New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-29
FUNERAL or Pa TRICK s. GILMORE.
4 BIG CROWD VIEWS TIE PROCESSION AND
TIIRoNGs THE CHURCH.

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THRoNGs THE CHURCH.
The funeral Of p. s. Gilmore took place YESTERDAY
morning In ST. Francis Xaver's Church' III "'s' DIN
to.nthst Early In the morning the Intimate irehus
- rho family gathered at the house In ElgitySAth-
=, ,,,h rho committees from the various clubs ana
sncotIcs IN which Mr. Gilmore belonged, and private
services were conducted by the Rev fa'her ''N''
non Of 81 Francis Xavier's Church Aiter the ser
vices the procession formed under the dr'cuoh
OF Colonel Camp, of the 22d Regiment Inspector
McAyoy was in charge Of the police Arrangement
Al oI5 O'Clock. the metallic colin, coVcreu VIZ"
black cloth was carried % the hearsc by t' W. bro"h'
Il ~ pnttain c. :. Wcile, q. H. Benedict Noer'
Wilkinson and p. j. secor. all non commissioner o"'
GERS Of the I'D Regiment. Tile HONORARY IN'"'""
ors followed They were Alexander h. Bremer ana
rohn Hart Jacob IiammenohMidt Johh pe'n,
J. d. Desmond J. +. Hrrell, Johh ~ 'v"e''.
and Joseph Howard Ir The procession was formed
80 ,,,o,,s. plotoon Of police, band. flowers In open
co,r,sy,s honorary pail bcares. military escort con
listing OF seventeen members Of the I'D Regiment III
Uniform hearse fankcd by pallbnrcrs ana ohcerS y,
the ed Regiment. I'm fatigue uniform unu'r ooo"''
camp and "a detachment of IN" ola "ua'u' "'
der Lieutenant Moore, members ana i'rn''.
members Of GilmOte's b1d. members vi "a
Pc dmen In pnin clothes. members Musical Pro'ec'"e
,'n,nn Catholic Cub. Press Club and Irish National
the The route was down Eighty sxhst. to The
Houl.yarl to Fity .eighthst., 10 F1fthaVe' ID Ola
tcenth-st.. TO the church -,
Long before the procession reached the 'hu''h ''''
crowd had become dense that the gates to the ehur.n
we're thrown open Ia tie hope Of relieving tho crush
f., DIV. minutes they were closed again. as every
available seat, except those TrerVed iOr 'he "'H'
opd committees had been taken. \ solemn requiem
,u.ss wa, celebrated, the Rev. Father Denny con-
duciiug tho service. Father Van Rensselaer, w"s
d.ucon and Fnther Collins sub deacon. lie Kew
Father pnrdow delivered eloquent and Impressive
cuOgy. ,
Alter the services the procession marched 'h'ouk"
sixteenth Il. to Fluhave., TO Twenty sccoWls'' "
r1tsi ave-, 10 Twenty third It, 10 the ferry, "VeIe All
hut ia. mouriels and bHng squad dropped out ~
calvary Cemetery TIE Hiring squad u seventeen men
fired three vollcys over the Coffin, which was theh
placed in the receiving vault
Among tho--c present at tie funeral were NuS"h
,orbiu rotAer Ducoy. Edward oMnhoney ana pr'
Nornu of Boston. OF tho Lotus Club weFe pFes'h'
y o. L. Robinson. Colonel X. Lathers. Chester D.
I,rd IT, a. Turner, EdwaId Moran, thandos Fulton
1,innel + ". Knox, Or. y. I. lill, H. h. l"bsc'c,'
Dr A h. Mcdonald, sydney Resented ana r. H.
The Iress club was represented by John a; OoSh
Grill joseph Howard, IT,, Amos J. Cumming chrcs
II Price John ". keliaf. Thonms ii. Evahs' hh"aN
ray-on We.t and Frank Angevine. ,,
IN. National t,dcnfiOn vi America s'A' yu.so
Notgun ! ~ Brtcn Dr. William Il. Wallace, Judge
u,scph T. DAILY John ID. Csimmins, Patrick Gleason
ia,ors Cniciran. Peter Mcdonnell, Edward T.
shrchy Hugh kng. william l.. brown, Dennis LvVneS
DR. 4 j. McGurc, Michael fenneAy, Thomas Men
nelly Jnucs \. OG,Tmnn, joseph T. Ryan,, MhJo'
John Byrne and NJ Is. Holmes.