New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
THE DEATH or ALDERMAN MAST ERSON.

CHAMBERLAIN IVINss ACCOUNT OF THE ACCIDENT
THE FUNERAL.
The fune-al OF Alderman Peter b. Masterson, VINO was
killed Oh Sunday By being thrown from buggy VIII
take place to-norrOw. No ceremony Will take place a
the house. body will bs carried 10 the Cburch OF
the Paust Fathers, Fifty-Dintlst. and NintlIave., ,
where Father Brady will celebrate high mass at 10
O'clock a. H. The turIai will no In Calvary Cemetery.
The paIl.bearers will be Mayor Grace, Chamberlain
ryins. Puloe commissioner John r. VoorIs, Commits
sinner OF Charities and Correction Thomas = Bfenhan
Fire Commissioner H. d. Purroy, Just'css White and
Powers Aldermen Patrick Diver Bansson T. Morgan,
Jam = T. Van Rensselaer,, ana John Quinn and Robert
Ali day yesrsriay visitors kept calling at the house
to xprrss ther sym patuy with Ars u st"rso Ne"ry
nil rn, welI.kuown men among the Coun Democracy
and Tn ~ nauy HAIL Tanks lot their ears dur ING tue a
M Mas ersOn died rhildess ana rit 10 wiii' 40 mat
Lila sntrr property vslued ut elVOOOU Will go to his
wow no will continue 10 carry on the livery business
mt No. 0Is Seventh ave. Corou'r Levy ana Drpnv-
Coroner Jenkin. called yesteri"y morning, auu aIer
hearing acconJ OF the accI tent IRON Dr ru'on ao
Ivius, decided that aa Inquest WAS ueneo
Chamberlain WINS is little the worse for his fail be-
vnud s, ut surin OF the wrist and severe suakihg
II did not cone to bis office ytstcruav, Dul WI"
rs uuie his dunes alter the fnueial 10 ihSUNk TO
,orter s said Yesterday: Nv relations with MI Mas
larson arose through my purchase OF nor SO from MN
some time aeo.wh ch le To my boarding. Tue horsr wicn
c,use the acci his sahles Tie morse nau peeu
sck for several weeks and nan never been driven 10
h.ruess felt nervous about trying To 40 81 my am
called, on Mr. Masters n 10 help Lilo. lie Was al Expert
dryer ami OK rrssed himSu ns per ectiy "u.na "
make The tr al With on rarteristc eau oh ne careuy
sunerintende the hitchmg tried the whr-is o tuo
buggy and examined the harness. we lo.eeu a1"ns LUX
0ui., until were npont 2Oo ynils PaSe .o IL a,a ,
cutr nee when the accident took place precisely rs ue
scrbea in HE TRIBUNE The whole thing occurred 10
t. twiukny uf ami neither of us hau 'iino ~
sm.,x "a word had enough line TO prepare my seit
Tar the f,ll anl so rscsnrd hut Mr. Ma,ersou di no.
r,i.x hl, mol on the Ieins vas partly sunne'i Du.
reuemnr seeing ine Alderman fy through the air ano
f.ii In D Ls.p stiklng his head full upon the cobuis
Al ,ermnn MasiersoD was chairman OF the iAth AS
semnv district organization or The County Democracy
and m, disric committee will SHORTLY unset 10 lake ac
lion gith regard TO eah Tn- CHAIRMAN o. lni' us
rict WHOM Mr. Mas son succeede wAs kea IN sun
liar accident Ahir Gfivihg through Central Park WIN
Psrk Commissioner John d. Crimmins' VINO escspo"
President Mooney pi esided yesterday at an iniorn
meeting of the Aldermen, called TO take aetoh on .o
death Of their associate letter from tne May "a
messing his sorrow over the death OF Mr. Masteison a
p,,ise for his life was read. Messrs Morgan v Nsii
pninn Fitzgerald Earle, Mooney and Ryan were up,
Tonted AS committee to draft appropriate rcsolu,'oh h
and make arrangements for the board 10 atenu INC ,,io
funeral The Board will appoint Mr. Mastersohs SUI