The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-10
THE LATE DR.MURPHY
transformations Funeral Services
Over His Remains.
The Dead Surgeon Paid Tributes Of Respect
by sorrowing Fr!euds-1he Mourners
Crowd St. Ignatius Church.

The funeral services over the remains OF
DR.. James Murphy, who died last Saturday
morning at his home on Van Ness avenue,
were held yesterday morning at st. lgDatius
Church.
Contrary to the wishes of the deceased
doctor, his casket was laden down with
magnificent floral tributes, and his funeral,
in point of attendance, was the largest seen
in this city for many years. His numerous
friends offered sincere sympathy by follow
ing the hearse to the cemetery and remain
ing in the church while solemn requiem
for the repose of his soul was being cele-
brated. But his mourning relatives carried
out his instructions faithfully and the SOL
emnity of the obsequies was most beautiful
in its simplicity.
The remains were laid in heavily draped
casket in the front parlor of the residence
of the departed amid a rare collection of
floral offerings. most prominent of which
were large pillow with the word REST"
in pansies and lilies, sent by Miss Kate
Stanton; broken column of white rose
buds, by Jeremiah Mahoney; large cross
by John Mahoney; handsome Tyre, by
Mrs. Argues; basket of roses, by Mrs. j.
Duncan; a laurel wreath, by Mrs. Richard
Carroll; broken wheel by DR.. Stanton ;
an open book with the appropriate legend
Faithful Friend,' by General 2. Murphy 4;
an ivy cross and wreath by Mrs. Martin
Murphy, and Mrs. Enright's gift of beau
tiful pillow and cross. 4 lovely wreath was
the gift of DR.. Whitney, and an anchor and
cross from Bateman Bros.
AT THE CHURCH.
The funeral proceeded to st. Ignatius
Church at 9 o'clock, ard on arriving there
the remains were carried inside, preceded
by the following pall-bearers: Reuben FL.
Lloyd, DR.. Whitney, DR.. ChismOre, Jere-
miah Mahoney, Richard Carroll. DR.. Ayers,
DR.. Mclean and General p. W. Murphy.
Then followed the mourners, consisting
of the widow, leaning on the arm of her
stepson, James Murphy; the two children,
Fannie and Robert; MIR. and Mrs. Enrght,
DR.. John Gallwey and his mother Sister of
ceased's unmarried sister: James Gallwey,
DR.. Stanton and Miss Kate Stanton. DR..
Charles NJ. Enright; John. Louise, Joseph,
Nellie and Margaret Enright and Mrs. j. &.
Robinson; Edward, William and Frank
Stanton.
Rev. Father Varsi met the procession at
the door and preceded it up the long aisle.
while the prelude of Wilcox's requiem was
rendered by the organist. The mass which
was simple requiem, was celebrated by
Father Varsi. Fathers Roney and Har-
rington of the Dominican Fathers, Father
Father Sasha, S. j.. of st. Ignatius College
and several secular priests participated in
the mass. NO sermon was preached. The
following choir sang Wi locks "Libera Re-
QUEEN Solemnis": Sopranos, Mrs. L. Guid-
celi and Mrs. Gonzales; alto, Miss Mary st.
l.. Miller; tenors, Charles Bacn and V.
Carranza; bass, A. NJ. Thornton; organist,
j. Miller.
After the mass the officiating priest read
the office for the dead beside the remains,
when the large congregation of sorrowing
friends of the deceased followed the casket
to the grave. Among the large number of
prominent persons present were:
SOME OF HIS FRIENDS.
Reuben Il. Lloyd. jeremiah Mahoney. DR..
Whitney, DIR. Chism0re DR.. Mclean, Dr. Ayers,
Richard Carroll, +. w. Murphy OF San Luis
Obispo, NJ. c. Hassett, NJ Bateman, Chief Sean
nell, ID strict Engineer Mccarthy, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. John MahOney. A.
Durbfow Charles Elliott, Johu +. English.
Police Captain and Mrs. Douglass and daughter
William Martin, 7. MOiloy, A. Roos, Mrs. Glea-
son, Miss Annie Gleason, Miss Daisy Crowley,
John Deane, j. b. Stetson ana family, Mrs.
Deane, Miss Deane. Mrs. NJ. III. de Young, Mrs. p.
Crowley. Senator Burns OF San MaIeO. Mrs.
Frank Murphy and daughter, Mrs. James Phe-
Ian Mrs. Frank Sullivan, Miss Mole Phelan,
DR.. Howard, DIR. Kate Howard, DR.. 0Brien, DIR.
V. z. Buckley. Arthur Orena. William White,
Hack Inspector Martin, john Fulton, DR.. w. NJ.
hue. Mrs. Callahan Miss Callahan Miss Marie
L. Amos. Arthur Callahan, DR.. Martlneau. DR..
Dennis Pilot commissioner A. &. Freeze and
wife, Charles Trpett, Miss Argues, j. T.. Loner-
gan OF Tucson. DR.. SheeriD,- John Deyine.
The remains were only temporarily in
tered in Calvary Cemetry until a decision
as to their final resting place shall be made.