The daily gazette., 1880-02-09
FIRST EDITION
a Fyrensan's Funeral.

THE VAST ooNCOURsE THAT ATTENDE ID
| THE FUNRRAL OF EDWARD j. DOUGH-
ERTY, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
| Wilmington has seldom seen az large
4 q funeral IN that OF Edward j. Dough-
/ erty, the unfortunate victim of the ter
A rible scaldinR accident at William \.
I Warmers morocco factory, whose death
| occurred on Thursday afternoon. The
| fuceral took place yssteriay afternoon
from his late residence at No. 5l0 Or
/ ange street. No better evidence OF the
4 high esteem, with which the deceased
was regarded by his exceedingly large
1 circle OF friends, could have been given
than that shown by the general turnout
| Of the different organizations with which
he was familiar.
| Tue hour for leaving the house was
30 e'cleck, and long previous to that
tune crowd began togather about the
house. From tho time the doors were
| opened until the forming Of the process
sion, continuous stream of people pour
ed into tue house to get last view OF
| the remains. The remains we're encased
In handsome black walnut casket,
| which WAS rinely mounted, aud elegant-
| ly trimmed with satin. The II Jral decor
| Ations were NUMEROUS and attractive.
The foest was an exceedingly large
shield, which lay at the head of the
\ coffiD. and was composed Of tea roses,
lap0nlcas and caranalicns. In addition
| 10 this was a beautiful wreath, present
ed by john McCatfery; floral anchor,
contributed by the Sheds Library As
| ISOLATION; u sickle. prezsuted by friend
| and beautiful cross ybeariug this in
scription, IA 'ributelof r, spect from his
| fellow workmen."
The funeral pruressi on left the house
a. the appointed hour, and was one OF
great Dimensions, consisting OF about
tyG Sy !! pssss ssSs sS s1ebss
cortakc hae Nd ApDthsf .fdIioAihRA dfdkr,
with Mathew Rodgers as Grand Mar
shhI:
The Shields Library A A4sociation-l87
| members; Marshal, Frank McMoUigle;
| Aids John Borden. Daniel ulliu, WIN.
Il. McGfr,iIy. tTTen.y msn9srs o.
fPas r.. sss aoco IT. Z x Ell iTC Scsy S1offTI'
United Assemoly-21 members; Mar
| shal, John O'Donnell.
st. Mary's L. A. B. Pioneer Corps-40
| members.
Morocco men from william Y. War
ner's faetOry-40 members; Marsbal, w.
II. Blest; Aids, Hugh Sweeny, Neal
Dougherty.
Aid, James McLear. "YfrfATEgA q
Kelian 1e, No. 2-53 msIpbkfs afshal,
] Joseph Cash; AIDS, Dsafsis 6Ailak Asr, u
Flanagan.
Delaware, No. 8 40 members; Mar
bbal, John Williams; Aid, z. Dunn.
L!a;ss saatIs 1 js%ss Mas:hf f
fS&zsI% &ssIs%s %WAlabrsSSSG II Alabr, Nj GsGfoa members;
Marshal, Matthew Rodgers; Aids, Geo.
II. O'Byrne, A. Stout, John McGIiD-
| ch-y, j. y. Shakespeare.
Fame, No. 6-60 members; NJ Marshal,
John Huber; Aids, James Crawford, A,
r. Barr.
Washington, No. 7-130 MEMBERS
N arshaI, JOS pL Greenman; Aids, +. J.
BahcO3k, George ii. Le-ch.
WeccAcoe. M. 8--H mem bers; Mar
1Ss6sSs q sSl2s ssBsf 10 WEI.
Tie rest " the procession was com
posed of citizens who were friends of
lhe deceased.
The solemn corteQe proceeded from
the house To 81. Peters Catholic Church.
at SIKH and West streets. Here ser
| vices were conducted, aud con sisted In
The main of a brief, but impressive and
appropriate seERson by Rev. Father
1iay lur q Iher fat srm@nta toOkEpisoe. ID
tbs SAshoii olC CsihetdtSsx y w I'LL
| The pall-bearers were as follows :
Shields Library Association, James II.
Early and John j. Haney, Warmers
morocco factory. Wm.- Forsyth and
Joseph Bickta; Water Witch Fire Com
pany, james Hanlsy and John j. Tag
CART.
H The following was the body guard,
llcompo5ed OF one representative from
lea4hl lfif6poppaQfAin Lhe ycftX; .FrleaNi-
fss'R ssa,s5sS SsSs kats 9 $s sk$ 'Ss
Ph1uix, John Irwin; Water Witch, Jas
Shakespeare; Fame, James Crawford:
Washington, Joseph r. Greenman;
Weccacoe, James Burns
EEGs;assa1sGS
Ex-City Treasurer Francis Vincent
will be elected a member of the Stale
Historical Society of Wlsconsih.
William McCa1Ily, Esq, is 50 years
ol9land ~ l{falff9d hsffT V1kha
,ssssSdsI $sS l,e,.I' an Z was " H;t a;
the NJ. E pastor there.
l. Elder George r. Kramer has returned