Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-15
The Late Father BOYLE.

ACTION OF ST. MATTHEW'S CoNGREG GATIoN-ARRANGE
MEN1s MADE FOR THE FUNERAL,
A meeting OF the male members OF St Matthew's
congregation was held last evening in the base
ment OF the church, to make final arrangements
for the funeral Of the late Rev. +. E. Boyle. Col.
j. G. Berret occupied the chair, and Mr.. JAS. G.
HObard was secretary. Mr. Jno. F. Ennis, for the
committee appointed read resolutions: "That the
members OF the st. Matthew'S church, while bow
ing in humble submiS. to the decree
OF Almighty God have learned with Teelings OF the
deepest sorrow OF the death OF their beloved pastor
Rev Francis E. Boyle, who In the course or the
years or his association with us had so endeared
himself to our hearts as to cause us to regard his
loss in the light OF family bereavement; that his
noble qualities OF head and heart are too well
known 10 all OF his friends, both within and With
out our own household OF faith, TO require any ex-
preston OF them from us upon this solemn occa-
sion; that In our individual remembrance OF his
beautiful Illustration OF the virtues which adorned
his sacred Office, We recognize monument to his
last"
THB PALL-BEARERS
The active pall-bearers at the funeral It was an
nounced, will be Clavert Ford, Lieut. Sturdy, St
Julien Dapray, Albert G. Hall, VIM. Cogan, F. b.
MOhun, j. Redfern and c. j. Demonet The hon.
orary pall-bearers, representing the priesthood,
will be Fathers McManus. McNally, Walter, Gait
ly. Sullivan, Mccarthy, Call and Foley, OF Balt1-
st. Matthew's church. WITH be JAS 6. Berret Com
modore Franklin, John F. Ennis, John J. AcElhone,
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St. Peters church Geo. T. Harbfn and Owen Don
ely. Colonel j. G. Berret, Alex. Porter Morse,
Wm. Dickson, Preston sands John H. Aagruder,
pointed an executive committee to have entire
charge OF the arrangements OF the funeral. The
following were appointed ushers TO see TO the seat
ing OF the large crowd expected. Mr. n. Man
ming, VIM. j. Miller, Thos. E. E.Naggaman, Dr. A. J..
Faust, Milton 3. Smith, J. .. Power, Thos sheri-
Geo. Gidd1ngS and ThoS Mohun.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SERVICES IN CHURCH.
At session OF the executive committee called
after the adjournment OF the general
meeting the following was In substance
the arrangements concluded upon: The ushers
will assemble at the pastoral residence at a. m.
on Thursday morning; the active and honorary
pal-bearers at the same place, not later than 80
The church win be cleared at the CONCLUSION OF the
early mass, or as soon thereafter as practicable
The doors OF the church will be again opened at
$780, and at nine O'clock promptly the Office or the
dead Will be sung, and about GAS the requiem
mass Will begin. The ushen and executive COM
a NJ M or nd Ss the r ., RIee he IN Lhe
enforced that no person will be allowed to enter
after the seating capacity OF the church is taken
John Higgins and Robert ii. Mitchell, OF 81. Peters
church, acted as guard OF honor 10 the remains
last evening.
THE MUSICAL PROGRAM.
At the funeral Mozart's requiem VIII be sung by
our best soloists and full chorous choir aided by
large and complete orchestra, the whole under
the direction OF Mr.. L T. Cannon The principal
singers will be as follows: Soprani-Miss Eva
Mills, Mrs. Charles Mccartee, Miss Mamie Living
ston, Mrs Barringer, Miss ]. Smith, Miss L T.
Esputa, Miss Barbara Eichorn, Miss May New ton,
Miss Dolly Patterson: tencri-W.H Burnett, SAM
uci u. witherow. Arthur May, James l. Patter-
son, j. L Shorb, Ernest May; bassi-J. r. II. Bl0is
Frank Pearson, w. A Widney, Lennox Simpson.
Charles Cannon, w. A. Kcysef, DR.. J. p. Lewis,
Hobart Brooks, John A. DAILY.