New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

carried through all these wears OF Joy ana OF NV,
of struggle and Of triumphl Who OF us coulu n no,
,h"sr have s been As CLEAN Of sunshine she had
the supreme gift of kindly sympathy on" =" o"tnor
truIv ssvs that II is the poor word which IN
cludes all best insight ard our 6e,t lovs tuor
Endowed with "a rare self-pOise ana Daialceu Juus.
mcnt She went from 10 meet the exacuns Gun, ,.
Of exalted station with purpose 10 auo,n J., ig 1
were her ideals of what that station rSfhIru ,,|
faithful she I'm fulfilling th0.t wearing uuie T'
an unaffected simplicity. uniform courtesy a anu q
genuine, transformations hospitality toward all Of
every class WHO came within the reaGn , Oh ri n an
do know-that which most OF you have seen. In thus
speaking seek not to exaIi human Virtues ana a"C Grace
Of that Redeemer TO whom she owed the beauty ana
strength and noblenesS q e NE DS ~nio% s
We all mourn her today. but we cannot ioreet ulSt
family circle where This sorrow Is the H was
the nght anu Joy ioYe The heartfelt sympathes OF
vcr old friends and neighbOrs and fellow citizens lI
snectye OF creed or party nationality or station
we sorrow with YOU In your sorrow
At tn. conclusion OF the sermon the venerable Ut
lIvde prayed The choir then sang "one sweeuy
so,smp Thought Dr. Hainss closed the service With
the benedction and the procession took up us line o.
march to Crown HIN Cemetery. The procession lei'
the church At IL 80 o'clock. Along Dela"aIes
Thousands OF people stood with uncovered hea"s as
The long line OF carriages passed slowly by III r"'
Of tn. Presidents Inda1a pos residence sghseers hau
impassabie Crown I'LL Cemetery. five miles Sslah,
was not reached untl half past ] O'CLOCK nere ,ba
crowd Of 5000 people had assrmoeo 10 vere
characterized by the utmost smpiClty. ine touo -,
ected upon hillside which slopes srSnt tbs sas,
Ii had been lined with mrs ald cH,,i ~
The for the peservntson ana ,.D minutes
of o'clock when the collin had been ihcIoseI III r re
prcceeding we're watched by the President with stream
nr ewes and his sturdy frame convulsed with ne
pognancy his gri. The services were eSt Gee PT
bvtedan Church Dr. Hanes offered prayer and Dr.
Hyde pronounced the benedicnon a. and Mrs
Mckee. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harrison ana MIS-.
Dimmick and other near relatives proceeded to me
home Of r. S. Mckee where they had luncheon and
We're visited by few intimate friends. The mem
bers of the Cabinet and their families had luncheon
The special train bearing the Presidential party left
here at 80 o'clock on It's return to washington,
party The former Is going TO Chicago and from there
and the latter is going 10 his home in ST Louis for
fhe same purpose. General Schoheld and his ala;
captain schohed and secretary oharss toSer' a"
returned with 1t TO Washington. Ex,PreSident Haye'
accompanied it TO Columbus large crowd as
President. but made no demonstration beyond an I'M
covering OF heads on the part Of The men ana Wlv
cbfd T rho train l. scheduled TO reach Washing
ton tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Just before his departure the President gave me
press note 10 the public. of which the following IL
s%2y Dear ola Friends and xeshbor. r,anno leave
YOU without saying that tho tender and gracious
sympathy which YOU have to-day shown for me and
for my children and much more the touching evidence
mother have deeply moved our hearts. We yearn 10
tarry With YOU and to rest near the hailowed spots
where your loving hands have laid our dead but the
little grandchildren watch in wondering silence FOR
return and need our care. and some public business
will not longer walt upon my sorrow May y
gracious God keep and bless all Most gratefully
yours. BENJAMIN HARRISON"