New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
JUSTICE BRADLEY BURIED.
SMILE SERVICES HELD IN NEWARK.
MOST OF MS ASSOCIATES on THE BENCH AT
TEND THE FUNERAL.

TEND THE FUNERAL.
Tho funeral of Associate Justice Joseph p. Brad
lev Of the United states Supreme Court was heiu
at the North Reformed Church, IN Newark ut
2 D. IN. yesterday. special train winch ieiV WISH"
Ineton at ~ 10. arrived at Newark ut IL 90 p H.
II bore the Chief Justice and all the Associate Jusuce''
vim tho execution OF Justices Field and Lamar who
were too i'll to attend the funeral In the party were
most OF the attaches of tile supreme Court ana several
NJ the District and Circuit Court judges Among
others present were William NJ Evarts' Jndse L'l''c
more Of New York ex Minister william X. y. DAY
ton District Judge Green, of Trenton samue bull
clerk Of the Circuit Court of Pennsylvania Inc pa'I
bearers were exsecrctary OF the Navy "eorHc W.
poheson Thomas II. Dudley, Of Trenton George
,,ard,n NJ PHILADELPHIA John p. stockton, OF Tren-
ton. Ami Dodd Cortandt Parker Thomas l. kinney
and Robert F. Balantine, of Newark
Al noon the Essex Bar Association held neeuhg
in ,be Chancery Chambers, lawyers from different
sections of the State participating. Eqloses were
pronounced by COrtlandt Parker, A. H. keasbey' I'd
ward NJ Collie, John Whitehead, Judge Depuc' cA-
chancellor Runyon and others. Suitable RESOLUTIONS
uers odoptcd and the members OF the bar proceeded
,er IN the church. where seats had been reserved Tor
than space was also reserved for the supreme
Court Justices the trustees Of Rutgers Colege ana
other visitors.
When the church was opened, at O'Clock, large
crowd of people assembled about the doors. Ihe
funeral party arrived promptly, Hcnuch u! INV P'
hearers who wore baldrcs and were followed 10y inc
mourners. The pulpit was occupied by the Rev. Dr.
David Waters the pastor of the church. and tho Kew
Charles Hart, of Rutgers College, who was pas
for of the church when Justice BraaeS
WAS an attendant. The family ana relatives
occnped the front seats. Old John Craig, the coiored
messenger OF tho Justice for twenty years. who had
watched the bier in the church during tie nsh'' '"'
In the body OF the church. The coffin, encased III
black cloth res ted on bier In front OF the chahcei
IL bore n silver plate giving the name ana age OF
the dead man. 49,. c-,.,
The services began with the hymn sweet CaiV"ry
nv the choir and organ. The Rev. Dr. waters reau
the funeral service and offered prayer, every head
beina bowed the Invocation closing with tho Lorhs
PRAYER. in which all present Joined. The choir then
sang Jesus Saviour OF Ny Soul The funeral ser
mon was preached BY the Rev. Charles d. Hart VINO
smoke in eloquent terms Of khs dead juris a. citizen
LAWYER and Christian. The pastor referred feeihsy
IN the fact that the late Secretary OF state fieh4
buvsen who was a classmate OF Justice bradley at
tgcrs had preceded him 10 tho grave from the portals
~ the same church, of which both were members.
This church, said the speaker, "wlli never Ihil
IN hold in honor the names OF these two men, now
members of the Church OIL high" As tho pastor Of
Justice Bradley the Rev. Mr.. Hart testified That thc
nrofesson q, religion made by him In his youth was
firm and steadEst and enduring After the services
the body was borne TO the hearse by SIX porters III
tended bv the palbcarer and tho funeral procession
vent to Mount Pleasant Cemetery, where tie butlh
WIS made.