New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01

Langdon was detained by Illness, and Warner Van
Norden, OF Dr. Halls church, for many years an
officer in the Fourth Avenue Church, was invited
10 serve with them. Among the clergymen present
were these:
Bishop Henry c. Potter Bishop e. G. Andrews. Rabbi
II. F. Mendes d. Parker Morgan, Charles L. Thompson,
w d. Buchanan r. C. Morse. J, c. Nightingale, g. j..
Mingius. L. n. Footc. Henry van Dyke, Theodore IA
cuyler J. s. Chambers, Jacob Freshman, A. W. Halsoy,
A. G. Rurson. l.. W. Barney Henry b. Chaplin Robert
II. Booth J. NJ. Buchanan. H. T. MeEwen. A. r sehauf'
ler Henry Wilson. Robert Colyer H. Y. Saterlee o. IL
parkhufst Henry Mottet John c. Bliss President IT, D
Hastings w. G.. T. Shedd. Philip schan and G. Il.
Prentlss Of tho Union Theological Seminary; George g.
Chambers, Of Pttsburg; w. t. Sabine. w. w. Knox,
J. r. Fisher, r. w. Kidd, Jesse w. Brooks, Hugh b.
McCauey, George II. McGrew, David o. wyle. Albert
Erdnan John Balloon Shaw. Conrad Doench, B. b. Tyler.
@. II. Vaudeville, S. II. Virgin. j. B. Remeusnyaer'
E. wslpole Warren, @. w. S. Birch Wendell Primo
David Gregg and A. T.. Kittredge.
Representing the University. besides DR.. Hall. d.
Crosbys successor chancellor. and large delegation
OF students, there vice-Chancellor Henry NJ
MaeCraeken, Charles Butler. William Allen Butler, j. W.
c. Levefdge the Row. Dr. Charles r. Deems, William Il.
Andrews the Rev. Dr. Roderck Terry Samuel sloan che
Rev. DR.. George Alexander. George Munro, William b.
Heveneyer and Israel c. Person. The faculties OF tho
university were represented by Charles J. Parde dean OF
the medical faculty; William NJ. Polk. L. A. stmson,
Rudolph A. witthaus. w. Gilman Thompson E. lie Feyre.
George woolsey and w. c. jarvis; Henry NJ. Baird
George W. Coakley j. j. Stevenson A. H. Gallatn. d. W.
Herring, Abram s. Isascs, Jerome Allen Francis H.
stoddard, Robert W. Hail. D. A. Murray, D. R. Jaques ana
Isaac F. Russell.
Among the large number Of business men were these
A. d. +. Randolph William E. Dodge, Morris X. Jesup,
r. p. Poole. K. r. Mckinney, Theodore NJ Roche, kaen
Van Rensselaer, E. f. Shepard. William Harman Brown,
President 4. N. Potter, OF Hobart College; exMeyor
A. S. Hewitt, e. G. sprou ex.president William C.
Catte, OF Lafayette College; Charles A. Keller william
s. Brazer, sx.Judee Arnoux, Benjamin H. Field, en-
Judge Noah Davis ex.Mayor Wckham, James Talcott
Cleveland II. Dodge. John Crosby Brown, Ex-Governor
Mccormick Of Arizona 4. B. De Freeze Cephas Brainerd
David II. Whitney, Charles L. Gildersleeve, William
Wade and William A. Harding.
WATCHING BESIDE THEIR PASTOR.
The ushcrs were Archer " Panc0ast, John McCrea,
Wallace sterry, the Rev. Charles F. Cutter William dc
IL Nontagne, Samuel voorhees, and Thornton B. Pen
field After the services 1t was decided among the
church friends Of DR.. Crosby TO hold voluntary watches
beside the coffin In the church during the night. me
following remained at the church from p. m. until
l2 O'Clock: Walter Edwards, George W. Llthgow, Ed
ward Thorpe and Merwin j. Mcmillan. AZ IL O'clock
the following went to remain until q o'clock Richard
c. Jackson, the Rev. John j. Devins, James c. God
dard and Thornton B. Penheld. At IL p. m F. Edwin
Elwen took cost Of one OF DR.. Crosbys hands.