New-York tribune., 1886-08-05

day and actively Interested IN many improvements
-. S' making abouttbe grounds"
H lvsn before Nj smith could reach GreystOne tele,
frH. relatives aud prominent pubic men. they
counmed TO all day Almost the first to be opened
was this:
FxfcurIyE MANSION,
WAsbNGION. D. {" Aug AZ
oos SAN d5cn TpES Lima d. o s .%cn death OF your
lustrou, re-ve samuel 1iden and hasten To- cypress W
@ N@E '' H. ic, her most dsngusRcG SON and the
o. "s "''''' '''' GLOVER CLEsELASD
Among the hundreds OF other messages were these:
% @ mc % samuel %'9 af S ISE'f h6r S s 'fo % yS Sd
IN other relatives my sincere sympathy IN your s,, & n
emnen, ar . our % Uwn al Se Sot Sng S the
which be fixed fol the funeral, as s thde"Noi
SAMUEL J. Randall: offer my heartfelt sympathy VIII
1, Secretary Fslrcd Mr. Tdens death feel to
sSa;. $.%.''a VIII him Of an mat was best and s'' IN publ,
SECRETARY Whitney desire express my profound regret
publ services mako s death National rnisiorne ,.c
regret The death your lustrious uncc tcndrI TO !og
bereavement consolation TO know that he passed ." ="
share public confluence and esteem enjoyed by any ou|"
the KcpUblc III this geneIation. -
Charcs r. Mae Lean Mr. Tden's coCsin came up fr.ih %
kew-Iork IN tbs morning. " Know iuii H. 49, ,,rs he
said Gnt his mind GEAR and ne understood ana
dscusse publc affairs with sue. i came for many
not seem probable that the end would cone oi many
years" 80, , ,,, ,.rovstone
TX Governor Cornell NNes hot ia' Iion
ana DARN. the afternoon he came over 10 one. ms s.'
vices to he family III case they should be required -
had occssoD TO cail Nh 1ilden only fortnight ago
sad. land then the sI'Ih o N"',s see''" ,~o,
30 glow Tor years yet Oi courso , ne was ,oi. @ w"
than ever. would be useless for ne 10 attempt |"
ada amy lhimg The millions of testimonials to ms
wnrb a. a man, a statesman and trend winch Will be
offered to-day. lie wa, indeed. great man
In the evening the news of Mr. Illiens death hau pe
come known throughout the nelghboring country and
many carriages OF friends and ncehoors werc 1nVrn
@P lnnr .nDnSn Andrew H. Green arrived from the
cIiy aoOul O'Clock. accompanied by Mr.. Iildens
them came MIS-. swan and Misses Ruby ana susie III
den. nicces OF Mr. rden They were INFORMED OF n'
where hey were sin}"T ANA 1sreM women ,Sr have
been living with thcIr uncle at Greysione.
Mr. Green said that no arr@nscuents mad yet oeeh
arrival Mrs Pelton. Mr.. Tlidens sister, who was al
Nargarausott Pier. Mrs. Peiton and her dauShtrl,
early this morning. Ii was ascertancd tha the lam ~
hs & the he sSrSss Sacs m II az naa @SS S lie
Will probably be buried. 1t was SAID IN New -LroahoD
,ns Of the faulty have buried Mr. Green
declined 10 say anything about the VIII oi Mt Iluen
lie said that there vas nothing known as yel o lHe dIs
posal of the eXGoveinors property. 49,
Dr. simmons returned thoroughly exhausted TO ms
home the afternoon " The pubic have been 'sTS
much mised by irresponsible statements ABOUT MI.
Tliens condition" sand he TO besln WIN, Mr. imITh
psralyuc He never hAd stroAe OF p"'aS i So
The maady which he suffered from Tor wears vas pHy
ierrupuon the flow of the nervous hrld rms laSea
state state Iesai'ea and sen,Iy aeeitd his lower
i,w' Tie fingers OF the right hand continually
worked. The lett wrist was drawn down ana ms I'"
vented him cutting his food. The lower Jaw did hot
hang and lie dld have TO hold II up while che"hS
Owng to an enlargement Of one OF the gIanis q! '"'
throat the continual tension upon the Jaw was al uhrs
painful and caused him to relax II Tor tic
purpose OF getting relief While talking
Or occupied the jaw in its nornM
place Tie Governor not the senle OLD man lac was
represented 10 he. lie WAS not emacaied, hut on me
other hand weighed days beior" his dealh io1
mounds within pounds the greatest weight he ma"
ever had He picked up thus from l2l pounds wthih
nine months HIS food simple hut ample, Shd NJ
digestion fairly good. Death wasdue To failure oI tho
heart. action supernduced by nausea and weakness
A rumor was repeated in the evening mat me ieal
canse uf Mr. riden's death was arsenlcal poisoning
Ir simmons asked II there any tIuln III thls ana
he SAID Mat II was utterly without f0unddilon. ~"
origin o. THIS absurd report, SAID he s pr"pNpy 'hr
fact mat some years ago Mr. Iiden was unier treat
neni by Dr. BTOwn-sequard tot hl III Oi l"f"!si|'
one method of Treating this form of disease 10 WItH
arsenic Asa matter fact Mr.. lllden his not taken
ANY druc for several months. lie has nor taken auy
ar.cnc whatever for more thau hNe wears. .
TliGrus estate estimated n Nlo,op''V'' az III
good securities the exception or tie 6frys'oie
estate and the Gramercy PARK house. Ihe property
outside Of securities will not amount To more than
81 OOOO 600 Mr. Ilden in investing hs iuiH>
ALWAYS sought ont safe railroad aud city h'h"s 'i'y
buying stocks Ia the early days o. The eeV"tcu I'-
roas hc ia tEe Stoc h hut srI4 Ol II
eNchaic for the bonds lie rclnt kaniy -hic"'
In investu.ent aud rarely lost money las iar-e e'
VIII proDably diyIdrd between his sisier AMI ihe
Henry A Tildcn lie Is known 10 have maie
nm elaborate viii He has two ncphew-.
Georse H. and Sanucl TIlden. jr tmc sons "i lrrfy
liIeu and four uriccs. the Misses susie dud ku'lr
Tidcr. Mrs. Laura Pelion TIE WIDOW oi ooI.n' l.H
Il Pclioi. and Ms Hayzard,the wiieof W W. H"/Itrl
M. Ann, Could who has been Mr.. ilen cOmthoh,
il the sister o. Mrs Henry l. Inten. she IS peasant
lady OF about Thirty years.