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: LAnxfori snd Rev. j. A Bottoms.
lie csslsl conl41nIsk the remains
ass 5ofns up tie eeatsr 4lsis a. quar-
lsgis s4us Tue 5an of God Goes Forth
o. VA Ius csskst . Of Eazilso OAK On
the piais " snica 9ss lssefl1e1 sam AL
= HAIRS, ID. D. l. l. d. Bishop 0f hlcni-
gan Died A uklst "A lSeo. aged s5 years
ll vas olacsd on tas peaestsls And tne lua-
presslgs Episcopal ntusl for tne dead Sas
rad blsnop Potter mate isS FenlArss,
touching upOn various phases Of the ate
Bishops chATaclsr and nis death. Alter
the ceremony the caskst S4s removed -
ta1 Grand CeotrAl depot sltfs A. v clock
TIE s4d party started for DesrVE-
Il vas sad party that cane oY special
train ir0n Nsr York this noon. bringing
with them the rsfua as II Bishop Harris. A
grief stricken wife. h-.rt-bfohen With scF-
r0r over TIE loss Oi beloved husssnd.
caildrsn rreconcliA0ie 70 the death OF the
klndest OF fathers friends ulth tear allied
eyes. trying 10 accept the loss As for
the bsst-sll Ia doubt how 10
understand Why the bishop. always So
1 faithful, never complaining or uring Ia his
work giving bis every power aud thought
T. the work 10 which he was called. should
receive his summons when away from the
scenes OF ais charge snd In foreign land.
Another Of the insxpiicaeie tnings OF
/ this queer life, said very close fFiead Of
the dead bishop. But . lev weeks ago.
/ bouyaat and full OF expectation and hope
1 lulness, happy IN the anticipation OF new
I scenes aud acquisition OF new knowledge.
| the cODsscrated man. worn out oy close
work and study. sought 10 gain nesded
strength and rest abroad. Today ne l.
/ brought back simply s.hsdow OF rast once
/ was What contrast"
The stesmer Lahn on which the remains
| were brought. was sgaied outside the New
| York hsrOOr yesterday morning. Rev. Ar.
/ Clark and Rev. Or. Fulton, q personal and
/ intimate frlend Of The late bishop. went
/ down on the revenue cutter and boarded
the vessel. Mrs. Harris. Miss o2llie p. Hxr-
ris Julian Hsrri, aud Rev. DIR. AcCarroll
were in company with the remains. AT
/ the dock they warn met by Mr. Ledysrd.
| viii and sam HasEis. sidney ID. Miller,
Mrs. Johnson, Ars. Clsrk and Mrs. Don N.
Dickinson. After the memorial services.
the party took the train Tor Detroit They
| arrived here at iz:45 without iar or accident.
About ffty citizens. members Of the
various episcopal churches Of the city. in
clnding twslve active pail bearers, were at
the depot waiting fully halt an hour before
the train arrived. The psllbearers were
Gen. l.. s. Trowbridse. 3. K. Pittmsn,
Robert Mcmillan. Claude II. Chandler,
! Henry r. Sanger, Theodore II. Eaton.
| Henry NJ Campbell. Mark h. Stevens.
| Francis A. Thomas +. y. Lgbtner and
George II. Minchsner. Rev. Mr.. Hoskin,
OF 81. Peters church: Rev. Mr.. Blanchard,
| OF ST Johns church; Rev. q. NJ. skinner.
| Rev. J. A AcCiesry. of St.
Bsrnabas' Mission. and Rev. q. h
Peters were among those in the crowd
waiting 20 receive the remains of the de-
ceased Bishop Undertaken Roberts had the
| hearss backed up TO the curb at the main
entrance Of the depot. but just before the
train pulled in AZ 12:+5. it was sent around
10 the Fourth-st. gate OF the yard The
heavy oak casket enclosing . lead coffin,
containing the remains and weighing over
700 pounos, was here lifted from the train
and carried To the hearse- A bunch of chry-
santbemums lay on the coffin. Mrs. Harris
aud her children remained or the train IN
I'll the crowd left tue gate. The pail
bearers snd the clergy in six carriages fol-
lowed the remains up Fort-sr. to the Epis-
cop4l residence, I'D West Fort-st The
casket was then placed IN the pSrlor. and 1t
rests with the members of the family
whether it shall be opened or not.
HThs funeral will take place next Tuesday
aftsrnOon from ST. Pauls church. Bishops
worthington. Dudley and Gillespie are e1-
pected 10 conduct il. Rev. K W. Clark
will pronounce the eulOgy on the deceased
Bishop a. 81. Paals church tomorrow
morning.