Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
THE LAST SAD RITES
The Remains Of Samuel ].
Tllden Laid 70 Rest
SIMPLE lsl IMPRESSIVE SERVIGES.
Large Aiteeoaacs-A Solemn Pso-
eession 10 fha se. Lsbsnoa
Cemetery ne President ne.
turns 10 Washington.

AoaEsss Ans. s-By s o'clock severe
huadrea persons. Ilen and aalasu. had
sie~ed tle boas oi Mr Ilden. Al ss0
President Cleveland reached ths haase lie
eas accompanied by Secretary Hndiosu aud
Private Secretary lAnoul o.. ore ~
SMITH, M. niaen's pnsais secretary. tooE
ihe l'Iesdeuis arm and found q plaos ia
the line of ciizeus Secretary Endioau
followed wifh Mr Lsmont on reAehiae
lhe heal OF tie bier che President stopped
a moment o. t~o hook an earnest loos st
Tie lace II Tie dead. aud passed GA e. tie
ball, aud Was escorted t0 lie faaiils. ut.
stairs, as were Ar Endlc1il and Nr IA
mont
The pail bearers We're samuel Randall
John blgei0s. Daniel Manning Saiil. a.
Weed. Charles A Dana DT. Grarss 4.
Miller William Allen Boiler Daniel Aa
gone, ;. B. Trevor Df Charles & Sim-
mons and Aaron J Nanderpoe. Secretary
Manning, leaning on ihe arm ~ John
bigeiow. lea The heafers lie see ned rather
feeble aud Mr. Bie,iow E assistance was not
unnecessary. The delegations irain various
bodies followed The pail-beafefs AID look
seals ln TIE blue roam and acisiulng par
iors They included fhe Bar Ass5cla lon.
headed by oeaAior EVarts. iae Nas lork
aldermen, lammsnY. Irving Hal aud the
County Democracy
President Cleveland entered abe room
with Secretary Enci 'ot Secretary va they
and Mr. Lamont Next came fle ulsinhefs
of the family Nj rldeus nephe~s and
nieces. Gov. Biil srTlsea jasi as iae ere
monies were beginning he Was SEATED
next 10 Mayor GRACE Rev Dr Tucker de-
livered a short address lie spoke with
grsat feeling. saying that death A. fae slth-
drasai Of affection and love iu The iinle la
We need H. u is sn irseparabie waste A
great mini cannot be replaoed Fs~ men
had been ot such greatness 81 mind la THIS
generation a. Mr.. Ildeu MheihsF BE- con-
81 Tered men or plans he was alVays sise.
saeaciOus and honorable.
The body Was borne out 10 the hearse a.
1880 AMI carried a. The train ioI New irha-
non. The President 6oFern0f Mavor.
Cabinet officers and delegations followed
with the pal -beaiers. ia TWENTY-FIVE car
rAges. The train, consisting al an engine.
smoker and three palace cars. dra~u az
on tie side track, under the shelter
Of The lunkers depot building ouly
invited guests were admitted D. the
platform, and as the corpse Wss borne
within al heads we're uncovered The trout
end OF the smoker was fitted up - = bag
gage car, and here catsfalQus similar -
the one used al the house stood Soon ID
bore iis burden. ifhin The car Wand
ereY, au elegant day coach. furnished with
inxunant cushions of purple plush the
family sat. The " blbs aud Ursula fol-
lowed. 10 these were The invited guests of
The family No decorations whatever were
90 be seen on The train. Everything hui
tie coffin was simplliy itself
AIHASY. \. y. Aug. 7.-Ai al tie sta
uons between lonkcrs and New Lebanon
crowds assembled a. witness tie pssss.s Of
the fuaerai train A. thr train dres 80 10
various places The men raised their bate and
remained uncovered unul the train bad
passed bv. The station ai Ne0 Lebanon
was heavily oraped il vas about t.s5
p. NJ. vhen the train rolled up o.
the station Nearly all the cifiz- ns bad
turned 20 pay homage 10 the distinguished
dead. AT the church The Rev Nr burr'
the pastor. assisted tV ihe Rev "a ~
Tucker ofiicisted Ancf The services fuiiv
5000 people took a ia.t look ai fho re-
mains 0f Their distinguished fellow cInsen.
When the procession reached The grave
about a quarter ~ a milo heFoud fhe Wis
laee. The memhers Of the fami assembled
Al The head 81 the grave. end eifh isaf-
bedlmmed ewes gazcd upon fhe caskef o.
toe Rev Nr Bufr offer 3 irsssr.
Twenty minutes later the Ctsksf va. loe-
erred into che grave lle marble siaf uss
placed over ibe vauli and fhe family and
friends sadly retfaoei Their slsls The
villagers who bad crowded around fhe
grsv. then dreW bearer and gfef rlancnx
~ The place in which the remains rsiu-e3
moved -orrovfuiiv or Tnis closed fhe
a. sad riie over alI thar was mortal ~ him
whom New York "a we've urs0 o. cialm 81
one ~ the most distinguished of her SONS
President Cleveland and psfff reached
New York early Boa ihe afternoon f.an
Crews one Toe parie went io ibe NurrsY
lll hotel for dinner hf5 fheu entering
carriage were driven 90 Jersey Difs w here
they hesr3e' q irain f1f Washington NHr-
ernor Hil auf sfsf ueni fo long nrsnch
and wiii remain unfi Nondss
NksHIseTns Auf TOE President re-
iurne' from Iildeu funeral a. Ie O'Clock
tonight