The record-union., 1895-03-05
RIGHT REV. PATRICK MANOGUE,
Died February 27, 1895,
Aged Ga years and 16 days.
Requiescat in Pace.

The chancel-rall, the pulpit and the
Bishops seat in the sanctuary are all
neatly draped with the emblem of mourn
Ing, forming sad contrast with the
bright and cheerful fresco-work that has
just been completed in the sanctuary and
which adds greatly to the general effect
Of the interior of the edifice.
The funeral services will begin at 10
o'clock this morning with a pontifical
requiem mass at which Archbishop Rior-
dan of San Francisco will be the cele-
brant. He will be assisted by his own
Master Of Ceremonies, Father Mulligan,
and also Father Hines of Woodland.
Rev. Father Lynch, Vicar General, will
also take prominent part. Fathers
Grace and Walsh of this city will act as
Deacon and sub-Deacon, respectively.
The sermon Will be preached by Rev.
Father Quinn, one OF the most eloquent
pulpit orators in the State.
There will be five ablutions at the bier,
to be rendered by Nicar-Generai Prem
dergast of San Francisco, Rev. Father
Narsi of the Jesuit Order of san Fran
cisco, Father Kennedy of Eureka, Hum
boldt County, and Father Coleman Of
Marysville. The final ablution will be
by Archbishop Riordan, and also by
Archbishops Montgomery ofLos Angeles
and Scanlan of Salt Lake, ii they should
be present.
Following is list eff the clergymen
others are expected: Most Rev. Arch
bishop Riordan and his Secretary, Rev
Father Mulligan; Very Rev. rather
Lynch, Vicar-General OF Grass Valley:
Very Rev. Father Prend ergast, Vicar.
General of San Francisco; Very Rev.
Father Varsi, s. j., San Francisco: Rev.
Father Scanlan of San Francisco; Rev.
Father Power OF Livermore; Rev. Father
McGrath of Red Bluff; Father Quinn of
1reka the preacher of the occasion),
Father Reynolds of Willows, Father Me-
Feely of Placerville, Father Smith Of
Hollister, Father Claire of Nevada City,
Father Greely of Grass Valley, Very Rev.
Father Moloney of Sutter Creek, Father
Nanschie of Jackson, Fathers Grace,
Hunt and Walsh OF Sacramento, Father
King OF Oakland, Father Kennedy of
Eureka, Father Coleman of MsrysvIlle,
Father Meagher of Forest Hill, Father
Tormey of Auburn, Father Twomey OF
Smartsville, Father Gleason OF San Lean
dro. Father McNally of Oakland Father
Serda of Temescal, Father O'Conner of
Stockton and Father SIattery OF Napa.
The services Will be very impressive
and the music will be one OF the chief
features. The members of the choir have
been rehearsing for the event for several
days. The programme is as follows:
Months Solemn Requiem and Lib
era Me-" The full choir will be COM
posed of: Mrs. j. II. Coppersmith, Mrs.
A. Bonnheim, Miss Rose Heusch and
Miss Marie Dunster, sopranos; Miss Leda
Peltier, Mrs. j. o.. Genshlea, Mrs. B. L.
Howard and Mrs. Robert Hawley, altos:
w. Longbottom, G.. Cioth, II. Blair and
r. Cohn. tenors; J. q. Genshlea, c. NJ.
Phinney and w. II. Beardsley, bassos.
At the close of the service Beethoven's
''Narche Funebre" will be rendered by
the organist, Miss Lizzie NJ. Griffin, who
will be assisted throughout the service by
q string quintet, composed OF Messrs.
George Franz and II. Venderhoof, first
violins; Otto Noack, second violin; f. II.
Llndermeyer, viola, and T. Jay Lewis,
cello. The string accompaniment has
been arranged from requiem especially
for this service by c. a. \ eale.
at the grave quartet from the Cathe-
dral choir will chant the "Benedictus"
and "De Profundis.p
The pail bearers will be Very Rev.
Father Lynch, Vicar-General of Grass
Valley; Father Kennedy, of Eureka
Hum boldt County: Father Coleman, OF
Marysville; Father Grace, of Sacramento:
Father kiely, of Reno, Nevada, and
Father Tubman, of Virginia City.
The route of the funeral procession will
be from the Cathedral TO l. street, up L to
Sixteenth, thence 10 q, thence to Twenty
nrst, and thence to st. Joseph's Cemetery,
Only few carriages can be allowed TO
enter the cemetery.
All the Catholic organizations and So
cieties will participate, and their posi-
tions In the line will be in the following
order: Members of both branches of the
Young Mems Institute, on foot; Catholic
Knights OF America, on foot: Ancient
Order Of Hibernians, on foot; Hibernia
Benevolent Society, on foot; the pall-
bearers; the celebrant; the hearse. drawn
by four black horses; the mourners; the
visiting clergy; the acolytes with Chris
tian Brothers; the Children OF Mary, with
Sisters OF Mercy; Young Ladies' Insti-
tute.
The children of St Joseph's Academy,
conducted by the Sisters OF Mercy, have
been granted the privilege of planting
some roses over the grave of the Bishop
Immediately after the burial.