New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
FOR THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL Hustled.
HIS WIDOW pECIDEs THAT IT WILL NOT BE
PUBLIC ONE-PROM.NENT PEOPLE
TO RE PREEENT.

HIS WIDOW pESIDEs THAT IT WILL NOT BE
PUBLIC DISAPPOINTMENT PEOPLE
TO BE PRESENT.
peeksldu is IN mourning Not since the body Of
General Grant passed through that city have the en-
bems OF mourning appeared on the stores and houses
and public buildings Of Peeksk never before for one
OF It's own citizens. Early yesterday the work Of
preparlng to honor the memory OF General Hustled
began and by the afternoon almost every merchants
house was drapcd with black and flags every where
were at half mast. Chauncey NJ. Depew arrived by
an carly morning train General Hustled had ex-
pressed the wish that Mr. Depew should have charge
of Ills funeral arrangements. and consequently Mr.
Depew was with the family almost all day
The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon
az 8 O'Clock AZ General Husted's home In South-st
There will be no public demonstration, civic or mill
tary: II will not be Masonic funeral. as was
expected by II Is the wish OF the widow that
everything shall be quiet This Is great disappoint
ment 10 many people. for had there been public
funeral II certainly would have been the largest one
ever held In that part OF the country The family re-
ccved letters and kilograms Of coincidence all day from
prominent men and politicians all over the country.
over 100 kilograms received. Colonel Hustled
declined make public the names OF the senders or
the contents OF the dispatches.
The body Of the dead has been enbalmed.
The burial will be at Hillside Cemetery. two miles from
peeksnll An Of the officials OF the NewYork Central
and Hudson River Railroad who can do 80 will attend
the f,nerai. Mr.. Depew will be at the head Of this
delegation. In regard TO General Hustled. who had
BEEN his lifelong friend well as his college clum.
Mr. Depew said yesterday:
az think that General Hustled secured more places
for Young men than any ten men In the state put
together. That not so on this road any more
than was In every city department and the State
Departments. He was constantly looking for place
for some one. Almost every day he would come in
here and ask TO make place for some young man.
and II could not find place for the man. he would
IN to every department and knock at the doors until
he found something for the man to do. lie knew
every employe the road from here TO Albany by
name. Within ten minutes after there had been an
accident he snew 1t. and II man had been BILLED he
vacant by the accident. He was great believer in
the future Of young men. and he always liked TO help
q young man TO a place."
General Hustled leavAe q large estate. II is SAID In
Peesll. principally n investments and interests in
many enterprises. lie ives reputcd 10 have carried
800 600 LIE insurance In the Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
observation-disclosures Sheehsn has appointed Charles
r. McCleland of westchtster County Jacob A. Cantor.
OF New-York City. and George L. Erwin. OF ST. Law
renee County. a committee the part OF the State
Senate TO attend the funeral.
The membcrstef the Republican State Committee, OF
which General husted was q member, will be called
together to-day tomorrow 10 take suitable acton
In regard TO lis death. Members will 10 appointed
to represent the committee at the funeral.