Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

bearers. In carriages, viz. Messrs. ,. NJ Car
Isle. W. j. Stone, ~, d. w. Middleton, Clark
Of the Supreme Court: W. H. LAnaon, Marshal
Of the District Of Columbia; Conway Robinson
and III. Tyler Of Frederick: hearse containing
the corpse. on either side Of which walked two
policemen; carriages containing J. Mason
Campbell and son; Joseph fancy, nephew Of
the deceased. and we believe the only male
relative of the name living. and Messrs. Howard
and Perrine, relatives OF the deceased; carriage
containing President Lincoln; carriage contain.
ing the Secretary OF State, Postmaster General,
and Attorney General; carriages containing
other friends OF the deceased; followed by other
carriages containing the servants.
"In this order the cortege moved to the
depot where it arrived just before the regular
train left the hall being crowded with persons
preparing to take the train. and number Of
carriages being In front. A space was. how
ever. cleared in front Of the building, and tho
procession, after forming on the pavement.
walked through the depot with uncovered heads,
those In the depot standing sttl and lifting
their hats as the body was moved to the car
which was to take it on it's way to It's last
resting place.
IAN those who accompanied the remains.
with the exception OF the President, Secretary
Seward and Postmaster General Dennison (who
are unable to leave the city on account OF the
press Of business), took their seats In the cars.
which shortly after left for Frederick.
The train viii arrive ct Frederick ct half.
past eleven osciock-after taking On at the
Relay House number Of the friends Of the
deceased from Baltimore-and the remains win
be Immediately taken to the church. where ct
noon solemn high mass win be celebrated, after
which the body win be inferred I'm the cemetery
at that place. In accordance with the wishes
Of the family, there viii be as little display a.
possible and probably there viii be no sermon
preached"
THE interment Of the body OF Judge Taney
at Frederick was also well covered in The
Star Of October II. as follows:
aThe Burial OF the Late Chief Justice fancy
The hterment Of the remains Of the late Chief
Justice fancy took place at Frederick City,
Md, ON Saturday last The train Of Capt.
Dukehart, which conveyed the remains from
this city. took on ut the Relay House q number
Of the friends Of the deceased from Baltimore,
s. Teakle wallis T. Parkin Scott and A Yerley.
Esqs and arrived at Frederick at HIS, where
It was met by o delegation of the Frederick bar.
The remains were removed from the train, and
the procession. reforming proceeded to st.
Johns Catholic Church, where the funeral serv-
church, the procession was met by the cross
bearers. and the corpse was placed In the call
laphax when solemn high mass was said, and
was followed by an eulogium on the virtues OF
the deceased by Rev. b. A. Mcguire, late OF
sc. Aloysi,w Church In this city. At the CON-
clusion OF the services the remains were taken
to the burial ground attached to the old church
Opposite the new one), and Immediately back
of the building In . secluded spot, he was
buried beside the remains OF his mother and
sister.
.arhe train. which was provided by w. r.
a Capt Dukefsrt had che right Of way over the