New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
FUNERAL OF DIR. BARNARD.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT ST. TllomASS
Cor1rcr PRESIDENTS As PAL1rBEARERs-
nIsuOP POTTER, DIR. DIX, DIR. BROWN, Dr.
UUFFIE AND DR.. STARR CONDUCT
TIE. SERVICES.


TIE. SERVICES.
Tho funeral OF President Il. rnorl, OF Columbia
College, held ut 81 Ihcmas'> Church, in Fifth
ave, yesterday morning, was attended ny large
audience, rrprc>cnting many churches, institutions
Of learning and literary, political and scientific So
cieticy. Harvard, Yale, Princeton, the University
Of the city Of Nrw-iork, the College Of the City
Of Acw-York, Rutgers, Bates, Dartmouth, Hobart,
Trinity and Barnard among the colleges
represented by their presidents, as were also the
Union and General Theological Summaries. The
Union Lcncu, Club sent large committee 70
REPRESENT IT, rs did the Century club, tho An
,horS' Climb the National md Ncw-iork Academies
Of Scicnco, the American NEUROLOGICAL Society and
other ORGANIZATIONS with which DR. Barnard had
been associated many years. Columbia College
WIS represented not only by It's trustees, faculties
and students hut by scores OF it's alumni, ono OF
the latter having been grtiuted iiftr-cight years
ago In, Bishop Of the Diocese OF newborn, the
rector Of Trinity Ihrish the rector OF 81 Thomas
and one Of his assistants and the chaplain OF the
college conducted the simple but impressive SER
vice
The faculties OF the Schools OF Arts, Mines and
Law, the members Of the Alumni Association and
tho students Of these departments assembled Mt
tho college building and followed tn" h"arsc TO
the church, where the body WAS received by the
vcstry and the college trustees. The members
Of the VcStry are: Wardens-Danirl l. lioag.
George MacCuIloch Miller. Nc>trymcn-lohn II.
Watson, James c. Fargo, william II Lie, Henry
II. Cock Joseph W Harper, Roswell 7. Flower.
FcSscndcn " Otis NJ D., and Fr, drrck GaliatIn.
Tic following were the trustees present.
in addition TO Bishop Potter and DIR.
Dix, who were present MS officiating
clcrgvmcn Hamilton Fish. Chairman Of the
Board; William e. Schcrmcrhora. Stephen i.
Nash, Joseph w Harper, i. Ernest Vandcrpocl.
Charles 4. Silliman. Frederick a. Schcrmerhorn.
Gerard Bcckmnn, clerk of the board; Ahrnm \.
Li,tlCjohn, John J. Townsend, Elwarl Mitchell.
W. Eayard Cutting, Talbot w. Chambers, Seth
Low George l.. Peabody, Charles VI. DaC"sta.
Mcssrs Fish, W. G.. Schcrmerhorn and Nash
were among the Inlbcarrrs Tn" Others being the
Rev DR.. John Hall, chancellor q the University
Of tho City Of Ncw-lork; General Alexander ).
Wchh president OF the CocG" OF the City Of New
York: the Rev. DR.. Il. a. Hoffman, dean 81 Ill"
General Theological Seminary President Timothy
Dwight, Of Yale College: President Patton. u
Princeton Coll; 60: the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby;
and President t. y Potter, OF Hobart College.
President LlIOt, Of Harvard. finding that lac VAS
ALE to remain il the CITY, attended I'll" funeral.
uNbONSn ne INl lbTInfTN fNNNNNl HIII'Nil '''hi
serving ny - will- bearer Among tho nearly Ninety
members Of the Columbia CollcG" fncHlty present
th1s":
nonry Ir'l"r VITO Vas been actin. President Of ="
iI",.o,c ". ,n"lght j. iIor,rl van Am
' itni!r S" JOIN Nr"T "r john w IS" rr'.
william r. Trow'rir". I~orso chnAr, H. Il, Erh
ROM Mcr Man, 1 TR"m, X arr i III , H' il nI">c
l"h, i""' William i Wa ii"niH : MN, Mnm." e,
Icc. .rulr D. Cu1"E"nh"'. llwNn Wa"r. i''rs IL
l~y,trr Hrk't.. Js.r"r Z ''""ia n. lirrN InnI''"i
Frank J GoAnuv HlcLaN! J II. "'"L"ii. C.. A.
<Crlhnrr. ". \. banning a"d !. l.. "r"n"h
Representing the alumni were III" resident Of
,hs ASSOCIATION. Frederic K t"ud"rt. 80; G'orG"
q. De Witt, ir, -. virrprc>id"nt; William y
Sloan. 80, secretary, md tl"s" among others:
90 '"I Eta: Envy n a." - E iiS>'I r rry . the
~ b. q, IL Ur5,'n a"l bgnc5'r iroIi i"
IIarh,. w. n"v Tnoma, II sl a,A ~" Rev. ~;
George Lansing Tayigr. ~ v G. in,rr"p, g.. 1ni
81: W. H. uit"rworth, - Abr'm Van ~nnir"nnl,
'Gi; julien r. pavi.s AMI IN Willard Parker. ir.
Nash. O. Erl"r I>'roA. L"INnar ani III" Rev. " ".
',"cr go. {. X. C"ns"r. -. ~. Ns'rInr Mot :!
r r nf i' M.y F. -. IA ~ : NI Izn.. I -"
The Union Iearu" Tub committee w"r" Salem
II Wnl'>, Dr I II; ~" bard. JnfnT> ID H.. en-.
Thomas Ac'%n W'iLHn li%mry l%T r t"nrl ,;
II Nmmidown. William D"w.i. II !. k"ndrI"H.
! X chilly. T. II Perkins. Ir ELwo"i + lh"rn".
lIor,cr barnard, jam, SmE,h. Sama"! ! A''r.
George Mnn'agur. W,llir'n T.. - JOHN. Th"m,> u
Nusrrnvc. GRIM Sq'.ircs william Ru"hmnon,
Charles Is curtis. John {. OC"un"r. William F.
Buckley. he" m"m'"r> Of T." "n,,y I ' ~
funeral: Daniel ITnn,inrt"n. .I,hn l!~lo", John
Law and Edward Cooper Others present included
The Rev Dr. L. S Storrs, The Roy. DE. Ih""lorcc
|, Cuyl"r md thr Rev DR. T DE Wit 1nlmn"". ~
H.. H., az 10 lp.
logical Seminary President ls,ri"''. 81 Dartmouth
College: y \ Low. c>-JudG" N'"h Davis. Professor
Charles + West. T. St"'man, General James
President Gates. 81 Rutr,rs College: hninm,l II.
Field. & & BHman II T"rr"y. lI"nrv q Mar,
uunnd. Or. Elliott; Of the toll"G' ~ l'vS"innS AMI
pynchun Of Trinity College,. Hartford: Dr. K y
Bacon: President Cheney. II Bates Cnll' .: Dr.
Henry barnard Of lI"rtforl and III" Rev. t..
tonncll
DR. DriHc tlr chaplain Of the "orlccr. road Tho
"pruur sentences ~ tro coffin WIS carried mp th"
aisle: DR.. Dix rcad tic lessen Or. Brown n"-
rnmntinl >rrTlrr offered the closing pralc and
pronounced The h"nrdl't,on. Gr'r-r W War'rn
had charGr Of tn" musical Part .. The s"r,icr TN"
and Mr Suuirc-sang :hc hurnl anthem 10 IN An
!lican chant, and The HYMNS Com. Y" D,s""nSo-
late" Just As An" "a" nnrh"r, " ! Heard a
Voice from lrnvrn Snv." composed hy Nr War
rem and DR. Muhrnhrres HYMN, would No'
Live Away Tn" pcsrludr WIS the Dead Mnrrh
from Saul
Mrs Barnard urnh'" 10 10 present ~ Tho
church, as her health won NOT warrant II. p>fr I
Str,fn ~ addition :" ~" Journey 80 Sh"ni"Ll
Mass where III" hral services and burial will i,,r
place Tins mnrIing E"OrrNrn'nC III" r"l't', IS
were Mr. and Mrs Joseph X N"'tcl ir. Mr. and
Mrs Henry n hnIrrs",. Mrs fr d"rI"k IlamI'n
and Porter Barnard There were several h"nu,I-
ful nornl tributes resting IN" coffin and near II
At o'clock the body taken in n special car Ia
Sheffield Mrs Barnard ard her mnid Porter
hrnard Professor OCuunur and Thornton u
Pcnnrd comprising th" funeral party. " Shrf-
field the widow and daughters 81 General John u
Barnard were to meet th"m. unavoidable delays
making il mro>Sj',l' for them 10 reach this city
in time for the funeral
STVFSTY DNF THIIVES TTRNTD TD0SE
4 motley crowd VS. collected at the Jefferson