National Republican., 1877-12-15
COZ. LUBEY,s FUNERAL.
A Large Attondance-The Services ut 81.
Aloysius Church.


The funeral Of the late Col Timothy Lubey
took place from st. Aloysus Church at three clock
yesterday afternoon. The attendance was very
large. great many people viewed the remains
at the house street. near the church. before tho
ceremonies at the church. The Aoral tributes were
numerous and costly. Among the more noticeable,
were broken column from the inspectors Of tho
flowers from the clerks Of the Water Registrars Of
hce; and floral anchor from the Analostan Boat
Club The church was filed with people. The
Grand Army of the Republic attended In body
and wore the badges Of their respective orders.
bers Of tss SnaIostsn % Boat club and of Ne Repub
lican League Of the District and great many gen.
tiemen connected with the press. Tho District
ments OF the District government were present. and
me attendance Of clerks and employees Of the Dis
dsTnr hs *. TSs ~
assisted by Fathers Mccarthy, Walter, and Lynch.
that Col. Jubey had been q good citizen, a good
soldier, and good Christian.
After this ceremony, the caskot, which was placed
given to those who desired II 10 see the iace Of the
dead. At least q thousand persons passed In slow
borne from the he Church q he % Sear.e nnd m long long
the last sad rites were performed. and tho casket
The paiI.bsarcrs were ex Gov Alexander R, shsp.
herd, Commissioner I, D. Bryan, james R. Young.
W. y Roach, Col =, o. 7, burnside, Henry Larman.
A. W smith, and Henry Dingman.
THE NATIONAL VETERAN cLuB.
special meeting Of the National Veteran Club
was held at two O'Clock yesterday, at Room No. 20
Ie Droit building, Comrade J. S, Tichcnor, presi
dent In The chair, and Comrade j. D. Tanner act
6omrads 'Tfichenor in few appropriate and
touching remarks announced the purpose Of the
meeting to be the paying by the club Of the last
tribute OF respect TO their late comrnde Col Timo.
Comrades J, R. Thompson, J. o. P Burnside, J.
I. Smith, and c. c. Adams, Of the executive com
mittee, (of which Comrade Lubey was chairman,)
were appointed committee to prepare suitable
expression OF the club upon the loss OF Its honored
The following resolutions wero reported and
Whereas our well esteemed and honored aso.
ciate, Col. Timothy Lubey, has by the summons Of
death been called from our ranks and mustered
out OF earthly service; therefore
RoSolrod, That In the death OF Comrade Lubcy
this club has lost one Of Its most active aud yalua
BILE officers, who was ever ready to devote his time,
club, and whose generous sympathies and earnest
efforts wero ever active In behalf Of Its members
Resolred. That the members Of this club will ever
cherish his memory as gallant soldier, pleasant
comrade. and faithful friend and that we hereby
tender TO his bereaved widow the expression Of our
Resolved, That ! copy Of these proceedings be
suitably engrossed and presented to the widow OF
our lanented comrade.
'hV Niup uhuci No"ihuo piuht
shal, proceeded TO the house and attended the
funeral OF their deceased comrade.
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
At the meeting of the Republican League Of the
District yesterday morning the following resolu-
tons were adopted:
Whereas BY the inscrutibls win Of God our be-
loved friend, companion and president Of this
League, Timothy Lubey, esq, has been called into
life eternal Therefore,
Be resoIred BY he Republican league Of he city Of
Washington, That we sincerely mourn the loss Of 50
n mn hal Ny has
pathize with his beresved widow, and that his
manly bearing. gentlemsnly charactoristios, earn
principle will ever be cherished By the members
Of this association.