New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
MEN DRAWN HERE By THE FUNERAL
NOTABLE GROUPS AT THE FIFTH AVENUE.


a large assembly Of prominent men at tho Fifth
| Avenue Uoto President Cleveland the leading
cuest by reason OF his official position lie arrived
| IN the morning train from Washington and was oc
| comranicd to the hotel u, secretary Bayar Post
| master General Villas and Colonel lamont He had
| breakfast In his room. On returning from the
station whittier he accompanied the body. he was
driven down TO the grocery store OF James Lidger-
wood at Thirteenth st. and broadway. where he
talked for somo time with the proprietor about White
| House supplies He uncbed In his room. and did
not appear again during the day until he took car
age and drove the Desbrosscs st. ferry to take tho
| 3:45 train for wa,hpptUn His aLxiety to sI~pd
n little tho possible here WAS OWING to the fact
| that no Ia hard at work upon his Message.
Ex-Prc.i dent Hayes In and out OF the hotel
dutiu the day. after tho funeral services. once or
| twice In company with General sherman. who Is
living In the hotel tbs winter. while his son IL at
Yale COLLEGE Mr. Hayes bears his sixty -four years
| with remarkable vigor and preservation, and evil
| IDENTIFY IA in good health General Sherman bocins
TO show the ravaees OF tlmo. The hard campaigning
of tho war has left an Impress on his constitution
that begins to manifest itself In slight stcop OF the
| shoulders and o les- vigorous step than OF old.
Mr. Blame wa, In the corridor. during tho after
| nc,p AMI wa Instantly surrounded by group OF
friends quaptances. VII" kept him engaged for
half an bour There were several recopto'.-
Of this kind during the day to General Logan. Gen
era Sherman. General sheridan und Jthrrs but that
IN MIR PLANE was notable among them all. Mr..
Blame walked down Fifth ave after the ser'fces at
the church. and was the cynosure OF many eyes,
His step Is elastic. and his general appearance that
of rugged health.
General Logan, dark and swarthy, sat for time
on one the sofas the corner. where no was hon
ord with q sort Of reception by old comrades and
trends.
Secretary Bayard remained In his room through
the day. Secretary Lamar with his hair streaming
down his shoulders, came down to tho hotel from
Secretary Whitney's to talk with friends. lie wore
q white oNercoat, which mado him as conspicuous as
OK Attorney General Brewster whose head was COW
ered a. usual with u high white beaver hat.
General Is. f.. Butler showed himself only once.
as he through the lobby Oh his way to his room
lie had u great topcodt and huge siouch hat that
dnooped over n = face his General expresses much
contempt for tho conduct OF the deence of the
.'LovdIe' Aldermen says Jaime was del> cred
to the Iauer Without Mason. and declares that
1here has icon confederation Of the testimony
OF tho confessed scoonIpces OF McQuade, without
which their evidence valueless.
Sonator Eununds, with rd face, aquline nose,
White Deanl leaner flesh than usual, chatted
VITA acquaintance. The Till am gaunt figure of
Senator Snoinian Is always consplcuous. Ito Tolls
son.e of his trends how he went down TO L0uisv,Le
speech during tho late canvass. Be
cause ho Wac lrst prominent kepuDncan to ~
kentucky, the hOsllaUio DcniUcraLs "eicOlned
with oIen arms. ieeIng Absolutely secure III tno
Lo,sesson OF 7,UOU majority ia the Louio' Lille Con-
gIessiUuaI dIsuict. lhey oserdid tho welcome, ana
The gave them barely 40 majority.
Con- ressuLen Frank Hscock, Henry q. Burleigh
anu Ira Ia enkUrI a soIa, dscussou stlte
LUutits nou VARIOUS points of Wow. Dir. BdricI-h
longer dezer'es his Old nIcknamo of "huny-
Bury" lis deieat Tor 10 election has put ii.tle
his heels, but ho u as Jouy as ever ana taAcs
IL with a lOhLcLan's cOOIness.
ChIeI-JIIsLco Maue, of figure, with long
faco ana sond appear ance, to If thcio
fhn
tho COMMITTEES. stood ABOUT the corruor
for some the back oi his head
no cracAod loAo or Two III has quiet way Win per
Who attempted " taA pOiItics win him, ana IN
usoussls BViI.son's deIest ior iOll how
Woo MORRISON successor, senl Bauer.
resenIDed MN ia afpc'isHoe: ,., - -. -
ny niciis "hon ho appeared at tho hOsoi
tie gssc ntue siOwl aCUut TIE cary hour al wnicn
.ne began. but uec.aro1 mat the delightful
Weather was - COMPENSATION IOr Dcihs GOV ny 90
eaIly. He had great Respect ior oeAordi ArInurs
senaoor Waller Miller looked oddly lie talked
wa, ac,uailLlnces, on account OF having disliaoed
his orilil.ry Derry hat iof new siuA one, giving
younger appearanco. oonavor JUSTIN .. NOR
Ieisey about, his leVhlne lace whitehead
" illness anu his shoulders sOine~nat bent. lie
says he ieels almost completely recovered frun
nalauy that stIich Inn uown at the ciose Oh Tic
last scssiOn lie las gone " Washington alIeady
tho winter. Genera Joseph Il. ha~iey, fat and
round faced but athletic, with curly gray hair and
gray ulustache anu goatee, "ae con- ratuisted on
all the SUCCESSFUL CANVASS hc nado To carry
CONNECTICUT Legislature and secure re e,ecLOn'
VI which he has ITO DOUBT.
L. "a
overcoat erect and soiderAy Ill appearance. came IN
70 ena win many Eu, ,e me men Tho "a senator 4. q;
days, In Tor short time ana talked politics with
state Politicians
make "a notable Dir and attract much attention;
Mcrherson Is leAn and gaunt seweli Is round faced
presence of the chunky little Senator from Missouri,
Mr. Vest He Is about the height, figure and gen
musticho AM goatee. The POLITICIANS all c0nsrdt-
ulatod him tie restoration OF Mr.. Benton. The
out said nothing lie is evidently a silent warrOr.
Congressman William NJ Springer, oi Illinois, was
Of his pem6cratic coIleas IT, Mr. Morrison as he
might DO. Ii leaves him bigger relative position
Which he has not been sIo, to APT rebate Congress
man William Waller Phelps entered during The day.
was also q visitor with many Others
Congressman Mckinley, OK Con FRESHMAN Amos
ator l. j. pringe. Judge J. II. Doyle. Judge steven
son Burke J. MG chic a General A. o IT, wyA9a
up a group of prominent Ohio men who attended the
funeral. Colonel ". p. Canaday Sergeant at Arms Of
6ustlod about make the arrangements that insure
the comfort Of the Senatorial Iarty; while j. d.
similar duty for the meml ers Of that body
Among others seen in the hotel were Congressman
vana Matson, of Indiana; j. II. Murphy, OF Iowa;
J. T Heard, OF Missouri; william L. Scott and James
tcrney General Perrepont e1 Secretary Bristow. a.
sstant Postmaster General A. +. Stevenson, OK
o. Wilma eS Congressman John NJ Davy. Of Ro@h
ester: H. H: warner, Of Rochester; John A. Kasson,
Van vocrhls, Of New York; siahl5n Chance, eT:
f. stone OF "Tbe Oh cage News; OK Attorney Gen
eral Alnhonso ait, Of Ohio; Cartain Chester s. Cole
Isidor RAY ner, OF Maryland Colonel william L.
shafcr. State Senator Correshan. Senior. Romcro
Ter. of South Carolina Abram g Hewitt. Mayor
Grace. Charles K Grham General Rufus ingalls,