New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
FOR MRS. WHITNE US FUNERAL.
ALL TIE ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.
IT WILL TAKE PLACE st ST. BARTHoLoMEw's

IT WILL TAKE PLACE At ST DARTHoLoMEw's
CHURCH ro.DAY-TITE PALLBEARERs.
II was late last night before Colonel Daniel 5.
Lamont announced that the arrangements Tor MIS-
william c. whitney's funeral had been completed.
Mr. Whitney and the other members Of the family
have been FRUSTRATED since the death OF the devoted
wife and loving mother. and Colonel Lamont had at
tended 10 all the necessary details. lie has relieved
Mr.. Whitley OF the task Of receiving the many clos"
friends OF the family, AMI Of replying TO kilograms
from different parts Of the country, ana 10 messages
received from intimate friends in the city. He an
nOunced last night that the following men mad con-
scented to act as pallbearers:
Grover Cleveland, Cornelius Vanderbilt George Pea
body wctmcrc, f. Randolph Roi In on, Iamilt' Mex
Twombly. George II. Bend, George e.. Haven. Thomas
F. Gushing. Buchanan Winthrop and Edward A. Wickes
Mr.. Whney, his children, Henry b., William c., IT,,
and Pauline Whitney; Colonel Oliver II. Payne. Mrs.
whitney's brother: Mrs Charles Bingham, Mrs. Whit
neys only sister: Mrs. Henry F. Dmock and Mrs.
Charles T. Barney, Mr.. whitney's sisters; Colonel
Lamont, Mrs. Grover Cleveland, Mrs. Cornelius Van
dcrb. the pallbearers. and several other Intimate
friends of the family will leave the whitney house, at
Fiy-seventh-st AMI Fih-avc.. about 80 o'clock. and
will arrive Mt 81. Parthoiomcws Church at Madison
ave. and Forty fourth st. about 10 o'clock. musical
programme has been arranged by the church choir,
and during the services TcnnysOn's Crossing the
Bar the music for which was written by Dr. Bridge
for the funeral Of Lord Tcnnyson, will be sung.
The music by the choir OF St. Bartholomew s
will be under the direction OF r. II. Warren.
There will be no culogy sermon. The Protestant
Episcopal will be conducted by the Rev. Dr..
David II. Greer, rector OF ST. Bartholomew
After the services at the church the funeral pro-
cession will move to the Grand Central Station. and
about IL O'Clock the funeral party will start for
woOdlawn on a special train. From the station at
the Whitney plot In the cemetery. There VIII De
the usual brief commitment service OF the Episcopal
Church at the grave.
Expressions Of sympathy sent 10 the whitney nome
As numerous yesterday a, they were on snnohy'
Messages OF coincidence received from all parts
Of the Nation BIZ telegraph. and hundreds OF cards
from the numerous New-York and Brooklyn friends
Of the family left at the door. In addition TO
the messages OF sympathy sent by Mr.. Cleveland,
Sir Julian Pancefote the British Minister; the Chlef
Justice Of the United states supreme Court, the mem
bcrs OF Mr.. Cleveand's Cabinet and the dipomauc
CORDS expires lons OF n similar nature were sent by
Bishop Leonard. Bishop Potter. the Turkish Minister
the Russian Minister. senators German. Brce Gray,
stanford Hale. Mcpherson and smith; Ex-Governor
GRAY OF Indiana SIR and Mrs whitclaw Reid; John
pigelov, Governor Brown, Of Maryland, OK WAY %,
Hewitt. sidney Webster Commanfers Evans Eors
and Chadwick OF the United states navy ao Sors
c,ine will attend the funeral Many people OF WASH,
ngior Colonel Lamont has been Informed; VIII os
hc,e to-day attend the funeral Neither me a'ner
nor the mother Of Mrs. whitney viii attend the
funcraI Colonel Lamont was Informed Yesterday
that Mrs Payne Mrs. Whitney's mother. was 700
feeble 10 make the journey from her home IN IleVe,
aJso suc that his physicians have ADVISED him against
making such long journey.