Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02
The Funeral.

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mortal reneSne q Tnomas A. Ken
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1ne evene wne mede memorable In
mony ro1peote ~ tho presence OF tie o.
mendoue ooocooseo 81 people from all
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Iho 1n1lneas Of the city wxs entirely
IouepcQ4Q9- Ihe olergy, without respect
| 70 toDk Ju1oQ IN the obsequiees the bells
IOf al - nnrohes :olled requiem,
Iand - - % Q 1.-THE populace in the
loOlgn9 .cA followed bis funeral
lsnrs - 49, - silent spectators OF the
5Uo1ennn encle, attested thetr fealty
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IcompAnied by her brother and Mrs.
Morgan.
Inc ordeal was most trying. and. the
desolAte woman seemed 70 be utterly
Iprostrated, cllnging TO the last TO the
Iclay 90 soon 20 be hidden forever from
her view. and Impressed with the placid
and lffelike appearance OF the dead, she
desired 70 preserve this last scene, and
% late Ae Il was, she sent for q photo.
erapher 70 take . picture OF the casket.
Tho members Of the Cabinet, the
Judges Of the Supreme Court and others
from WAehanGtOn entered, and were dc.
tatned afeW minutes BY the process.
1T WA eleven o'clock when the oaskei
was roplACed and the stream Of visitor.
vagain pAssed BY and out through the
stdo door. Shortly SITTER this the pail.
bearers arrived. The draped hssrse and
carriages Tor the family and friends
werd marshAIed before the door, and the
tprepesas.one we're made for the final re-
mosel 9! tne cody. Tnis WAS done
w1eh0uf further aeave-taking. The po'
Ice and muttay kept the curious but al.
ways rospectful mass Of people out Of the
ways end the little cavAl0nde moved
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TIE oaeket was borne into the church
~ l.4O O'Clock ksv. Dr. Eulton, oi
%. LOUIS z former rector OF 5s. PAuls,
tor--in their robes OF ofacs, met the
femains as the main entrance Of the
Oathedrsl on llltnois street PretsdeS
loy guard OF the indianapolis Infantry
the body was borne mp the centre
aisle:
When the casket had been placed in
front Of the chancel rail, the choir sang
the anthoms Lord Let Me Know the
End. Iho lesson for the dead was read
BY Rev. DR.. Jenckee. This was followed
by the singing OF the hymn, LEAD
Heavenly Light" by the choir, the
audience joining. Rev. Dr.. Jenckes
then delivered his address from tho
following text:
Finally ,brethren, whatsoever things
Inre true, whatsoever things are honest,
whAtsoever things are just, whatsoever
thtugs arc pure, Whatsoever things are
Ilsvely, whatsoever thinas are of good
report, II there be any virtue, and II
There be any praise, think on these
things. Phil. ". 8.
rHrMAHcH TO THE crmrrrRy.
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