The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-22
BURIAL OF MANNING.
An Extraordinary Tribute to
the Grand Old Prelate.
AUSTRIAN CROWN PRINCE ILL.
Justice Bradley, OF the Supreme Court,
Dying-An Eminent Astronomer
Gone-Passing of the Pioneers.

Loypos, Jan 1.-THE funeral services
over the remains OF Cardinal Manning
were held IN Brompton oratOry today.
Admission ID the oratory was By ticket
only, for Il would have been utterly i'm
possible for the structure 10 contain .
hundredth par. of the vast crowd DESTROYS
OF attending. Notwithstanding the niser-
able weather conditions prevailing, a
crowd began 70 gather II the vicinity
Of the orato-y az an early hour.
Il was composed largely Of work
iogmen and their families and
On every side could be heard
expressions Of love fo- the dead
thick the fog that traffic in the vicinity of
the oretory was brought TO standstili.
When the solemn mass requiem COM
nenced, the orssory was filed with notable
personages representing the church, state
and al political parties. The queen and
Prince and Princess OF Wales were repre-
sented- All the ambassadors Of foreign
powers were presen. also. The coffin re-
posed IN front OF the altar. The
altar was draped with black, the
only ornament visible being soil
tary gold cross Bishop Headley,
OF Newport. preached the funeral sermon
He opened his remarks with q touching
tribute 10 the late Duke OF Clarence and
AEondale. He said an era had been closed
In the history OF Catholicism in England
with the death Of Cardinal Manning and
new one had been opened. He made spe-
cal reference 10 the cardinals efforts TO
secure Catholic education for children, and
declared that the struggle was not yet
over. He added that perhaps the hottest
and deadliest hour OF the educational bat
tie which Is raging throughout the world
will soon be fought.
The music throughout the service was
splendidly rendered. Among those pres
ent were the Duke Of Norfolk, Marquis of
Ripon, Marquis of Butte, Lord Howard.
Burdett-Coutts. Justin Mccarthy, William
O'Brien, John Dillon and Thomas Sexton.
At the conclusion of the service the BODY
was taken TO kensall Green cemetery,
where 1t was inferred, and was followed
By over sd carriages containing many
notable people, after which marched a
large number OF workingnlen's societies.
In some respects the ceremonies at the
funeral OF Cardinal Manning were more
impressive than those of the Duke of
Clarence. Today's services were invested
with all the grandeur Of the Roman
Catholic ritual, attended by all the pomp
betting the last ceremony over the body
OF prince of the church. The whole
scene was altogether most striking and
impressive, especially when 500 priests
marched in two by two and entered the
oratory from behind the funeral hangings
under the dome. All the clergy
wore the richest robes. There were present
representatives of the Benedictines, Fran
clscans, Carmelites. Dominicans and all
religious organizations.
1t is estimated that there were fully 100
600 persons around the cemetery. At the
conclusion OF the services at the grave all
the tapers and candles carried by the
priests were lighted, presenting a weird
scene