The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
FUNERAL or HENRY GEORGE.
lie VIII Lie in state sunday and be Buried
Monday.

Monday.
NEW YORK, Oct 30.-Thc Henry
George funeral committee completed to-
day the arrangements for the funeral
OF the dead mayoralty candidate.
The body will lie in state tomorrow,
that the public may have chance to
view it. and in the evening it will be
taken to the former home OF Henry
George. at Fort Hamilton. II will be
privately buried in Greenwood oemetery
next Monday. in which cemetery one of
the daughters Of the dead author was
recently buried.
Mr. Garland. the chairman, said this
morning:
"rhc body will be removed from the
hotel some time tonight. after y o'clock.
and taken 10 the Grand Central Palace,
so that il may lie there in state from
sunrise tomorrow morning until o'clock
In the afternoon.
what will be the details Of the ceremony.
1T has not yet been decided exactly
We have planned TO have first some
short. simple. religious, but non-secta-
rian services. to be followed by at least
ono funeral Grafton, and possibly two.
IL has been decided that Rev. Edward
McGlynn will speak, not as a priest. but
merely as a friend of Henry George. Ee
one member of the committee went
down 10 police headquarters to-day to
consult as 10 the best route for the pro
ccssion which is to follow the funeral
car from the Grand Central Palace 10
City Hall Square in Brooklyn.
A part Of the route will be over Brook
lyn Bridge. The committee announced
that it would like 10 have all organiza-
tions which sympathize with George as
q man. fighting for equal rights Of men.
send delegates TO take part I'm the pro-
cession. 1t is desired that no organiza-
tion display any political emblem or
political banner.
Speaking OF the character OF the funer-
al procession one OF tho members of the
committee said.
Tits our wish 20 m0ke the funeral Of
Henry George not only national IN char
acter, but Of WOT wide interest"
I'VE have not yet selected the honorary
pall-bearers. but when the list Is COM
pleted it will be found TO contain men of
every political complexion who honOred
Henry George for his sincerity Of pur-
pose. The chief pall-bearers. who will
actually bear the coffin. Will be selected
entirely 10y the family"
When the funeral ear reaches the City
Hall Square in Brooklyn tomorrow night
lt VIII ue driven AROUND luc square. IL IS
expected that many friends Of the philos-
opehr will be gathered there The pro-
cession Of various organizations will then
be dismissed so that the car may proceed
to Fort Hamilton without any further
public attention
GEORGES NEW BOOK.
Henry Geor-e g new book on THE Sci
ence OF Government" had been complet-
ed when he entered upon the campaign
but was hid for revision. His death will
not prevent its publication.
10 is n treatise ON political economy and
presents Georges ideas on government In
q form that will make the volume avail
able as a textbook
Georges PAIL Bearers.
NEW YORK. oct. 30.-It was definitely
announced tonight that the following
would be the pall-bearers at the George
funeral.
Tom l.. Johnson. August Lewis, Andrew
Mclean, Thomas g.. Shcarmau Arthur
and Charles frederick Adams.
The honorary rall-bcarers VIII be
| Mayor Strong, Mayor Wuster. of Brook
lyn: Augustus Johnson. Wills !. Abbott.
John =. Crawford. Charles " Dayton.
George Cary. Eggleston, Horace White,
/ Edward Mclluge. Bolton TIA John WI
mer, Charles O'COnnOl ,Icnuessy Jchn
SwintOn f.. Lawson .'urdy. A. Van
.Dusen. John L. Waters, NJ. B. Leversen,
T. III. Stephens. and +. :. Schalkcnback.