New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

Only re and tne undertaken went to the ceme-
terry with the body At Woodlawn the body was
buried in a single grave in the public grounds
OF the cemetery.
A PATHETIC SCENE AT THE GRAVE.
While the box that incosed the poor girls body
was being lowered into the grave Mr.. Low stood
with hands clasped and his features drawn with
emotion. When the rones had been Withdrawn
the undertaken asked Low If he wished the
flowers buried with her.
Yes" he answered. that's all that will 90
with her.
The undertaken inquired If there would be any
religious ceremony.
"No. She always told me that she did not care
for anything Of the kind. and have made no ar
rangements" Mr. Low replied. but would be
glad II some one would say a prayer
Mr. Crittenton a missionary, offered TO make
the PRAYER Raising his hand. he said: Just
moment friends. before any dirt is thrown upon
the coffin There IL no regular minister mere
and as she lies there with nothing but the can
ony of heaven over her, we should not let the oc-
casion pass without n word with God Let us
pray" Then he offered brief prayer. referring
70 his own conversion and calling to nina an oc-
casion only a few weeks ago when he said' ne
stood in the cemetery beside the grave OF his
only child.
Al the conclusion OF the prayer Mr. Low
thanked Mr. Crttcnton and shook his hand me
sound OF the clods falling the coffin I'D brought
forth n moan from the bercaved father ana ne
cried OUT "Oh my poor Lille wish were
there with your' lie showed much emotion as ne
left the grave. but soon reganed his sen-posses-
.,or and talked quietly t. Mr.. Crittenton, on
whose arm nc leaned. on the way TO the stauon
l.. visited the family plot In Magnolia-avc. near
~, f,AE EA1 n
granite monument which stands in the middle
n, the circular pot surmounted by white mar
b,e epuro NJ an angel a shade Of bitterness came
!, his voice as he said: "My father raised this
monument over our mothers grave. and now
cannot even bury my child under its shadow
MIR. LOW AssAILs HIS RELATIVES
While waiting for the train in The Grand Cen
trail Station Mr. Low told several newspaper
men about his family troubles. He bitterly as
called his relatives for the manner in which he
alleged they had treated him since Lilies DEATH
and also for their actions in connection with the
distribution Of his fathers estate He said:
7 see that my family have made statements &C
t,lsing me of having written insolent letters 70
them They say they have given me the colo
have been doing IT for twenty-five years. They
wanted 10 turn my father against me- so as 10 ge' gr
Low my brother Mrs: Harriman my sister and ln her
husband Oliver Hartman. While we We're living
sSat ''e my father Ssd lost af his money We pre-
xous received 5000 year n each v 10 ST SSoher Gn and I
sister They agreed TO give me s" rbnS mSnsn tad he
had lost several millions and only had $4,000 left
They agreed to give me so,Wo and me same
Of % to essh e II nc hVe
regularly. with threats 70 cut them on II sas SAD
Country places and hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars. and made settlements upon them. although
Oliver Hartman married my sister. He was
poor man then; To-day he's worth from four Ito to
my fathers partner and had large sums settled
upon him. while no more than $1,000 was settled
NY relatives pretended after dividing the s2%E So,S
@ was ie ret4rned do' to Europe and
heard my father specializing heavily in Wall
Sssves 5 out 81
hold Of great deal Of his money therefore CLAIM
Joseph and urged him to consider the brotherly
smn or bro1heF Y
y went to the me Mhs :s ms "S' n s S
aosUs met Oliver HARMED ens Hay saynr Sn se
4 don't care cent for your daughter. and rye
nothing TO do in the case don't care II taH she bsan IN
ss to cure 'On n abcess s an& enough
money TO keep her properly In fact. was almost most
his interview and threatened to have my allowanc,
cut of and put me in prison II ever spoke 10 NJ
again about money matters
ASKED HIS FAMILY FOR HELP.
The result was | wrote several letters to the
family, asking help They advised me TO keep
away from them. They all immensely rich.
while John and 7 are paupers This thing Is a crime
OF the upper "4oo" They nothing for right or
selves live NV daughter dd not believe IN the
Bible She believed in Creator and In doing good
sns Tas sere eI eynes hd boSa@S do not nk
she believed in the ceremony
MT. INMAN DID NOT KNOW HER
Robert Inman. whose name was mentioned in
connection with the Lille Low case. called AL the
West Th!rteth-st station last night. accom-
panied by his counsel Mr. Day. and two friends
When ne called Captain Pickett was closc'ed
with Mr.. Low and was called out OF MS once
and told OF the pres. nee OF Mr.. lnmhn' The
Captain conducted Mr. Inman and his friends
into the Office and. without making known In
mans identity. had Mr.. Low repeat the story ne
told bringing in the names OF Inman and Trow-
bridge.
When Mr.. Low had nnlshed. the Captain In
troduced him 10 Mr. Inman. Mr.. Low was much
surprised when ne learned that lnmhn had peeh
In his audience. -, -
Mr. Inman explained his connection with Trow-
bridge saying that he had never Deen on mt
mate terms with him. and that he had casually
met him In Smiths restaurant In west 1hirueth-
At where he had been In the habit OF dining,
and had not seen him for four or five months
Mr. fnman went on to say that he dld not kho"
LILLE Low never knew her had never spoken 20
her and that ne had only known the girl ana her
father by sight from seeing them dining In
Smiths rest aurant. lie denied ever having gone
driving In the Park with Lille and Trowbridge.
as had been said. or that Lille had ever peeh III
his ana rtments AZ No 80 West Thirteth-st He
further said that Trowbrdge had never spoken
10 him about the sirl. and that he had seen
Trowbridge on only one occasion speaking 10 her'
ana that that was one morning In the restau-
rant when he entered the place and saw Irow-
bridge talking to the girl and her father Mr..
Low declared that he had never seen Mr.. lninah
before the meeting at the station. After near
ing his statement Mr.. Low declared that he be-
Iieved that Mr.. Inman did not know his daugh-
Aor