Daily Republican., 1885-08-04
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Very Reverend Patrick R,1I'
.sS s.a'e . Yesterday: yesterday, was open a. al. |.
by o'clock this morning ne, ~
meneed to come in and sGs TAXA I.
LOOK at the face of him WILL
loved 30 well AS tie hcA
the crowd increased, and BY |,
.here wasa stream of peons
through the church, s,ns rs ", y,
seats in their pews and "aI
waited for the time when na
were announced to comme,o4. o4o
by $50 O'Clock the chnrcS
the aisles were crowded and .S
leading from the stree, xs,s S s,s
those who were anxiou, N v,,
last sad rites in honor Of ,her
lprelate. 'D''
The entire interior of ,l,e,c,.
was heavily drapcd in black
handsome casket, cop,ain,n,
mains, was placed in the uiids
Immediately in trout Of M
On one eide was a large and n,
floral emblem, representing M
Iajar, and suspended from h
thrown over it, was a bsau,itn1
ldove, representing peace
| The floral harp and cha,ice
described IN the REPrBl.C An
number of bouquets from loyInJ
were placed near the head o,,bs
while on either side were ,lnx
candles. At9 80 o'clock the orur
meaced a solemn strain, aui
minutes later a long line Of
headed by the Very Reverend
Becker, iiled into the space in
the altar, and Immediately shsi
seated, sang the Office Of the deaI
This was followed by Seem 7
, Pontiflcal Mass OF R,Qnied
|, Bishop Becker as celebraut, !,
ii Patrick Corrigan and George
deacon and sub deacon, the led
Schnitzen and f. Feiigan, dsi
f, honor the Rev. William b
Boston, assistant priest, and Il
p. j. MullhO,land and j, }.
matters of ceremony, The chd
/ sang the otiertory, in which
Rhoads and CavensuaA reld
i. solemn and beautiful duett
2l The sermon was then deliyen
Rev. Father NcCallin IRON he
= l6,h verses OF the i,b chapter b
First Epistie TO the COrinttisni
though ye have ten thousand ils
L in Christ, yet have ye not many
!. for In Christ Jesus have besOr
through the gospel. Wherefore
Iyou be ye followers of mt as |
Chris"
nj From this text he lie iyeIel
quent and impressive disc)OtA
which there were very few DR.?
1.-THE vast congregation. In cod
ILLUSTRATED the character Of tied
lby relating that short time ts
Ideath q friend called on him AID
.tswer TO a remark made by The
] about his hay ing fought a goci
the aged prelate said ~ laT
to do my duty, but | lear that
made some IN istaGes, and it 10
lief that the great Judge will b
to a stricter responsibility tnal
hot a priest. "
At the close of the sermon Tie
lrites of the Catholic church S'
Pl Horned over the body by Bishop
assisted by the other prles'
which the casket was closed
4 people requested by Father
move out Of the middle a's'e'
as the aisle was clear the lena
carried TO the hearse, and lls \,
procession formed about !9
} The funeral cortege was Old
l, ,Ilongest ever seen in tbs cll!'
before it left the church The sH1
(which it was to pass were c'0Tu
people. All the was out % ~
Union, crowds lined both sue
. streets, and hundreds vele
II, ,labout the cemetery gates a"A
looming OF the funeral. 4.
Besides the large number ols
that occupied the centre oil ID,
the south pavement was ocrur "
bows, girls and young ladies "
ccded @ by a platoon Of police nnS
Seant Mcvey, followed BY M ',a
CARRYING ca nS a National dag Deep! s'il,!
med With Grape. They f9llIsI
societies i and organization, tic ..,, 10 Y
named yesterday, the d, T.. "a a ID
fcial Society acting ~ "a
houor, marching on eacD '''
a, hearse. ,. usre 6J |
ai Following the heaTse seI," a,,s
dt. coaches, nearly all in ths SIl' Si.h,
ust I single coaches. The tirs; .,ar e,su'
ect @ s.nE.1 svers f,lled with the officiating
he 4, nearly all of them former p4f"
,ol t deceased. most iH
W. The procession was u. naoS, arsalsl
set IN an aged, and reiiec;s Ma,,in .ne Far|
eat mon Chiet Marshal Mai,,I a,uiir hi
at at his aids. A due solemu%t' rat Id
ua' the ranks, and the on"'I Nv, ,soalI
teyerent mein were ,, Nv. i,sse -, Vi
:. show that a iuneTa co''es'
J., ling by. ,on,atery was,
: The Cathedral ceme,g,'' s'ocs, d
by a quarter past one ,s,U D''r rites
lie honors and solemn nsir, m d
s Catholic church, the y !, n,a,s na
-. laid in tue graz