Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-09
Funeral Of Archbishop Bayley.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9-The obsequies of the
late Archbishop Bayley took place this morn
ing ct the Cathedral, and were attended by
thousands of persons. 1t had been announced
that no rersou would be admitted to the
church until 7:3O o'clock, but it vas nearly 3
O'Clock before the doors were opened. The
peW-holders We're supplied With tickets, aud the
crowd at the north gate was SO large that the
press was almost as great as that 90 the day OF
the arrival OF the remains in this city. The
throne aud high aod side affairs we're draped in
mourning, as were also the galleries and organ
loft. About bait past eight o'clock the Young
Catholic Friend Society and the members of the
Catholic Library Association assembled at the
archiepiscopa! residence. aud lice OF process
sion vas formed 10 the following order: Censor
bearer, cross beare. and acolytes, SANCTUARY
b;yS. reverend clergy, i1s gnla bearer Of the
late Most Rev. Archbishop and Crozier, bier,
Wear General OF The archdiocese, clergy CT the
Cathedral, Right Rev. Bishops. When the
line of procession moved the bell Of the Catbe.
dral toed uotil it bad passed from the
archiepiscopal residence through Charles,
Mulberry and Cathedral streets to the prl1cl.
pal aisle Of The cathedral. The casket was
placed on cataIa'que Immediately in front OF
The altar. The dals vas Of black, with silver
fringe Four cardeabra, each containing IS
lights, wre placed ut the head ard foot of the
c.sket. The procession entered ct S:45 a. o.,
the clergy singing dirge Upon the casket
were placed floral Cross, and at the head a
focal Gesi 20. while at the feet was pillow OF
h)8clS. After the beginning Of the service ad-
GitonaI howtrs were placed upon the casket,
entirely covering the lid. The Office fer the
dead was sun2 by the entire clergy, numbering
upward, Of oue hundred, with the benediction
By Cardinal McCoskcy. The prelates present
werc Cardinal NlcCloskey; Arcbbishops
Wood of PHILADELPHIA, and Williams of Bos-
tor; Bishops Gibbons, OF Richmond and Cosd
inter Of Baltimore; LlughD, OF BrooklyO;
U'Rci!!y, Of Spring6eId, Mass; O'Hara, Ct
Scranton, DeGo!sbriand, ol BuEliogtoD, VT;
Becker of Wilmington; ShanDabaD, Of Har.
rsburg; McNierny, of Albany; Gross. Of Savan,
nah; Foley, CT Chicago Lynch, of Charleston.
Among the promiDcut citizens preset we're
His Exc: lepcy, Gov. Carroll, Attorney General
GTynn and Mayer Latrobe.
The requiem mass followed with Rt. Rev.
Bishop Wood, Of Philadelphia as ceebrant
with Rav. Father Dougherty, Of J.ilicott city,
IS deacon aud Rev. Father Lyman. of GovaDs
rcwr, sub de con. The mass was the GRECO
riao. After The services at the cathedral the
body vas sent to Emmcttsburg according 10 the
FROG ramnc published yesterday.
How z MILLIONAIRE BANKERS DAUGHTER
BousDED INTO SoCIETr.-The California fash
ionable world mad brilliant sensation re-
Gently in grand entertainment st tho count.
~ mansion OF D. O. Mills, the millionaire
banker, 20 celebrate the cntree into society OF
his only daughter. Over one hundred millions
worth Of property wss represented at the party,
and diamonds to the value Of over two millions
dashed from the ornaments of the women. a
gentleman who was presenSsays that diamonds
sparkled like dew, and the treasures or the Nj
lam a. Goconda were there in al their dazzling
gory.' Our miiiionalres, explslns locs! ps-
per, a-o without cx-c Jtion, unostantstious.
With fortunes which European princes never
d;esnt Il possessing, their every day life is Sc
plain rs al American citizens should be. 1t is
only when ONE event like the eltree Ct Miss
Mills into the fashionable world calls them to-
gctheT, that there is any glimpse at the spendor
Of their riches. Just SIS the Queens levee at St.
jane Calls forth the Insignia awes and taras
Of he: subjects, so an event OF this nature in
cur own country brings out the magnificent
eluipsges and diamonds Of Our ordinarily plain
thought enormously wealthy families. The boast
Of his countless wealth were poor one aside
from the TACT that our rising generation repre-
:ents as much refinement, taste and delcacy as
riches. Our educational advantages sre equal to
those enjoyed by any State in the Union, and Cali.
fornia2s are the first people in the world to add
foreign travel to their home advantages. The
gathering at Milbrse will long be remembered
By those who had the honor to be there. While
i: represents incalculsb!e wealth, It was equally
conspicuous for beauty, grace, learning and re-
t.acrncut. Looking back twenty-eight years in
The history Ct our Sts!e. and comparing l949
with 1871, VIC nsy indie i be proud Of the stride
we have made, and look forward to California;
as the lutura homo # sll thst IS good, CREST snd
beautiful.