New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
THE DEATH or ia. BOSTWICK.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR The FUNERAL
FRUITLE:s EFFORTS TO FIND TIE BODY OF TIE
GROOM WHO WAS KILLED.

FRUITLE:S EFFORTS TO FIND TIE BODY OF TIE
GROOM WHO WAS KILLED.
No inquest will be held upon the body Of Jahra A.
BostwicA the millionaire. who died at his country
home In Mamaroncch Tuesday night from injuries
received while trying to drag from burning
stable. Mr.. BOstwick In front Of inc drag "h"h
he fell against the side Of abe stable. The men behind
the vehicle kept pushing and crushed him against
the stable Dr. L. Clark, Of Manaroneck, gave
certificate Yesterday that Mr. Bostwck had died from
internal injuries Or. 4. i. MiAScn the Coroner
concluded to mold no Inquest DR.. Clark Is positive
that Mr. BostWick did not die from heart disease Mr..
BOstwick complained OF violent pains IN the small OF
the back and it IS supposed that several important
organs were Injured.
The funeral OF Mr. B0stwick W il be held today
at D. m. at the house In Mamaroneck The Rev.
Dr. Thomas Armagc will conduit the services, and
the body will be placed temporarily in the family
vault in Woodlawn Cemetery. Cable MESSAGES nave
been received from Mr. BOslwcks married daughters
in Europe. notifying the family that they VIII start
for home the earliest steamers. $. tarH'a!rs'
the wife Of Captain Alfred Carsairs. Of the ROYAL
British Rifles. IS in Luccrit. switzerland, and MIS-
F. L. MoirelI is In Heidelberg, Germany. Messages
Of coincidence were received We tcrday from John d.
Rockefeller j. r. Hegcman and other business asso-
cidIe' and nr'glit rs
During his life it is said Mr.. Bostwick gave about
10 per cent OF his income for charitable purposes.
A friend OF the FAMILY sald yesterday tl'' ~ nov
wick had many persons a list, 10 whom he con
stantIy gave assistance. one Of the earliest callers
Al the Hostwick home yesterday the Rev Isiuof
Meater the Catholic priest Of the village, to whom
Mr. Bostwck had given much aid IN carrying on the
charitable work OF the parish. Mr.. BVstwicK was
Baptist and 1t Is said. gave large sums TO his church
Besides tho legacies members OF his family, IL Is
believed that the will OF Mr. BOstwick contains he
ouests 10 several charitable institutions.
The search for the body OF Henry Athlneoh' "'e
proon who was burned TO death IN Mr.. Constance
stable has so far been ruiess The first BODY "hleh
WIS found on Wednesday, was that OF Thomas A'hii
sop the coachman. Henry Atkinson WAS tau SIGN
der man. and II is thought that his body was "hohy
consumed The ruins have been searched twice. ana
the only traces OF the missing groom were rev siF
nails picked up the pace where The oooy "a .mo
cnachman was found. Henry Atkinson hAd Only pch
in The country short time and wore pair o. heavS
ns ed peasant shoes made In Ireland. The sho ihiIH
,ound are OF foreign manufacture.
Coroner Mixsel will hold inquest In the case OF
Thona, Atkinson. The cause OF the fire VIII prpnhoN
never he known. In the room Of the AthnsoIa heIo
enc lomus were used, and II is thought that an eA
nsIon oi n lamp caused the fire. Mr.. Constable s+hd
paStnr.loy that the cOachnan and groom were SOBER
and industrious and could not have been druih'