The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-28
BURrING THE DEAD.
Mr.. BALDWIN breaks Down at the Double
Funersl In He Iouse-Herriek Not Found

Funersl In HE uouse-Berrick Not Founa'
There wore fineral services yesterday for
several OF the victims Of the collision on
Christmas owe between two New York Cen
trail express trains near Hastings.
In the home Of the Baldwins. u East Eighty
Nth street. tho services over tho collins OF Mrs.
Anna NJ Baldwin and her daughter. Miss
Lillian Baldwin. were conducted by the
Rev. r., y. Macarthur OF Calvary Bap-
list Church. Mr. Homer H. Baldwin.
who not only lost his mother and sister
but whose wife is dreadfully disflgured. hns
broken down under the strain OF his suffer-
inga. He wns unable to control himself at the
funeral yesterday. and was Obliged to leave the
room. He has acted like man laborine under
extreme excitement. and it ia feared that his
health may be- affected. He Is with friends in
Mrs. baldwin and Miss. Baldwin will DO
Island The funeral Q! 7. ". Policy. who lived
The isaera 81 Miss M E p Van xrsdaie and her
friend. Miss Mabel slocombe OF Loekp9rt was vas
ela Ct the Bsd aa a.
Rev. Dr. J. j. Reed. Dr. Edwards Of the ;rhir-
t aFssn q sEss
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were serylsSs for d. sstsphsn
Heas ns M he e. wSo q said
York Central Expresses near HASTINGS on
ss ssT b. Mary haf nq essn
fourth street, said last night that her brother
had hS Sss at x ss b9s to n she %U
counsel him to surrender himself. His people
at Staatsburg. cay that they do not know where
ne sat ysss are r'RGs who
ssS Il. sd s. r. s S5sS II I'd
following train. The weather. was cold and
slseiy and Herrisk Put his red lamp s en- the
nlssi"rn. and q Operator Van AIKEN; Wis
s nea the With @ he S asis ef whs sss a
brought him back from his train and he said
no did not know, Something had stepped
body body, on a the platform gave Hsrrick cigar = to
light It. Hs was still inside when Fo!msbee
Folmsbee S was informed. Wien the St. Louis
express dashed by. The station agent and
HoossG sat tSa
tho Buffalo and Niagara Falls special. Herrick's
train been and WaoS
the st. Louis express and rushed by.
to rseort to tie main ece Of the IL
the Grand Central depot at 10 o'clock this
IF s%S1sd the
face Is unmarked. but she. will carry as long as
sas Sstw es ugly hr sSbHs
Ba EHsIr % Of tHis eRsy arc S0 still in
sd that the spoS
father. Lawrence Moore. and her sister. Miss
who from Troy H:b H Her
doctors feared was destroyed. is getting all
right Her face is a mass OF scars and her eye
0 ssI and DE Dec eur was day of
ter o: Christmas eve Is tho sole topic Of con-
yersgtion. and everybody seems to DC mourn e, IN.
Hudson River Railroad accident.
Yesterday tho remains Of Miss Gertrude
Moore were brought homo. They were met Mt
pie. Who esePrted tIe casket from the train to
~" Th "e methsr ~" Of H. Dennis Murphy yester-
witch had been mailed iron. New, York in the
shape Of n lot OF money. The letter stated
that unless some unforeseen accident oc-
dimes. With the receirt OF tho letter came
the announcement by telegraph OF his death.
He was very popular here and considered to
0e Ths 81 Izze fa
brought hone to-dhy and taken directly to
st. Mary's Church. There was n large throng
cd there were hardly enough seetsleft. for the
mourners. A long limo Of carriages followed
the hearsr to the grave.
over Miss Gertrude Moore were held.
Miss Moore was u popular young society
lady. It is understood that she was engaged
to be married shortly to Medina gentleman.