The evening times., 1896-04-23
BURIAL OF GEORGE BOGUS
Eloquent Address By Father Stat
lord at st. Patrick's Church.
Pa,Ibearers Were All Ex-Presidents
of Carroll lnstitute-Prominen
Catholics In Attendance.

Funeral services over the late George
Bogus, president OF Carroll Institute. were
held this morning at st. Patrick's Church
Oh Tenth street. The attendance was un-
usually large and many members or the
Catholic societies of which he had been a
o,en,ber honored his memory by their pres
enCe.
From carly morning the remains were
visited at Carroll Institute by friends OF
the deceased 1t was there that the funeral
PROCESSION began. The absence of flowers
was noticeable. aud the customary inscrip-
ton Oh the casket was missing. These Tea
lures were not considered extraordinary,
as they were in accordance with the de-
ceased's expressed wishes
In the reception room, to the right OF
the main entrance. the casket reposed in
deepest black. An the members OF Carroii
Institute wore badges, with the inscrip-
ton. Truth and Duty" Covering the
white insignia was piece OF black crepe.
Just before the arrival OF Father star
ford, who delivered the opening prayer
tho remains were viewed by the orphans OF
st. Joseph's Orphanage and st. Ninccnts
Asylum.
The BOYS. under the leadership OF Sister
EuphraSia. and the girls. ehaperoned by
Sister Matilda. marched in one door or
the building. past the caskct, and out the
other door. where they formed in line ON
| the pavement and marched TO st. Patrick's s
| Church behind the hearsc.
tthe church solemn requiem mass was
| celebrated, with Father Stafford as cele-
brant, and Father DeWolf and Father
Magee, deacon and subdeacon.
| Father Stafford delivered the address.
! He said the deceased had lived Il life like
] the white flower of purity. he had lived
with a pure soul and upright heart. He
! had lived up to every requirement OF re-
| Hgion During the time OF Father Walter
! and Father Keane he was their right arm.
! Among his many actions. one was 10 visit
| the workhouse every Sunday. He worked
| zealously for Carroll Institute.
| II have TO say TO the young men," con-
tinued Father Stafford; 'be like George
Bogus: be honest, pure. uprght: be men;
be faithful Catholics like he was; be
charitable to the poor, and finally let US
all cherish his memory and his good deeds.
! Following the address the choir sang
Nearer My God 10 Thee after which
the mourners and friends filed from the
church. The interment was in Glenwood
| Cemetery.
The pallbearers were all ex-presidents
Of Carroll Institute. They were Dominic
/. Murphy, Thomas j. Sullivan, Ralph
| Jefferson, Edward j. Hannah. NJ. Ed
mond MaIIett, and Edward W. Sohn.
Among the prominent Catholics in at
tendance were the Officers and directors
OF Carroll Institute, viz: James F. Shea
vice president: Nathaniel T. Taylor. treas
urer; Joseph A.. Burkhart. secretary. 9th
ers were John j Dolan. N. II. Shea. F
Leroy Livingston. Bernard Bailey, Aloysius
JOY, B. F. Lowcraft, Frank ]. LowCraft
Rudolph Eichhorn. Charles W Handy, Fran
els Miller, George J. May, Frank May
william F. Downey. Waring Whyte, J. II
Forsyth. John B. Brady, William O'Brien
Matthew NJ. Johnston. Edward ]. Jones
Daniel Hannon. william Dickson, James
Handley, William BraZue, DR.. Wilkinson
John ]. Dermond, F E. Mitchell and B.
Coyle. :.