New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
Mr.. WINDOWS FUNERAL.
THE PUBLIC SERVICES TO BE HELD TO-
DAY.
MEMBERS OF THE CABINET TO BE THE PAIL
BEARERs-THE sECRETARY'S son RE
TURNS HOME-MANY VISITORS
TO THE HOUSE

TO THE HOUSE.
Washington, Feb. ALI the arrangements for the
funeral of the late Secretary Window have now Deeh
completed. The private services Will take place al
the house to day at IL O'Clock. The members OF the
family the relatives the President and his Cabinet and
the servants Of the family will attend the services
They will be brief and at their conclusion the entire
marty will proceed to the church. The members OF
the Cabinet will be the honorary pail bearers, ana
number Of Treasury Department employees. composing
a detachment OF the 9Th Battalion OF the District OF
Columbia National Guard will act the body bearers
The Church of the Covenant, at which the public ser
vices are to be held. will accommodate about 1,2Oo
ncopc The applications for tickets of admission have
however largely exceeded that number. and co0sc-
oncntlv those having the issue Of them in charge have
bcen compelcd TO deny them to many persons who de-
. sired to attend.
There was a large number Of callers at the family
home today. and all who desired TO do so were per
mitted 10 view the body Of the dead secretary
Among these callers the President and Mrs. Iar
r,on. secretary Tracy and Postmaster General Wana
maker.
John Douglass. Of Minnesota. the brotherin-law ol
Mrs Window arrived here th, afternoon 10 attend tho
funeral. william u. Window. the dead Secretary
SON who in Baton Rouge La, at the time oi MS
fathers death. also arrived here today. MI Nhu'H
wa, travelling in the south for the benefit OF his health
lie seem, 10 have improved somewhat, although 1t Is
evident from his appearance that hi, fathers dcaih
ha, ,orely affected him. since he Ia, been sou'h us
Ii-t, daughter died and he suffers. therefore douuic
lnction. Nir,. Garfield and her son have also a'iNe'
in Washington and will attend the funeral tom"rl""'
The coffin containing :hc body rcpo'cs In the iH'''
parl0r Of the hon~c. Il is 81 sOmbrc black ON t' "p
has been PLACED silver plate with the following n''P
ton: William Window. MAY 10. -; January -
1912 Around the edge OF the upper half 'i 'u. m
collin is a string ~ violcts. and over the lower "'ii
thrc -pray, Of palm tied with piece oi purpi' r"'
\ large bouquet ~ viocts re>t> over the pii"''
Numerous fora! piece, were received today p''"'-
rcnt among them being representation "i INC
Treasury seal from the employees Of the k's's'' ,
once - The Treasury Department Ex-senator anu
Mr., Davis, Of West virginia. sent beautiful "Nd',i
Of ferns and roses, in the centre Of which was pao'
portrait u the late secretary. The sculptor DUNBAR
of thi, c.iy tonight took death mask Of the rae
of the secretary.
The sudden death of Secretary WINDOW was ln''-
dcntaly referred to today hy the pastors Of many oi
the churohr- of this city. where he Wa 80 well ana
favorablv known. At the Garfield Memorial Chunh
Congressman Morse. Of Na--ar hu-ctts was pecht'
and spoke i'm culocy Of the dead secretary.
/ The lOlloWIu- Grl'-i'iuu from tAr mon Irtcu'
/ Clul of New y ,rh arrived ~ Washington tonight 10
/ attend tine funeral. james T.. colgate, cornelius y.
| Hl,,-. seth VI. Mllhcu, Jc>-c e"h;man: Jrl j."
Ernarr w. &. Mchurlcy. II. -. Armour. pormah j..
| F,tnu N ". cooper. william DpWd. benjamin Brew
-t.r CHARLES Narou, Logan G. Murray Horace IoFicr
and II. l. Horton.