, 1870-08-10
FUNERAL OF JOHN REAL
t'nuaensc PFocexaion.-Ex Excitement
over tssc Grnye-A Row, mud Ono
t1hI Arrc%lcu.

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From tht -str lort ribune, iug. L.
The funerni Of John Rcsl. who was hung in
the 1onts on Frid1y, tnok place, YESTERDAY.
rem the residence OF lis brother-an-law. afr.
Patrick NcCau1ey, on Th.ra avenue, . Few
stseet- The hour appointed for tho funeral
was r. NJ. and long before it arrived g1eat
multltndes had assembled. Tic large crowJ
TILED Third avenue in iron: aud iu tie neigh
b0rhood Of the house. The coffin containing.
the body lay in tho back room on the ground
door. Iha npper part Of tie coin % I'D
was faised, exposing to Wow the facu
Of The dead, which wore quite a tranauil ex.
preston. aud not at al indicat.ng a violent
Death, lie crowds passed in py the Asil
foesk t1s tasoaSh @ Tue nsek sooul to1k look at
the front Of Tho house. Il took seysral hou.s
for all to get through. There was, in Reneral
good order, though necessarily much crush,
ING and 1ush!nG, and tho excessive heat OF
ti'e d.s added TO the discomfort Of the efEort
we're The immediate relatives. The body wa,
dressed in the habit Of the Older Of Mount
Carmel, consisting Of white sxtin habit
white latin neck-tie, and white gloves !; 4
scapuia was placed round Tho neck Tho coi1iu
,',n,,a. %as handsome rosewood one, with silver
with the inscription, - John Resi-, dict August
8, 1870, aged so years." II was profuselF Or
namented With flowers, including a wreath OF
tnteroses. and two crosses wrought OF the
eanae dowets. At ton minutes before 2, the
cofhi1 was closed aal lozne out to tho hearse,
gold one. adorned with white aud
tlaek'plames, and drawn BY four gray horses.
Dy this .llnu lot leus Than six thousand peo-
pie had assembled. 4 larga number OF So
cie'ien attended, the members wearing badges.
These formed lsastily into line and formed
very long column. at : o'clock The corsege
Yih.H jI1s.S+ af7I
der tue direction OF 3lr. James DsAiy, under
;aker. but the number ct people was 20
great full control could not be e1atcioel.
'n:l the Htccsssisn did no: gct int, lufiui:.
o'tlcr till j: hid moved roma DISTANCE
doW1. town. II formed = long line march
irE down Third a,c~to, keeping tho west
tiie. till it c2ne to Eighty -tirB. street, where
cutting hall way a. TOSS t..e street Obliged the
ll1c to crosa ovrr u the other eide of tls
avenue. -.
Al s,1., -iftl, street Mr. Brady caused = b,l.
to le tnsde, with yisw of srr:ngiug Tie pro.
eee+icn according to definite plan. The fol-
loving order WA thin tAkeu; The TsntI,
Kee'tacns New York Volunteers, numbering
79 meh: the heazae, accompanied on either
ride hy ~ escort Of the Tenth Regiment a. a
guard Of hontri the Fay Association; the J.
". Dunu Afeociatioa; tho Aurora Association:
thn }orkrille Volunteers; Thrill Avenue Vol
unto ets, Euubsling 400 msn; the Osccola
soeiai clnl., one he'd men the Sylyn,
association, sou c,en; TIC Amateur so:iai ;e.:iI
Club: Ene:ne No. 81 Relief Assoc,asiou.
lC0 men; lourg Mems Catholic As.
tocsat,on. 160 men: Twenty-ftss Ward
Social Club, leo men; the Wash
star Social Cln!'. 20 men Tvcnty-secona
Ward Social Club. l25 men tho Tnomas
nufy soc4ll Club the Andrew Jackson Itsso-
ciation The Mohawk Association; aud osAars.
There were several bands Of music, among
AID DouovaIs Bana-the former in. frpat of
the lea1se, the latter behind it. The nu.ubcr
Of carriages was about t59. The fitst seycn
were mourning coaches containing the fa 1;iy
and friends OF Real. the fi1st occupied by lis
father, 1rothe5s, and sisters. The march VA.
resumed At SiIty-hfth street, down Thru
avenue TO Thirty-fourth Etreet. and through
that street to tho ferry: themes to Calysty
Ce1nste1y: The entire route WAS thick!y
lined with spectators, the male portion of
whom uncovered tneir heads as the he..se
passed. Crowds stood It the st1est corners.
ard many Of them fell into the Luo OF The
passing rroceaei:n. Thua it vas to Ih;rty-
fourth s1reet ferry, whittier mapy carria yes
had proceeded, in order that they might h,Te
IN tir1v place Gu tie other side.
Al the fe11Y the variouA societies droo3ed
CT. 4 few representatives from tonac, ho IN :.
eves, went Ill the way to the cemetery, which
Was reached at O'Clock. and The coffin vas
deposited in the eh2I,el Of the cemetery ID
order that the 1ass religious services might be
held by the neE. Thomas JoJce, th priest At
tacEed to th, cemetery. During tho services,
which we're meet solemn aud impressive, The
chapel uas crowded, and At tbs close the r1sh
to see the REMAINS (Which were thought BY
some to be expos ed VAS alarming, The coHn
thithes sherc waa general stampede. Ba:
barge number Of people, chiefly old and young
women, hid taken mp ihel1 stations At the
gr7re quite eaEly in the day, and kept their
losts rersis;eat1y, chatting AID discussing,
and aa''S Is penaiss erssen'ly a 'i1 u f%7 fsTo7
Of Real. The grave is located in the Resi-
family burning. ground, in uhat is known u
Asenue ., Section !, West Division, close by
The road~a,, Amid great crush Of people,
brought to the grave aud deposited Tha cries
and lamentations OF the relatives wtsep the
frut earth x.s thrown in were piteous.
Ihe work of filing In had NOT proceeded far
when stanse nsn leaped 1sto the grave and
use it >. rnenberot the Tenth Eegiment spraog
upon him and wrested Il from hi. grasp. Ihs
muldtodes aEuund the grave earged aud
d: .Eed with Wild conmotion. Boys ind men
e'afneeEed up the houghs Of the ose.hanging
it Vas understood that there was pistol in
question, The women and many men ran from
the r1ace. The man who 1eaped into the grave
Was dragged our bis fsee dis5gured With
p41CuCB 1l Gay fA1 Almost uHfrcbEn1ZAblR,
Meanwhile infusIated cries Of -. Hang him."
W. dtassed out on the roadway, whero NO
lent Efforts we're nsAoe to assault him, and
ethe1s t.aed their beat to protect him. No
body seemed to know who ha waa. Tia Dis
.ioIs Of the mob were fast r1tinK and tLteat-
eninE to become uncomfortable, when several
pertnnA shouted for tho priest The. Rev:
Fattet joyce caue quickly to tha Will scene:
threH hmssH into their midst, and With ont
stretched hands begged them to deaiss; His
aprta], though # int seemingly MT much n.
E1lded, WIS ultimately not without effecf ara
several A.alwart men bu1st into tbn rn;il3le NJ
the crowd and carried ont the 1nn.i;,
Who bad 1eaped into the rrave ~ ba
buried Aiye with Johnny, and who had
cauf ed Ill the row. He Va given into the cr1s-
too. of the ccnetab!ss AID MAS taken n The
tcck-up, to be brought before Justice Madden
this morning. Such was the closing scene Of
the leai DRAMA Among the distinguished
public men who attended The funeral WAS
fatlotrnan Nobe1t Gunson, OF the Broadway
ANOTHER ACCOUNT, fsox 1ux xxw rpHx scs.
a circumstance occurred at Reals bu;1A
yesterday afternoon, which would seem be-
Sond the bounds Of possibility. appeafa
that a. Reals body WIS being lowered into me
gEase, man with IN urubrfila up Vas seen
pushing his WAY through the eroWa 70 ne
grave. hystandez, who VAS eaoo"ea Ps tne
man, said: - There's no aunsMnei wn5 eoat
ycu put that umbrella down I1i ;. t1ea1'
Mutterinr eon,ething to hiusolf, tbs in-
| tsuder forced his way through the nass OF
peonla. md. suiYipe It the edga Of the gFayo.
xh,rl, fha urnve5iEyeE EN3 nSeraHpg tQ I'LL