New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-09

Rev DR.. Dix. and Bishop Potter The coffin was
received at the church entrance and borne up the
aisle followed by the pallbearers. the choir, the
clergy. and the members OF the family, the
organist meanwhile softly playing "Oh Para
disc while DR. Luqueer read the verses be-
ginning II the Resurrection end the Life"
Then the choir chanted the burial service and DR.
Dix read the lesson beginning Now Is Christ
Risen" The hymn Il Heard a Voice from Heaven
Say" was sung. Bishop Potter then read the creed
and rected the prayer.
DR. Dix announced that only the immediate mem
bers OF the family were expected to go 10 the grave
The hymn Jesus. Lover OF Ny Soul" was sung
as the coffin was borne 10 the hearse. The pail
bearers. the choir and the clergy then filed from
the main entrance along the asles back to the
ves,ryroom AMI dlsbanded About twenty carriages.
containing relatives followed the hearse to the Grand
Central station. whence the occupants went by
special train to 81. Matthew churchyar1. Bed
ford Westchester County whore the commitial
service was read by Or Luquecr. The funeral
party afterward gathered at the jay homestead IN
Bedford FOR luncheon.
The funeral hrough, together representatives ~
many OF the older families OF New-Iork. well
delege Hons from numerous organizations OF
which Mr. Jay was a member There dis
play of flowers. except few simple wreaths and
clusters OF roses volets and lilacs which rested
upon and depended from the top % the coffin. and
a few wreaths %; roses ana ylolets mingled with
palms viii D We're arranged around M platform on
which the coffin Wa placed IN front ~ ihe Cd noel
The plilbearcrs were William VI. EVarts N'f4in
Porter, Chauncey u. DePew. Seth Low. John Ssis-
wick BenJamin j.. siiimaa. chief justice
Whilchead Cari schurz cxJulge g A. Peabody.
John A. King and The Rev. pr James " King
Mrs John Jay was escorted o., heT son. cDlonei
William Jay. They were followed by Mrs henry
Chairman a daughter. aad Mr. Alexander braen.
members Of the family.
a delegation re9resent,ng the Union I.eagve club
Thirty -nnth.st., To- the chapel. This was con-
P EesS. Of dsnf!A r hSas Fo RTssdn
Rsamen DSrrn1n D. Eaton cnry , !oTi .mS
r r Lounsbery Horace j. Fry. Thomas Il. clarke.
Charles H. Rockwell. Isaac Townssni smith. Dr
H Ha% william H. RS SSs' Xasa,ru; Johnson
Charles ". Watson Franklin Tuulc, Gcorgs. G.
lam buchanan. William Hart smith. W O Riddle
Dr. John H. Hinton. Henry Sedl"y. Joseph W.
Howe. Robbins Little James u. Hague. John Scott
BOYD and Albert q. Hyde
composed Of g. W. pupey. D. De.any. nc Roy Drs
Wallace and Atterbury Lester, kober, Futon Futon
John X. Rees. Henry Kapeye and Mrs James a
ciety were Charles II Russell. Chnr.es Isham.
John II Weeks Daniel Parish. ir.. John Blseio~'
William Kc.by Frederick Gallat.n, Andrew Warner.
James W. Gerard. Z. Y. Van Vechien and j. W. G.
The committee appointed by the American HIS
toral society consisted OF Theodore Roosevelt. The
ward r Delaney and Edward Eggieston.
The representatives. OF the Evangelical Alliance
were William r. Dodge. Dr. j Strong g. III. Stod-
dard. the REV d. 8 H. Virgin. u p. Chaplin. Mr.
Williams the Rev. e. 4. Warner the Rev Dr }
Elmendorf the Rev. Dr. j. h. lc>menanyder AMI
the Rev Or. NJ Prentice
The delegation from the Society OF the Cincinnati
v.as composed OF John Schuyler. General 9. G.
Cochrane Matthew Clarkson, Alexander J. Clinton
and James $. Van COrtiandt
The committee from ,he 81. Nicholas Society con
sisted of Frederick j. de Pey-ter. Arthur 7. Fox,
James W Beekman. Alfred wagstan and John b.
ireland.
From the Geographical Society there were PAU
y IN ChaIllu c. G Hubbard. G. \. Miller w O.
Hamilton Gustave f. kissel and william kemsen
Charles Dutler with his weight 81 more than
rlretv wears was escorted 10 front seat by an
,sher and stood during much or the fervce Cor
neinls Vanderbilt occupied an incopspicuous seat
pdnuni Randolph Robinson walked with the family
rr"mn som others present were John l.. cadwal-
sader Isaac n Bailey. Samuel -. Hebcock. Judge
1nb, N buckingham, Dr. william Hocombe. Smith
r. Lane and George W. Pel