The morning call., 1891-04-07
DUST TO DUST.
Requiem for the Repose Of the
Late Coll Deane.
Solemn Services at the Sacred Heart Church.
Funeral of DR.. Beers From Old Trim
ity"-C. L. Virgins Burial.

Yesterday morning, shortly after s
o'clock, the remains of the late Coll Deane
were conveyed from the family residence
on Cole street to the Church of the Sacred
Heart, where a solemn requiem mass for
his repose was celebrated.
Early as was the hour there was large
attendance of the friends and business ac-
quaintances of the deceased to pay their last
mournful tribute of respect to his ashes.
The sacred Office for the dead was solemn
lied by Rev. Father Mccain. to the accom-
paniment of Schmidt's requiem mass. rem
dered by the following choir: Organist,
Mrs. Walliser; sopranos. Mrs. Rottanzi,
Mrs. Verdou and Miss Barry; contralto,
Miss Constance Barry; tenor, Signor Zil-
liano.
FLORAL TRIBUTES.
1t was the expressed wish of the family
that no floral tributes should be sent, never
theless the relatives, v it'll a few close
friends and the Stock Exchange, of which
The deceased was an old and prominent
member, testified to the esteem in which
his memory is held by number of elegant
floral offerings.
That from Mrs. John Deane was wreath
of ST. Joseph lilies, lamarque roses, double
peach blossoms and maiden's-hair.
Mrs. Edouard Barron, a sister of Mrs.
Deane. sent a beautiful cross OF white buds,
studded with camellias and white lilac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin's tribute repre-
scented the Coates a Jar" beautiful floral
piece of Vi0lets, paDSies and Lamarque
roses.
The San Francisco Stock Exchange was
represented by large and elegant basket
of La France and Lamarqne roses. the han
die of needle-palmS being gemmed with
white lilac Rprmu1a lilies and maiden hair.
Other handsome tributes consisted Of
floral sickle, a pillow OF white roses,
broken column, cross of lilacS and clus-
tiers Of fragrant blossoms, which were ar
ranged on and around the bier.
MoURNERs AND PALL-BEARERs.
After the last sad rites had been per-
formed the remains were carried from the
church and conveyed to Oakland for inter-
ment. The mOurnerS included the widow
and her four orphaned children, Mrs. John
Deane and her son and daughter, Mrs.
Edouard Barron, Mrs. Andrew Mullen isis
ter of the deceased aud her family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin.
The pall-bearers were: A. J. Ralston, j.
G. EastIand, George Rossiter, A. j. Lough-
borough, Emile Hoffman, w. Benjamin, DR..
Adams. Colonel Sutherland, James II.
Barry, George Whittell, Jasper Mcdonald
and A. ii. Lssack. the two last named
gentlemen representing the San francisco
Stock Board
FRIENDS PRESENT.
Among those present at the requiem
services were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Weth-
Grill, Mr. and Mrs. 2. j. Thomas, Mr., and
Mrs. p. j. Sullivan, j. j. O'Brien, Henry
Schmedeil. E. z. Murphy, b. Marks, Joseph
Marks, w. I. Baggett Z. I. Atkinson, A.
f. Coffin. Supervisor Burling, j. Cahlll, A.
g. Gurnett, +. a. Massey, Captain 0'Don-
nell, Jere Lynch. II. II. Noble, j. w. Scott,
j. Il. WattIes, Walter Turnbull. George 7.
Marye, A. J. Moulder, W. l.. Duncan, j. NJ.
Shotwell, Samuel Dixon, Henry Lissack.
Thomas O'ConDor, L. Rogers, Philip Fay,
l. Newnall, A. ". Foster, Ii. Kuhl, Captain
c. w. Hulse, James King, Thomas 0'Con-
nor and E. 2. Murphy.