New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
,.,o, Jewett of the I'd Brigade, reviewed tbe
pckl1 and after ward made thorough Inspection oi
o,pDJyAL: WOLOSKEY STRONGER.
,v,yc A LITTLE AFTER A GOOD REST.
,o,-syp BY THE CHATTER OF flEt-ENoiNN-
PRAYERS OF BAPTIST CLERGYNES'

norsyD BY THE CHATTER OF
ppAyERs OF BAPTIST CLERGYNES.
-,;.oI o1eCloskey passed restful night Mednes-
,;ah, and he felt the full benefit of it yesterday
Gay cx,bat restless till midnight and his sleep
i s,fu, and broken. His three nieces were by his
we and two nuns detailed by Sister Irene OF the
60 Wi, Foundling Asylum. The devoted mnistra-
49,, % these nurses made the patient as comfortable
~. condition would permit, and about l o CLOCK ne
,-.oo,no s,othcd and fell quietly asleep and reSted
III for several hours This restlessness was due III
.t mart 70 nervousness and the passing away Oh 'hS
s,optop, was attributed more to weakness thah any
.Li,c else Soon after the Cardinal awoke yeS'oIu"'
ino mass was celebrated i'll the little chapei OF 'he
,noDsion by Father Mcdonnell The nuns VINO n'u
,,oon in attendance upon the Cardinal during lhe
bt retired TO the chapel from time TO time 10 oie
prayer. M xsros
A LITTLE after o'clock yesterday morning III nea''
made his call upon his patient, remaining sono t'no
His rcoort upon corning from the Card'hal pouSn-o
nos favorable lie sand the patient hau eNuo''5
canned IN strength during the nlght anu was 'oO''
Comfortable though still extremely weak he was Ho'
tia % talking OF moving any extent and was
Ell tho greatest difficulty understood by those apont
49, ITO took his uourishment about this Tune ana
A- III mare cheerful and comfortable than ne had
- Gov soveral DAYS. One IF the first callers OF the
49,, ,,os Monsicnor Farley. who preceded Father NC
I'LL "a rrivote secretary TO the Cardlna. pom
;orninq of the danger ct Immediate 9:soiu,'" 1
Tans;g1or Farley had ff'teled 10 the pouslno VI %
reIatc The Cardinal rested some tnrousi wv nv
pI5 at II o'clock the clattering oi nre Gnslh
tbTougb Fiitieth-st roused ET 10 lnoio ~ In
conscSouspess OF his surroundings tnan a - 20
ay.ar,I days There was marked lalIy, Oi LIS
lIt;os oCer this and he seemoo oflgDt anu l'Atol
-: Tho names Of some OF The VS. . u tno a!
were read to him. ard be IgnlpeGr ms torhIc
tn,aT names bv feeble smile lheSe iaVorap }
I;,i,s continued through the day, III sQite Oh inc
change in the weather and the depressing atmosphere
that came with the ram. -, ill.,, d,,,i-c, tho
dov' William II. Sadler. William H. Guon: Eugene
KeIIv the Rev james Kane, the Kew DE- A. hrieI' pl
3he Cbureh Of Our Lady of Mt Carmel VI tfeu'ilcA
bedford f. f. Bedford, Henry Amy silas -, Ootton
NJ Winneprg Man: Mr. and Mrs Jo.euh j. oDoEohHe
John A. McSOrlcy, the Rev: ID. A. MerrcR, holIS W.
Murnhy Richard Ii. Clarke Father Primeau OF
Roucherye Canada M0nsigpor Preston, tlt new
William II. Tole the Rev. T. McCloskey OF st. Leo /;
Father Sylvester Malone, OF Williamsburg JoSeph
+ Coruqan Rosw ell E. Hatch. joseph Bales. Jeremiah
Deylin w. H. G. GAVIN. Mr.. and Mrs William
buchanan and Father Mcdowell, OF ST. Agnes $ IN
the afternoon John kelye carriage ur"no uD 10 'h'
door and be was within the mansi IN for some tune.
Some mourning drapery was placed III the cathodIa'
during the day and many who saw II had their appre-
tensions excited. The drapery, however, was lor =
fIneToi which occurs there today. Many men and
women went 20 the cathedral 10 oh2r prayer ioi inc
Cardinal :.;, ,
.r;src 400 or 500 clerCymen in session yester-
Sav AZ the Sixteenth Street Church. when touching
;ncdent occurTcd. The Moderator Is the Rev. IL
saunders pastor of the Central Church AT the close
Of the afternoon he referred to the illness OF
Cardinal McCOSkey saying that though they Gl.eiCu
;doi- in torms nf faith and creed from the Catholic
CbUrsh, they could not help recognizing in that
eminent clergyman a noble Christian brother He
suggested that they unite in PRAYER Tor his welfare
and called on the Rev. Dr. Elder TO lead IN that ser
vice DR. Elders prayer was an eloquent INVOCATION
of Gods flessng on the Catholic preate m which the
entire asscr.bage of cergymen participated
DR. Keyes delayed his afternoon CAN nhtil o:Io p III
and was AT the bedside Of his patient twenty minutes
He onnd the Cardinal he said, st enjoying the acces
sion of strength and spirits which had 'come TO nm
during The day. lie did not fear any mmedlae danger
but he had no idea that the rally OF
the Cardinals strength anything but
temporary and it might fail again at =, any
moment At O'clock DR.. Keyes made his last call ior
The night and only remained about ten minutes ne
said that the Cardinal resting comfortably ahG
seemed I'm a fair way to live through the night