Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-19
LAID AT REST.

The Funeral Services Of Hugh Daley A Large Number of Prominent
 People in Attendance.
 The remains of the late City Attorney | Hueh Daley laid in state yesterday from Il o'clock 8. m. until 9 o'clock in the after noon at his late residence, 125 Whalley avenue, and large number of people took advantage of this opportunity to obtain last look at all that was mortal of their late fellow-townsman.
 The funeral services began at 3 o'clock, Rev. Dr. Harwood of Trinity church ofh- ciating. The service was brief and simple, hut solemn. A large number of promi- nent people of this and other cities were present, nearly all of whom made some floral tribute to the memory of the de- ceased. Near the casket stood an oil painting of MT. Daley in his younger years, and this was wound about by beautiful clusters of china asters from Mrs. Maltby, a neighbor. Thomas H. Sullivan sent sheaf of wheat, a pillow marked 'My Friend, ," and another with "Hugh" in immortelles. MT. Boyd, the lifelong friend of the deceased, sent | a very beautiful wreath of roses. and General and Mrs. George H. Harmon cross. One of the most beautiful of all was pillow with the word Brother" l from the deceased's brother and sisters. Lieutenant Governor Merwin sent roses; John F. Gaffey, wreath of china ssters. | Among others were: A crescent from Ed | ward Chatterton; a wreath from Corpora tion Counsel c. T. D-iscoll; an anchor
 from the city court officers; floral cross
 from a delegation of oolored friends under
 Rev. A. P. Miller and Captain Wilkins; 6
 bouquet of white flowers from Mrs. Minnie
 Coe, colored domestic employed by MT.
 Daley for many years; bouquet from
 Mrs. Bowman, another servant of de.
 ceased; bouquet of roses from MT. James
 A. Austin, and beautiful floral display
 from Colonel Patrick McGovern of Hart
 ford, long and earnest friend of Mr.
 Daley. The flowers made a beautiful
 sight, and were particularly suited to ths
 occasion, as MT. Daley all his life had {
 great liking for such things and has culti
 vated them for many years.
 Mr. Daley had large number of friendl
 at Hartford, and 8 great many of then
 came down to the funeral. A large dele
 gation of the Knights of Honor, of whicl
 Mir. Daley was member for fifteen years l ana QoleS6GlOu or bQIe0 QuuOr0O IrOu
 the Young Mems Republican club were il
 attendance, also many members of the Re
 publican league.
 The following were among those pres ent: His honor Mayor Sargent, Leutenan Governor s. E. Merwin. Colonel Patric
 McGovern and General McManus, both o Hartford, Tax Collector Futile, Judg
 Rufus s. Pickett, F. s. Porter, Sergean W. Mcbride, Captain James Wrinn, Cler , of City Court James Bishop, ex-Chief 0 Police Charles F. Bollmann, City Aud itor John w. Lake, City Cler
 Edward E. Downes, Corporation Couns' c. T. Driscoll, Commissioner Thomas E 7 Sullivan.
 The interment was in the family lot i the Evergreen cemetery, and many peop
 followed the funeral cortege to the fn' resting place of the deceased. The bearer were as follows: Herbert E. Bentol Hiram Jacobs. Alexander Troup, John f Gaffey, James Bishop and E. E. Boyd. 3 Out of respect to the occasion the offic, r at the city hall were closed and most ( t the officials attended the funeral. thoue
 not in body. The flag upon the Your Q Mems Republican club has been kept :. half mast since the death of MT. Daile
 The city flag on the green was at ha l mast during the services.