Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
the Services Over the Remains Of
Jay Gould.
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN WISCONSIN.
Congress OF the National Prison
Association.
COLONEL NEvMLE's SENTENCE
O..ly Intimate Friends of the Late Jay Could
Look al his Remains


Look al his Remains
NEW YORK. Dee 3 Not q single incident
happened last night to rufie the wearisorne
vigil OF the central Office detectives who are
detailed to watch the Gould mansion until after
the funeral. A man from the undertaken 8
establishment kept guard over the remains
~ :he dead millionaire last night
III bod rerOsed in a mahogany ice chest.
which covered with a black pail. and which
In tara kcausd wG,E flowers Bv 10 O'Clock
III representative the CIty's wealth we're NOV
iu- down town. Pedestrian, stopped and glzed
at tie duli curtains and mentally tried
20 riercs the .hada-vs within. On the yes, side
Of the avenue a dozen or ruor" men stamped
their feet on the pavement in the effort to keep
warm and II j. notable fact that
% this number nj least cne-tEira were chips
81 the ocean ~ life men whose unkcnipt
beard and surtfner attire were st-ikiuglv ont
81 tlncc n thi- center 0f wealth and fashiou.
At 1915 O'Clock the urdertaker's wagon
came &" halt in front of the main
entrance and the driver and his assist;
art quickly carried within a score OF
rIauy similar J1urncys. Ii was at this time
many veutu~es0me persons on curiosity bent
rang the bell II Nr. Edwin GOulds house at
No. I Fast iIih street AMI requested Permis-
-ion o. see the remains. but the bu:le-
politely told them that only intimate friends Of
-o-iance with the arrangements which were
made Yesterday ard which differed materially
from those announced on saturday.
II Wa generally understood on that day that
tae body woull repOSc IN the main parlor to-
day and the public wuul1 he ad-
mittcd TO zee the remains. This plan had
been arrived NJ. So Mr.. Russell Sage say. with
"u- the consent OF Nr. George Could. and when
he read the announcement IN the sunday papers
he quickly ssS that the Plan would re fraCght
with much disccmiOrs 20 the members of the
family. He determined sunday TO restrict the
number Of persons Who will bc present in the
house inrinc the afternoon. - a consequence
thu services rhi~ aft,ruoun viii be void of all
tho-e acces-o-ies 50 Characteristic o! public
funeral
The services. as has already been stated.
viii begin az O'clOrk. The coffin
vii ret in he center OF the par
lur. The lImii, and intimate friends
OF the deceased fuaucIeI Will be in
this room and the adjoining dining room.
The nlu-ic vii be 1T she foot Of rhe stairway
IT, the Aan. Tie singers are a quartet from DIR.
Pax o. : cEv-cu. Tine CrCani-t will he Peter
A checker. Rev. Br. JuO. Il. Paxton will
contact thu sCrViccs-
The services ViIl not he elaborate. They will
b. according :" the Eri-coral ritual. with
shzhs d-viatiOr- to conform with the
l'Tssbyte=IaT service. The program is TO-
lows
:. O2sa.ug anthem. blessed are the dead
which ti!c a. the Lord
.. l-vcc.ti1u b. I,ev. Ecdcrick Terry of the
Sonth Reformed ChLr,h.
3. The reading %: q portion OF The Episcopal
service Tor liz dead. including the niuetietn
Isa.Iu-
& Cardinal N.wlnan's Hymn. Lead, Kindly
Light"
) The conclusion of the burial service .Eith
the .sa Ing II jhc fifteenth chapter of the
Co-ln'E.%n-.
g. l'-a~er b. Chancellor McCracken.
:. Nearer. NJ Cod. ;o Thee
.. Een-t.ictol by Or. Paxton.