New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
SYMPATHY NTH Nh. DEPEW.

SCORES OF MESSAGES EECEIVED-PLANS FUR
THE FUNERAL OF HIS WIFE.
Most OF the arrangements for the funeral OF Mrs
Chauncey VI. Depew made Yesterday. Inc
funeral Will take place tomorrow. az 10 Il. M a'
St Bar,holomew's Protestant Episcopal Church Bishop
Potter and the Rev. Dr.. David II. Greer. rector =
St. Barholomew's Church. will offciate. 1mmedi-
ately after the service the funeral party Will go 10
Peekskill on special train, where the body VIII be
buried In the cemetery near the town. The names
OF the pallbearers were not announced
a number OF prominent persons called yesterday
and left cards bearing OF coincidence. Among
those who called Cornelius Vanderbilt W. H.
Vanderbilt Frederick W. Vanderbilt Bishop Potter.
Archbishop Corrigan. the Rev. DIR. David II. Greer
w. c. whitney. Warner Miller, Charles C. Clarke,
Russell Sage. John H. InmanA Andrew Carnegie
Henry NJ. Alexander. John NJ. Tousev. Henry Cews
Brayton Ives. John b. butcher. william Turnbu,
william Rockefeller. John ID. Rockefeller. a. J. Drexd.
IL. J. Hayden. samuel ID. Babcock H. Walter Webb
ID. o. Mills, John sloane, II. II. Anderson, +. C.
wagner. EDhu Root General Thomas L. James Ben
jam,n Brewster, Nicholas Fish, Arthur B. Twombey
Luther Kountzc Benjamin L. Luddington the Rev.
DR.. G. 5. Baker. william Jay Schefeln, W. J. Van
Arsdalc John A. Stricher and John W. vrooman.
Ex President Harrison sent n telegram Of coincidence
which read
mo one can extend to you deeper more appre-
ciatve sympathy than mine. May God strengthen
YOU TO bear this ineXpressibe sorrow.
"BENJAMIN HARRISON"
The message from IT. G. Plat was: among the
thousands who mourn with you there will be no more
sincere sympathizer than
Your friend. T. c. PLATT"
Frsm the officers Of the Naval Review feet came
the following message from Chicago: The officers OF
the Columbian fee, have just heard with deep regret
OF the death OF Mrs. Depew and Offer their sincere
condosncc7 Gable messages expressing sympathy
were received from the Baroness Burdett Cont'S'
Countess de scrs. Robert j. Niven. Mrs. Walter Bacon
Commodore Elbridge I. Gerry and Charles stewart
smith, Others who sent messages to Mr. Depew
wore Levi p Morton Colonel Cuthbert Larking. Gen
eral w. 5. Rosecrans stephen b. ElknS, H.
NJ Flagler General Aiger. II. Mckay Twomoiey'
Governor Toole, W. Stewart Webb. Ex-Governor
Cornell James A. Burden, st. Clair Mcheiway'
Charlie. Emory Smith. W. j. Arkell, the Kew
Dr. f. Walpole Warren, william IL. McElroy'
Bradley Martin, ex-senator Frank HiscocR NJ h
ingalls, Alexander E. Orr, John H. starn. O. 8 Jcwc''
George J. MCGEE II. X. Porter. Joseph Howard Ir,
Thomas p Fowler General c. J. Langdon. j. 3 Cole
man Cornelius Van Cott Colonel 5. V. Il. Cruger ana
John A.. Mccall.
Lawrence Dcpew the brother OF Mr.. Depcw, was ex-
pected 10 arrive from Detroit last evening. j. Nveh
IIeceman the brother OF Mrs Dcpcw, was at le NOME
The children OF the Baby Ruth sunshine League met
the Old Curiosity shop a, the Piss Gun far ye'sT
Dcpew. whose son Chauncey N. Depew. jr. Is one OF
the director, of the league About hfty were present
Little Zelda sanders presided. Resolutions OF Sihypa
thv for Chauncey VI. Depsw. IT,. were adopted. a.
H. De Frcce spoke TO the children OF Mrs. DepewS
goodness and suggested that the leagne send their
sympathy In flowers.
The iadier' Hahnemann Hospital Association met
yesterday the lIahnemann Hospital Sixty seventh
passing appropriate resolutions the death OF the
president, Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew.