New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-18
OOLLrS ?. HUNTINGTON.
Died. August IS. 1900.

The psIIbea-e-s were .. o. Mills. Edward King
president Of The Union Trust Company; Frederick
P. Olcottr president OF the Central Trust Com
pEuy; Edwin ERwiey. Eastern traffic manager Of
TIE Southern Pacific system; r P. schwerin, VICE
president Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company;
a AdoIphe Low, CID friend Of the deceased;
Martin Erdnann, OF speyer s. Co.. and Charles Il
Tweed. second vfce-prssideut q the Southern Pa
czdc Company
Among The friends present the funeral were
Henry Clews, Russell Sage. Cnired States Senator
Thomas C Plat, John 4 su1yth, president OF the
Virginia Manual Training School for Colored Youth
at Broa6nsck Farm. Va, which was endowed by
Al- Huntington; Horace See, chief engineer OF the
Newport News naval yards; John T. Van Sickle
Of tie Morgan Steamship Line DR.. William &
Coley. the family physician; Frank Lathrop, the
artist; John Boyd q Washington: President
Dfrnock Of the Metropolitan Steamship Ltne Presi-
dent Allen OF the Cromwell Steamship Line; George
Eowes, Of TIE Southern Pacific Company; z. A
Chambers OF Washington; Dr. and Mrs Clinton
CaIhe-Woo6- William Hood, chief engineer OF the
Southern Pacific Company; James stLnnan, prest-
dent Of the National City Bank; Dr.. James Doug
las, william z BALDWIN, jr-. president OF the Long
Island Railroad Company; United States Senator
John P Jones, q Nevada; d.. Il. B. Frisel. presi-
dent OF the Hampton Institute, Of Hampton. Val
Booker z Washington, the oolO-ed educator. OF
T11skegee. Ala Colonial Walker chairman Of the
Board Of Directors Of the AtchIson, Topeka and
SznIs Fs Railroad: v. ". Durant. Dr. and Mrs
v. Morton Czrtnusl, Charles Tyson Yerkes Will
IAN BaungErrner, General Samuel Thomas, Emil
weidenfeld S. 2. Kneeland. William Z. Dodge
G. c. Ward z. 4 Hartman the Rev. Alexander
Mcmillan, r. 3 Thurber, George 3. Brown. Max
well Evzrrs, MIS- Charles Z Tweed, Thomas 3.
Ryan, John L. Seariss. william Solomon, Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Albert J.
Leon Philip Thompson OF Washington Randolph
Huntington. OF Oyster Bays Z. Z Cands, J. Ed
ward Simmons and Mr. william z. Wumerding.
The burial was IN the family u1ausoleum az
Woodlawn Cemetery. where the body and the
funeral party were taken in special train Of two
cars from the Grand Central Station The funeral
party was composed u part OF the following: Mrs
L. 2 Huntington the widow; Archer n Hunting
Tor the adopted son, and Mrs Huntington, Il e
Gates. brother-in-aw OF the deceased and conf
dental business associate Mss {. n. Campbell
a. old friend Of MIS- Huntingdon Dr.. William
2. COley. George Z Miles, private secretary; ".
" Dtlrant the Rev. Dr. Halsey and & few others
the cemetery the services were simple, con-
sisLing only OF the reading OF Chapter XIV, Cor
Two Garbage loads Of flowers were taken from
the house 70 the cemetery The floral pieces that
were taken we're a large cross OF roses, a wreath
CT lilies OF the valley, Two wreaIhS OF purple and
white orchids, e wreath OF asters, two broken
colur-s Of roses, orchids and English ivy and the
foral Urn sent by the Southern Pacific Company $
Hospital Department
Al Of the old family servants n attendance
The services al the house, and one or TWO at
tended the services al the cemetery.
the Southern Pacific Company and other enter
prises with which Ar. Huntington WIS identified
we're closed during the hours Of the funeral The
Broadway and Leonard-sL-, draped with Grape
Memorial services were held II the First Pres
byter1an Church, n san Francisco at the same
tine the service was conducted here.
Piers Nos .. q and IS North River, used By
ne Morgan Line and the Southern Pacific Com
Pany were draped yesterday In memory Of Me-