The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-02
MOURNING BISHOP LOUGHLlN
10000 PERSONS WATCH 4 PLAIN cor
FIN BORNE TO 7HE CATHEDRAL

10000 PERSONS WATCH a PLAIN cor
FIN BORNE TO THE CATHEDRAL
| Father Sylvester Malone asa Father O'cou-
| neil -Wnih- ~ the Head OF she Clergy
The Body to Lie In State In tho Cathe.
drni Untn O'Clock This Mernlna.
Thirty. eight years ago-on Now o. 1853-a
man In the prime OF life. attired In the robes OF
q Catholic Bishop. stood at tho door OF old st.
James's Church In Jay street. Brooklyn. With
him ware tho Most Rev. John Hughes. Arch
bishop Of New York, often called the greatest
Of American prelatos; Archbishop Bedini, the
Popes nuncio. who some weeks before had
consccratcd the man first mentioned a Bishop:
bishop Bayley OF Newark. who was consecrat-
ed with that man. and large number Of
priests Several thousand children and MEM
bers OF Catholic societies had escorted them to
the church. Tho man was Bishop Loughlin.
whom the Pope had made the head Of the new
ly created diocese Of Brooklyn. He was about
to he installed. ..,.
Yesterday hundreds Of priests. Thousands Of
children. and a great gathering OF laymen es-
corted that same Bishop to tho door Of the old
church. but. instead Of singing the glad 80 e
Deum." tho priests chanted the mournful
Office Of the dead. and band played funeral
dirge Among the thousands who accom-
panied the remains as guard OF honor
In the ceremonies Of thirty eight years
ago. He was the Rev. Sylvester Ma
lone. tho pastor Of the Church Of sts Peter
and Paul At Bishop Loughlin's installation
he celebrated the solemn high mass.
The occasion OF yesterdays great outpour-
ing was thetransier Of the Bishops body from
tho episcopal residence In Greene and Cler-
mont avenues. whore he died on Tuesday, to
tho old st James's Cathedral in jay street,
o
services arc to bo held Today: From Wodnes-
day afternoon until yesterday afternoon at
fs,sS4s ss .ss0usa tho room
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the public
s p ss nans later
The body. which was attirod in the, robes Of Q
gishon, vas to be taken from The eIise9pal
snSS1 os I streets yspt the
Sls: TSs house Was fIcd with ptlssss and and
SSon slp1,Iaa B,ooklyntes Shortly after fer
ttGhs BII;slop,s bier: Then tie clergy and
slosed tie plain eo aa W these th isa
sssn SSoss I'm tie in hSS on ts ceS
The thousand orphans. in their neat suits with
Then came the trustees Of the asylums. When
these had passed the door a heqrse. drawn BY
az deH a t ES4 as
tRaoasand4s in the streets had assembled to
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for it. and Conterno's band began q funeral
s sHs ssSles hs sen h9s s sR
4 hundred y i priests Of the diocese walked
In wSieh Mis sfs Bshop
Mr affs Miss
a friend OF the family Gonterno's band came
lie societies and citizens followed The
f. jay street: e the csthsdrsl;; All slons Tie
and banners wers ranged at the curb. and
back Of them stood. people who had gathered
sen nsy tS s hs neoo
removed their hats; The Catholic societies
up to tRem At e many points along the s line
emblems were displayed.
Shortly before o'clock the cathedral was
reached. The venerable edif1ce was almost
hidden In black. and the old house across tho
street in which the Bishop lived for thirty.lye
was borne up the middle aisle and placed on q
cat4faique covered with black cloth. that stood
at the head OF the aisle. near the altar. Over
tho cntafalque was spread a canopy Of purple.
The collin was uncovered. and the relatives. the
clergy. the pail bearers. and as many Of the
members OF tho societies as could crowded
into tho venerable cdiflco. Emblems Of
TSe Wsss ~ the
On tho Bishops throne at the right OF the
was an open book Of white roses
and at the right Of the throne stood q large
cross Of smilax.
, The clergy. led by the Very Rev; Michael
May, pastor OF the Church Of the Holy Trinity
chanted tho office Of the dead. At its conclusion
the s VA H enter s
was open all night. and q stream Of people
poured into 1t. :.
This morning at O'clock the cathedral will
will be admitted to view the remains. At 10
0 clock the funeral services will he begun with
2 pontincai mass OF requiem. celebrated by
Archbishop COrrigan. He will TO assisted by |
4 sls t, WIZ BIs,h,op sashiia: bishop MsQasid
services the body will be placed In a crypt |
under the altar. where It Will remain until the |
new cathedral on the Hill has been built. |
Mayor May, 1h Body and tho Common Council will at
Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop Ryan Of Phil
ats sshhp
D.alact Horstpan n (IavoIanJ mud Mar |