New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
IN STATE IN THE CATHEDRAL.
THOUSANDS SEE THE CARDINALS FACE.

IMPRESSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL CEREMoNIES-PRo-
GRAMME OF TIE FUNERAL.
The time set 915 a. m. for the removal of Cardinal
McCoskeys body from the residence to the Cathedral
WAS long past Yesterday before it accomplished
The cold rain aud the fierce. driving wind prevented
any large gathering of spectators to witness te re-
moval though Il few persons huddlcd In the doolWaES
t the different and umbrellas bobhcd uncer
tainy about in the chilly blast. The side doors were
locked and people were kept back by the police from
the Fifth-ayc entrance to the structure. 1t was
nearly 10 o'clock when a ul in the steady dovnpour
of rain gave au opportunity to carry the body from the
house and pacc it the cataa!que IN the Cathedral
II was paced in sholl.about halt the depth OF III or
binary coffin and covered with purple cloth six OF the
vndertakers assistants lifted this burden upon their
sbouldcrs the body being fist covered with a heavy
oil cloth and carried IT, through the rear entrance o.
tbe residence 20 the Fitieth-st, entrance OF the
Cathedral After being taken into the transcp'' the
oil cloth WAS removed and the religious procession was
formed tie cross bearer coming first followed by the
choir bows the priests OF the Cathedral. ATchmsh'p
Corripan with his white mre and vest meuts. accom-
named bv Monsgn,r Farley. and surrounded by sew
erL functonares and lastly b. the SIX mon bearing
the body of the Cardinal.
The procession marched to the rear OF The Cathedral
the priest. chanting the Mscrerc and the choir boys.
by the ChOrU1-'Ci, ailcf N'IU'l, I'9l"i"i"E'
Following the Misercrc a Bcncdictus sung. Com
ing into the centre aisle the body was lowered rom
the shoulders of the hearers. while the mathis and
land. for the dead were gone through with The body
a. then inceu,ed and spIinked With holy water by
Archbishop Corrgan lifted upon the shoulders OF the
bcaref, and carried mp the cataialquc Here the
body was taken from tie she'll in which it lay and was
nlccd upon the bier which l. covered with yellow silk
and the purple pillow was placed under 'he head upon
which wa. the Archbishops mitre. long wax taper
wa. placed at each Of the cataialqnc The bead
f the dead prcate was placed considerable higher than
~ tt sn hat the coinienance was fully dis Jlayed to
rar-nn. coming MP the aisle About dozen members
If the Holy FsIn " Society OF St Patncks Cathedral
Ubch is recognized by the rector o the parish acted
49, a rrard OF honor through the day. II wa nearly il
ocnck when the first OF the line OF spectators were
| finally admitted
! trance of the cdihce and the nronc wa- kept con
| stan,ly moving A steady stream of people passed
through the Cathedral all day and the narrow passage
past the catoia Iuc made 1t necessary To stop The m
Gamers occasionally 20 relieve the pressure toward tc
f.oot At / o'clock the door, closed and those
+; Lc oLedral took seats in the pcws during the
inc of the divine Office Tor the dead. Ia this service
i've ah-olu ions were sad By DIR. McSWeeucy, of 81
bridget; 10y the Rev. James II. Mcclellan. Of II.
petere DR. IiuItsell of the Epiphany the Very Rev
| Nolsi,nor Farcr OF ST. Gabrcls and tho Right Rev.
! Monsignor Preston. The lessons were read by Dr.
| 0Callahan OF the Sacred Heart Academy OF Mnnhat-
tanvlc Father Grady, Of the Church ol The Ennncla-
tinn NauLattnnyille; Father Auacieu- St Anthony
Church Father McNamee, Of Nj st. Vincent; Father
! Daurhorty OF -. Monica; Fatlcr BToPhy, OF the
| sacred Heart Church Dr. Kruer, at the Italian
| Mission Father noyan. Dominican, and Father Kane
of St james The baners were Fathers Samuel. Rear
| don and King.
The form Of the dead prcae raised high its cata
faloua tho g!imp-rN the supplied clergy Enec'ng
and rsrg toe clouds OF nGen-e rising toward The Ioly
root the solemn csorian chant, all combined to make
a picture Of extreme .impros-iy 'n"7s and beauty IT
il estimated that fifty thousand people passed through
/ tbr Cathedral YES efday. Last night forty members
NJ the st Vincent de Paul Society and twelve Of the
iIoy Family Society Comprised the guard Of honor.
The final arrans emcnts for the funeral +" morrow were
completed last night The ceremony VIII be III four
| divisions:
PatL
oce Of c dead ch2r Of AID the Clergy Of the diocese
PnH H.
po9{9cl mas, Of leqH.% by cGTs
to cy A. j. 1oney as deiooa, Jane
Mcclellan SUB De cor Meisf o. ccIH nc iah,r.
CsihcdTaL Hcolyio' Ihe rev. th.lless colton q T.
Archbishop c5sDao' S'r}PPs, snsg 'aPe %''1G %pa
s,cTd Heart ne ca E,y Michel if", Ayl1rG s. lanes
Tie rev. A. j. lancy. ST. Anne Church. Altar LoYs.
Pdrt IH
Funeral discourse. Archbihop Gibbons, Of Baltimore.
Fut ~
Five abs1lutions a. the catafiQus Bishop Laughnn
Gibbons. Baltimore fourth not determined uponj each
Follow this the rem1ns viii be removed 10 the vault
The following preatos have sitginsd their intention
present THURSDAY AIChblHbOp9 Gibbons,
Batipore Williams, OF Boston. and Ryan. of Thila-
drlphia Bishops wadhams. Of Ogdensberg. Bradley.
OF Manchester, OEelly OF Spring cid Eadcmachcr Of
Nashville Chaard, OF Nlncennc'. OlIora or Scranton.
Shanahan Of HARRISBURG Mcmahon, Of Hartford, Dor
ress OF Detroit. De GOur.briend OF Bnrling on,
McQuaid. of Rochester OMahoncy, OF Toronto Laugh
lin Of Brooklyn, OFarrcl. Of Trenton, Conroy Curinn,
Rodgors, Of Chatham, Carbcrry, Of Hamilton and
acIebOeuf, OF Colorado.
Tickets for tho funeral win be issued Tins morning to
pew -oldcrs only at ST. Patrchs school, No III East
ff,sth-st. between o and - o'clock.
The Aldermen yesterday, on motion OF President San
ger adopted appropriate resolutions concerning the
death OF Cardinal MCClOkcy and agreed To attend the
funeral Ia % body. Nice-Piesdent Jaehne ard Messr'.
Muey, McKenna, McQuade and Van Rensselaer, were
appointed committee 10 make the necessary arrange
| mcuts for the Board.
EXPRESSING THEIR SORROW IN ALBANY