New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
GENERAL Hustled BURIED.
SIMPLE FUNERAL SERVICES AT HIS HOME

A LARGE ATTENDANCE OF PROMINENT MEN
PEEKsKILL DRAPED IN HONOR
OF HIS MEMORY.
Leading men Of both the great political parties went
10 PeeDkl yesterday afternoon TO attend the funeral
Of General James W. Hustled. whose death on sunday
last q shock to thousands OF men who have known
him for the last thirty years 1t is probable that
there never will be again together the same peculiar
mixture Of men on any occasion. Railroad officials
NJ prominence, business men, professional men, ard
politicians who known Mt least throughout the
length of this State, there to pay their respects
to the memory Of the man whom they had known
elther political foe, business associate, per
sonal or political friend. The funeral services were
of the simplest character They were held In General
IIusteds home, which overlooks Of the most beau
tit spots along the Hudson River. Peekskill was In
deep Mourning Business suspended at an early
hor flags at hafmast bells were toled pictures
Of the dead man. draped with mourning SYMBOLS were
the shop windows and nearly every one in the town
went to the house to unite with the mourners from
al over the State in paying their last respects to him.
The funeral services began Immediately after the ar
rival of the special train from this city, which carried
several hundred men who bore his friendship beiore
the services began, however the colin IN which INC
exSpeaher OF the Assembly lay was opened ana ior
several hours constant stream OF people passed. py H.
One OF the most pathetic OF all Of the scenes Ill
connection with Genetal Husteds death was the ex-
hibition Of grief and devotion OF the @eherais olu
servant "Sam.' He is a colored man VINO mas 'raN
e,led and lived with General Hustled for years lie
knows by name and is known by every kepuoho"n
politician in this State. "sam" hardly left the zen
oro,s side from the moment that he taken Ill NJ
MINNEAPOLIS all through bis sickness, and since the
death the old man has not allowed any one 10 come
near his master except those who had TO do So ieS
terday he stood beside the cofiin mere shaoo" Vi
what he q few days ago. and he refused 10 i"'e
It MS long as he could the Generals race.
The Rev William Fisher Lewis, rector OF 81 re'ci
Protestant Episcopal Clnrch, Of which General iuS'
was n member, and the Rev. Dr. Alfred Luq"ee,'
lifelong friend. conducted the services Inc '''
delssohn Quartet sang Nearer My God 10 ihee' ""u
crock OF Ages and chanted the wellKlo"h hp'Sool'
burial chant Dr. Luqueer made few pllel reno, No
after the burial service had been read lie s"o '''
he could not speak OF General Hustled except rs
uyeonr friend He knew him to be genial, "arh-
hearted man. who loved and loved by his 1aihN'
There were hers present who were more competent
to speak Of his political and public career -
Tho honorary pallbearers Chauncey NJ. Depe"'
president: J. NJ TOucey, superintendent anu IL 49,"
Webb third vice-pgesident Of the New-lorR |eh'i"'
md Hudson River Railroad: John W. Nroomah' past
rrand master OF the Masonic fraternity ex-Raiiro"a
Commissioner Isaac V. Baker John b. Dn'cher' i''i"s
r Archer OF Yonkers; ex-Judge william H. hooe't
SON Charles Raymond. of the Mutual Lne ihsui"'''
Company: John b. WestbrooR, OF Peekskiii' anu GA
Judge Henry F. Rowland. The actual paiiDearers
ware G. H. Mason John Shea. William Boyce' ~ NJ
prvan Nathaniel D. Bradley and william Poynter'
employees of the Peskskn Stove Works, OF which Ten
eral Hustled was president. Among those present. III
Guiding the family, the following: MIS- 'ane'
W. Hustled, Mr.. and Mrs John NJ shedo' MISS Hei1'
Hustled Miss Harriet Hustled, Coroner A"on''s "
Husted and James W. lIusted, 1r.
Frm the Mutual Life Insurance Company were
pohc-t A. C;rapnise vicc-president: Samuel ID. BAD
cock. Isaac +. Lloyd, Julien I. Dawes, Dr. :" o.
Winston Horace p. IIalden A. C. F1eid' hoper'
sewall. Henry W. Smith, Charles II. Raymond "ilham
q Davies and Charles P. Henderson.
From the New-York Central Railroad were Corheiius
VANDERBILT Theodore voorhees,, general superintendent
rank Loomis. general counsel: NJ. Tears, assistant
General counsel: William Buchanan superintendent VI
motive power; II. c. Du VAL private secretary !"
Chauncey NJ Depew Arthur Leonard, private secretary
10 H. Walter Webb: Superintendent F. A. Harrihs'oi Vi
the Mohawk Division Superintendent Mccoy Vi 'ne
Hudson River Division, and superintendent >. ii,
pbvfe o6 the Harlem Division; J. B. Laying genera
manager and c. W. Bradley, general superintendent
., the West Shore Railroad, were the other railroad
men present. ..u. coro,ror WILL
tom + sheehan George II. Bush. the Democratic eadef
90 ,be last Assembly Assembyman Percival Fdrquhar.
NJ New-York: State Senator Harvey J. Donaosoh oi
saratoga: ex-senator Michael Collins, OF Troy AS-
semblyman Varney OF Saratoga county hsSeN''i' ''-
pi,ev of Rensselaer, County; ASsehioi9 i""n wv
wbeeIor Of Duchess County; William Barnes, !r oi
Albany: B. b. O'Dell OF Newburg Assembly "''i.
1Morn,on Of Orange County; Assemblyman Ryan, Oh
,vs,cbaster County n. J. Newtter eX-Cmteu States
CONSUL 10 Japan William Allen Butler IT, OF ionA''
state Senator smith, Of Herkmer county eA'I,s
.amfJvman George H. Green, OF Orange County AS
s,v,non Jacob Rice of Ulster County; Charles W.
I,,rot cboirman OF the Executive Committee OF inc
Pcnnbican state Committee Thomas =. .,nhln
nssemblyman Blumenthal, OF New orh ninvor
d
iriior NJ Yonkers Michael J. Dady OF BroOhSn
nesamilynan bradford Rhodes, OF Westcnes'T NooS
LANES Pierce, State Superhtenuet ,b Rnnmhlican
So' . tCwnittee: Assembyman John Commonly, Oh
S yor, ex senator James w. Birket Of B0okIym
State Senator Henry John
p Fellows William Brookfeld, chairman OF ,he
publican State Committee eA liz Senator Charles
S,lpys ,,ond Of We,tohester County state senator
ZACH a Cantor OF NewYork; william - Ills Hor a.,
si,ant clerk q the Assembly Of pobs Ferry
B. sISan Of Rs,Ss Stale Senator Asphalt Of Brook
iyn Quarantine comTtsonerr 'Gs n eSXsse1
hymaHh yd eeAA president he Equitable om nr
hssuracs society sXsrest S cs@n5ps exstae
SENATOR Commodore p veder Of IMAM
senator George z. Erwin OF Potsaa Israel
James " %e brco1 Dt County Ham
a@ t suser Of NewYork sheriff s'0r" Webster,
NcwYSh Ass eaIlsstoq Hene2lcss Deputy col
fsctor J. j. Couch Edward A. Horton MAJOR Colonel
and Edmund G. Lee OF the yeruon John BodIne. Of
hr~ Colonel Calvin Frost and Dr. nu 9, i.eO
peekskil who were on Governor ,m pA It of Albany
cral ns,S Srartin Curtis of Ogdensburg, and ex-As
semblynan j. Irving BnIps, OF etrv near Peeks
The burial was in Hisidc Ce'"e'oi'' "'"'