The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
A VICAR GENERALS FUNERAL.
THE REMAINS or FATHER DUBREUL INFERRED
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RELIGIOUS cERE-
M0NTrS

THE REMAINS or FATHER DUBREUL INFERRED
I'm MISUNDERSTANDING RELIGIOUS cERE-
B MONIES.
lex TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, April 90, 1878
The interment OF the remains OF tho lao Vicar Gen.
srai Dubrcul took place this morning within tho
grounds surrounding ST. Mary's Seminary OF St. Sui
pice In tho presence OF large gathering OF
prclates, priests. Ecmiuarian and laity oil tho
Roman Catholic Church. Tho funeral ceremonies took
place In the chapel attached TO tho institution.
plain CONN, with six Iron handles In conformity with
the expressed wishes OF the deceased, rested on a
catafalque, which latter, with the interior OF tho
chapel building. heavily drapsd In mourning. tho
gloomy surrou ndngs being renewed by the beautiful
floral tributes arranged in pillows other funeral
designs
THE OFFICE OF ruE DEAD.
Al ten O'Clock the divine oco for tho rsposo Of tho
soul Of departed priest was commenced with psalm
o. "ysnite Exultemus Domino - consisting Of thrcc
nocturns, nine lessons, selected from Joo,
and lauds Tho lessons were recited by Rev.
Fathers John. Superior OF the Passionist Monastery
roiicss: Rev. John Delaney westminster; PcrrOn s.
j.. rector of Woodstock COLLEGE; Curtis, OF the Cathc-
dra; vruberi, OF ST. Charles Collcse; Leo, OF the
Cathedral and Dissez Vice President OF st. Mary
Seminary. Tho first part OF the oflco was recited,
and tho auds were chanted in alternate cholrs.
Tho recitinR and chanting Of the sOmcium pro De-
fuuclis" occupied about m hour, alter which the
solemn pontincal high mas was begun by the Most
Rev. archbishop Gibbons Ho bad for his
assistants Rev. p. p Dennis, president
of 81. Charles College. as archdeacon;
Rev. q. J. McManus. OF 81. Johns, and Rev.
Edward McCogan OF ST. Pcter's, deacons Of
honor; Rev. Father Magnicp, oil 81 Mary's Sem
mary, deacon OF the Mass, and Rev. William +.
Starr of the Cathedral. subdoacon. Tho Officiating
ciereymen clad In the dark vestments used only
in masses the dead, ADD addition TO tho ordi
nary vestments Archbishop Gibbons, VINO occupied
a throne tho gospel sido OF the altar, wore the
whIte mitre which is symboeal OF mourning ~ well
JOY. Bishop Shanahau, OF Harrisburg. wearing
his episcopal robes seated tho epstlc side, and
the reverend priests in the body OF the church.
Among the clergy Rev. Fathers McGivney, OF
Hartford; Mcdonald, Paterson and Lce. Of Bos-
ton; O'hare ana Mcnamara. Brooklyn; Hochep-
pei, wiIminglon; Darling. Chicago: Dr.
Healy. PreaidsRf Of Georgetown College; DR..
waliersop, Prcsidcnt Of Mount 81. Mary's
College, Emmcttsburg, and nearly ell the clergy
of this archdiocese; also the Comptc DO Cour.
son and Compte honiccabr,er, OF tho French Lcga-
ton Ut Washington, and many prominent members
Of The laigy OF this ana other d,ocescs
PAsEGyRIc DEAD.
Al tho CONCLUSION OF tho mass the Right Rev.
Bishop Keane, OF Richmond, delivered brief
panegyric the lite OF the iliustrious
dead. He said Father Dubreul was eminent man
among men. Tbirly-nne years Of his Ito wero
Ms president OF this seminary. Archbishop
Gibbons pronounced the absoIution at tho
Of the and the PROCESSION was formed and
moved the cemetery in The northeastern corner OF
the grounds The pabearers were Rev. Fathers
Foley, Gal.ey. Chapelle, Jordan, Walter, Mccoy,
tho na rites observed and the body lowered TO
The tomb.