New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29


in Him, as risen with Him. seek those thihs'
which ABOVE whore Christ sittth, as II Is III
the words OF the apostle, heard os wv
hundreds OF times. on occasions 'Ae '''
'Be steadfast"-fNed in your convictions ana pro-
nounced in their defence oven though men count 'o"
narrow, obstinate and forh"be We seadfast unmoV-
sbenot the slaves Of the world not unstable as wafer
iaboring shape yourselves as the world OF fashion
or ike would have you be- and always abound
IN the work OF the Lord foasmuch a. We kno" 'h"t
your labor is not in vain in tn. Lord"
And the other class-shall take no notice OF It's
members? i preacher Of the Gospel; let me plead
with you who have believed and rested upon Jesus
to Him, to give yourselves to Him. and 40 TO
link together this life and the next in glorious unity
Whether live live unto the Lord. or whether die
I die unto the Lord whether live therefore or die.
1 the Lords"
At the close Of Dr. Halls address he announced
the hymn.
My faith looks Up to Thee.
Thou Lamb OF Calvary.
This. the preacher said. was a favorite oil Colonel
Shepard's. DIR. Hall then informed the congregation
that tho body would be conveyed privately TO staten
Island. and gave the closing hymn Rock OF Ages
When singing Of this ended. the cOn. bearing
only on the lid the flowers contributed by the widow
and her children, carried from The church and
placed In the hearse, and the procession moved la
carriages to Forty. secoDdst. and the North River.
where they arrived at halfpast eleven o'clock The
carriages were driven on the staten Island erryboat
Mortified. which had been chartered for the purpose.
and which, al quarter before !: O'Clock started
down the river with the American flag flying at half
staff on Of the masts The hearse ana f,uriecn
carriages were crowded In the driyeways. Most OF
the occupants OF the carriages got out and went 10
the upper saloons, where sandwiches. coffee and Ap
ollnaris water served for luncheon. AT IL 40
o'clock the boat arrived at Clifton landing 5. L. and
the procession TO the cemetery began. The distance
Is little over three miles and covered In thirty
| tipO fofni, he Wac
carried into the vaulted chamber. which was damp
and cold and gloomy. When ;he occupants OF the
last carriage had entered the chamber DR. Hal Offered
prayer the in the party standing with uncovered
| heads Then the rndertskers assistants placed the
CONN I'm the compartment opened 10 receive IT, The
ceremony at the tomb lasted twelve minutes and III"
mourners. re-enering the carriages. were driven at
quick pace back TO the steamboat landing. The trip
up the bay was made in forty-fve minutes, and at
bafpast O'Clock the Mortified touched The slip at
Forty second st. the carriages made their separate
ways 10 the homes OF their occupants.
Many organizations with which Colonel Shepard
was identified sent representatives. There were from
the Union League Club:
President Horace Porter J. Saver Pace. Vclney King
John b. butcher. D. II. Hosg. Isaac r. Smith. Thomas g.
Acton, Henry Sloan. Edward Mitchell W. H. Hayden.
E. G.. Hinsdale. W. r. Buckley. Charles l.. Whitney,
Jesse Sellgman and William H. Faulkner.
From Republican County Committee John Sabine
Smith Jacob NJ Patterson William H. Bcllemy. Charles
H. Murray. Edward #. Bartlett. william H. Townley.
Henry L. Stoddard Thomas T. Wentworth. John Simpson,
Donald Mclean. William Leaiy, Thomas l. Hamilton
Bernard Bigln +. Eidmsn. Alfred r. Conkl.ng. John
w. Jacobus John Rciscnweber. Charles w. Anderson,
William Henkel Charles A. F1ammci, Alexander Cor
michael Alfred Mason, John Proctor Clarke John H.
Gunner A. Willis LIghtbourn, Charles H. T. COILS E''
ward Dubois, Frank Raymond Ed"afa L. "r"h ana
James l.. Wells.
From the Republican Club W. II. worrall. James
Phillips. IT,. John A. cockef, Roswell g. IIorr, John
Ford Louis T. Go!dng. tephas Brain"rd, Mortimer {.
Addoms, James Tacoft, James W. HAYES. James T.
Fo.ter James A. Blanchard. John w. Viooman. Alfred
II. Price. J. Clarke Thomas, Monroe b. Bryant. G. H.
DeDison. g. II. Patrick. a. b. Humphrey A. l.. Mer-
riam J. II. Wood J. Van Vechten Ocott T.. Il. Weeks.
A. o. Beebe James = Ichmser, j. II. Tresidder, Mahion
Chance, Seth NJ. MiIkcu. Alexander cadw'Il T. X.
Trthil II. r.. Johnson, C.. g. shoync, j. A. Newell
Charles Andrews. L. T.. Bldwci. 5. d. Bonnls f. NJ
CLARKE w. II. Corsa, d. d. Earle, E W. Emery A. H.
GLEASON and j. NJ Deuel..
From the State Ear Association: A. V. w. Van
Vechtcn T.. G.. Whitaker Charles A. Peabody, Austin
Abbott D. C. Calvin. r W. Hinrchs George >. Green
Geld ,o,ert A. Scwell, Gerard Bcckman, Do.msn H.
Eaton Charles \. DAWSON ). w. Knc,ss and Frank J.
Mather.
From the Presbyterian Union The Iiev. Drs George
W. T.. Birch, George l.. Shcrcr Charles l.. Thompson.
george r. Paxton p. S.. Hubert. i. l.. Sutton ana
Colonel A. r. Kctchum Scott Foster Theodore W. Morris.
william n. Crane and J. {. Holden
From the Chamber Of Commerce: william f. Dodge
Morris X Jesup John II. Imam, James W. Pinehot,
raer,c r,vor James Talcott Or lndo II. Potter Wat
son t. Case John II. Kemp Constant A. Andrews d
Edward simmons George Wilson. joseph J. U Dohoh"e'
William H. ST. John and Edward y. Taller.
tn. de,egatIon from "IiIc Mail and Express hnd
mace OF honor In the congregation. There were
renres cutativcs from many bodies as ior ihshner
,h fr,stces Of ST. Paus Institute ut Tarsts, Am
Minor the tIIOnla society Of the College of the NY
Of Ncw.York. typographical Union No. g. the LIN,
co,n JniOn df the Ninth Ward. the society cI me
Sons NJ Xcw.York and the New-York Press tihp.
Among Others In tue throng were'
linn H. s.arin Bcistsdt. Doaaa Nicholson ana
phuip t,trpatrck OF The Tribune; j. r. Pierce state
SUPERINTENDENT OF Insurance; Mr.. ana Mrs russell d.
Harrison cx.Mayos Abam .. Iewit'. cs-Mayor william
r. ttace Postmaster Cornelius Va, tott Congressman
/ l. Beldcn Henry q. Marquand, Salem H. wses
congressman Little Colonel william Jay. General PiteH
ZONES Stevenson Towe. ex-Assembyma1 f'cdHick "pos
Justice Meade John T.. Brodsky. Elinshsm Nichois
Dr. g. W. Brooks, James u. Glover James Low
greyet.Colonei A. l.. Green. tho only remaining
member of Governor Morgan's stan. upon which Coionc
shrpsrd served: william T.. 50. John, Bryan q. Me-
swyny willi1m u. Dowd. James Frazier, Ar'
thur Berry Clarence W. Bowen, EDWARD Lan-
terbash cN-Judgc Peabody. Judge Van Wyek, T. A. An
dpews John r. Dillon ]. e. Pumpcly, O. X Harroun cx
Judge Arnoux. William L. Skitmore, James e. Holden'
Herbert b. King j. NJ. Touccy, 4. D. Roaslter. - ~
Hatmakcr Richard the Rev. Dr. Philip sehan
he Rev. r. @. McCarhy. Of sasans1 Lake representing
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