The extensive greenhouses vi
uraysrono were drawn on heavily for nowers' which
used in the e.chamheI to the apartment "here
the body lay During the afternoon several f0ral pieces
arrived. Among these large pillow from Andrew
II. Green and token from secretary Manning. up
hostcrcrs draping the rooms that are
to he thrown open. covering chandeliers AMI pictures
with sable hangngs Tho chamber where tho BODY rete
upon the cataialque Underwent great change iho
white drapery AMI canopy were replaced by piaeK
All the haneings OF ihis-the ira wing rOomwere COW
cred with Grape. The simple knot OF Grape that WAS
first hung the bell pun taken down AMI more
ell ,borate Grape and broad lands OF rDDon
was substituted.
All who Wish to view the body Will have an opportn-
nifty at s:3C this morning The embaminP process was
successful that the face has more eliae OK
preston than Thursday. After the funeral SERVICES
which Will be held between $3.50 and H. tho friends
will enter carriages and proceed t. he station at lok
whore they will board the special train Srty car
rsgcs have been ordered. President Cleveland. lover
Hin. Treasurer Jordan sub Treasurer anna anu
Edward Perrrpont will attend funeral. The arrange
mrnts already announced In IHE IkIbu ~ are 20 o
adhsrcd 10 and the list of all bearers remans the same
The Official tine table is gwen ont as follows; Mann, ..
special tram will leave the Grand Central Depot at
ocock. an the funeral train VIII start at 1889 under
OF conductor, John Weeks ana WIN mr,S az
Workers 81 IL. AZ II 80 1t will begin tue Journey 70
Now Lebanon The members ~ tho Tilden family WIN
remain a. the Idcn To-Day ana may Hn r Se
read Mt New-I.eb.non tonight.
Among the spaches received by the family yester-
day from the Rock Island Ill. County Con-
ventlon slrned by the chairman. D. D. lnori ana one
from Henry Waterson VINO Is In switzerland CooneI
". H. Mctsl OF Chatham also tclographed that he
wonld meet the train at that place. IN. A..
The certlh ate OF death filed by Dr. swift with inc
YOnkers Health officer. states that Mr. 1lden was q.
years, months and 20 days old and sets the period OF
his las illness At three DAYS aud twelve hours
During the hours OF the funeral tho stores III fonKcrs
Will lie closed. AMI all flags will he put at hali-nast
the Iroiir All House Ninete.n OF the tiry
resolved Tint the committee attend the funerai III
Tho Board OF Aldermen yesterday received from
Mayor Grace his PROCLAMATION on the death OF Mt TIL
den. Mr. O'Sc or rcd re-ontions expressing me sor
row Of tho Bonrd, providing thar the Mays 81, on
public buildings DO displayed athalisah until after tue
burial. that the Governors room In the city ihii
drapsl mourning aud placed at tho disposal of the
family OF the dead should 1t meet then approval.
aud I'll" peopl" he allowed TO view the body Owners
master OF tho naIbo and the ow nors or
Iirnic bindings. requested to display
their nac' halt mast to day. rhe resolutions were
seroniei 10y SIR. fcrrigan aud President Mooney ana
aloutoi ny Ii-lnc vote. onmlttee, CONSULTING
OF IN" President and Al 'ermen o'Nc FITZGERALD. Hun
scker and Divyc- wns appointed to make such arrange
mcnt, rs necessary
q Of the Manhattan Tub last evening, tc-o
lutions ON the death 81 MI Tillen were adopted;
AMI tn" following committed was appointed to attend
I rIc e I%n"' o% .% renTy H. 0 Porter c"rs.
Vale. Miles icach George l. lngraham Abraham *
WRIGHT IAN tori nrrnari ta..rry. Agernon : sum.
van. james :. Coleman, Lawrence Turnurc. Elwarl
| Taylor Robot : Green Maurice :. Miller. David Is.
Gilbert. Jonn \. RUTHERFORD. Thomas j. Miller Henry -
Cox NJ. I. McMahon Button y. HARRISON Ld""ri W.
Page ard Jonn Hone. u.
A meeting Of the committee Of the Bar As
.ff.t BrfI
Alien Butcr to take regard death Of Mr.
1ilicu. one # the founders ana hrst vc'rrs
li-nl Of a-,oci,tirn aud menhrr unt ~" death.
Tho following lawyers were appointed committee 10
attend tho funeral.
l4un D. ~ln.. i.ir 'cI'irnt , J., ,~'oT. " ,s -
y ri,r has, rang NA,."{t , - n HAM r5.ar
PATTERSON Aiu,it sucku'y and Herbert u. I"'ncr
ON notion 81 Commi,.ioncr voorni, tho foHce Board
OF Mr. ili"n 10 the lice force ana proviihs
thatin 81 h memory tho nigs np'n III" Ation
hon.e- and TIE Central Hihco sh"u' NC u'P'"y'u ~
,n,ctin, Of the oxccniiyc committee OF the Young
Mans Democratic Club yesterday IN the Ofcc o. ,. Il.
Con icrt approprat" resolutions w"re passed and inc
following committee Was appointed TO attend his
funeral:
Frederick Il coutcr Townsend cox Ei"9ri T. rar,'.
Iyuct q" "arrctison. liam an "J'A I9Nh u Ar At
Io = T,rayi II Iacounc ayd NcCine J. nIck Sf
Miller 4n,.y N,oll. william II O'Dwyci, Lncicn oun.
i~ad r,,i',,on. reIey.l r.Ir, | S, : ranc AZ
SOFT iI.uIy y. 49, Stapcr amt Ira j. warren
The Brooklyn Aldermen met IA The CITY iiall last
evening To ,ako action npon Mr. I"icns draih. \
sicechr. made by Aldermen Mc'arty.
Concy and Kane. Aprroprale rr'@Iuiions wgr9
adopted aLi orirfe that tho cry Hal 30 Irhpri
IN mourning and the n.es be placeI at hAf'nA' until
Many members Of tho Kinss County General Com
mttco last evening IN Jefferson H'il,
TFoGsY Kcunn = rsa@.a j. no. j. rdsv
and e. nrshrF drrw np npnopr.ts REQ Ht.q"S o.,
Of fifteen appointed to attend tho fun
crai.