Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-06
sEln Dead ArchhislOD.


afternoon. The ACKNOWLEDGED t OF the time ioI
the arrival of the remains was general through
out the CITY. and the crowd which gathered al
the Union depot and along the route of the
procession to the Arul- Episcopal resileuoa
numbered rulIy Is 900. The reverend clergy,
with Monsiguarr Chatard, OF the American
college at Rome the Catholic Cnnlererc', The
trustees Of tha Cathedral, tho Young Catholic
Friend Sacicly, the Catholic Young Mems Ll'
brarv Asaociatinn, the Catholic benfficant and
le,anelance societies, aud he Knights OF st.
Ignatius, assembled to escort theremalns to The
late resileuc. Of the deceased Archbishop. At
2:lj O clock :, hoe OF PROCESSION was formed on
Charles street. Tie right resting on Centre
street with platoon OF police on Front The
beneficial and temperance societies took the
head Of the line as follows: St. johns, St.
Isnatlus, ST. Vincent Do Paul. st. Parick's
St. Jane q, st. Michael's, 81. Alphonsus St.
Mary, Star OF the Sea- st. Joseph's, ST. Mar
tins, Immaculate Conception, st. Bridget )
Fourteen Holy Martyrs, and st. Peters tenn
pcrauoe societies. Cathedral. st. Vincent De
Paul. ST. Peters aud ST. Johns. These were
followed by the Christian brothers. the semi
narcs Of 81. Sulapice, Acolytes and the rev.
ercnl CLERGY 10 the number Of fifty, Tor whom
the Young Catholic Friend Society and the
Young Nlru' Catholic Library Association acted
as escort.
The procession ha.l 10 front cross, With the
Representations oil mother and child. and among
the clergy was borne the mIlrc and cross OF
the late Archbishop, the mitrc resting on a
cushion Of white flowers. Noregalia other than
badges were permitted in the procession. The
line of march was out Charles street to Union
depot. The train arrived on time, accompanied
by Archbishop Gibb0uS WHO IL to succeed to
the Archbishopric, Bishops Carrigan and Nc,
Quad, with uumber Of the clergy Of Baltl.
more, who had attended The Archbishop when
he diod
The casket Of oak with golden trimmings,
was removed from the car and taken by &. w.
Damman, Thomas Whelau. Alfred Roip, j ames
Kinney. Joseph w. jenkins, Ambrose White,
j. r. Eney and +. B. Hickey, trustees Of
tn, cathedral, who were honorary pail bearers.
The clerical pail bearers we're Reg. Fathers
Foley, McMauua ChapalIa and Mccoy, Of E!
licott City; Boyle and Walter, Of Washington,
and Critic, OF ST. Charles. The caskot had a
large ornamental cross Of gold on top, aud
beautiful bouquet Of h1wers, the centre Of which
bore the Inscription, "My Dear Uncle" marked
in violets
The casket was placed in hharsc drawn by
four black horses. and the procession was re-
formed 10 the same order az it moved to the
depot, except that tnw carriages, containing
the diguitaries of the Church and some OF the
visiting clergy, followed the hearse. The route
OF the proc ,ssou It the arch episcopal residence
was by Way Of Charles, Madison. Park, Frank
lin, Cathedral, Mulberry and Charles streets.
As the line passed In front OF the Cathedral
the clergy and scminarians chauted the mis-.
crrre.
When the head Of the process sion halted the
street was So thronged the police had much diff
Guilty in clearing spac, sufficient for the pail
bearers to remove the ca,liet from The hcarsr.
More than an hnur was consumed IN moving
from the depot 10 the end of the march. Tho
easket was TAKEN to the west plrlor Of the resi-.
denc, and placed upon q catalalquo. The
body was then laid 10 slate but none others
than the clergy and scmnarlans and the mem
bers OF the conference we're permitted TO view 1t
unt 3 O'Clock ia the evening.
The alchiepiSoopal residence on N nth Char
les street and the cathedral are heavily trimmed
10 black. The obseqaies will take place on
Tuesday next, after which the remains will be
taken to Emmittsburg for interment. Arch.
bishop Baylcy had bccn hut four Years the
rrinate, and for great portion OF that time
be was in poor health, but he had endeared
himself to the people, aud his death though
looked for, has cast q gloom over the Catholic
portion OF Baltimore
KEEPING EvEN.-Thc Washington CORES
pendent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, in writing
about Senator Spencer's wife, says 10 1866,
when her father Was the oWncr Of FIRST class
boarding house, at sc WaVerly Place, New
York city, ex.Alayo Kelley, of Richmond, Va,
was a boar,lcr in The house and became very
much infatuated with the beautiful brunette,
then Miss Major Nune2, bnt they both came
TO the Goucusiou that they We're too poorly pro
Yided for iu The way Of worldly wealth to unite
their ,lestinea. The Mayor returned 10 Vir'
GINA and soon married. rich JeWeas OF Peters
burg. Miss Major, as she was called, went to
the stage, and is now even with her first sultor
in shr enjoyment OF wealth.
Onr of the Lebanon Valley bridge burners
Edward Smith. pleaded guilty at Reading this
m0rnlng.
H. Strauss has just received the largest as
snrlmeut Of Cothing that has ever been brought
to this city. The Fred Holiday hat, something
new, tie Cabinet, ard al! other sorts can be
found at his place OF business Oqercoats 10
suit the times from So upHarls, and all other
goods in proportion.
SECOND YEAR OF THE COMBINATION STORE.
The (inn,hn.tjnn Store Hhoh WAS run with yip