Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
THE GOULD FUNERAL
Making Arrangements for Mondays
Services.
PROSPECTS OF ROfHSCHILD'S PLAN.
Another Sudden Rise in the Cotton
Market.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
OF ROfHSCHILD'S PLAN.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
MIR. GOULDs' FUNERAL,

1t VIII BE Held on Monday Afternoon
Resolutions of Regret.
NEW YORK, Dec. S-Ex-Judge Dillon and
DR.. Mum held a consultation with members Of
the Gould family this morning concerning the
funeral arrangements. Undertaken John Main
called at 1890 and was followed a
few minutes later by the Rev. DIR. Pax
ton. Then the program was given out.
1t was determined that the funeral should
take place at O'Clock Monday afternoon. The
officiating clergyman will be the Rev. DR.. Pax
ton, assisted by Chancellor McCracken of the
New York University, and probably by the Rev.
DR.. Terry. Mr.. Terry is the pastor of the
Dutch Reformed Church, which Mr.. Gould at
tended, and on that account has been invited to
participate in the services.
The service will be the simple Episcopal ser
vice, with the addition of extemporaneous
PRAYER by the officiating clergymen. The
body will be placed in the parlor on the ground
floor of the 47th street side of the house. There
will be no pail bearers and no addresses of any
kind.
The music will be supplied by the choir of
DR.. Paxton's church.
This will be the program rendered: First, an
opening anthem; second, Cardinal Newman 8
hymn, Lead, kindly Light" and third.
Nearer, My God, to Thee"
After the rendering of the music friends of
the family will be given an opportunity to look
at the remains The casket will be of plain
solid oak, covered with fine black broadcloth.
The handles will be of oxidized silver and it
will bear oxidized silver plate with the
simple inscription:
Jay Gould.
Born May %, 1886.
Died December =. 1882"
The interment will be in the mausoleum at
Woodlawn. where Mrs. Gould is buried The
architect of the tomb, H. G. French, visited
Woodlawn today to examine the mausoleum
and make the necessary arrangements for the
reception of the body.
MEETING OF oouLD's ASSOCIATES
special meeting of the executive commit
tee Of the Western Union Company was held
today, when the following resolution of regret
was adopted on the death Of Jay Gould.
Resolved, That in the death of counsellor SO
wise, ssgacious and faithful as Mr.. Gould ever
proved himself to be this company feels it has
sustained notonly deep but an irreparable loss;
that 1t tenders its sncerest sympathy to his
sons and daughters; that its directors will
minute be spread upon its records and that a
copy thereof, suitably engrossed and authenti-
Gated. be sent to his children"
Besides the officers and directors of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, many Of the
employees will attend the ceremony
The directors Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company met in Room No 5 of the Western
Union building at 1890 o'clock. Secretary Calf
presided The other directors present
were Samuel Sloan, Gen. Eckert Russell
Sage, John T. Terry and Judge Dillon. A
committee, OF which Judge Dillon was chair
man, was appoin ted to draft resolutions on the
death of Mr.. Gould. The Manhattan railway
directors met this forenoon and adopted
resolutions of regret on Mr.. Gould's death.