The sun., 1896-10-25

Adams. ohaL Francis, Lawrence, the Rev. Ed
Adler. 5 Dr. Fellr.N;.Y. Le Pionseon Alice ~ D.
m %sa0ii io.,oS LPRnSS, NJ corac'
MaIhinston. ?; e, v MscSEthur the Rev. r.. s.
Bisfe. Tr:. Lille Dev: MSL&ary. VIM NJ, M. D.
San Francisco. Miller, Oliver Thorne
cSsa$ss andrew s " nS:;:S$ %s%sS.;sss R.E w.
chad%ck. ths Rev. John Newton the Kew. II Heber
child; rfaG +. J.. Cam. Sor'en, Prot, Snaa. Eliot
car.e. the Rev. A. T.. At oyinston fheo T., Brook
MA Fssi Fa.Sssy N1.f s..ssas
Cleveland, ttiemens M. D.. msi:s pSia: IS,s
Cleveland Rose Elizabeth. Porter. Robert T" u. Y.
cOSS Hasass. q pGffs saly e. g.? s"' Rev
Cobb John storer. Quincy Josiah. Quincy
conway. conway McncGre m D. T. Y Rainsford D s.. DID,. N Y
c5GGS GaSs Mr.. enn' hsMmSa{E Mant{E.sr tsr E'y W. H.
Emmst: H. hoE MD.EN;Y. N RSyWHond. tho Rev. j. L.
Samuel onlcaEo. :. satu., Edgar. N.Y.,
Greer: the Rev. David H., Jersey, Guy. \. ].
Hale, the Rev Edward E., smith: Prof. ,Brainnrd @.
HHM%G.S %..s,vy,n. WILLIAM M sTSSff Dr. Ed M
Henderson. Rev. Howard. stone. Lucy. Boston.
Hoadiey, George, u: Y. iquSsg, Prot. +. w. Cam
Holloway. Laura C., Brook Tn1na- julia n X
Rorner Charles W.. Wash. nN.Y: -,
HOVE jaime. L.. NJ. d, Wsr%loS. NY;
5r@ESn' William iii M T.. NJ D., zen IHa9s n
Jewett. Frederick A. M. D.. Hayss NY, :,
!dsnS"a Hn U, NY %arnsr s; DvD cls. Dudley
Jones, The Rev. Jenkin HARTFORD Conn, 49,,
KatzsSnmeyer, Richard Wieox. Ella WhssIsr NY
King GEN Hora,!o c.NY. Wineite, Charles f.. i. i
La%rsnce The Right Rev. ny '
William, Boston.
OF these Prof. Child. Thomas W. Knox, Mark
NJ. Pomeroy. and Lucy Stone have died within
few years and been cremated. either here or Al
Boston. John StOrer Cobb. the Rev. Mr.. send
der, Henry NJ. Taber, and others have had mem
bers OF their family cremateh. Knto FIELDS re.
ma MS Will be- crcmated when they are brought
back to This country. Julia MarloWe Tabor has
made provision In Ler Will Tor the cremation oi
In August Of this year there wero forty -one
cremations at Fresh Pond. That was, as the
man in the Houston street office cherrfully re'
mark cd, the banner month. The average Is be-
tween twenty-five and thirty month. In the
ten years since tine crematory was built there
have been about 1000 bodies incinernted there
opportunities for the fondest care and the most
complete neglect of the remans. For instance
a certain actress lost n chill that WAS killed In
an accident She had the child's bady cremated
and has carried the ashes with her ever sinre
They are in u small cylinder HiN or seven inches
long. The woman has n Satchel which will just
hold the cylinder. and In all her travels, In this
country or abroad. she carries IL with her
very rich family here in New York lost q
member OF the household. The body WAS In
cinerated. the ashes placed in u beantiful caskct
and this. IN lurn, was sealed IN the family vault
with deep pride, There 1t STAYED! Just as clean
and nice ~ when II WAS put ln!'
He made II seem as II fntc had been extremel y
unkind to the poor people who hadn't been
lucky enough 10 be cremaied. He told also Of q
New York woman who lost q little child and
had the body cremated and then placed the urn
containing tho ashes in a niche In her sleepnG
room. She keeps fresh flowers Arounk II con