, 1879-02-22

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1T. REV. T1oa4es a?es FOLEY, u. D., :
MnrLl T, 1b23.
:,,.,,,.,, Feb. y, .1 1y7o. (:
A little below this was anot,er plate In tho
shapo Of q cross, inscribed rs follows:
iIcqu,escat In !,acc.
Tho management was tuJfcious In all respects
There was no uncomfortable crowdng nermjt-
led; the uslicrs did their best for everybody,
n,Ml the press was provided not nniy With good
seals, but With desk accommodations.
THE FUNERAL MARCH,.
RsconrISu TIE NEAtAfHs TO TIlE DEPOT.
1lunlrcds WHO had been kept outslc passed
into tho churel, as the fortunate observers of
The ceremonies passed out. Not for some time
after tho close Of the sermon WIS the curc,
sufficiently clcar to atlow Of the bcati.g of the
coffin to The ilcarac. 1,cfore the funeral cortcrc
appeared At the Church door tho civic socjc-
ties Ind takcn their positions along State
street from Ohio street to tho church, a,n. lie
detachment from tho Second Regiment stood at
open ranks a,lll "nrcsent nrms" In frunl uf ,t,o
cdlcc. AS the collin was borne to the llcarso
heads were Uncovered md bowed. The icarse
md the carriages containing tlcrclatlvcs n1al tho
clergy passed through tfs ranks Of soljiery
and citizens, ata the procession started. In tic
lead WIS ptatoou Of tweMty-cight policemen
uudcr Lieut., Gorbtng. Next camo two cou,-
panes OF the Second Regiment, headed by u,c
drum.corps, which beat with muf!lcd dru.ns tl,c
Dead March. Tic detachment consisted OF
ninety men under = liaj. lIenncsscy
nnd Capts. Foley and DOMAIN. They
bora tl!cir arms reversed, the aag was furic.l,
sI ard t!,S ila$.stait wrappcd n crapc. Following
horses. rile hearsc Itself was simplicity IN tic
msntaiion wlateser adorned Il. I'' Upon 1t
either side walked .,tl!e pall-bcarers,
Of them were weeping and others clung to lilo
hearse as though thoy would not let even tho
mortal remains Of tllc bishop depart
@ tic rsase. at 'se dcceassd esdnses and s0t'E lev
nesonal lrlcuis wcro behind tic
hearse, and aiter them marched large number
II t;l. wel!.knowu citizens VITO Aad been frynds Of
Tne,nas Then Ly'.sh. FIiiip conIey. rhqs'ss l,tsas'''
SiS!s SIX W .As"as T. tarss sif jeha Sa yns, @
FtxaIh1S fnh@ 1Mal'h' a + y V,1s Garke 5o" w.1 J.
uboat lily clergy atoot tielf solen,n snlcn u,I
sosnbre rainlctlt IL keeping. will The sorrowiul
seretnon!es. Eigllty-tour Sisters followed ihc
clergy, The rarlous s!ssetlloo.ls Of the city
NIt2 All AGp4ESCutcu HlNl lnElF puT&lCtH4kt0u Ill
TIE processu''al cxcrcIFes-,an unusual occur:
rencr,-exprGsscd, as tnucl,. as did nny act Ut
tls day, the grcat Erlcl il,nt now per-
yaics .nt 81 al! Catholic institutions Of
X robes alid n,oikist cauB were ,,uxt fl line.
Then followsd carragcs containing clergy md
fricnda. Walking bcsore I,lic hnGetcs which
srollpht Up thc rear was Il delegation Of five
trimmed uniforms of blarl': Eacll mai. Il casric.l
,n nrawl WIZ; swortI , @ wore heln'et hut trimmed
FOLLOWING o1pEn.
1t. stuntsaus.
Sacred Heart 11uIv
Trinity VI. dosephs plu Holy Cross
sut. 81. Adelbeft bt 81.
Adcberl Iarsps 100
mrn under Peter
k,ulbnssa!'
St. Bgnedcty1 OF
1oS s.: ne" as'sSs5!s aa5sr' 'ssff::sii :fsssia
Joaeph schwab.
St. Aiphnnsnsss1 and
St. Mchaoi's ofSt. Ma,shew's
hrisI.; 900 mem men nndsE Marslals II.
st. Peters Of st. ,'Utsrs
parlsh; 50 MON /
s' ''''Es a!'sr = iaT,'s' f ie f,o"eissi' a' ~ men,
Young Mems =, y 4: L. Of Church q tho Holy
Roman y Catholic T: 4: i: slsihe Holy Name Par.
ish; % men, s uss siarssi .Sp lS.y T. pSwnsy. S fa'
E@:srala i i 4: H.: No 1yt Ea'her Noenana
Church; ~ men untter slarsha
' Msf.'!ai w'!!!am Il. gis!. D'ea' u"as'
All sis; s.s Ct II ssss. S%s rs;s1 rEs;s 100 moH
st. JUlnH Il. 4. H., II 81, lnfn'b l'n5tBb 70 mcn