National Republican., 1881-07-25
baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
LcrscN Avenue md q strcct
ANTHONY BuCHLY,s FUNERAL.
Imprcasive Ceremonies In Tribute TO Az
Eatcrmcd Citizen.

The funeral of the late Anthony
Buchly took place yesterday afternoon at
four o'clock from his late residence
No. 9l2 Pennsylvania avenue, and was
attended by lai ge numbe OF friends and ncquain
ances Of the deceased. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Sunderland. Aftcr the reg
ular burial service was ended, Dr. Sunderland said
that 1t was with unusual feeling that he per-
formed the services on that OCCASION MS for thirty
years past he had known and met Mr.. Buchly very
frequently. Proceeding, he pad high tribute to
the many virtues of the deceased, and the frequent
charitable benefits he had dispensed with so lavish
ahand during his life time. The floral tributes were
exceedingly beautiful. pillow of white roses and
tube rested on the centre ofthe casket and was
the gin of the Washington Light Infantry Corps 1t
bore the initials "W. l.. |. Corps" and was sur
mounted by a white dove with expanded wings.
The contribution of the National Rifles was an cx-
quisiely beautiful garland of delicate white blos-
SONS, bearing the Monogram IN r." this rested upon
the foot Of the casket. At the head was n broken
column in white flowers. The cortege was formed
Rs follows: Band of the Second United States Ar
tillery, Washington Light Infantry, Colonel
William G. Moore commanding, Ill men; Marine
Band, National Rifles, Colonel J. o. F. Burnside
commanding, sixty men; Grand Encnmpment, l.
o. o. f., Of District of Columbia, DR.. John Edwin
Mason, grand patriarch the Grand Lodge Of the
District Of Columbia, solomon L. France, grand
master; Columbian Encnmpment, l. o. o. f., Ed.
ward +. O'Brien, acting chief patriarch, and Co.
lumbia Lodge, No. TO- C. W. Shiles, noble grand.
These organizations were escorted by the Uni.
formed Battalion of Patriarchs, John T. Chauncey.
commander. The following gentlemen oiRciated
as pail bearers: Bonorary-Willam NJ. Moore,
past grand sire, for the board of trustees OF the
hall Harrison Burr, pnst grand master, for the
Grand Lodge; 7. X Gray past grand master, for
the Columbia Lodge, No 10; John 7. Given, grand
representative to the Grand Lodge Of the United
States, for the Grand Encampment; Rev. p. Hall
Sweet, for Columbian Encampment, No. l; J. +.
Whtemore, for Uniformed Battalion Patriarchs;
Samuel Kirby and Charles +. Jarvis on part
of the citizens Actiye-W. G. Phillips
past grand master, for the board
of trustees for the hall; ]. W. Collcy
past grand master of the Grand Lodge for the
Grand Lodge Henry Trne, past grand master, for
Columbia Lodge, No. !; samuel L. Douglass, past
chief patriarch, for the Grand Encampmcnt; o. II.
Merrill, for Columbian Encampmcnt; b. +. Get
finger and Thomas Greer, for Uniformed Battalion
of Patrlsrchs J. J, Burroughs and Michael Il.
Combs, OH the part of the citizens. There were
upward of fifty carriages in the line, and the pro-
cession was an imposing one, The ceremonies at
the grave were of those Of the Odd Fellows and
were conducted by John Edwin Mason, grand pa.
tri0rch The entire arrangements for the funeral,
which were under the management OF Mr.. Joseph
Gawler, were complete in every particular