The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-23
THE DEAD VlCE-PRESIDENT
.RRAysKMENTs FOR THE FUNERAL
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

to AttNnd
the Church-The President to BE ut the
private as Well as tho Public Service
F.tima tes of MIR. Hobnrps Fortune.
PATERSON. n. j.. Nov. 22.-The following
statement as to the arrangements for tho
funeral OF Vice President Garrett A. Hobart was
issued this evening:
The funeral OF tho Vice. President will be
held al the Church OF tho Redecmer In Pat
er.on on Saturday afternoon. Nov 25. at 2:3O
o'clock Inasmuch as the seating capacity OF
th, church Is entirely inadequate. II Is neces-
.ary that seats shall be reserved for the va
rious national. State and local officials.
representatives OF organizations with which
the Vice President was connected and
intimate personal friends OF the family II Ia.
therefore. impossible to provide seats for the
general public until the various officials. rep-
rcsentatives and friends have been accommo-
dated. Previous to the public exercises on
saturday afternoon brief service will he held
a. the house for the family. the President and
his Cabinet and intimate personal friends. On
Friday afternoon. nov. "a. between the hours Of
nand O. the body Of the Vice. President will be
nlaced In the library OF his home, where the
rubl!c may have an opportunity to view II.
The interment will ho at the convenience OF the
family at Cedar Lawn Cemetery"
Attorney. General John W. Griggs. who Ia
hare rs the personal representative OF the
President until Mr. Mckinley himself arrives
on saturday. spent some time at Carroll
Hall" this afternoon. Being asked about the
arrangements for tho reception OF the Presi-
dent and Cabinet members. he said:
Al. Of the details have not been arranged as
ys, II has been decided. however. that the
President. Cabinet officers. Justices OF the
Supreme Cour. aud membe OF the Diplomatic
Wash nfytN Satn do
morning at I O'Clock. and return Immediately
after The funeral"
BEFORE Friday, when the body OF the Vice.
President will lie in state in the library OF his
home, IL will be placed in a plain CONN OF
rpelish qunrtcred oak having a silver plate
With the simple inscriptions 1874. Garrett A.
Hobart. 1Sa"
The seating capacity OF the Church o. the
E,deemer whore the public services will take
place. Is about seven hundred. The
r'ercymen who will take part In the
service. will bc Rev. Or. W. II. Nlburn.
chaplain o. the United States Senate: the
lev Dr David Magic. pastor OF the church.
and the Rev. pr Charles ID. Shaw. pastor
= ths Second Presbyterian Church PRAYER
will he offered 10y both DR.. Shaw and
pr. Muburn. whlle tho pastor OF the
church will conGuc; the regular service
Their" had been talk Of holding the public ser
wees In the armory ot the Second Regiment
and having the body OF the Vice. Pres dent lis
~ state at The cry Hall, but ;he triend- Of Mrs
hobart. who ara familiar with her dislike for
n.icutation. were not surprised that she vetoed
10th propositions
pGrirg the day messages 81 confidence con-
tuIeI To- come from every part OF the country
and trom many foreign c.un'res Resolu-
Ions r gron The Geatn d o. the SoN VICE Prs. Prs,
uss by the Board Of Aldermen. the
Hoard y Eiue1tion,, thS Park ,ommiss,,on
ous'ry Association Of Paterson. the passaic
County Bar Association, the Boari OF Trade.
the original Hobart Guards and many other
nodes. The Fas,ain County Democratic Com.
m.tt4e which has often had occasion to COM
"a, the president and the candidates for
once whom h. selected met tonight and
rt.sei resolutions expressive o. esteem for
Inc man and sympathy with his family. The
aud the Grand Jury to-iay tooe similar action
The business places q the city will practically
i s:ff q 9s MT y 4. O MA.
WI co.. % FRIDAY afternoon u, well. 50 th,t
,Car3l Hal while the body Of the vice.
ltrs' len, lie. n state. All OF III. chief bust
" Tor Sf fy s" ssd gSvni H nnI
the Chairman OF the Joint committee.
S r eG9q to Ss sd2p,sa
Geath to-day and APPOINTED the following com
m.'l.e 70 attend The funsral John Hilton.
thomas ". Moore, William Is. Gourey and ex-
senator Robert l. Williams
DESPITE the fact that the original intention OF
those in charge Of the funeral was TO have az
tile display AZ possible. y has become evident
,Ss, IT, tansTa! will b the largest That hI.
o. carriages ohtainable in Paterson and nearby
VIII be Inadequate. and orders have been sent
20 o,her cities for three times the number OBJ
rndsr,aEcr ,Hinde to-dny fled the death GER
authorities Of the death Of the Vice. President,
/, states that the cause Of death was Utilization
1.-THE heart due to myocarditis.
.rnors, Island will act as an escort TO tho Presi-
Dental party on its arrival here at about Il
ward at as an escort TT from rom Carroll Hall attic to
me church squad oi patrolinen will be on
try atthe house on Friday and Saturday
Mr Hoharts estate II IL varrously estimated
y d sso soI mos, liEcly to kn1w at bstween
sad 70 friend that he did not know himself
what his, his fortune vas He was a director in
Of their stocks; II thew were sold out at their
6Enr91per, value he nigh, be worth 5000;
he would probably not be worth more
d dRa, nal, that amount Recently Mr.. Hobart
Paterson Railway Comrnny to the syndicats
which absorbed II for $500. 900, and it Is known
th t he wa- insured for. about $3.50. 900. OF
nnancla. manufacturing. water and railway
sneresf, are known to he very large. i is
6SH"inHy unueE-tOOu mat Enward Il. Bell,
PRESIDENT o. the First National Bank OF this
Ely, ana co. William Barbour are named in
me VIII as the .Jecutors OF the estate.
Tho names o. the men who will act as pail
hearers have not been made public. as several
o,them have not vet had time to answer the
requests that they will do So Six. however
are personal friends OF the family, and were
CHOSEN som" timo ago by Mr.. Hobart hmself
when became apparent that he could not live
innG Besides these. there will be honorary
paannorirets chosen from among the members
1.-The United States Senate.
:, lRESroS. y. j., Nov 22-Out Of respect to
me ne memory Of Vice President Hobart there
VIII he no session OF the United States courts
on saturday. Judge kirkpatrick having ordered
~ nnl!Iqrnment Tor tina: day. Further tribute
A. pr hobHrtS memory Ia 10 be shown in the
uIdplng OF iho court room ana tho spreading
p suitable minute on the records. Judge
hIrspatrick directed District Attorney Rice 10
lfenare the memorial