New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

r a Waiton Mr. and Mrs Alexander Murray. Miss
Allen Mr. and Mrs Boetus 81 MRpPny p Kas Mrs
Wallace McGamant, Wah Lee; MT anu, anu Al vii
lie Gsra rnfr Of 4 brooklyn the Pasec County
Republican Executive Committee. ana MT anu MIS-
George Wurts.
THE STREETS DENSELY THRoNGED'
Before 8 o'clock the streets Of the city were
well filled with people. all Of whom were Drawn
toward Carroll Hall. Before j O'CLOCK all inc
streets and avenues near the hail ana the
Church Of the Redeemer were so dehse'y
thronged that only the presence or the Ohi'eu
States batteries prevented a crush aIthous"
the people were orderly and quiet. IL was 'heh
that the residents OF the neighborhood threw
open the gates TO their large lawns and ter
races which relieved the streets OF the pressu,e,
and provided good view OF the procession iVi
the multitudes , e..o A.
tlery arrived at 9:10 m. and marched 10 tne
armory Of the National Guard. There were tTo
hundred men. under command OF captain IAN -
Adams and they were taken In part from COIu-
panies ID and NJ, Of Fort Wadsworth, ana rom
Companies II and n. OF Fort Hamilton; zap ap
tain Luigi LORNA commanded me s In,,
ACCOMPANIED by Lieutenants Spinks ana DOUG
lass of Battery H. and Lieutenants Doores anu
Cook Of Battery y. They were assignee, ~
Captain John Hopper TO do police duty anu ~
act as escorts at the house and at the church;
The eight National Capitol policemen wiz
were 10 act as the body bearers arrived III ~ ~
this morning under Captain Gardh l1,. % ths
were I'm full uniform, and bore the Douy Vi 80. 49,.
Vice-President from the house ana from 'iie
church.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT
Tho speclal train carrying the President ana
his official family reached the Broadway rail-
road station at 40 p. m. In the company
which was met at the station by Attorney Cen
eral Gregs, were President Mckinley. Secretary
Of state Hay Secretary Of the Treasury Gage,
Secretary of War Root Secretary or the Navy
Long. Secretary Of the Interior d.,r1eeter
General Smith, John Addison Porter, priNdte
secretary 10 the President; George Is. Cor'elyou'
assistant secretary to the President Major w.
l. Pruden. Executive messenger; AdlutahI Gen
eraI Corbin Colonel Brigham, superintendent OF
the White House grounds; Chief Justice uI n'
Associate Justices Brewer, Brown ana MI
Kenna; Clerk McKenna and Assistant CleIk
Faust. Of the Supreme Court; ex-Fostina SIe
General James A. Gary, ex-Secretary OF va
Alger eX-Secretary Of the interior Coiheilus % ~
Bliss ex-Vice-President Lew +. Morton, oene
ator and Mrs Hanna. and Cortlandt Parker, Oh
Newark ~,
THE corpanv were driven to Sussex House.
the residence Of Attorney General Grlggs' MHere
they were entertained at luncheon, ana Wn iere
they remained until 100 p. m. when they were
conveyed in carriages to CarroH HAN
AT CARROLL HALL.
The President and his parry reached Carroll
Hall soon after p m. In addition TO those
who had been the guests Of the Attorney Gen
eral at Sussex House were Colonel Treadwell,
secretary of GovAnOr Roosevelt; Mrs. AIger'
Mrs. G1iggs Mrs. Robert Barbour. Miss Bar
bour Mr. and Mrs a. A. Wilcox, Miss Helen 81
Wilcox Mrs James Bell. Mrs. Frank Bell Colo
mel Anthony Kuser John f. Dryden, Judge and
Mrs BarkalOw and Adiutant General Daltoh'
representing Governor Wolcott OF Massachu-
sets
THE United States Senators, among whom
were Senators Sewell and Kean, Of New-Jersey,
arrived at Carroll Hall at lao p. m, all wear
ing white mourning sashes. After viewing the
body OF the Vice-P President they were shown 10
seats in the art gallery, adjoining the library
The Congressional delegation, led by Congress
men Gardner and r. wayne rs fafker' ot M,
Jersey, followed and after passing the comm
took seats behind the Senator's
The President was met at the door by FRED
erick Evans, the Vice-Presdents private secre-
tary and Immediately went upstairs TO pay ms
respects to Mrs. Hobart Ten minutes later the
President entered the library, and after Inger-
ing for some time over the bOdy OF the wee
President retired TO a seat at the head OF the
coffin.
THE PRESIDENT MUCH MOVED.
President Mckinley was deeply affected. and
sat with bowed head throughput the services at
the hall 4g,-.t-
on the right Of the President were Chief Jus
tice Fuller and Secretary Of State Hay. The
other members of the Cabinet passed by the
coffin, paying their last tribute of respect.
The honorary palbearers, said to have been
designated by the Vice Presldent-Juage -,
Franklin Fort, Franklin Murphy or Newark
f Y Bell Colonel William Barbour. Of Pater-
son; George F. Baker. General Joseph w. Cong
don, L. A. Walton and Attorney General Griggs
were seated at the left Of the entrance TO the
The pallbearers from the Senate of the United
States were William y. Frye OF Maine; M A.
Hanna Of Ohio; William J. Sewel, of New-Jer-
sey; John Kean, of New-Jersey; c. w. FAIR
cf Ind James OF
John w. Daniel, Of Virginia, and f. NJ. CocKreil'
OF Missouri.
The palbearers from the House of Representa-
tves were d. b. Henderson, Of Iowa; John j.
Gardner of New-Jersey; II. Wayne Parker, OF
New-Jersey; Charles f. JOY. of Missouri w: Z.
Hepburn. of Iowa; John Dazell Of Pe1nsylva-
MIA; George b. Mcclellan, Of New-York, and
John f. Rixey Of Virginia.
SERVICES AT THE HOUSE.
The Metropolitan Quartet composed of Frances
Cook. soprano; Kate Dewey Hanford. contralto
A r. Quesnel. tenor, and Allen G. Watrous
bass sang Peace. Perfect Peace"
The Rev. DR.. Magic. pastor Of the Church Of
the Redeemer, of Paterson, read Psalm xiii and
offered the following prayer:
O God. who has taught us to call Thee our Fathe
in Jesus Christ Thy Son, whom Thou hast giveI
in Thy loving grace for our salvation, we pra!
Thee TO look In compassion in this day o
darkness and bereavement, to bow in humble sub
mission Thy holy will and Fatherly ehastise
We bless and praise Thy name that life and i'm
morality have been brought 10 light in Jesus Chris
risen from the dead and the first fruit OF all VIII
fall asleep in Him. 49,
of Thy servant departed and for Thy grace mani
tested to him In life and death.
Grant us grace TO learn the lessons Of Thy prov
dence and sanctffy 10 US these scenes OF sorrow
MAY our lives be better and truer. and may we lv
more faithfully and usefully.
To this afflicted family, in whose hearts The dear
est and sweetest ties Of life have been broken. W
humbly pray Thee. God Of the Fatherless and tn
When you dream thai