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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

November, 7ss<c Dsoembss. 7pDc Corn -.
tive. lower, and weak, No =, 4oNc. IN elsya-
tor; s9}ab0txc anokts options sctive. CLOSING
steady, Ha9la decline: October. @v>$c.; Novem.
Oats i air. :sss slrss.as ssd weak opca;
active and weaKor: October, J4c.: Dccem0>r,
Doc. kay, 3pc.. spot No 2. 34a31}@c; mixed
western, 33a30c. cofeo-O Options closed barely
Der. el4ssstl4.s5; January, $40; March.
et4.4Sael4.50; spos Rio quiet but stoady; NO
2, 1ea16lsc. snsnr--Rcnned quiet but ateAdy.
Molasses-Nsw Orleans uuies bat ssesdJ. hice
Cotton-sced OIL steady and quiet: crude. 21llc. !:
yellow. 30ha31c. Rosin quiet tut arm
strained CONNIE 10 good, si.c6ss1,30. Tdr-
pentine dun out nrm at 3oIsa3lc. Pork nrm
sss aS N better rs'esa S1' sss os
Cut-meats dull and steady. kiddles Drm.
short-clear- November, $3.50. Lard higher pat
quiet western steam, 90; city, ss.1Ssss.2o;
October, 1925; January, $3.50 bid. freights
active and nrm cotton, Odd; gram, 80.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October lp.--A drop in the price Of
wheat 10 tho lowest point yet reached on tho
crop, and one lower tnan has been known for
many years, was partly result OF tho Worlds
Fair dedication. Traders who were long seemed
afraid 70 carry their headings over tho three
days and began 70 iiquida's, bu. there was little
or no demand. and 10 was necessary TO make
constant concessions TO end purchasers. 1be
break amounted to Ia, from which there was
a NC. recovery. Corn Is NC Oh. Provisions
show gain OF 5al2ifc. Oats wore quite active,
though weak, In sympathy with wheat and corn,
and assisted by liberal realizing BY longs
There was also good " short selling. May de-
ciined 7sc, but rallied u 70 Nc, and closed
steady.
Cash quotations. Flour slow: prices nomi-
rally unchanged from yesterday. No. spring
and rcd wheat, 72Aa72s&c. No. 2 corn, t1atc.
No y oats, 25hkc. PORK, tl1.Sjas11.90. Lari,
1870. short-fibs. s7.75aslo.50. Dry-ssltei
shoulders. s1.45as7.50. short-clear, <s.20a
1928. Whiskey, sl.i5.
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- nj, To-,rorrow.

The too,.ba,l team OF the University OF Norta
c,roIins viii DO In Richmond tomorrow, ana
viii play match game With me kic1 pn S The
iege eleven on Friday az Island n ,d ra ;rhs
contest win commence ~ s.ov !, - tss ssa.
game promises 70 be one Oh 'ho Do''
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mARRIAaES

SIPE-BAUGHER.--Msrried. on Ne
18th instant. st the Exchange Hotel, 81
Rev: Dr. George Cooper. Mr.. GEORGE Z.
both Of Harrisonburg, We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

New YORK. October 1e.--A break OF nearly
two points In New England on rumors that Q
snsg had been struck In tho alleged deal with
the Boston aud Maine had an adverse influence
on the stock market this morning. The bears
not only hammered New England, but used
every effort 20 mark down prices for other
stocks. The selling for the short account was
quite heavy, but outside OF New York Central
and Northern Pacific, preferred, the general list
yielded only u to u per cent.
PRICES ADVANCE.
During the afternoon the absence OF offerings
OF long stock caused the shorts TO feel appre-
hensiye. and as the dav drew to close the de-
sire TO cover became quite general AS result
prices advanced u 20 nc. from the lowest, and
the nnal quotations, as ruls, were the highest
attained. The Changers and Manhattan led the
upward turn. American sugar sold up from
1885 to l10N, Burlington and Quincy IRON
102as to l03il, Chicago Gas from 80 10 81, Dis
filling and Cattle-feeding from 83A TO 84lf,
Rock Island from slA TO Sflf, and Louisville
and Nashville from 6SI1 TO COZ.
EVEN READING GAINS.
Even Reading, which has been the object Of
special attack on account OF the legal proceed
ings against the coal combination brought by
the Acknowledgement OF New Jersey, scored q
fractional gain. National Cordage, Chicago
junction, and Union Stock Yards and Manhst-
tan we're very strong In the closing dealings.
National Linseed OIL Jumped ~ TO 39c., and
receded to 37lac. Among the influences oper-
ating In favor OF higher prices to-day were tho
easier rates for money near the close, the de
cline IN sterling exchange. the placing Of
large amounts OF railway bonds In Europe
by Drexel, Morgan & Co. and other
leading banking houses on this side,
and the heavy tonnage Of the railroads.
which Is attested by he favorable traf1ic returns
OF lines west and south. The transactions
reached $4,000 listed and $1,000 unlisted.
Gloss STRONG.
The market closed strong in tone.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Erenfnd-- Exchange weak az 494l$a4S64;
Commercial bills. 4S21S Money hrm 4aT,
closing offered at .. Sub-Treasury balances -
Coin. s93 800. 900; currency, sS,543,0O0. Gov
ernments nrm per cents, Il4A. state ponds
steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
GRAIN ANo COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. October 19.--orrSxNas-Wheo
2.7oS bushels Corn. 2i4 bushels. Oats, 572
busheis. Peas. 90 bushels
SAILS Wheat. 1,044 bushels. Corn, 100 bush
els. Peas, 80 Dasheis-
QUOTATIONS.
WasAr. -Louxbarry, 75aSlc. Mixed. 73aS0c.
snortperry. 70as0c. No 2 red, 78a7pc.
JJaM.--White. Virginia (prime), new SOC. ;
No. =. white (nominail, ozc.; No. 2, mixed tnoini
OArx-Wintog lfor seed, 3sa42c.: Ne ..
mixed. 37a37lfc.; No. 9. mixed, 55a36c.
hYY.--U0a3oc.
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Richmonders In New York.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch-)
NEw YORK, October 1e.--E. w. Miner. Metro
politan: II. Wilson, Morton; q. b. Stacy. 81
DENIS: @. nillhiser. Marlborough; Mrs. Plum
raer. Oriental.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for sfsnsy. bonds. stoeks, 0rsis.
Tobacco, Cotton, re-. snd the
westh Indications
rBy telegraph TO the DlspascA.l

fBy telegraph to the DIspaschLl
Fl wAsHrseros. d. O.. October IL.
IEllR forecast for Virginia for twenty
800 flour hours-from midnight TO mid.
night: Fair weather; north winds,
becoming variable; slightly cooler in
southern portion.
For North Carolina Fair weather,
north winds; slightly cooler in northern
portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

s1he California Brandy have u 7 yeosu
old: It's better than most French bsen4y
81 - per gallon. The price Of the Cali
fornis v ~. j. BNyoap, Agent,
1906 east Naio.
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PERSON Al

NOTICE. -HAvING QUALIFIED
~ as administrator OF WILLIAM T. ALLEN.
deceased oil parties indebted 10 him vii como
forward and settle, and all parties having cisilns
against the estate will please ile the same be-
fore the undersigned.
CONWAY X. SANDS.
Administrator Of William I. Allen. deceased.
oc POST
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MEFTIN8N

A STATED CONvOCATION ssSzs
N of LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH VAN
CHAPTER, No. 43, will BIO held ~ the k1I0
tabernacle, In Masonic Temple. Broad -,
and Adams streets. TIL Is tfnursdsyl EVENING,
October goth, at z O'Clock. Royal Arch Masons
In good standing are invited 10 attend.
By order Of the Most Enineat High Priest.
oc Colt :. Is. JACOBS, Sctettty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

RICHMOND, Va. October 20. 1892.
MASONIC NOTICE. - The "A.
WI members of FkATERNAL LODGE. NJ
No. 90, A. Y. and A NJ, are requested 20
attend a called comm Inlcation OF their lodge ~
Masonic Temple THIS DAY at2 O'Clock, to pay
the last tribute OF respect 10 oar deceased
brother J. w. STIlANG.
with US.
BY order OF the w. N.
oe 2O-fts Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

A UBORA LODGE, No. 116, 6GmS.
"A ]. o. o. r.. vii. hold regular H
meeting TONIGHT At Eiletts Hall,
Fifth and Marshall streets, at
O'Clock. Degrees will be conferred Oh sevorst
candidates by the degree stan. All Odd-Felions
IN good standing are cordially invited.
BY order Of the Lodge.
oc20-Thtt w. F.GREEN, Secretary.
FAIRFIELD DEMOCRATIC CLUB
H. will meet at their ciuO-room NJ Hardin shop
TONIGHT. A large attendance earnestly de-
aired, as important business 10 70 DO attended
20. Don't fail 70 be on hand.
@. ID. PEARMAS, President.
.Iouy RouIypya, secretary. &C colt
T,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE clTIzENY 81.
| AZ No. HOOP east Main street. An the city Of
Richmond, on MONDAY. October "a, lSos, at IL
O'Clock u.
&C 20-td NJ Z. SoLpbS' oeIossty'
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FUNERAL OF MAJOR TALIAfERao.
The obsequies Largely Attsudsd-Morr's
Anderson 70 BE Barred To-Day.

The funeral OF Major II. b. Taliaferro' VINO
died Monday night, took place from the First
Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. large gathering OF friends and &C
qualntances assembled TO pay their last triDnte
Of respect TO the memory OF tho deceased. sany
members OF the Grain and Tobacco ExchsnBo
were present. Tho services were conducted ~
Rev. DR.. Robert r. Kerr end Captain FRANK
Cunningham sang an appropriate SOLO. lhe IN
terment took place at Hollywood.
x0RRs sSDEBsos's FUNERAL TO-DAY.
The remains OF Morris Anderson, the 1S-yesr-
cid son OF Mr. Joseph X Anderson, Jr., who was
accidentally killed In Goocniand county Iues-
day while hunting cartridges, were brought 70
Richmonds yesterday morning at S;lo ociock.
They wero met at the depot by large numoeT,
OF friends and conveyed 10 the late residence VA
his grandfather. General Joseph X And sfson,
The funeral will take place from 81 rhuls
church this morning az IL O'Clock, and the inter-
ment will DO at Hollywood. The pall-0earens
will be Messrs. Edwin T.. Hobson, Graham d.
Hobson. De Graffenreidt Hobson, Frank hoosOn'
Archer Anderson, DR.. Joseph X j. Anderson,
Charles Bruce. and Robert Archer. All OF these
gentlemen are cousins Of the deceased, ana All
except the last named acted with him In the
same capacity nj the funeral OF their lamented
grandfather but short time since.
The following will be the honorary pali-pear-
ers: Mr.. +. II. MCGUIRE, Colonel John H. Pu1-
cell, General Charles j. Anderson, MI. Adolpbns
Blair, Colonel w. 4. Cutshaw. III. O. BeaItiei r.
II. Deane. Colonel J. V. Bldgood, Charles h. Dol
ling, William M. HILL and Colonel Iazeweh IL
lett
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

Tax WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear aud pleasant. The skies were clear
at midnight.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
MILLINERY MILLINERY . ~,
MI - SSSS
For the best and most fashionable HATS AM
BONNETs go 10 MIS-. Is W. COSBY.
For WALKING-HATS. CAPS, SAILORS, and
CHILDRENS HEADWEAK.Eo TO
MIS- d. w. C0&BY,
c2O.2t' No. 307 cast Broad stroet.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MAKINE INTELLI0ENCk.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 20. 1892
Sun rises. ......... 6.a5 HIGH TIDE
sun sets ........ J:25 Morning.. ........ 4:2S
Moon rlses........ 6:2l Evening .......... Asa
PORT OF RICHMOND, OcroBss 10. 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers; George w. Allen q Co..
agents.
steamer Arisi, Dsyo. Norfolk. merchsnfise
and passengers: L. B. Tasun, vice. president
Steamship Richmond, New York, morchan-
disc and passengers; George w. Allen 4 Co.,
agents.
PORT oFNEwPORT NEWS, OCTOBER 10. 1892.
lBy telegraph
Schooner 8. 8. Thorpe, New York.
Schooner ID. 5. Williams. New YORK.
SAILED.
Steamship Saturn, Boston.
Steamship Powhatan. Now York.
PORT OF WEST POINT. ocrosEs 10. 1922
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore. pas
songers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore passenger
and general cargo.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean tempArature. ...................6 7h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

The Republican District Committee held an
other meeting last night, and after discussing
the political situation for an hour or two decided
not TO make a nomination Tor Congress. They
adopted the usual resolution declaring that they
cannot get fair count, and urging all kepubll-
cans to see that they are properly registered
and to vote for Harrison and Reid. The second
section OF the resolution reads: "Ihat an au-
dress be hereafter issued by this committee adj
yisinp Repu blicans OF their duty In the coming
election" The 1hrd-party people may have
some interest in the question OF what the proper
construction OF this clause Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

Range of the thermometer at the fro
door Of the DISPATCH office yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
NFW.YURK CITY.

The Tribune Yesterday received SO from "CaSh
and 81 from X for the relief ~ Tn" wido" ana
family of a clergyman FOR whom an appeal was made
through these columns by the Rev :. b. Halliday
on THURSDAY.
The opcn season for several kinds Of game came 10
a close in this state ycstcviay among them quail
woodcock ruflled and pnnatNd grouse, bass. musk't
loncc pike and perch, with tho exception Of one or
two counties.
A good many Of the colorcd population no doubt
remembered In Yesterdays festivities that the Proc
larrntion Of Emancipation was formally Issued on
New Years Day.
Already the windows Of the big drygoods stores arc
CAV with spring dc-s goods, and N" men are aS'ng
each other Where are YOU going for the summer
II Won meet a woman in Broadway with bright
blue umbrella some rainy day this month, don't I'm
aCtne it's hcr summer sunshadc. and that she can't
afford black one; she's In the height Of fnsh'mI.
The Atlas steamship Line has issued convenient
nocl5et pamphlet on Tropical Tours in the West
Indies and on the Spanish MAN, giving routes and
descriptive chapters of places turhcd by the company
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
m qrsr TIE Mrlyr0yoMoH'S GUNS.

rho doui le.tutrctcd monitor Man'onomah The recon
.,.d stool vessel va, hauled from her berth In the
-.,v Ward a, o'clock ycsriiy afternoon by TUG and
- minutes acrvari was her way 10 "a diner Bay
=, tho uprer end Of Long Island Sorni where test l.
10 be- made h"r io-inch Guns ana th' Mdr'nlr ma
,torr q, tho guns and turr,ts. The principal reason
,,,,,,r Yesterday was that 'he East River frrcr
n, moving craft than II would be- oE other days Tho
ve-l j. in command Of captain Montgomery S'ari, th'i
., the Bureau OF Ordnance fr many years. under whose
,ai,istr,,ton the guns and their machinery were Dc
toned Tb. shin went only far the entrance Of thu
Su,d and then anthor q. TODAY she will 20 Card
ncr's Eav and nnne tast, viii be- mad" on Monday
and TUESDAY alter which the vcss will return t. the
Navy Yard report be made on the working OF the
vessel her turrets and her guns.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
WlR SHIPS TO BE RLCLASSIfihD'
THE RESULT OF sFCRFTARY TRAof's NJ" 0''0''''
WITH REGARD To RATING.

rup prsrrT OF SECRETARY TRACY's NJ" O''O'''
WITH REGARD To RNTING'
secretary Tracy has promul-"ted " III" ., ~.
five 10 tn, classification or fHI1h| "a ,', #
%ayv 70 take tho place Of the od feI"i'''' ,o.
.,, . sll,s of and above 1000 tons u''l'''
r.ent shall be cla~,cd - hi'l '"'' ',ocrt a.
o,oy. 1000 but below 1000. tons o'?"' '''' ~
, ,,s tbo,e If 900 and above Dn D,''
. onn ,,,- disbursement. u, hId riit'' anu ''i " q,
, loss than 900 tons displacement rs I'".." .
rbc Old regulations provided a. i'l'"'' '.1.r,
III cnmpri-p steamships - 4,o'o "ls '" ,
and inward irolclad steamers ii ''ooo ''''' , f
,,,, ,,d inward: ,ip,-of-theline, c'in'''o'c' -
NJ , .cc,rd rates will comprise steamships
:, ono ,o I 900 tons displac itohciau ''',.0'
~ oon ,o . 600 tons measurement; frlele' 's"'"7'
com stoned for sea service ihr" '"r.' -, .
,.r;., steamships of 900 u .oV' "'"S '''P-,
tc,,d steamers from loo Ia 2'ooo IONS
loan. NJ war sailing commissioner ior -"
mc"t' s"rP o,es will comprise steamships be
,o,. 100 ton, displacement, dlspatch Ves'c'' '''
ships ,.,,,, ,ha . first rate"
,, 49,. .b,,a @ 900 ton hattleNhips buIIdliE' VIM
,ro IN he named the oregon, N"'>'' '' ,.,rs
.ho h,ttlc.hp Texas the arnoTen 'I"'>0''
,,,,,c Ncy York and 40. u, the 'hn"''''' ,.
=, ., ~ and the barlette turret NcN>el i"!'''''
>"'' - ,a,,trorc Philadelphia. Newark ana 5'n
.. hitherto cla,,,d a hr't rates WI" - 'i''
.,'d -,te list The other second r'''9 VIII ~
49,, cirIc,ton Boston. Atlanta. M'nereA 'l'' ''','"
ard Raleigh. Of the new-buHt Navy NV ranr,r
via,tonon,oh Amphitrit', Monadr'cN "'" i..'o.
,,.,er and Pensacola, Of the oh Navy
a' anu ', r,,n. will include all OF the old sinEle
!.'.,o., ronltor,: the 1000 ton cruisers Detrot'
Montsomcry Monitor and no IL; the Yorktown c'n'or1,
u.,,,ing,on Machia, and Gunhoat NO To- "i inc III"
SAW: and the following vessels Of 'fe oh n'c' =
Ranger. Alert Mouocacy. Eichmond oi"a'ii A.
V.I,u Noh,au. IrOdunlS, h'5i - ,,.1ia, ,',o-,
iamc E.,,x Ettcrpre NpiG Ts,b ma ana nl2 iS'Hc Ic,e
IN ',' i',,. ru,hiug >tllctto Torpci0 boat no. :
nd "a. naval Academy prIct5c ve'S-1.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A Christmas tree In the housc of Henry W. BroWn'
OF No 222 WiOuglby ave. caught fire last evening
from candles on It, and destroyed furniture In the
house to the amount of 81 900 The loss was July
covered By Insurance.
The action of Plymouth Church upon the name OF
Darwin j. Mcserole who has applied for membership
was deferred until February at the church mcetnG
held Just before the watch-night service THURSDAY
evening on the ground that the church rules require
that names shall be voted upon at the meeting on the
Friday night preceding the b monthly communion.
As no meeting could I've held last evening. there VIII
lie no new members admitted to omorrow. There were
seven applicants
John Ruse. fifty four years Old Of Douelassst. near
Raph-ave. received fracture Of the skull yesterday
morning at East New York and Ralph aves. FlatbuSh
by being struck by balestick during quarrel WIN
"A man named sherry. Rusc was taken to ST. Mary :
Hospital and the police looking for his asSallaht
Thomas Hart. Of No. 3ls St, an employe OF
the Municipal Gas Company, reported 20 the police
Yesterday morning that while on duty at the WORKS.
sacket st. and Gowanus Canal, at a. m, he heard
splash in the water ard the cries Of drowning man
who Ind fallen in the west side Of the canal Inc
man sank before lie able q render any assistance
Ire police were searching for the body Yesterday
They could not discover who the drowned man was
The Rev. John ". Chadwick Will lecture upon The
Baptist Church" in the Clinton Street Unitarian Church
10 morrow evening
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
THE TROLLEY FRANCHISE IN DOUBT.

Mr. OHAIIN THINKS THE ALDERMEN'S ACT NAY
BE DECLARED VOID
great difference of opinion exists In regard TO the
status OF the resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen
granting the trolley franchise the streetcar COM
panieS. Elk Mayor Chaplin who failed to sign the
resolutions Thursday before he went out OF Office
holds that the ten days for acton on the resolution
expire at midnight tonight. thus giving Mayor Body
only TO day to act In the matter. The resolution
officially before him. Mr.. Chapin said on Deccm
Der oS, and he counts the ten days from that date
City Clerk Cummings differs from the eX-Mayor
and SAYS that sundays and holidays do not count In
tile ten days and at the resolution Will not become
operative until Wednesday OF next week. lie Is fOrcd
In this view by Assistant Corporation Counsel Matthias
but CORPORATION Counsel IenIs has gwen an opinion
supporting the Mayor In lis view. William Richard
SON. president OF the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Com
pany labored under the impression that the resolution
became operative on Thursday night but was unde
ceved yesterday.
Ex Mayor Chaplin said that there was serious
question whether If Mayo Body did not dlsapprove
the resolution il would be legal. the Board Of Alder
men who passed II became defInct on THURSDAY, ana
as the resolution had not been acted upon X might De
ield that il died with the body which passed H. ne
thought that the railroad companies would not act
under il. The first contract Of the BROOKLYN Cty kN
road COMPANY in the work OF putting Tie trolley IN
operation would amount TO about 3l OOOooo, ana the
company would not the Hok OF haNng IL III
validated By any error on the part II the Aldermen
mitted, however for d difference OF opinion IN the
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
THOUSANDS IN THE PROCESSION.
THE BODY or BISHOP LOUGHLIN TAKEN TO TIL
CHURCH OF IT JAMES.

THE BODY or BISHOP LOUGHLIN TAKEN TO THE
CHURCH OF II. JAMES.
The funeral procession Of mourning members OF tne
Roman Catholic churches Of BrooiNyn accompanied the
body of the Rev. DR.. John Loughn. Bishop OF Bru"k-
lyp from the episcopal residence where ii had lain IN
state since his death. the Church of S. James, the
pro cathedral Of the diocese in Jay ST. yesterday after
noon. The streets between the places were lined
with members of the verous Roman Catholic bodies OF
the CITY, which fell in at the OF the prpccs,ion so
That 600 persons, 1t is estimated followed the
he:se 10 the church. where the funeral Will be held
today.
Amid the tolling Of church bells and through the
lines Of people the procession passed, the start being
made a few moments after O'Clock. At the head Of
the line platoon Of mounted police under ser
geant Johnson the members Of the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum society. and the orphans, numbering
several Thousands Following them came the lay pail
bearers including General James McIeer John Delnar
John c. Mcguire, Hugh Mclaughlin, Thomas Ca~rn,
Felix Campbell, Major Kelley, ir., Dr. JOin Byrne'
Edward Rc"l.e, James Mcmahon. John Good T. W.
Hynes, Ed ard Frcel. J. Keegan, g. II. Nichols, ).
Hoyt, p {. keeley, james O,uivan. Jacob thinner,
John LOughTan. Bernard Earle +. q. Berlenback,
A. Schimme John Clarke. Joseph W. Carroll and JaInos
IIoyt The hearsc behind the lay pail i-bearers.
with the clerical psll-b-a either side. They
were Fathers Malone Corcorsn. Arnold, O'Connel,
Moran. McEnroc, Crowley and liauber Behind the
learc the rest Of the clergy Of the diocese, the
Church ana CIVIC eOIetcs ana ue cltU'Hs III eo"o'"
who desired do honor 10 the dead pelate. The
route Of the procession In CermOnt and Lafayette
avcs, CumberlandSt., Myrtle ave and Jay-st.
At the cathedral the service Of mathis and lands
was chanted by the priests OF the diocese. The body
OF the bishop rested under canopy OF black and
purple. surmOuuted by gilt He wore the
episcopal robes and ring and had his crOzicr beside
Inn In hi hands was a gold chace. ON his head
white mltre and two mres stood at the foot Oi
tie coffin. The church heavily dlapcd in black,
and the bishops CHAIR "as drTped and surrounded
by flowers. Ihe orphan Asylum Board, members a
the Sciety OF -. Vincent de Paul and some sisters
the only persons present besides the clergy AMI
the Bishops rcnuves over 100 priests chantrd the
service. The Rev. j. A. Ery.nan master Of cerc
monies, and Fathers MCCarrcn AID Farrell assisted.
The lessoi- were read By Fathers shelly NallOn and
O'liara: Fathers Eslc.n. Kelly and BrOnakOwsM SING
the second nOcturu. and Father McNsmara Dr. LouA
liz and Nioart'cneral MAY the third nOcurn. After
the Office had been concluded the priests and large
number Of sisters viewed DE BODY ard then The gen
eral public was admitted. The body lay in state until
midnight.