New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
PATRICK A. GILMORE'S BODY COMES.
RECEIVED By FRIENDS AND REPRESENTATIVES,

RECEIVED By FRIENDS AND REPRESENTATIVES,
OF socIEuEs-pLANs FOR THE FUNERAL.
Tie ST. Louis express train. bearing the body OF
Patrick sarsied Gilmore, rolled into the Grand Gen.
trail Station at 80 a. M yesterday. Long BEFORE
that hour large crowd of people had gathered tnere
President Alexander Bremen, OF the Musical Mutua
Protective Union. and Commander Jacob Hammer
schmidt, OF Musical Post No. 41r, q. a. K.' mao
both issued orders TO the members oil their organ
cations to assemble at the station to pay tribute
to the memory Of their comrade, and many members
responded. There also representatives Of ouies
societies TO which Mr. Gilmore belonged Among
the friends OF Mr. Gilmore who were present we.s
the Rev Father Mckinnon. OF st. Francis Xavicrs
Church, which Mr.. Gilmore attended, Ewaru o'i"
honey Dr. Moran. OF Boston: J. Carter, Mr. Angelo
Charles f. Pratt who was with Mr.. Gilmore for SIX
teen years, and Mr. Harvey. The Rev fal'es
McKnnon and Mr.. OMahoney went to the 'Niih'
and shortly afterward Father McKinnon ana Dr'
Moran appeared escorting Mrs. Gilmore ana MIS-
Gilmore following on the arm Of Mr.. oMshohe!'
Mr. schultz OF ST. Louis. also Joined the party
A delegation Of Musical Post No 40: escorted the
truck bearing the body To the Forty -secondst' en-
trance where they lifted II 10 their shoulders anu
bore II 10 the hearse the members of the union pasS
" The Lost Chord" and Chopn's funeral march. u
broken harp bearing on Its base the wsNs hos"
No. g." rested upon the box containing the CONN
Gilmorels band accompanied the body from ST. Lo"i.
The funeral will be held to-day at ST fran'S.
Xaviers Church. I'm sixteenthst. near siA'"e -
10 O'Clock solemn high mass Of requiem VII, W
said Father Denny acting celebrant. Father 'a"
Rensselaer, deacon, and Father Collips suoN
Father Pardue, president Of st. Francis Nav'ers N
lege will deliver the eulogy, and Father YOUNG WIZ
have charge Of the singing .,..s
Tho body will be taken from the house at oeiv.
10 day and viii be escorted by tho members Oh .'
aed Regiment with band and representatives % ~
various societies to which Mr.. Gilmore oo'ouso
The officers OF the regiment and the nrins V.
will alone BE- uniformed Mrs. Gilmore having rquesS
the least display possible. The procession VIII NV
down the Boulevard to Fifty -cighth-st, % fn"Nv"
TO Sixteenth-st. After the services they WI NV
through Fifth.ave to Twonty-secondst st., 70 f'ssve~
10 Twenty .thirdst. ferry, where the prooessioa va.
disband, the firing squad accompanying the n.s
to Calvary Cemetery, where It viii nre three 'oss
over tho conn, which will Be placed In 49,
Members OF the Musical Union and OF Mun0ei W.
No 453 Will escort the hcarse, and the Lotoe. Fosr
Catholic and many other clubs and socIeuoe 49,
send repre- sentatves Many letters and teleeIams n
been received by Mrs. Gilmore expressing ymps.nt
and resolutions have been passed py the atn ~ NJ
and other organizations deploring the dea'" VI ~
Gilmore. - o,.,s.,onsh
The palbearers will consist Of non commissions
officers OF the 22d Regiment: G. W. Brown. ar"Sl
major: T. u. Britton quartermaSter seigsan' un,,X
Where, commissary sergeant o. d, n ne Secoe.
general guides. The honorary Rallbearers C.ssoXs
!. d. Desmond and J. p. Farrell, OF the Catnonv
Club; John A. Cockerin and Joseph Howard IT, liza
Club; Aexandsc Bremen prs ms potsct,yS Union
Jacob Hammerschmiit and John NJ. Be'k. OF MUSIC"
Post. No. 452, G. A X.