New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
Jay GOULD BURIED.
u,s RoDY IN ITS MAUSOLEUM.
,,rvprRs OF THE FAMILY PRESENT Al

,,v MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY rN'S.--A
THE FUNERAL SERVICES.
, ,o,v NJ Jaw Gould Is now with that Oh Ms
IA. in the Gould marble mausoleum !" "a
,.rv The final services yesterday "c'0 ''f
,-,ef Only eight carriages with the ''''"'"e
s the hearse to the grave. ana III NsS
,.,rn,es after the tomb was reached tne cum,
forty "'"" mimi. /, q metallic box; the brief Episcopal
hsu .or,,oe had ,bcen read tho body was p'"'UN
puiA' si resting place and the burial service Was
done. 49,. q, ,,,.. tho final services
Tho family anxious 10 nave 'ie n'1' ru,o Gov
49,. - ,s ouletv as possible and the 'hc loi
'vn the house was not publicly ahh>"''ceO i
o.ntion however did not result IN AeeP''s o.!
Pies AS .arlv as O'Clock loitercrs were IN rory
tr'"u' ua x.rh.ave. waiting for the body TO 10
-, q, N. house and by 80 ocloc" 'Hc''
'aNo" CIV, .s many people near the house as '"'re
were on Monday 90 .,oc,, n,an.I looking
-. drove I'D In front OF the ho'Sc' al" '
.,t,,c,v the front doors opcncd' u'e oVi''" W."
lining Mr. Goulds body was caTlleu gov" ',s 49,,
'"'. Cow minutes later the funeral proceSS'o" was
&u % woodlavn At the tomb there were also
." .' ?, curious strangers As early as "'"o
'a,. ,h.r. were twenty-five people saiuins III
,.on, ., the mausoleum. but they were I''
80 rho tour policemen there TO get near ''c :"
=, 90 o'clock there were fully 200 men anu
o,a,,- IN sight of the tomb. when Is sur -
=, ,Io-s Of william c. Whitney, NaS''n'e'O" 49, =.
'"' 80 Corh,n. G F. Huntington, sidney NHoh
~. o,hers The mausoleum Is OIL The highest Poi"'
rodiow, Tho Gould plO; Is called tho LANG
,un, : hec.n,c II cverloots the No)uAwh "Ae'
qno ma,soleum Is Of Ionic architecture All" ms 'A
,urns in front and eleven on esch Hoe, anu so'0'
rho. resembles the Temple Of Ihesccs' II " '''-'
,se fac, long twenty-five feet wide ana t"eh! lVc'
10, "a the spox Of the ROOF. lhe ou'sI"e Va NV
ma looking structure is OF granite, "I'1 inv
tDNy md
,.-h,s There are twenty catacombs' ten on e'oI'
's :, the tomb and It was the one on the right
49, =, th. entrance In the second tier In Which the
bodv OF Mr. Gould was placed. The BODY OF LIS WIZ
!. In the catacomb directly opposite
u n French who built the mausoleurn, made prepa'
o4on. for holding the services In front OF inc o"o
t,or hours before the funeral procession anna
n, zach side OF the entrance canvass coverings huu
,a.r nut nm n protect the momncrs from the WIND
w. - nod hem cleared away from the gravel
III ,.stins "a tAo tomb aud q temporary board
-.,b had been put down. carriage CONTAINING
nosl pieces drove up to tho grave ABOUT ~ Viooh
but Il was exactly 1e IA p. M when 'he iuHcIa'
nrocesson reached the southeastern entrance 10 tie
cemetery The first carriage TO drive UP TO Tie walk
IN front Of the mausoleum was the one CONTAINING
ibs undertaken Main Then came the hearss' ana
,Ns con was az once carried TO the front Of the tonit
and vns placed IN tle oak metal lined box whlcn
uss resting on the green lawn. Then came lEe
eight carriages as follows: First Mr. ana MIS- 'eoit
J. Gould: second Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould; th'ru
Howard Gould and Miss Helen Gould fourth franF
Gonh and Miss Anna Gould: ffth Chaneeiior mac
Craclen Mrs Palen and Miss Ida Palen SKIN Ut
and .lrs John p. Mum; seventh, Abraham "ouN
ard Mrs. Nortlrop; eighth The two sons OF MIS-
Northrop.
Chancellor MacCEacken conducted the nnai ser
vices lilo read the Ep scopal service. and sh>r
eAtcr,poraneous prayer was said When Chanoeho
MacCracken ended ,hs prayer. The underaKer' as
sistanis placed the under lid OF the box over IN
coffin and IL was eoldered all the way AROUND
took The worlmen fifteen minutes n DO ms ana lhei
the top oalen lid screwed down Inc ooN con
tanning the coffin then carried INTO the toIno an
placed In the only open catacomb lie monlhsIs al
not remain long In the mausoleom. Inc heayy ua:nI
,lah covering placed over The opening 10 VI
catacomb AID Tie service Of respect N inc dcad Wa
h.nn or lie hNavv marble slab was us lnsCrlQuOh