New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
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THE BODY TAKEN 10 UTICA FOR Buruxst

mousse IN hutgers SIaCes Oblc4 WAncn W. yQ0
merly his home. This afternoon n win b taks4
to Calvary Church thArA whUs the fnnasat
service according to the rioes Of the Protastaay
Episcopal Church VIII be conducted. and -
burial will be in the family plot In Forest Htl4
The transfer of the body from New-York b Uac6
was quiet and marked by On absence Of display
Though large crowds witnessed the removal Of the
body and hundreds were disappointed at not
being able to witness the funeral services In
Trinity Chapel the utmost order prevailed ana
the demeanor of all was one Of quiet respect
Early yesterday the coffin containing the body
was taken down stairs from the room whore Mr..
Conkling had died IN the Hoffman House Annax,
and placed supports in the centre Of the parlo1
Of Edwards II. Gof, the parlor where, on Tues
day night, the newspaper men awaited the final
news from the sick-bed. At 10 o'clock the cofln
was placed In plain black hearse, drawn by
two black horses, and followed by the members
of the family and intimate friends In carriages,
it was taken TO Trinity Chapel The central aislt
had been reserved for mourners, the Grant family,
the Congressional delegation, the Legislative deli
egation, and the Utica escort As soon as the
body had been taken from the hearse, the Rev.
Dr. Morgan Dix led the way to the altar, being
followed by the choristers chanting o Paradise
The coffin, borne by four strong men, came next,
and was escorted up the aisle by the pall-bearcrs,
Senator John p. Jones, Mnnton Marble. s. L. NJ
Barlow, Clarence A. Seward, Mayor A. S Hewitt,
Judge william A. Wallace, ex-Judge Shipman,
Senator J. Donald Cameron, and Colonel w. 8.
Church. and by DIS Henry b. Sands and For
dyce Barker.
THE ORDER OBSERVED IN CHURCH
The mourners entered the chapel in the following
order: Mrs. Conhling and Colonel Frederick A.
Conllling, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.. Oalman,
Judge and Mrs. Alfred Conkling Coke, Alderman
Alfred r. Conlkling and Miss Coleman, Howard
Conlling and Miss Conltling. They were fol-
lowed by Colonel Frederick d. Grant and Mrs
o. 8. Grant Secretary Fairchild and Mrs. Fair
child, George G. Gorham and Mrs Frederick d.
Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse r. Grant, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ulysses s. Grant, jr. The Utica escort
occupied pews Immediately in the rear OF the
family and intimate friends, while the Congress
sional and Legislative delegations. accompanied
by the Sergeants-at-Arms of both houses, were as
signed pews as near the front as possible. The
chancel Of the handsome chapel was almost hid
den in flowers The New-YOrk Athletic Club
had sent floral bank Of Ascension lilies, callas,
and La France roses, which nearly covered the
chancel steps Other floral contributions had
been sent to the chapel by scores Of friends in
all parts of the country. The coffin itself, which
had been placed Immediately In front Of the Al
tar, bore OF its head wreath Of laurel, and wss
otherwise covered with lilies-ofthe-valley and
volets
Dr. Dix read the beautiful Episcopal burial
service leaving of the committal, while the choir
chanted the responses. He then read selection
from the fifteenth chapter Of the Epistle Of St.
Paul to the Corinthians, beginning, Now is Christ
risen" The doctor offered prayer, and the choir
sang " Rock of Ages the congregation softly
joining in the hymn. The occasional was Abide
with Me-" At the close Of the service and with
ont delay the coffin was replaced in the hearse,
the mourners and escorts entered their carriages,
and the procession set out for the Grand Central
Station. The special train, which had been OIL
fered by Chauncey NJ Depew, stood on siding
near Yanderbilt-ave. 1t consisted OF baggage
car, Mr.. Depew's private car aud two drawing
room coaches. The body was placed in the bag"
gage with the numerous floral offerings.
the members Of the family and the intimate
friends, while the two drawing-room coaches were
for the use Of the escorting delegations. The
Isaac H. Bailey and Clarence A. Seward The
train started for Utica OF about half past IL.
wELL-KNowN MEN PRESENT. o.
The preliminary services here and the transfer
to the train were attended by large number OF
prominent men, the hearse being followed by
over hundred carriages. Among those in at
tendance were:
,OcE j. Donald Cameron, John P. Jones,
o%ss Ss%' and wa Warner Ss
POTrk, ,t Cochran, James s. sherman, T. J Campbell,
'9oSs gosgs.5s n'' Van Laugh
agher' Hunting BcattIe, BISncnthal' Gordon
Kent, Martin and Entz; United states Commissioners
calvin, exJudges Donohue, Peabody and Dittenhoetcg
POLICE Justices s, Ford and Paterson pTisns
General sgei Surveyor Beattle, Edward s. Stokes
sx%y join T GGGDe
Esn! ffss ss 5 Sssssl : fs@s5
IShn sSsrin Jacob Hess efFAtorne
Dickinson Williams ex-cOliector Murphy, Otto Ruhi
Colonel Robert g. Ingerso Dc Lancey Nicoll, Philip
ey Field Henry L.. Clinton, Corporation Counsel
3eekman, Elihu Root, John ID. Herman Edward
Searney, James W. Boyle, Coroner Nugent and ". II.
Bellamy
Albany, April 90 (speciaD.Ths funeral train bear
ng the body of Roscoe Conklng, on the way to Utica
irew up at the station here little after o'clock this
afternoon Although It was raining hard, largo
lumber Of people awaiting IT, The train stopped
hardly long enough TO allow those who wished Il an
opportunity TO pass through the car In which the body
icians from here viii attend the funeral tomorrow
afternoon.
CASES SIMILAR TO MR.. COMBINES.
San Francisco, April 90 (speciaD.-Four cases Of
illness similar to that which proved fatal to Roscoe
,onklng are under treatment In this city. Ono
which exact counterpart was that Of Adam
lbach, miner from Occur DAlene. He had an alb
cess in the left and the operston OF cutting away
he bone successfully performed. In eleven days
10 recovered sufficiently to walk
HER PICTURE TAKEN By CIGARETTE yEN
Mrs. Ephralm whitlock wife Of the cashier Of tho
BROOKLYN Board OF Education, learned recently that
photograph of herself taken in the stage eostumsshe
Tore when actress and Z singer had been made
I by firm OF cigarette manufacturers as an adver-
sement. Her name was not attached 70 Il, but it