New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
HENRY GEORGE BURIED.
,,,s GRAVE IN GREENWOOD FACES THE
SEA AND THE RISING sun.
SIMPLE SERVICES HELD AT THE HoUsh-0
RELATIVES AND CLOSE PERSONAL FRlENp'
PREsENT-A SHORT ADDRESS Di

prrATIyEs AND CLOSE PERSONA" hi
persEyr-A SHORT ADDRESS BY
DIR. MGLYNS.
WI, Aoay ~ Henry George rests peaceiuHy III '',o
-. n,o, IN Greenwood Cemetery. Inc e'"'.
- ,he sIope Of ocean Hill. and. accoiu'''7 ~ IA
fishes Of Mr. George. 1t overlook' .,,,o after
faces the rising II was s tov,sred into
roon Yesterday, when the com" w. 49, roirister
w. orove The low-spoken words Oh '''e ,,n.h =,
as '"' 49, oshas lust 10 dust : the oo"eu
t"''.' .sor,n,rc friends. they STOOD unuef 'ie
ieaus " ons amid the dropping autumn iedNes anu
tho softly falling rain. al Ioi'"
.os ex.~Annelv sad ana hnPleSs -. x,.oo. &,
"aS N.Y.. ia pad It's last tributes OF fespec. III
Inc Guy nav inrvices and pageant of Sunday
the "'ci"o be family and intimate FRIENDS were
iee'e,. with their dead. All the services "eio
1ei with the utmost simplicity ana .e"".i''s'
- funeral was held at ~ o cioVA III ~ ~,
l,1,nniaI house at Fort Hamilton o'er'ooNi'e wy
oo,' Jaro If was that Henry George settieu DOWN
bay go a. devote himself the literary
- Of hurting into a permanent form SUD .n
no,ts of his philosophy as had hltheIto 'ee" u,'-
,i,ton II was from there that ne went scafcelS
, month ago to fight what he consluereu 'ie o"'
he of the people. .s ,o,, e.,
rbrouphont Yesterday morning the body lay III
tho south parlor, and the intimate irlenos anu
orobers of the family took last look al lhe
features Of the one they had loved Inc service
usod AZ the funeral was that oil the Episcopai
.hur.b twas read by the Rev. John W. Kramer
,o,tor of All Saints Bath Beach; ana the rev
caorce 4 IatiIper rector of an Episcopal Church
- pbiladelphia: and cousin of Henry George
Near the casket stood the Rev Ut MVNIi3i 1rn
near him the pallbeareTs, Albert H. Jonnsot, oncis
Johnson Louis f. Post and August LeMis
After the reading of the service "; re
bort tribute to the sweetness OF the Chrlsl'" me
DR. WcGlvnn then stepped forward ana Win .
voice choked with emotion spoke Il lie" ea'"'''
IIa cat
..sfIcr the magnificent tribute TO TINS man yes
to-day il Is fitting that anything that is SAID mere
- stort and simple We mourn the loss Vi a
hrother He was raised up OF God 10 pISdTt. ~
90 leach lie believed IL God; the Iass cnapts Nc
Gs great work shows that 1t is eNdehCe Oh 6 1lr9
fai,6 and mat he was an apostle of Christ On
how wonderful, how magnificent now siV az dav
was, He is not dead to-day. lie lVes more 'o-ua'
nh The conn was then borne TO the hearse, me
,,rocesSsion took UP it's way 10 GreenWoou ny
route by way Of Ninety-secondst ana
was used When The family plot Wds ue sarine
about two hundred people many OF t,e9 os tbered
the badge of mourning on their ai ms nav
At The grave after the clergymen ana paIloeSaa =
ers walked Henry George the son. Win ms Hooree
leaning ON his arm. Then came h HamrbteI fol-
lowed by Mr. and Mrs John George sr I nga
and Mrs Thomas L. George. The other Ieid picb
rinra Misses Carrie and Alice George MIS- i,,cm
I'd George Mr. and Mrs. Maurice heeu " CbsSn
man. sister: and Mrs Mary Edmond. a EOunni' tho
Scarcely sound broke the stlnness IN eoraI
,esdinr of the service began After the nor az
rieces had been arranged about me sIat dr;rnn
party re-entered the CARRIAGES dnu uTho guarded
away only a policeman was !el'' WIZ eu''00'