New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
COLONEL FELLOWS BURIED.
SERVICES IN THE CHURCH OF THE
INTERCESSIOE
THE EPISCOPAL RITUAL. READ RY THE REV. DIX.
HENRY DIXON JONES. AFTER WHICH THE
BODY WAS TAKEN To TRINITY
TIE EIISCOPl
CEMETERY.

The funeral OF District-Atorney John x. Fellows.
who died on Monday at his home. No. go West
One hundred and-fifty -second-s was held yester-
day nt D. IN. at the Church of the Intercession at
the boulevard and Observation-Disclosures
ST.. of which Colonel Fellows was vestryman
The burial was In Trinity Cemetery.
Tho funeral procession moved from the house TO
the church under escort OF twenty four policemen
from the West One-hundrcd-and-fifty- ty -second-st
station. led by Sergeant Walsh. and Captain kirch-
commanded larger squad. when Kept the
way clear along the route.
The members of the family. the pabearers and
the police escort occupied the front seats In the
church. There the Episcopal burial service was
read by the Rev. Dr. Henry Dixon Jones and the
Rev DR.. Dows.
The pabearers were Presiding Justice van
Brunt of the Supreme Court; Justices Barrett and
Smyih General Sessions Judges Newburger. cow
Ing and Fitzgerald Richard Croker ex-Mayor
Thomas F. Gilroy. Edward Lauterbach. ex-District-
Attorney Delaney Nicoll. Commodore Elbridge T.
Gerry William {. Whitney. ex-Mayor Hugh j.
Grant r. J. Allen. John f. Carroll. Chief Clerk OF
General Sessions and Vernon NJ. Davis. special Dis
trictAttorney.
The mourners were Mrs Fellows. the widow; John
r. Fellows and Harvey Fellows. the sons: Misses
Zounie and Marguerite. the daughters and Walter
Taylor a nephew OF Mrs Fellows. and Mrs. Taylor
The musical portion of the service included the
singing OF the hs smns Lead. Kindly Light. Rock
Of Ages and Nearer My God. TO Thee by the
mixed choir OF forty voices. Among the floral cm-
boms were a wreath Of hyacinths and roses from
Governor Mort,n H. pillow of lilies and roses from
W. Bourke Cochran. immense bank of mixed
flowers from Friends Washington Heights
palms bound with the colors of Notre Dame Uni
versity. Ind. large vacant; chair OF roses
and mmOrfellcs from the chief clerks once,
wreath from the National Democratic state com-
m.ttec OF Kentucky. a cross from the stan OF the
District Attorney Office and other designs from
Edward Iautcrbach. Mr. and Mrs. iarkness
Richard Newcomb Mr.. and Mrs t. Games, OF
Englewood. y. J.: Victor Phillips. w. Allison
Sands John Murray Mitchell. Henry Spratley ana
Delaney NicOl
Among those present at the services were me at
,achfs OF the Courts of General and Special Sea-
sions Aldermen Randall Iantry' Goodman. late
Olcott ex-Goyernor Roswell T. Flower. Town
Court: Recorder John w COZ. II. II. Nreeland
james +. Pierce Herman Rodens'en. j. Romano
Brown Father Slattsry. OF the Roman 'atholc
church OF 81 Catherine Police Inspector steers
ox- Commissioner of Public Works NJ j. Daly,
Alfred rltrich \. j. Whitman. all the assistants ana
Gilmore Nesior q. Fox. cx-Coroner schultz ID
McClavc Sheriff Tamsen. ex-Polic" Inspector VIZ
ians Edward l.. Carry. ex-Policc Justice Ryan,
Dr Newton Justice I;ildersleeve. Justice Giegerlch
and ex-Indgc e. l.. DAILY.
TIE rector delivered no address AT the fnneral
services but next sunday special service IN
memory OF colonel Fellows will be held in the
chur.h and a eulogy will be delivered by DR..
Jones. . -,
Tn. courts adjourned early yesterday out OF
respect fer Colonel Fellows's memory, and most
Of the city departments closed at noon.