Evening star., 1869-06-16

CoTLR.-The funeral Of the late Mrs Kase
Coyie, wife Of Mr.. John F. Coyie, took place
this morning from st Aloysius Church and
was very largely attended the church being
filled IN every portion. The preliminary SER
vices took place at the residence Of Mr.. Coyle,
near the circle, at lok o'clock, where there
were large umoer OF The relatives and intI-
mate friends Of th- deceased present, among
John. College n Annapolis, Gen Ewins. Gea.
Rickets, Gen.: Vincent Commodore Dlekman,
senator J. p. Stockton, of N. J., w. w. Cor.
Gsran, Esq, Sister aof'erss HOT S. and Others of g..
Vincenps- The orphan boys from 81 Jossph's
Asylum were also present and followed the
remains as far as 7th street. The remains
were encased in rosewood coffin, furnished
by Harvey and MARI, undertakers, covered
with black silk velvet with black satin
folds, ON We top Of which resting on .
scribed, .Ka,e Doyle. Died June 18th, 1859 !"
The eofnn was furnished with massive silver
handles, and lined with white MORE aptioue
Aiier me e Trends me nad taken last look at the
was recited at the house by Rev. Father Lynch,
the corpse, literally covered with flowers, was
remoyed removed 70 % the hearse and proceeded 70 St
acting as pail ll-bearers:-W.w. Corcoran, ESQ,
Hon. J. p Stockton of New Jersey, Hon ID P
Norton Of Indiana, r; T. Merrick. Esq. II. q.
FAINT, Esq, General Ricketts,. Joseph Rsdfern
Es1., and Commodore Dickman.
On the cortege arriving at the church the
corpse was carried TO the front OF the altar,
wheiea requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Lynch, assisted by Rev. Father Cieary
as deacon, and Father Simon rs sub-deacol,
after which Father Lynch performed the
burial service and delivered an appropriate
discourse paying a feeling tribute to the
memory, and speaking Of the many virtues OF
the deceased Besides the clergy above named
Rev. Father Young occupied seat within the
aItar. The choir, on this occasion, had seve-
raj accesslons, and the music was very fine
MoZarts Requiem Mass was finally rem
dered. Al the ofertOry the "Stabat Mater"
Newton, and Messrs. Cannon and Burnett, in
their usual excellent style. The solo Agn MS
Del, from Hayden's 5th Mass, was admirably
the close Of the services, as the corpse was be-
ing carried down the aisle, Professor Harry
sherman performed the Dead March Of Saul.
The remains were followed to Mt Ohvet,
where they were placed IN The vault. but they
Will In few weeks be inferred IN Baltimore,
OF which city she was native. 1t was ex.
pected that Archbishop Spalding (who is a
cousin OF the deceased) would have been pres.
ent and celebrated the mass, but he was un-
avoidably detained, and that Father Mcguire
would have preached the sermon. but his du.
ties at Georgetown College prevented his at
tendance. The funeral cortege was one OF the
largest OF person in private life even seen in
this city, there being ever fifty carriages in the
line OF procession.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN WARN WEATHER.
Just at this season Of the year people make
udSty dIIduSementS 1OT n IT'D 10 the country,
there to reside for the sur mer months and are
entirely unaware that there as cool q retreat
for a summer residence IN this city as can be
found anywhere. Tney ask at once where can
such place be found in this city! Why on
Capitol Hill! is the answer. There Is Caspar.
Is Hotel, Immediately In front of where the
sire ct cars pass, large, commodious and AIRY
building, with all the modern convenience,
and arranged particularly with a view to the
comfort OF permanent borders. 1t fronts i'm
mediately on the East Capitol Park, which
practically Is an immense lawn in front of the
building. This Park is one OF the main at;rac.
tons OF the hotel TO summer boarders, being at
all times open to the pablo, besides having the
be nef1t OF the sweet music discoursed there
once q week by the Marine Band. The hotel
Itself, besides being admirably kept, has the
appearance of a private residence. with all the
comforts OF first class establishment.
ALEXANDRIA 1TEMs.-The Gazette of las.
evening has the foliowing items
Eobteries.-AmOng the stores robbed on Sat-
urday night, by .he colored men from Wash.
lngton, who were arrested for their depreda.
tions, was that OF Mr.. GrstZ.
r. Persondl.-Col. Gilbert O. Walker. the oppo.
nent OF Governor Wells for the gubernatorial
chair Of the State, arrived here this morning
Coal for Cal1oraiG.-The barque Transit,
loaded with coal for San Francisco, by Mr. J.