New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

the Union Pacific. from st. Louis; Addison
Cammack lIenr G. Marquan1. DR.. VIRGIL
j. Gibney, Z Clark, William
H. B cliold. representing President Mayer:
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad: Colonel
F. H. Hahn. Herbert II. Dickson, Norvin Green,
ex-JuLgc John F. Dillon, j. D. Crimmins General
Thomas T Eckert Judge CowinG, Coils =. Hunt
ington, G. C. Pierce 4. H. Hopkins, General
Louis Fitzgerald, General C. IL. f. Coils L. g.
Clowry, the Western manager Of the Western
Union; W. II. Kissam Henry Willard, Lawson y
Fuller, S. II. II. Clark, president of the Union
Pacific; John II. Inman, f. H. Perkins president
Of the Importers and Traders National Bank :;
A. $. Russell, president of the Fifth Avenue
Bank; Austin Corbin. William b. Som
crvillc, Roswell II. Rochester. treasurer
of the Western Union: John Van Horne. vice
president of the Western Union: Ogden Mills,
Charles a Gardiner, Julien r. Davies. d.
Mills, cN-Govcrnor Alonzo T. Cornell, lsador
Wormscr. Henry Clews. Winfield s lloyt. Mr..
and Mrs John J. Herman, ID. W. McWlianS.
Washington T.. Connor, Almon Goodwin. j. Pier
pont Morgan \. w Sopcr, Il. T. MoriSlh'
James NJ. Morgan, John G.. Moore, Colonel =. w.
Fordycc president of the st. Louis and Arkansas
and Texas: J. Scavcr Page and J. Edward Sim
mons.
OF the two thousand persons who lined the
sidewalk in front of Mr.. Gonhs nome
and stood for hours patiently SILVER
ing in the icy wind two-thlrdS were
women. just what special object they It''
in view was not perceptible, and they would
probably have he,D unable 10 give dchnit "E
of the sentiment that prompted them to remain
at their posts and stare at the blank windows OF
! the mahsion IL view of the fact that the
funeral would be private. Captain Reilly had
mod:.iL the ongiral police arrangements, and
| Sergeant Kelly, d roundsman and six patrolmch
| had no difficulty in handling the crowd. Inc
watchers outside the house rcgan t" assemble
! just ait r. noon. and as the hours wore on me
paven mt on both sides OF Tli;h-Svr. was crowded
| four lcep with a sluyr,in,, trembling mass OF
humanity.
| or all those watching outside the house the
! one who attracted the mos, attention was DARK
swarthy, wild-cycd, shabbily dressed man. WIFI
unkcmpt hair and short. ragged beard whose neck
WAS adorned with a flaming rel wrapper lie was
easily recognized an Anarchist orator prominent
on the extreme East Side, whose fcryid uttcrancs
in the rear rooms Of bccr-stoIeS are always sure
of apprcciative audiences. There lie stood on the
sidewalk. directly in front of the steps never
moving. never speaking, and ncvc; taking his sac
| off the bic hall door rOund-nan Spok" 10 MN
| and he replied with volley Of curses. AZ last
he was driven away, hcaping malc'lcilonS upon
| everything and everybody.
| DR. Mum had reached the houe" soon alter
| noon, and aS the friends Of the family began 10
arrive he took up a position Just inside the storm
door, Ills business was 10 exclude all iHtruucrS'
all curiosity seekers in fact, all those VINO coui'
not give "A warranty for their presence az me
| uoloS Nnarlwhih, Detective >ereeantS fuhh'
| Heidelberg Titus and Holland were gong thI'uS
| the house and among the crowd outside; 7IlentI%
watchful of everything and everybody n'N ha'
| little To do however. The DcOplc out-id" were ~
quiet as 80 many sheep But DR. Mum had Il
| particularly busy day. Perhaps IN" most as
| trcssng feature of his part of the ceremony W''
| the attempt made by a number oi lll-"leu Woin'"
10 force their way into the house on any pr,t"''c
One tall, qaunt woman. with Il snap rctculc anI
a poke bonnet demanded admission on TINS Er"uhu
that she had travelled twcnty-slX miles 10 sF
Jay Gould's body. ;., and
sold large number II hoguS G'rds "I nnS Ty'
nashilv dressed women mounted the steps an'
presented this card to the sergeant on duty.
Where did You get tAi>?" asked the sergeant
"Oh. we bought it," replied one Of IL" women
How much did YOU pay Tor II 'lc S''E'""'
asked. ...o,..o,
"Oh. come on Carrie" cried the other woman
turning 10 her companion This man is muci
foo inGui-itivc~ And with these words the tw'
went away. Now the polio" are trying 10 niS
cOvcf the identity OF the young man WHO pun '"'
Only once were the police confronted with any
serious difficulty At o'clock srvfral c q, !i %
| house and mounted the steps. Somehow the crowd
got the impression tlat the order OF restriction
| had been rcScnd"d ana that they Womb b' at
mittcd 10 the service. There was sudden rush
AMI for IL moment it looked as if the crowd woul1
surge into the house. But the police droy" then
back 10 the street. Large crowds OF sgllt-S'cr
had taken mp positions the stoopS Of the hou~''
on the other side of the avenue. AMI then n u m
rcspOns.. to SOME mysterious order. ton poll''
men came on a run from the East Filty-ir.'-~t
station and inside If three minutes had cleared
the CROW Is OF the stoOns and several yards away
from the front Of Mr. Gould's house. TIL" crowd
waited silently until the heavy front doors SWINE
omen and those who hal attended the scrvc" b."
| gan 10 pour ont into the street. That was all
that the people outside had waited for. an in
two minutes after III" close OF the service they
bad melted away.