The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-08
CITY 1TITELLIG n N CE
THE FATHER BARBELIN.

fT o1sS@ %S@r s Ms%Sry sa e.
1t is OF month to-day since the DOoS 70 i the
lamented Father Barbeln was 20 sIs snterment
tomb services ON tos Cathedral but this
ing th HMonths Memory" for the SIeTs ~ PSbIcb
his 50 III took place in st. SSsSRV sbored and which
wg Allied by large congreganonnas ,ou,d cornnoenoe
ne eVnected that the services MVuiu .i at
~ was MI a. WAS fully 10 before the eccleslas,
I Orocession entered the sanctHasyi sanasyro q eertan
being room for all within tne tserved for the use of
number Of front pews "efe i'''''N
the GoT those were Right Rey Rgh SSGs Rev
0Ss,, M0Vu, ~ oiIIara d. D., Bishop OF SCrahTon Mni
Rev G. j. H. Carter " g.; fsy George Stro6el, Mark
holano;b NOLAN n A.. Francis A. sharkey, Connar S1Tn
knaney. John Fitzmaurice tTanG M HrSndner o. s. b.
yger, s; JIseI Si ausi sFilan J. F. Prendergast James
1Reiljey Richard Kenahan, M Soo9Ii, 9GInn,t1Ven w. and
A. j. Ciamp, Augustine balii' N O''l'"'
otner e sacred edihce was shrouded in deep mourn
1 nc S sS In front Of the main altar was eIecIeu
Ing, ana ~ oatafolGue on which rested colhn sur
ggded aag NV the insignia OF mourning. & &Lne OVhn sI
had placed about oa s0 ssith and of the Gospel whilst
III cofSH itself was simply commem0rauvo " ~ tho
departed The neatness ana ecnraon We're the sub
t ~ universally favorable comment, anu preSo0u
q most becoming appearances recitation Of the
III, dne oSce for the Dead. Rev. Francis r. oNe'
~ t5e cathedral and Rev. ThOmaS W. ino " is
~ @ heing chosen chanters. lne seLYGJ eLYI, 10 90
Mary 3 oe ne Consisting Of psalms and verslcles Ia
tha ycregorian Chant for the soul Oh Ic u00'"'00
1t was not concluded uhs ncai ase Beouiem Mass was
hCSiotcv AZ aS commenced, the ceebrant pelng ISgnU
Rev. William OHara, d. d., BlSnIp Hy n Rev George
as nastor of St. Marys Church, as assistant
1riest. Rev John Ftzmaurice pastor y, 0O ~, tbe
bh.s 'Cbnrch West Philadelphia, deacon vi t Dne
& thas Gnsi pau Thomas W. Power Of st. Marys, sub
deacon. and Rev. A. j. McConomy, the Di'noP ''00
retary Master 9 es attended by his two Wears
caneraI very Rev. c. j. H. Carter and very heV'
Maurice 6r a. ss Under the direction OF Marcus f.
Alado and comprised many of the nrst Vocasts go, oI
the city, in addition to the regS"rp ess DoDneV
i CnHICn, sonrano Of St. Patrcks Nine. E. Summers and
Miss G. A. Donnely, of St. Josephs; Misses htean1r
and Caroline McCatirey, of ST. Josephs seVenteehSn
aId and StIes streets Nine speissy Of do Miss
Mccaptney soprano Of st. Mary's Miss Cassidy, OF
st Philips Mr. nbSrs a. H. a@yIS5 EpscOpS sS0i Church
Mr. II E. HaIkins, leader OF the chor ol o. 81, M St
chaes Catholic Church Mr. Thomas BoT[Ss Waanv oI oSS S
Augustne's, together with MessIs. D. d "ednJ' oon
Wa1sh W. d. Kavanaugh and others. 1900 ,.,,
Nine Cassandra AedO presided at the organ i " Will M
much ability, and the service was rehueleu III "n
Retore the mass SOLO entitled "Deus Memine"
was sung by Mr. Taylor followed oy tne lIp[essoe ,
snng by Miss Caroline McCafrey, from the "Slterd
me Domino and at the conclusion OF the IL 10y oacli
dce solemn Latin dlrge from the NoIhs vi hli' was
Az iInressiye sermon was then preached by Rev.
IOuatius Horstmann, d. D., OF the Theological SEMI
nary Of st Charles Borromeo who referred at length
to the life and abors Of the deceased, and called on
those present to pray for the repose of his SOUL
FLAG PREsENTATIoN.-A very interesting cere-
mony took place last evening at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. corner of Twentieth and Jefferson
streets. A beautiful silk flag, with gudon 10 naIcn
was presented by the ladies Of the church to Com
papy b. Grey Reserves Captain Cadwallader. the
nresentation took place in the audienceroom OF the
church. the soldiers being drawn up by their Cap
tain to front face, while their band enlivened the
scene by PLAYING several patriotic national airs The
nag was presented on behalf of the ladies by Colonel
William H. Maurice, and received on behalf OF the
i'Greys" by Ex-Governor Pollock. After the nag
ceremonies were over large and handsome silver
pitcher with two silver gObets, was presented by the
Congregation to their pastor (9ev. Mr.. Burri) after