The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-14
THE FUNERAL.
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Burial OfVlCtimS Ofthe Late Murder
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EXCITING SCENES IN FRONT OF THE HOUSE.
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Bodies Exposed to View.
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IMMENSE NUMBER OF VISITORS AT
THE UNDER TAKERS.
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Starting of the Funeral Procession.
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the ROUTE TO ST. MAaY'S CEMETERY.
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Services at the Graves of the Deceased.
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the ROUTE TO ST. MAaY'S CEMETERY.
Services at the Graves of the Deceased.
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L The funeral of the victims of the late atrocious
mul DER lul accounts OF which have been published
in THE TELEGRAPH, took place tn afternoon from
the residence OF Mr.. Simon Garland, the under.
taker in Thirteenth street above Chestnut.
At an early hour LARGE concourse of persons CON-
monced to assemble in front OF the house where the
mang ed corpses were laid out
Among the multitude thus assembled were many
who gave lu expression to their views IN reference
to the murder OF the bearing family and others i'm
mediatey associated with them, and the universal
feeling among all present that the crime thus
committed should be speedily atoned for by the
guilty parties.
Various modes of punishment were suggested,
according to the taken of the sad event by the
parties in question The crowd, becoming much
augmented, pushed their way up the steps leading
to the house IN question: and, III earnest tones, many
plead for admission.
In order to prevent access 10 the house by un-
authorized persons, posse of police was stationed
on the steps, and all who claimed the night OF admis
sion required to present ticket sho wing their
claim to be genuine.
The bodies were laid cut in neat shrouds and
placed III collins, having on their llds the OF
the deceased order with silver plates to designate
them, as iollows;-CornehIs carey, ded April Z,
Eiiza6eth DoIan, died April I. 1886, aged 25 years.
Emily Denrng died April Z, 1866 aged years.
Anna DearnR, died Aprll Z, 1866 aged years.
Thomas DeurIng died A Aprll Z, 1856, AGED years.
John Dearing, died Aprll Z, 1856. ageu 8vears.
Juna Uearing, died Ap nj 7, 1866 aged As years
ChrlsOlhe Dearlng, dIed April q 1866, aged 3S
| years
At the hour of 10 o'c' ock the gate leading to Mr.
| Gartland's hodse was thrown open and all having
Il kets of admission were permitted to enter tor tue
| purpose OF viewing the boa es as they ay their
| collins. Inc scene was most solemn and affecting
Do and young as oh9y wtessed @ @ the mnniat1a re- b
| suppressed sobs, which at tunes became almost
| auolble, spite OF their endeAvOrs to suppress
i A crowd DaglrO IL
ierent bodles, they were required TO
At the heaG OF the coins were number OF candles
| burning according 10 the usage Of tue Catholic
Cnurch. are cnaodeler was also Int, IN order to
allow all present to have a far of the bodies.
At the hour appointed Tor thu solemn procession to
bearers, and number of pO tcemen were, arranged
in front OF the bulYdng in tue following order -
| Poce in ambulance of the Good Wlll FIRE Company.
| Pail Bearers IN ambu ance.
r, Hearse containing remains Of Cornelius Carey
| Healse containing remains OF Mise iZabeth DOlan.
Ambulance contamlng the remains Of the four
| thomas Dear ng, and John Dearng.
| hearse containing MIR DeannQ
| Hearse containing Mrs. bearing
The carriages, in which cue family OF the deceased
seated, together with tle relatives and OF
| the immediate trends then followed.
In proceeding to the final re tlng-place of the
dead the funeral corePe passed over the following
| rcu e:-Do Vn lhirIeenth street to Chestnut, down
hesnut street to rento, dowu Tenth street 10 Pas
| syunk road down fassyunk road to st. Mary's Ce
| me'ery.
AL along the route, as the solemn procession
| moved slowly a'ong, the streets We're lined witt
spectators, who appeared, as u general thing to 70
| impressed with the sole nmIes Of tne OCCASION 900
On their arrival at the ground, large concsitIse
| OF persons found assembled all of whom ~itg
| but few exceptions, observed the most sOe@n ana
| respectful department u....,
Ihe cofins we're taen removed from tb. vehicles
and taken 10 the enclosure, where the soieIu %
tribute was paid to the memory OF the .0Geased by
the officiating clel gy man. who % S Sy
IhuTchi OF whicn the departed we're members,
| EDrlnKleO Collins
reclng the an hem, 'lf lhogtain itS5 M cnu mui-
ues . hoTd .l L0Id, 5 VINO sfall From the depths
have CRIED" etc at the eford and ief ms,ti
ma, rest give to item, '0' perpetual
ghS T shine upon IN rIh9epd shalt observe intquties
was then repeatedfers were recited:-
Titor FnH poH ny gn1nm nj with thy servants
20 a. Ior no nsale TO grant them the TbmIssIon OF
o,pT o tbnU nCu Let rot therefore, we beseech thee
me sentSupplicaton OF Christian faith recon-
I rmo " i 20 Iheei but by the assistance OF thy graoe
mnhu escape the JUDGMENT OF thy vengeance VINO
et tthey were hVlng, were Sed with tae sign of
WhoiY Trinity; who Invest ana reignest forever
Deliver me o Lord from eternal death. at that
oreaotul day, when the heavens and earth shall
DC moved wnen thou shalt come 10 Judge the world
D> h'e Y. am struck with tremb inc, and lear
aoamst the DAY OF account and of tho wrath TO
V That day, day wrath of caINmItv and
misery, a great and most bitter day, when thou
shat come 20 Judge the world by dre V, Eterrai
rest give 10 hIm, o Lord, and le Der,etn1 i,1bt
hine upon HIM Deliver me, o Lord ETC. ''""'
LORD rave mercy on us. CHRIST have mercy on Ms
-oru nave mercy on us. Our Father etc v Lead
y y h hUe lnto 10 temptanon. r. Deliver us from evil
from the gaze OF hell. Il. Deliver their souls,
J 1onJ' Y, Lot Them res. in peace r. Amen " o
,,oIu near my prayer. X. And lot NV CIV come 70
nee " The Lore eb with you r. Aud with thy
o God, to whom 1t belongs to show mercy and to
pafe we humby beseech thee for the soul OF thv
'ryants, which thou hast commanded to
eipaIt part OUT OF this world, that thou wouldst NOT
IVeF @ tnein up INTO the hands of the enemy, put
out OF thy memory forever but that thou Wouldst
uer the TO be received by the holy angels and con-
lcteo to Paradise their true cOuntrY that since they
ave believed and hoped IN thee, they may not sufTsr
10 pans OF lel but take possession of everlasting
4, 9, through Christ our Lord. nen,
The ceremonies ATTENDING the burial OF the victivns
TINS brutal imurder were among the most solemn
any ever performed IN this city. The vast CON
urse of persons then quietly Withdrew from the
ound, filing the various avenues for s0nares