The sun., 1903-11-18
EULOGl AT GREEN FUNERAL.
ALL THE CHIEF OFFICIALS OF
THE CITY THERE.
Tho City Is His Monument. Says tho Rev.
DIR. Leighton Williams, Who Made
the Chief Address-The Voice OF Cal.
umny Silenced, Says DR.. Richards.

DIR. Leighton Williams, Who Made
the Chief Address-The Voice OF CAL
umny Silenoed, Says DR.. Richards.
The funeral OF Andrew Fl. Green, who
was murdered on Friday morning last by
the negro Cornelius Williams, was attended
yesterday in the Brick Presbyterian Church,
at Fifth avenue and Thirty y-sxth street, by
almost all of the chief officials of the city,
and there were also delegations present
from many societies in which Mr.. Green
was prominent The body Of the church
was we'll filed with those who had cards OF
admission, but the general public. to whom
the galleries were thrown open, did not
come In very large numbers, although
the streets around the church we're thronged
when the funeral procession. which left
Mr. Green's residence, at 9l Park avenue,
at 9:45 o'clock. arrived. There were 300
policemen, under command Of Inspector
Brooks, in and around the church.
The societies and institutions of which
Mr.. Green was member, which we're
represented by delegations. were the New
York Public Library, the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, the Uni
versity of the City Of New York, the Ameri
can Scenic and Historical Protective So
ciety, the New York Juvenile Asylum, the
American Museum Of Natural History, the
American Geographical Society the New
York Historical Society, the Sons OF the
American Revolution. the Legal Aid So
ciety and the New York Geological Society.
the funeral cortege in the yestibue Of
the church, were Mayor Low, F. W. Devoe
| Elbridge T. Gerry, Mornay. Williams,
John Bigelow, John L. Cadwalader, G. NJ
Dow. Henry NJ. Mac cCracken, Edward
! and Samuel Parsons, Jr.
y, Some r5 OF the others present T!eI, were ex- !,
Wilcox. Charles +, Hill, Henry Cews,
Fordham Morris, ,AI,,I Morris X; Jes1p. William
George r. Sheldon, Gustav Schwab and
Kee Ow Yang, secretary of the Chinese
delegation to the st. Louis Exposition.
Willett H. j. Storrs and Isaac S. Barrett
represented the Finance Department, and
President Fornes and Aldermen McInnes,
Sullivan, Mccall, Parsons, Doull Gass and
Stewart.
In the carriages which followed the hearse
from the house to the church we're MIR.
several distant relatives and some intimate
friends. The body, in plain black plush
coffin, covered with flowers, was carried
up the aisle, the organist playing the Chopin
Funeral March, The Rev. George s. Web
ster read briefly from the scriptures and
then the quartette Of the church sang
Lead, Kindly Light" The funeral Grafton
was delivered by the Rev. Leighton Will
liams Of Amity Baptist Church, who said
in part:
For hsr century M Green G1s has been
built himself as living stone into the lasting
the 81 worEs Wh Which has
identified would be all too long for this occa-
hs he Do DG And Ra
has he touched that he has not adorned and
perfected? He had the rugged strength Of
che hsaeF a%aah like s'Gfs Tx gran granite so o Of hs
England State from WHICH l. he E. came, cams c, he
monwealth and his character grew to "a dignity
His PaTty Of thought % and feeling displAysd
he %sFsa Tss he eonsda
soupee se hee Of his
spring. Alone with God, he bowed In rever-
Dy he rfad 10 fs PSs hs aga Of his
eRdhood chi s said tso or sung @ He had his doubts.
but battled With them n bSr;nvely; S;. y,. o.,s.r xss
sudden dde %as IT, ,hs4etere 9 SEa WITH
out tear. withous sigh he passed hence
1af sh1 @ By the calm
silence OF the death. The harvest was fully
| OF the great harvester gathered in the ripened
sheaf lmmediat with no lingering or un-
certain hand into the garner OF the skies:
We shall meet no more upon our streets ms
familiar figure. or listen again to his words Of
| farsighted counsel. but his memory Will abide
! of the architect of st. Paul's; Would you
see his monument, LOOK about you
we have admired remains and will remain
in the lives Of men IN the eternity Of time
| While mutitudes inglorious and lSnoole are
| 10, rNl,l i1,ir hiS me
| transmitted to the ages to come. Dear and
| faithful friend. inoorruptible patriot. good
| citizen. farewell
The anthem: I heard a voice. was sung.
| and DR.. Richards OF the Brick Church
offered prayer and ended brief eulogy
of the dead man with these words:
"We thank God that his record OF intel
ligence has senced the voice Of calumny.'
The services closed with the singing Of
another hymn. The body was taken to
! the Grand Central Station whence 1t was