The times., 1898-01-19
MANY FRIENDS MEET THE BODY.
Tbe Renains of Maj Butferwortn
Arrive. I'm Washington.

Fully 200 friends of the late Major
BENJAMIN Butterworth were at the de-
not last night to meet his body, Which
arrived at 1t:35 o'clock over the South
ern Railway
Among those on the platform were
Representatives Shattuc and BromWeli,
of Ohio: ex-Lieut. Gov. Alphonso A.
Hart of Ohio; Hon. George A Hazie-
ton. ex-Congressman from ONO; Mr..
Henry Crowell, brother-in-law of the
deceased: Mr. Dowell. former law part
ner OF Major Butterworth; Assistant
Secretary Ryan, of the Interior De-
nartment: E,xaminer-in-Chief L. j.
Steward. Examiners j. T. Newton, Eu-
gene Byrnes, II. II. Allen, w. S. Chase.
W w. Orrick, Saunders, LtttleWood,
Fox. Billings, Warriner, ana Lewis
Chief Clerk George l.. Morton, Law
Clerk W. A. Megrath, j. W. Babson,
chief of division of the Interior De-
partmant. and Mr.. Henry W. Coffin.
The family, accompany the pody'
were the last persons to alight from tne
train. They We're met By MI Henry w.
Coffin. Mr.. Henry Crowell and his fam
lily. and Assistant Secretary Ryan, OF
the Interior Department, and were es-
corted to the waiting room, Mr. coflln
with Mrs Butterworth, Assistant Sec
retary Ryan with Mrs. Howe, the
daughter, and Mr.. Crowell and the eld-
est son, William Butterworth, and MS
wife. after which they were driven in
carriages to the family residence in LIE
DToit Park.
The body was taken from the train
and carried to the undertaker's hearse
by Messrs. Babson, Fox, Byrnes, stew
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divided so as to form an aisle and stood
with barred heads while the casket was
borne down the center
The casket was covered with black
cloth and trimmed in silver. On the
top was a silver plate. with the words
AT rest inscribed thereon in EngllSh
script.
The body was taken to the parlors OF
MIR. Wright and will be removed TO the
family residence this morning. There
will be no service at the house. but the
family will leave the house and accom-
pany the body to the church promptly
at /: 80 o'clock. where the service Will
be begun by Dr. Harnlin at O'Clock.
The Cabinet win probably attend the
funeral in body.
The honorary pallbearerS VIII De sec
retary c. n. Bliss, Speaker Thomas b.
Reed. Senator Mark \. Hanna. Judge
Jere NJ Wilson, Judge William X. Day,
assistant secretary of State; Judge
Thomas Ryan, assistant secretary OF
the interior: Representative Joseph II.
Cannon. Judge Louis e. McCoHas,
Senator J. c. Burrows. Representative
Amos C. Cummings. Mr.. Greeley, as
sistant commissioner of patents. and
Messrs. Julian G. Dowell and Henry
w. Coffin The active pallbearers were
selected from the employees of the office
and are as follows: l.. W. MaXscu, j.
Fl. Brickenstefn. Eugene Byrnes. w. L.
Aughinbaugh, l.. II. Campbell and W..
\. Megrath.
The ushers at the church will be
Major Fl. o. s. Heistand Mr.. Heath,
assistant postmaster general; Henry
E. Davis. Charles d. WOlcott. M. Il.
Church. DIR. ]. e. Jones, w. J. Lamp
ton. Walter f. Rogers. John W. Hoi-
comb. o. p Austin. John f. Wilkins.
III. B. F. Macfarland, c. c. Stauffer and
George l.. Morton.
After the services at the church the
the body will be taken to Oak Hill
Cemetery, where it will be deposited in
the vault.