Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-16

superior in every respect except that of the Office
| which he the speaker unworthily filled.
| yet there was no one more respectful 20 au-
thority than Father BOy,e. He loved his cheerful
conversation. He trusted that there would rever
be day when he would not remember 1T the altar
his friend, Father Boyle lie appealed 10 his hear
erS, ny the tender ties that bound them TO Father
Boyle, TO always bear him In mind I'm their prayers
Let their friendship TO him be elevated, spiritual
zed, ennobled. They love u cali him friend.
Let themrray that that friendship might be con-
unued in heaven. Blessed would be that friend
snip that was stronger than death. He had them
10 pray Tor him and pray for themselves that they
might meet him again as a friend where there was
everlasting JOY, and peace, and rest
when the archbishop deSceniel from the pulpit
ne was vested in cope AID mitre. ana pronOuacei
onas Sne aos3uon m hn OF ne deh which ended aS cere
The choir sung "Rest, Spirit. Rest"
THE FUNERAL PROCESSION
Upon the conclusion of the services at haif-nast
eleven o'clock procession was formed down the
center aisle headed by the acolytes. Then cane
the long array of priests, who broke in two ranks
near the entrance TO allow the casSet 10 I've borne
out. Next came an acoIlte bearing a crlcifix;
then the honorary pal-Dearers, and then the
cas&et borne by the active pall-bearers Imme-
diately following the casket were the mouruers.
headed by Rev. J. ID. Bola nd at present in charge
OF ST Matthew's church, and Father Rabbia, OF
at ST Peters church. The members OF Father
Boyles family-three brothers and three sisters
from Baltimore, came next
THE PALI-BEARERs
The active pallbearerS were Calvert Ford Lieut.
Sturdy, ST. julien Blpriy. Albert G. Hall. VIM.
Cogan. F. b. Mohun, J. Redfern and c. J. Demonat.
The honorary pail bearers representing the priest
hood were Fathers McManuS, McN1ly, Walter,
GAliy. sullivan, Mccarthy. Call and Foley tof
BALTIMORE The honorary pall-be ,rerS represent
Ing st Matthews church were imes G. Berret
Commodore Franklin, John f. Ennis, John j.
hcEihone- A A. Wilson and f. Frank Riggs, and
on behalf OF ST. Peters church Geo. f. Harbin and
owen Donelly.
The sidewalk ana street outside the church was
cut and 1t was with some Difficulty that the carri-
ages age, were iiilet and the eort ge started long
cemetery The ordinary Catholic burial service
was read at the cemetery, and the remains were
ne sent TO baltimore for final interment in BonDy
Brae cemetery.
THE CLERGyMEN PRESENT.
Those who attended the funeral inclu led large
number OF priests and layman from different parts
OF this archdiocese There were over 100 clergy
men present. Among the priests who took part I'm
the ceremony We're Father James Doonan, S. j.,
president OF Georgetown College; Fathers Mackin
Call, Fitzmorris OF Philadelphia; Mayhadler, j.
O'Sulivan, Walter, and DeWolf, OF Marlborough;
Tewes, OF Bryantown; Cunnane, of Prince Georges
Mutually, of Georgetown College; Kelly, OF trinity
cnurch, Georgetown; Toner, or Gonzaga College;
Sschleuter, Sc OF St; Joseph's: Ryan and Hughes, OF
late Conception; Walter and Kirby, OF st. Pat
rick's; Walsh and Wirtzmann, OF st. Augustiae's;
Rotchiord, Call AMI Eielin, of St Dominic's;
Caughy, Mccoy, Cunningham, Maloney, Maiioy,
Dougherty, Lee, Jordan Devine and Andreis, OF
Baltimore; Very Rev j. T. Sullivan, vicar general
OF Wheeling. The delegation of Philadelphia
priests comprised: Reys Jno. F. Elcock, rector Of
the Cathedral; E. F. Prendergast. f. p. O'Neill,
Thomas Barry, John Ward and Daniel A. Brennan
THE FLORAL DISPLAY
at the funeral was magnificent Among the no.
table pieces about the caSEet were crown, wreath
and cross combined, contributed by ST. Peters
parish; crown and cross from Mrs. Very, basket
or noWerS from Dr. Johnson Eliot, lilies and ever
lhEap nd pirrfro harf
from the Clan-Na-Gaal, crown and cross from
Mrs Ben Holiday, pillow OF white roses from Mrs.
Daniel Clarke, wreath OF vfoets from Mrs Admit
raj Sands, cross from Mrs. Dahlgren, a wreath
from Mrs. Thackara, bo4uet from Mrs. C. Jones,
and the Gates Atar,' already mentioned, from
the pupils of the Holy Cross academy.
WHO WILL SUCCEED FATHER BOYLE.
1t is not known as yet who will be assigned to
the charge of st. Matthews parish. The position
is one OF more than ordinary trust, nearly an OF
the foreign legation holding pews In the church.
1t is probable Rev. Father Mackin, formerly an
assistant priest at ST Matthew's, under Rev. Dr.
White, and now at ST Martins in Baltimore, Will
be ordered to Washington.