New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
AUGUsTIN DAILY.
DECIDE a Paris 10 I JUN. 1899.
A fage de 81 ans.

The funeral will take place tomorrow morning
In ST. Patrck's Cathedral at $50 o'clock Admission
will be by ticket only. These tickets must be pre-
sented at the south transept door on the Fifty
hrst-st side, and will be admitted after
$50 O'Clock. The body will rest at the head OF the
centre aisle The pews Nos. l, g. 2'and will be
cupied by the pabearers. Pew No. g. where Mr..
Daiy always sat. vii be draped in mourning and un
occupied The three pews Nos. II, 10 and Is will
be occupied by the family OF Mr.. DAILY, the ser
will be In No. II and in Nos 49, q and . the
Office stat OF Days Theatre. A delegation from
the Actors Fund OF America has been assigned to
three pews on the right OF the centre aisle. while
the following six pews will be reserved FOR the In
innate friends OF the family and members OF Mt
Days companies To the rear of these seats pews
have been apart for the representatives Of the
Press Club, the Lambs the Musical Protective
Union. the Players and the Catholic Club. The
pallbearers VIII include Joseph jefferson, Theodore
Moss, Richard Dorney. George Clarke. ex-Judge
Roger A. Pryor. Richard VI. Henry. William Win
ter ST. Clair McKelway. Joseph Howard. IT,, J. A
Sullivan. George A. Robinson John D. Crimmins
Nelson Goodwin Green. DR.. Oliver l. Jones and
John B. Schoefe
Ex-Judge Joseph F. DAILY described to Tribune
reporter last night the last illness OF his brother
and the circumstances Of his death. II seems tnat
Mr. Daily was ang when he left this country Tor
England on Saturday May 10. On the Thursday
night previous he had had chill, attended with
fever This, however did not prevent him from
getting up at o. clock Friday morning and going
to mass at the Cathedral when he received Com
munion at the hands OF the Archbishop. The fever
returned on Friday night, but he adhered to his
purpose 10 sail on the following day Mr. DAILY re-
fused to postpone his departure because he wished
to reach London in time to be at the trial OF his
case against George Edwardes for the possession
of Days Theatre London, which had been set
down for the latter part Of the month. He appeared
to be in fairly good health when he sailed on Sat
urday morning. but almost Immediately after ieaV-
ing port he complained Of feeling Ill, and retired
to his stateroom He did not summon the doctor
however until the next day and then he was de-
clared to be very Ill. having high fever which
continued until the following Thursday night
Then a turn for the better ensued, his temper
allure became normal and he began TO recover. He
insisted on going to London WREN the steamer ar
rived at Liverpool and a special railway carriage
was secured IN which ne could lie down ana rest
johnson, accompanied him. and remained with him
III London for week. by which time MT. Day
1t thought that Mr.. DAILY had been suneri nss
from pneumonia. but Sir Henry Thompson an oa
congratulating DR. Johnson for the care he had
taken OF his patient, Sir Henry gave II as M.
have been slight attack The probability Is that
ne had caught a severe cold. which settled on his
Mr. DAILY remained somewhat weak up TO the
time Of his departure for Paris He took tnat 'fp
the trial Of his case. which had again been pos,
poned on Friday. June . the night before ne
started for Paris, ne had slight attack or indl,
gestion and next morning was somewhat tatleleu
after walking a considerable distance 10 the Gar
melite Church. Kensington. He had intended 10
ride but the cab he had ordered did not appear
Next morning he started for Paris. arriving there
In the evening and apparently not unduiy
wearied by the journey. He dined at the care de
la Paix but his appetite not good. and next
dav he complained OF pains in his chest. on Mon;
day DR.. Herbert an English physician aftacned
10 the Hotel Continental. where Mr. Day was
STAYING was called In. DR.. Herbert at once stated
that the case serious one. because or weak,
ness OF the heart The physician on Tuesday called
in DR. Graef for consultation. and on WEDNESDAY
morning when there seemed 10 be little or no nope
OF recovery another consultation was arranged LOT
the same evening Mr.. DAILY continued to take me
remedies prescribed for him until l:SO O'Clock IN
the afternoon when he refused the stimulants or
dered by the doctors. He consented. however TO
take the medicine when It was offered TO MIN my by
Mrs DAILY He seemed 10 feel disposed 70 sleep,
and he told Mrs DAILY and the nurse in attendance
that they were not to wake or disturb him II ne
fell asleep The end came about 40 O'CLOCK IN the
afternoon II seemed TO those who were watcnlng
him that he had only tainted DR.. Herbert was
hastily summoned and then II was found that MT
DAILY had expired.