New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
FUNERAL or WILSON e. HUNT.
SPECULATION AS TO HIS VILLA LARGE NUMBER
OE HEIRS AT LAW.

| SPECULATION AS TO HIS VILLA LAROE NUMBER
| OF HEIRS AT LAW.
! The contents of the will Of Wilson G. Hunt, who
died last week. will not be known until next Tues
| day or Wednesday, when 1t will be opened and read
| or the first time. The will is now locked up In n
| safe deposit vault, and those who have charge OF
IL say that It will not be taken from there before
Tuesday next at the earliest Mr.. Hunt left several
million dollars some OF his ccs st friends say
that his fortune will foot up S4,000,OO0, and Others
say that II will amount TO nesrr- 100000. He
always Il shrewd business man, and on that
account it is thought that he put his money into
securities which have largely increased In vaue Mr.
| Hunt was well known for the interest which he took
IN charitable institutions Of various kinds and II has
said that he probably left the most Of his money
to them. 1t was said last night By one who was In n
position 10 know that this was not true, and that
his neccs and nephews had Lccn we'll taken care OF.
The funeral OF MI. Hunt held yesterday az
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church. at Fourthavc.
| and Twenty frstst. The church was crowded with
representative men OF this city who Ind been asso
dated with Mr.. Hunt In way another through
his long business life. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Dr. Henry u Saerec. the rector
~ the church. who has been q lifelong friend Of Mr..
Hunt. lie assisted By the Rev. Louis Cameron
the assistant rector CT the church. Long before the
funeral procession into the church formed nearly
every pew filled with those who had known Mr.
Hunt intimately for at least half century. From
The, rear end of the church one could see scores OF
white haired men. The services consisted In the read
ing OF the Protestant Episcopal burial service, and
singing by the supplied choir. which sang Lead
Kindly Light Z" Heard a Voice from Heaven" and
Paradise, Paradise, No sermon preached.
/ Mr.. Hunt had immediate family, but he left
large number OF relatives who attended his funeral.
They Edward T. Hunt DR.. J. F. Talmadge.
Miss Tamadse. Miss Ella Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Marion
story. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Appecntc Mr.. and Mrs.
y. \. Vandeyeer Mr.. and Mrs.. Livingston Dubois,
John f.. Hunt Louise vandeveer, Mrs. Roberts Mr..
and Mrs. Atwater Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas II. Talmadge, Edward T. Talmadge. John F.
Mlnadge Miss Lee. Mrs. Churchill. Mrs. Henry Y.
1attcrce, Mrs Clarence Satterlee, Mr.. and Mrs Wilson
blackwell. ID. q. Grain. T. c. r Grain, Mrs. Grain,
Miss HAYNES, Miss GrlG, Miss Hall, Miss Ely and
George Patrick.
The pail bearers were George G.. Williams John A.
stewart Henry Parish. John T. Aencw G.. T. Carhnrt,
Edward Cooper. John f.. Parsons, Abram $. Hewitt
samuel sloan and +. W. IIalsead.
Among those present Andrew II. Green.
Eugene Kelly Daniel Parish, cx-Mayor Smith Ely,
Amos X. Emo. James McCreery. F. Marbury. Charles
kerner. the proprietor Of the Clarendon Hotel, where
Mr. Hunt lived for nearly forty years Bernard Smyth.
cx-Presldent OF the Boar Of Education; william II.
lsham. Professor X. Ogden Doremus. Arthur Leary.
Isaac " Phelps. x-Commissoner John j. Morris.
J. I1erponi Morgan, Samuel ID. BabcOck, Nicholas
siegrist, Mr.. and Mrs. John Riker. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Acton Recorder Smyth william Wot John A.
Martini Henry Clcws. cx Judge Charles 4. Peabody.
Joseph Harker. Richard Salters. Henry F. Spaudins
ana Isaac II. Bailey
Company. Of which Mr.. Hunt was one OF the leading
directors. attended the funeral In a body: John J.
$s%i!@S, ia%%s + knaPE %a.b"F5%a T. T$oesr,
S"cIsy George HoaSeS and Samuel Barnctt The
burial was In Greenwood Cemetery.