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The New York herald., 1878-02-20
RAFFERTY's FIGHT WITH INDIANS.

DEADwooD, ID. T., Feb. 10, 1878.
The Pioneer Of tomorrow will contain letter writ
ten by Pat Rafferty,, the we'll known prospcctor from
Bismarck, which gives the following news:-
Ranerty's party left Deadwood op July for the
Big Horn, reaching Clark's Fork about the lst OF
September. On September they were attacked
By q band OF Nez Perces Indians, who succeeded
Christ Nolan, the latter having escaped to the
command, at that scouting IN the vicinity.
few days nfterwaid Rafferty, sent with four
men TO convey wounded man to tho Crow Agency.
The next morning after leaving the command he In
daus attacked and killed al but Rafferty,, who,
though wounded through the arm, succeeded
in making good his escape The pames Of the pros
pectors Killed In the fight OF September are John
Shonandrcw, Olo Roe. Garlic Bjirklunder, Anderson,
Lew Anderson aud Th0mas Reddeaed.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20

that In addition to the vessels now IN the Ray
OF Mudania the sMaAer ships. including the
Torch, i've guns and $40 tons: Antelope, two gus
and ,6ij tons; Faningo, three guns and TIA tons;
Basisk, Eve guns and l,69o tons. and Cygnet, four
guns and 455 tons are In the Bosphorus or at the
entrance OF the Black Sea, to keep watch over the
Straits and hold themselves at the disposal or the
Ambassador and consuls. Her Majestys iron.clad
Devastation started from La yaletta, afa2ta, for
Besika Bay yesterday.
Mr.. LAyARD BULLYING SERVER PAcHA.
despatch from Constantinope says:-"It is un-
derstood that Server Pacha, Miatster of Foreign
Affairs, has promised to formally and publicly dis
avow the statements attributed to him by the Lon.
don Daily Nelrs' Adrianople correspondent that he
(Server particularly accused Mr.. Layard OF en-.
couraging Turkey to fight on by promises OF English
support In default OF such reparation Mr.. Layard
will demand that the Porte dismiss Server
RUSSIANS STILL YNvEsrISG HMzERouM.
despatch from Erzeroum OF the 10th inst.
says: 1.-The Russian troops are suffering from an
epidemic disease and are short OF provisions. Ne-
goiatio0s for the surrender OF Erzeroum are still
proceeding, and are expected 10 conclude to-
morrow. Meanwhile the Russian investment con-
tinues. Three thousand families are NOW In ErZe-
roum in terrible distress. A famine Is believed to
be inevitable in the spring. The weather Is still
intensely cold."
GREEKS DEFEAT THE TURKS
kilograms from Athens represent that the Thes.
salian insurrection isincreastnG They report that
5000 Turks have been defeated near volo, with a
loss OF 600 killed, after desperate fighting.
sERyIA' THREATENING RUSSIA.
Telegram from Senlin reports that NJ Ristics,
the Servlan Prime Minister, has drawn up men,
orandum to the Gear, claiming the whole Of Old
Servla. The Servlans are resolved not to evacuate
the conquered territory unless iorcbly expelled.
1t is stated that Russia has decided to add the
Pashalik OF Nish to bulgaria. collision between
Seryia and Russia IS therefore probable.
ABANDONED.
The meeting Of workmen OF London on the
Eastern question: wiicd was Nxed TO take place in
Agricultural Hall, lsngton, oD Thursday next, has
been abandoned.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
MIR. HEwITT'S INEFFICIENCY.

PLAIN LANGUAGE PROM THE CoURrER-JoURNAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 10, 1878
Treating editorialy OF Mr.. Hewitt's promised des-
patch, the CourierJournal this morning contains the
iolowng-
In the end, the complotc history Of the msmanage-
ment oil the democratic campaign alter the election or
Mr. Tliden, will unfold itself. IL will then found
that Mr. Tidcn himself was opposed to the Electoral
bill, and made his opposition sufficiently distinct TO
Mr. Hewitt; that Mr. Hewitt suppressed Mr. Tldon's
telegram and won't ahead in spite OF his MASTER aud
that but that u was unsafe TO swap horses In tho
middle OF the stream, Mr.. Hewitt would nave boen
superseded In the middle Of january.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
ELOPEMkNT.

A CUBAN FRUIT DEALER LEAVES HIS FAMILY
AND DISAPPEARS WITH A FAIR YOUNG GIRL.
LDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Feb 10, 1873
Norfolk is alive with scandal sensation In conse-
quence OF the copement OF John Isidorc ot this CITY,
and Miss Minnie Burroughs OF Portsmouth. beauti-
ful young lady OF seventeen years. Isidore Ii native
of Cuba, and educated that island to the pro.
fesson OF the law. He joined the insurgents and
the only Of thirteen prisoners who escaped death
at tho hands Of the Spanish authorities Leaving the
island he settled at Jacksonville, Fla. and
gagged in tho fruit business While there he married
u lady, native of New York, low living, and by
whom no has two interesting children. He came TO
this city last year in perfect destitu, and stopped
at the residence OF Mr.. Daniel Barker, florist. with
whom he formerly had All acquaintance In Florida.
He worked upon the kindness of Mrs. Barker, who
has warm sympathy tor the Cubans that she induced
Mr. Barker to furnish capital for lsdore commence
q small irut business IN this city. Tho business ap-
peared TO prosper and eventually another store was
and gentlemen's saloon added 10 hts confectionery
business
AN ILLICIT ALLIANCE
Here TOO, all appeared 10 60 well until The Christmas
holidays when the rush OF customers required addi-
tona help the store and a very pretty maiden OF
Portsmouth was pioycd as u clerk. Although Miss
Burroughs was only lew weeks In his employ
guilty love was mutually formed. which eliminated
IN The absconding OF lsidorc and Miss Burroughs on
tho Baltimore steamer to what destination IL ut prcs
ent unknown. lsd0re started for Philadelphia osten-
sby 10 buy goods for the spring trade, ana took with
him not only .he profits nude IN the two stores but
also borrowed from Mr. Barker every dollar he could
command. Miss Burroughs lett under the prctsxt OF
visiting her relatives.
WHERE HAVE THEY GoSEY
The suppositon now Is that the guilty pair were
passengers the steamship Richmond, which sailed
ior Para, Brazil aud several circumstances are nd
ducea to show that this theory is correct Mrs Isl
dore and the children have sent 10 ner friends in
New York by the Kindness OF Mr. Barker Miss Bur-
roughs understood to be engaged to be married to
a very respectable young gentleman who for years
had been devoted 10 her.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
ODD FELLOWS ENCAMPMENr

UrcA, N. Y, Feb. 10. 1873.
The following named officers OF the Grand Encamp.
ment OF the Independent Order OF Odd Follows OF this
State were elected here to-day w. Grand Patrt-
arch, Elias Goodman, o Now York; NJ. L. Grand High
Priest George L. Craft, OF PeekskiII; Il. W. Grand
Senior Warden. William b. Munroc, of Utica; Il. W.
Grand Scribe, Charles V. Clark, of Now YORK; r. W.
Grand Treasurer, George Smith, or New York: H. w.
Grand JUNIOR Warden, Edgar Whitlock, OF Brooklyn;
II. W. g. Representative, John White, OF Albion.
Tho attendance OF Chief Patrarchs and delegates Is
quite large. The cncampmcnt will remain IN session
Wednesday,. The next annual cncampm ent will be
le
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
COAL MINERS WAGES.

BALTIMORE Md, Feb 10, 1878.
special despatch from Cumberland, Nd, says
yesterday morning two hundred miners headed by
two brass bands, left Homecoming and marched down
to tho mines OF the Franklin and Hampshire and
Baltimore companies, to endeavor TO persuade tho
men OF these two companies who are digging coaf ut
forty cents, to hold out for hity. by the tmo thoy
reached there the crowd numbered nearly thousand.
mass meeting was held ana resolved that delegates
OF working miners .meet a committee OF the mass
meeting ut Homecoming, at noon to-day, to discuss the
question. No disorder occurred Some miners OF tho
American Company, also WORKING for forty cents,
wero requested TO send delegates" +"
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
THE RETURNING BOARD.

ATTITUDE OF PRESIDENT HAYES AS STATED TO
LOUISIANA REPRESENTATIVE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 1878.
representative Ellis. OF Louisiana, states that In
proracted Interview with President Hayes last night
he received assurances that the administration had
never contemplated interference by the United States
Courts. or otherwise with tho action of courts
State government Of Louisiana, ana that while the
President regretted the prosecution OF and
Wells, II would not alter his. course toward the
State or people OF louisiana II Is matter which
volved their honor, aud he trusted In their honor
Mr. Ellis also states that he fully informed the Prcs
dent OF the condition OF affairs in Louisiana, ana
rccted what he (Mr. Els) consider the errors and
msstatements OF Secretary Sherman ard others In
gard to the Returning Board trials.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
A NEW INDIAN CAMPAIGN.

GENERAL CROOK ORGANIZING AN EXPEDITION
TO STRIKE THE HOSTILE SIOUX NORTH OF
THE BLACK HILLS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA, Neb.. Feb. 10, 1873
General Crook. now 10 the Indian Terri
tory with General Sheridan, will return
10 Omaha In few days He has
issued orders for the preparation oil expedition
into tho country north OF the Black Hills, which will
leave Cheyenne In q short time tor campaign
against the hostile Sioux who time since lett
new Red Cloud Agency. 1t General Crooks idea to
strike them before their ponies have fattened upon
the new grass. No doubt is entertained that these
Indians mean upon the settlers aud It Is believed
TO be wise TO anticipate their movementa
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
CUBA.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE BASIS OF PEACE
-AccspTANcE OF THE INsURaENT cH1Ers-
GENERAL SATISFACTION.
HAvANA Feb. 10, 1878.
The official Gazette to-day publishes the basis Of
peace conditions. They are the as those tcle.
graphed hence on the 74th inst All the nsurgent
chiefs have given their adhesion to tho conditions.
General satisfaction Is expressed all the island,
aud peace s no longer doubted. Captain General
Jovollar has returned hero from the interior.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

ST.. LOUIS Feb. 10, 1873.
man and woman registered at the Lindell Hotel
last night and after eating supper assigned to
room. About Eve O'CLOCK this afternoon their room
was entered and their dead bodies found lying
on tho bed The had boon shot
In the lott temple and the man In tho
right Tho pistol which had dono tho work was IN
the mans hand. The man Identified as John
Gumbringcr, aged twenty seven years. barkeeper
for Henry LYDIA, saloon keeper and brewer, and The
woman the latter's daughter, Maggie LYDIA, aged
nineteen years, who was pregnant. Hcr father had
forbidden marriage between them.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
THE CONCLAVE.

THE PAETrsASs OF THE srATu QUO IN MA
JoRITY-DIvIsIoNs AMONG THE IRRxcoN-
cILABLEs-THE FIRST BALLOT YESTERDAY
ARRIVAL OF CARDINAL M cLosKEY IN QUEENS
TOWN.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON Feb. 20, 1873
Paris despatch says:-''Tho Defense Bishop Do
panoup's organ, says:A large majority OF the Con-
cave seems secured the partisans of tho status
quo Only two cardinals appear TO advocate strug-
gse ii oatrancs About dozen inclined to more or
less decided concillaiion.'
THE IRREcoNcILABLEs DIVIDED.
A correspondent at Rome teleRraphing yesterday
says:-'Thc incorporating party are dividad, some
tayorng Cardinal Blo for the Papacy and some Car
dipa simeoni. The modcratcs hesitate between Car.
dinas Pecci and Franchi. On Tuesday, after mass
and the usual ries, the AIst ballot will be held. This
WIN take place between ten and eleven o'clock The
only cardinal who has arrived, IL not expected
Is CARDINAL Godiroi B.ossais ST. Marc, who is ILL., Ac.
counts from other this head are very
ficting."
BALLOT PROBABLY CAST.
later despatch from Rome reports that the smoke
OF burning ballot papers was visible at quarter TO
Two o'clock yesterday afternoon, showing that the
.Conclave had voted but nobody had obtained tho
necessary majority Cardinal Cardoso. the patriarch
OF LISBON arrived at tho Vatican yesterday and
tered the Conclave last night
CARDINAL M'cLosKEY AT QUEENSTOWN
The inman Line steamer City OF New York, Captain
Land. from New York February 0, for Liverpool ar.
rvd at Queenstown at quarter past O'Clock yes
terday morning. Cardinal Mccloskey, who Is en- route
to Rome to attend the Copolavc is passenger on the
City of New York
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Colonel Robert c. InscrsolI, OF Illinois, is at the
Drevoort Senator J. H. Mcpherson, Of Now Jersey.
and Robert w. Meckcy, OF Pennsylvania, arc at the
ST. James. Samuel J.. Clemens. OF Hartford, and
Charles Parrish, of Pennsylvania arc nt the Gllsey.
Ex.Congrcssman William H. Upson, OF Ohio, at tho
81, Nicholas Henry e. Parker, OF Boston, is ~ tho
Finh Avenue. T. B. Judson, of syracuse, Is at tho
Windsor Lieutenant Commander Read United
States Navy is at the Rossmoro. Juage J. Prout, Of
Vermont, is at the st. Dcnis.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
FROM PRISON TO TRIAL.

ST LOUIS No., Feb 19, 1873
John Reno, the express robber, lett hero to-day in
charge Of detectives for Brownstown, Ind, where he
Will be tried for robbIng the Adams Express car on
the OHIO and Mississippi Railroad OF $4,000 10 1866.
He released from the Missouri Penitentiary yos.
terday on writ oil habeas corpus, having served
years for tho robbery Of the Davess county treasury
Tho prisoner is ono OF the famous Reno gang, half
dozen members Of which were hanged near seymour,
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
THE MISSING MAYOR RETURNED.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N j., Feb. 10, 1878.
A. Frank Carl, u prominent Odd Fellow, escorted
Mayor Powers. OF Cnamborsburg, to his homo from
Baltimore. early this morning Tho Mayor was Ia
boring under alteration OF mind, caused through
ovorwork Mr Carl states, and he Is not dofauItor
either The nrm he worked for or the lodge Of Odd
Fellows to which he belongs He Is completely broken
down and was about leaving for Charleston, S. c.,
when Mr. Carl found him In Baltimore. He mad
trouble in bringing him home.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
BENCH SHOW.

ST LOUIS, Feb. 10, 1878.
Nearly ono thousand dogs OF nno breeds were on
exhibition to-day at the opening OF tho St Louis
Bench SHOW. sportsmen and dog breeders arc In
attendance from ali parts OF tho country. The award
OF premiums commenced In tho spaniel classes.
Daring the day "Devll," n ful-bioodod Dachound,
belonging TO Francis Leiser, Of New YORK, died an
opcptic It, He was of q trio which cost $1,000
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
SYRACUSE ELECTION.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. l9, 1873.
j. J. Belden, rcpublican, was reelected Mayor 10.
day by a plurality Of ,056 over A. b. Yates the
workingmen's candidate, and .901 over WILDER NJ.
Brown, democrat, The republicans elect six Alder.
men and the democrats and workngmen
two. Five republican Supervisors ana three demo-
Gratis have been elected OF the School Conn
two are republican and two democratic Tho
pected strength polling much larger voto than the
datn rrnfg
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
"WONDERFUL ABILITY"
From the Whitehall Timas.l

From the Whitehall Times
The NEw YORK HERALD is a very abio journal Il
stands pre-emnont great gatherer. Its field
being tho broad expansc Of tho whole world If the
railroad or telegraph cannot reach land the HERALD
not discouraged, tor It's enterprise sending stan
Icy into the very jaws Of barbarian stamps Its ability
OF that typo called wonderful
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
TRIAL FOR FORGERY.

CATsKfLI, N. r., Feb 10. 1873
The express iorgers William II. Lyman and John
c. Hogan pleaded guilty to the charge OF forgery the
third degree and were sentenced TO four years and
nine months In Clinton Prison by Judge Osborn this
afternoon. John H. Frelcigh, another OF the party,
turned Statos evidence ana was released his own
recognizsuce, but was immediately arrested by an
officer from Canada on a requistiOn upon Governor
Robinson on charge OF forgery thorc The officer
will take him to Canada this evening, where he will
ho tcd
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
GUILTY OF POISONING CANDY.

BosroS, Mass. Feb 10, 1878.
In the case Of the Commonwealth We. l.. Herbert
Chase for alleged poisonous aduIteration OF candy In
manufacture trial here Tor several days. tho jury
rendered verdict of gully this morning. An appeal
will bc taken TO the Supreme Court by tho doendap
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
SACRAMENTO'S DANGER.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb TO- 1873.
Al Sacramento the river to-day Is even with the
Front street railroad track Tho lovecs still hold
out but in places water Is oozing through. The
break IN the emban kment tho Yoo side OF the
river Is druwing OF water enough to relieve tho
levees and no danger to tno city Is apprehcnded.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
DROWNED WHILE DRUNK.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Feb. 10, 1878.
Wheeling despatch says Martin Coyle, John
O'Brien and third man, name unknown, employees
OF the Pittsburg, Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad,
attempted 10 cross the natboat yesterday,
near Wheeling, and were drowned All three were
In toy ycated.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
EAsToN, Pa, Feb. 10, 1878.
At the municipal election neld to-day the republi-
elected their Mayor and City Treasurer aud have
secured a majority IN the Town Council aud School
Board Last year the Mayor, Cuy Treasurer and Town
Council were democratic. The united labor party
united principally with tho republicans.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
FAILURE OF LAND sPECULATORs.

MONTREAL Feb. 49, 1878.
Desmartcare, Lamoureux & crevior land tpecula-
tors, havc failed. with liabilities amounting to
$780, 900. Their assets consist Of real estate which
there great shrnkage.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.

OTTAWA, Fob. 10, 1873.
In tho House Of Commons to-day, Hon. Mr.. McKen-
zIo, in answer to question, said thcro had beon
with the Am ercan government In
ation 10 renewal oil the reciprocity treaty since tho
last papers were published.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
FAILURE OF CUTTERS.

SPRINGFIELD, Masa. Feb. 10, 1873.
f. r. Chapman Co., OF Holyoke, tcutlery manu-.
facturers have failed with liabilities Of $4,000 ono
quarter secured, and Ss6, 900 assets.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
GOLD MINERS WAGES.

DEADwooD, D. T., Feb. 10, 1873.
Tho Minors Union to-day notified Springer u
Lancastcr's mill in Black TAN Gulch,
that unless they increased their wages from
81 90 to So 30 per day, the union ratcs, they would
drive all workmcn from the mine. Trouble Is cx-
pected.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours, In
psrison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
Indicated by tho thermometo. at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway, New York;
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
JUDICIAL RAPID TRANSIT.

OswEoo, NJ Y, Feb. 10, 1873
Charles Woods, who committed an outrage on O
girl eleven years old, In this city, Sunday last,
was indicted yesterday, pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced TO twenty yoars' imprisonment In tho
Auburn Prison.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
LORD DUTFERIN coMpLIMENTED.

OTTAWA, Canada, Feb 19, 1873
complimentary entertainment was given in The
Convent OF the Congregation dc Notre Dame night
In honor OF the Governor General and the Countess
OF Dunerin Several addresses were presented,
which His Exceliency acknowledged in brief speech.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
A TEMPERANCE TRIUMPH.
JAMESTOWN. N. Y. Eel

JAxEsrowS. N. Y, Feb 10, 1873
william @. J. Hall, a temperance candidate. has
boen elected Excise Commissioner by . majority Of
H. THIS gives q majority OF one against licenses In
the Excise Board OF tue town OF Eliicott Nineteen
hundred Votes wore poIled.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Cathedral, st. james, Church, Jay
street, was the scene OF most solemn aud imposing
ceremonies yesterday, commemorative of the lato
Pope Plus lX The sacred ediGce was crowded. A
largo police force was kept duty about 1t from half.
past nine O'Clock in the morning, to keep back the
eager and Jealous applicants tor admission who had
assembled front of tho doors at that hour. The
interior OF the Cathedral was richly end
tastoiully drspod with deep black and whitO trim
minss In the main aisle. about twelve feet from the
altar railing, was reared elaborate catafalquo. On
the centre thereof rested q caskst, which was cov-
cred with purple velvet, the sides OF tho bier
beng curtained with white satin. -Four slen-
der pillars supported the roof Of the cata-
falquc. which were draped with black Grape
and encirc!ed with old aDd silver insel
and on the root OF the catafalque was reared the
Papai triple cross There were many candies
burning above the canopy. The only floral device
observable pillow Of tube roses, In centre
OF which were tho words "In Peace" and above a
crimson star. This emblem was beneath statue Of
thu Blessed Virgin.
At ten O'Clock the priests, to the number OF about
ono hundred. atired IN cassock and surplice, pro-
centre atste Mear ho altar There, under the leader
ship Of the Rev. Fathers Kely and HicKoy, the gen.
this Solemn ceremony the mass was commenced.
Bishop Loughn officiating ss ceisbrant, assisted by
as "ass RSy Asy as
Father o'Hare. master OF ceremonies. Among the
clorgymen present were Row. Fathers O'Lougnlin.
FreiI Robert Mcclure, Keily, Franscoli, Corcoran
Malone, Toner, Crowley, John McGuiro, Moran,
O'Brien O'ReIy, Doran, Kcegan, Hand, Riordan.
Carroll, Sheehy, Mccarthy, Mcshcrry, Creighton,
Toolc, DepDisvn, McDouala, Raber, Nevins, Kenny
and Duffy or the public officials Ia attendance dur
ing tho services wore Mayor Howell, Superintcud-
ent OF Puolc Instruction Thomas W. Fields
President Frank B. Fisher, OF tho Com.
mon Council; Aldermen Murtha and Kenna,
Comptroller Burrell, County Clerk Delmar. Auditor
Dcarng Justice OF the Peace Walsh, superintendent
oil Police Campbell Corporation Counsel De Witt, cx.
Registrar Mclaughlin and others
AT tho conclusion OF the mass Right Rev. Bishop
Shannahan, OF Harrisburg, Pa, preached an olo-
quent sermon OF onsbour and quarters duration.
Alter the sermon The funeral services were read
the bier and the ccramQniaI laIminaiad.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
MASSES FOR Plus TX.

solemn requiem high mass ceiebrased yes
tesday IN St. Stephens Church for the rcpose Of the
soul Of Pope Plus TX. The church was heavily draped
within. The altar table was faced with black cloth.
overbung with laco and embroidery. Heavy
folds Of dark meriDo hung round the
sanctuary ralipgs, and were iooped up here
and there with black ribbon and silver tassels On
the episte side o. the altar was floral crown on q
table covered with black. sad beside tho ceIs-
brants chair, also covered with black Outside tho
sanctuary, in the space at the head the AISLE
stood magnificent ca.aiaique composed of three
tiers, the topmost OF which was shaped ike
a caskct with the head toward tho chance
This ca,atalque covered with black merino,
BRAIDED with silver bands and each sido decorated
with flowers On the top the bier the foot rcsed
the tiara with priests ves,ments At the head Of
the bier pedestal was placed medallion likeness
OF the departed Pontin Dozens Of waxen candles llu
minated the catataQue
At eieven O'Clock. the organ, accompanied by the
orchestra pealed forth funeral march, and the pro-
cesson OF priests and acolytcs led into the
Bishop Lynch Of Charleston. celebrated the mass.
and wSs assisted by Dr. Burtsell deacon Of honor
and Father Manony and Dr. Curran as sub-deacons
took part himself in the proceedings Bishop
Moore, OF 81. Augustine Fla Father Devni, OF
ven g. KAY ranes ns ns Mcas
ton; Gllligan Holy InnOcents McCready Holy Cross
Mcdowell. ST. Agaes, and many Others.
Many dlsting guishcd citizens were present In the
churcn during the services.
Bishop Lynch delivered the panegeric on the lie,
Al ST. Mary's Church, corner OF Ridge and Grand
streets, solemn requiem was celebrated The church
heavily draped, and a catafalque suitably decor
atod and encirclod by lighted candles stood In the
aisle, the sanctuary Ratings. Rev Father
Rigney was tho ceiebranI, Fathers Gleason and Quinn
especially fine. Boycr's being sung by an excel
lent choir.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20

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