The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-10
ARCHBIsHoP BlYLEr's OBsEouIEs.
solemn and Impressive Ceremonies In the Ca
thedrsi at Baitimare.

BALTIMORE, Oct 9.-The obseaules OF the
late Archbishop Baylcy took place this morning
at the cathedral. and were attended by thou
sands Of persons. The throne and high and side
affairs were drapcd In mourning. rs were also
the galleries and organ loft. AT about half past
8 O'Clock the Young Catholic Friends Society
and the members Of the Catholic Library Asso-
citation assembled nj the Archiepiscopal resi-
dence, and line OF procession was formed.
The procession entered the cathcd ral at $40
A. NJ. the clergy singing drRc. Upon tho
caskct were placed floral cross at the head
n floral design, and at the feet q pillow Of fow-
crs. After the beginning OF the service adj
ditional flowers were laid upon the casket. en-
trcly covering the lid.
The Office for the dead was sung by the entiro
clergy. numbering upward Of ono hundred.
with bcnediction by Cardinal McCloskey. The
prclatos present were Cardinal McCloskcy.
Archbishops wood Of Philadelphia and VIII
iams OF Boston Bishops Gibbons 81 Richmond
and cGaSigr Of EImGTed L9M Nan q Brook *
Scranton, De Gocsbriand OF burlington. VT.
Becker .oi Wilmington, Shannahan Of Harris
burg McNicrney Of Albany. Gross Of Sayan-
nah Foley of Chicago. and Lynch OF Charleston.
Among the prominent citizens present were
| GOV. Carroll. Attorney General Gwynn. and
The requiem mass followed with the Most
Rev. Bishop wood OF Philaielphia as cele:.
Il IL.
| City IA deacon. and the Rev Father Lyman Of
Govanstown ns sub-dcacon. The mass was the
| Grcgorlan. The celebration OF the mass was
| concluded shortly after III o'clock.
The Pontiiical Requicm Mass was celebrated
with great solemnity and mprcssyeness.
assembled the pulpit, which WIS placed In the
centre aisle. lust in the rear 81 the caskct. and
! took his text from the Book OF Wisdom. chapter
xv 10 "a follows. The Lord conducted tho
| Just through the right ways and showed him
! the kingdom ~ God and gave him the knowl-
/ his labor and accomplished his labors."
AZ the clos" Of the sermon solemn hcnpdi'-
! fiors and five ah5olutOns were pronounced by
! Bishop Ioughlin Of Brooklyn. Bishop Becker
oi Wilmington. Bishop Corriggn Of Newark.
/ Archbishop Wood of lhiindcl ha. and 10y Car
| dinal McCloSkey; The final benedicti9q was
/ pronounced 10y the Cardinal. who presided at
/ the conc Guiding services.
Tho cn~kot WAS removed from the cathedral
/ to- IA" hears" Mt the close ol the services. and
! borne in Procession a. the Union Depot. The
! rout" of tho pro DssiDu was from Cathedral
/ street - Franklin. 90 Park. 10 Madison. "a
/ Charles street. and 10 the depot For an hour
! before tie process ion moved these streets wcr.
| thronged with pcople on the sidnMnlks. door.
| 81 'pS. windows. and bal 'onoS. There must
| have been 10000 persons along the line. large
majority IT whom wrr" ladies'. II was nearly 2
/ O'clock when the eorti-o reached the depot mud
] DO VS. with difficulty that Ill" crowd could ht
/ cleared To- enable tho procession to file into tho
/ grounds az tine station. Five handsome coac Acs
were iu waiting. the remains were placed on
] board the coaches wore all filled and the train
I moved II 40 o'elosa. half an hour later than
7 WEI. rNpectrd. The Cardinal. Archhishops
B.-hofs and many 81 the clergy accompanied
/ tlr funeral train to Emmrushurg 10 psss, IN
7 laying the remains OF the beloved Archbishop
e. rest.