Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-09
LAID To REST.
Tho riual Ceremonies at tho Ub,tuulea oil
the Late Rev. y, q. Hickey,

the Late Rev. y, Z. uickey,
The remains of the late Rev. J. {.
Hickey arrived from Carlisle at sis p. III.
yesterday, and q great number of the old
parishionerS of the dead priest, and a
large delegation from st. Bernard's bene
ticial society were in waiting at the station.
Kind and willing hands superintendcd the
transfer of the remains TO a hcarso, and
the funeral procession was formed which
passed down North Queen street to st.
Mary's church, Arrived at the church
the members of st. Beruard's society
formed in open order, allowing the carriers
with their burden 20 pass through. AS
the funeral procession entered the church,
the choir attached to st Mary's academy
sang Take mo My jesus TO Heaven
A delegation from st. Mary's sodality
occupied either side Of the nave Of the
church, aud the pupils Of the academy and
parOChal school, the girls In white wells
and the boys with dark bows, were ranged
In similar manner. The handsome casket
WAS placed on catafalquo in the forward
| portion of the church, and while the great
crowd present proceeded up the middle
aisle to view the remains, returning by tho
side aisle, the choir sang " Angels Ever
| Bright and Fair"
Between the hours of and 10 last night
/ SEcdI LuunuCI VI popH'o HSlkCh buS
| church to take last look At the remains
OF the dead pastor and friend, and a steady
stream poured in all this morning up to
the time the services began. bound on a
similar errand. 4 guard of honor from
| st. Bernard's society was stationed about
the catafalque, and three handsome floral
pieces, an anchor, cross and pillow, the
latter containing the legend in immOrtclles
Father and Friend" were appropriately
placed about the casket.
The funer.! sNrvines ScXau at 9 O'clCcS
this morning in the presence of a crowded
asscmblage. Besides Rt Rev. Bishop
Shanahan, there were present tho follow.
ing priests Revs. Lane, of st. Theresa $
church, Philadelphia Mcbride of IIar
risburg Peper, of Columbia Field, Of
Csntralia 10, OF Remove Ganss, of
Milton ; GOTmlg-, ot Bonneville Reilly,
Of Bloomsbury; O'Naill aud Dunphy, Of
Lykens, Foin, of EiIaG-thtOwn Christ,
of Lebanon Massimo Cas,ini, Of Harris.
burg Brennan, of Erie Kaul and Grote-
meyer. The services began with the
chanting Of the office of tho dead
by the assembled priests, after
which the solemn requiem mass
opened with Rev. DR.. McCullagh as cele
brant, Rev. Pieper, deacon Neill, sub
deacon and Mcbride, master of ceremon
les. The choir sang with excellent effect
Ohnewad's requiem mass Miss Salle
McGrann presiding efficiently at the organ,
At the conclusion of the mass Rev. Hugh
Lane, Of Philadelphia, delivered an elo
guent tribute 70 the memory of the
deceased, concluding with an cxhortatiou
to pray for the eternal welfare of him who
body was then performed by Bishop Shan
ahan, during which Miss Leila Bsar sang
with much pathos "Angels Ever Brigh'
and Fair"
Tho church is handsomely decorated
with black and white bunting and will sc
remain during the months mind, or thirty
days from the death of the deceased.
The ceremonies at the church over, the
carriers, Messrs. d. A. Altck, r. J. Mo
Cram, John w. Lowell, J. II. B. Wagner
b. J. McGrann, John T. MacGonigle, Jas
McKenna, James Stewart, j. A. 4
Carpenter, Peter McConomy, Goo Boyl,
and Il. II, Malone, conveyed thu
remains TO the hearse in waiting, and the
largo funeral procession weuded its way to
st. Mary's cemetery. There at the grave
the final ceremonies were performed. and
amid the tears of his former parishioner
and friends all that was mortal of the once
beloved pastor was consigned to its earthly
resting place.
The Services at Carllslo.
The preliminary services, antecedent IL
the final requiem mass in this city, wer'
held in Carlisle on Friday morning. Sol
emn requiem mass was celebrated by Rev
NJ. j. Mcbride, OF Harrisburg. There were
twelve clergymen in the sanctuary. Father
Igo was master Of ceremonies. Tho ser
mon was preached by Rev. Father Louge
assistant to tho deceased pastor In thu
afternoon tho body was taken to the depo
the carriers being Messrs. Jno. |, Faller
w. +. Noble, Robert Sheaffer, Nicholas
Dorner, VIM. Shumpp, Leonard Parker
jr., Simon Smith, jr, and William Mul
grew.
A Furious Hull.
AS Levi Dodendorf, living near Shaef-
| CaratnWn zxaa ON hia NaU from tho han