, 1879-02-25


hia servant rest, ns,d may his soul rtturn
to that placc from whence it can,o, whtTc thrro
ia neither sorrow, nor parting, nor death, nor
cvcu tc fcar Of death, but wlefo all Is ovcslaet.
lug 10y md peace.h
DURING T1tR DELIVERY or THE huLoGT,
tho Archbishop was at ,imea visibtv affected,
and. at thu clnsc his voice failed him cnt'rc1y.'
The i've ahsotutsans aAer etass was then givcn
by Bishops l.yncn, ShanaHnn, tcNurney, Wad-
ham, aud Archbishop utbhons. The archfcpis-
copal cross. .benrcr was thc 1sev. E. J. Dunno. Of
Chicago. TIC funeral cortcGe thru left
for the cemetery, which Is situated about
s!x miles from tho city. The easkct was
borne from tho cntrance to The Gravo by the
pnl.hcnrcrs. ltlehop Becker again off}cfatcti,
assisted By tlc Reys. Thomas Lee, OF tho
Cathedral, ard T. W. K!osian. ot Chicago. TITO
bcuedlctas wss sung by the clergy. alter which
t,sc caskct was lowered Into tho grave. The
.lowcra from Cbicago md Baltimore were placed
On tl.e grave
TIE nIsHor's MOTHER,
who Is yery infIrm md who 1ns suffered eeycFo-
II from the stock caused by ILLS death. was TIM
nblt 10 be present at tho services. The Chicago
clergy and lalty wtli leave for homo to-mor-
TOW morning At ii :45 O'Clock by special train.
BIOGRAPHICAL
To fhs lr1sftrn AsJeeiattd Tr:sa
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 2i.-Porttona OF the
history OF bishop Folcy. Us rccIted In ilm culoEy
Of the Archbishop to-day, wcro as fo1lowt:
Beginning his education ut st. Aarv'a Secular
College At ~ yoass ot age, Thomas Foley was
transferred to vt. Marys Scmlnaryn Baltimore,
then one Of the most iourishng urd far.Faned
| colleges Of tic country. There Ito studied and
graduated with great dist!nction. a1t was Of
dal,sd n prIea; In 1870. Atnu,E tho scfntuarfans
| present un tllat orcasion tic only two who now
survive arc bishop Wadham, Of oEdcusburR,
A,,l the Kcv. j. u. t!cAlanue, al at+ john'a
Church, baltimore. They were present on tho
happy occasion when their young friend was or
datncd priest, and to~day thcr had thc melan-
choIly consolation OF participating ut his funeral.
Tile Archbishop gave a sonetsa history Of tho
service Of Bishop Foley from the time Of hfa
| ordination and bis entrance upon mission work
In Montgomery County, afarylund, down to his
elevation to the SEQ Of Chicago. Including the
many ycnrs hc was Chancellor of the rrmate
SEQ Of Baltimore. lie spoke Of his eminent
talonts, sound Judgment,
EXCELLENT COMMON sBNaE,
admirable financial and executive ability, rcsdy
ane persuasive o1oaucncc, tudotnltablo zeal, and,
notwithstanding bis arInuus dutics rs Chan.
ccl1or, Of hls faithful Attendance at confessional
| 10Y A4<%k ANsF VI ho RI"lF@SHtt VAIN" AeA AeA
to rejoice With those who reju!ecd I;,d to sosron
with those WHO soirowed; his bcnuyo|ence. biz
genial Temperament, Rnl his gravity Of soul
lia had laid down his nitro md his ctozler witt
clean hands, md taken Up the crown Of glori
and palm OF victory. Might God, IN His inftnlts
( mercy, reward His servant, who, like Samuel
had served Him all tlla days Of hts life; NIGH
hc hcar the blestcd words. "Well doue, gooi
anl faithful servant, enter thou into the Joys o
thy Lord" Here ho was ordained, hero he wa
conseeratcd, md hrrc he wished h!s romafns tt
be forever.
At TIE CLOSE OF TAE CEREMONIES
twelve prirsts acted as pal-bearera, aud ther
were twelve honorary pal1-bearcra from anon
the most prominent Catholics in the city. Gu
Of respcyt to tho wishes OF the family Of dc
ceased, there was no extraordinary display, an.
no society, us slch, took part. except mcmbc'
Of tho Young Cathollcs' Friend Soeicty.
Tho body was removed to thu Bot
ulc Drac Cemetery, tho new burial.plac
Of the Catholic congregation. about three milo
vest OF tho city. a number Of the Dislsops an
priests followed tho remains to thelr last Fcstin
place. Thousands Of peopIoatood on tho street
through which tho tortcee pissed, aud tho he
I Of St. Martins Church, Of which tho Rev. Job
Foley, brother OF tho deceased, IL pastor, t0fG
I until tho train passed beyond tho boundary
. | tl1o city.