New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16

back OF which was gold embroidered cross The as,
estant priest had black damatic frfnEed with soo
lace and With designs ii worked in gold The deacon
and subdaacon had black danatcs With two perpen-
dicular bars In gold worked down the back Inc mas
tiers of ceremonies Fathers Mcdonald lavehe'
Kelly Sattcry and Mulhern The acolytes were me rev
Charles Cotton and the Rev. Thomas MeCio sia2
The Archbishop's cbaplains were the Rev. DR. Mclt
benny. the Rev: Michael Aylward and the Rev; oonn
NcGrath The Rev. A. j. Clancy was the lnctnse-oeare
rather Mclean sang the epistle. During the time the
choir sang the Kyrie the Archbshop knelt near the
altar facing the congregation. Father Donney read
the frat Gospel during which all the prelates IN the
sanctuary held lighted tapers, the chan .ha
choir responding. The mass was me
objects used not being before being handed to the
archbishop, the archbshODs hands DelhH Ksseu' as
in other masses. Archbishop Corrgans voice as ne
chanted the mass, was almost lna9dioe As tme g0nS
tapped three times. louu burst OF music eo %
the org loft and then dead silence settled upon the
multitude Cathedral as the
sacrament Six times over tle Dowel means Oh to
Congregation the solemn toned bell tapping each ume
L. O'clock the white nitro replaced on Archbishop
COrigans head. The prcates then moved down to the
Archbishop Gibbons. OF Baltimore. who mounted the
pulpit the sacrisy. The discourse occupied haI
Grafton the ArchbishOps manner being entirely nnelno-
tiona his delivery calm and evenly moduaed lie was
listened TO with close attention; Con ,ho sovino
NJ The i've aIontions tho oreanIst OF the cathedral.
w f. Pechcr. played the Lamentations OF Guilmant
The five ahsolutlons at the caidaique were stl" W
Tjsbop Ionghlm who came down from the sanctuary
attended by acoytes bearing lighted tapers Archbishos
Ryan and Williams took positions at the mead OF inc
catafaIqne and Archbishops Gibbons and Cor
rigan and Bishop Loughn at the foot. Arch
NshOp Corrigan said the first dissolution. Inc
incense and holy being blessed. he chanted tue
Pater NOster. and then passed twice around the cat
falquc first aspersng holy water ana then lhcesng e
catafaque. He then chanted the prayer or aOsolutoh
and after had finished the chancel choir chanteu inc
PRAYER the responses being made by the priests Ion
The chance gallery The five prelates SAYING the so
buttons had white mtres and black chasubes OF wa
tered silk embroidered with white The second aDSoiu
ton was said by Archbishop Williams, the thiru oS
Archbishop Ryan, the fourth by Bishop L0ugIln anu
the fifth by Archbishop COrrigan a.,
The absOlutOns being concluded tather Molly eA-
tingushed the thirty candles burning about the ca
faoue Tho railing ut the head was then removed anu
the coffin was lifted. still open, from tne Oler
by six Of undertakers assistants. IL Wa
borne through the sacristy and down INTO the
catacoinb under the altar. accompanied ny
Archbishop COrriean MOnsignOr Farle!' tRther NC
Cean MOnsignor Preston. MOnsgnor Quinn. the HeN.
ClOskcy Father Clancy, the Rev Dr. Mclihenry' MIS-
John Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Cleary, of Washington MISS
Mullen and Dr. f. l.. Reyes aud wife In the crypt =
shot burial service said. aer which the cover was
placed Oh the coffin, which was placed III the
sarcophagus marble slab was theh
pIaced over it, and the remains OF John. cardinal nc
(lOskey were consigned TO their last resting pace De
sia those OF his predecessor Archbishop llngheS'
Among those in the reserved pews were General nan
cock General Carr and wife. President Sanger oI the
BOARD of Aldermen and many OF his colleagues. Chlet
John F. Deycn, L. Ellery Anderson, Commissioners
Coleman Crimnins. Koch. Hess and Breunan' Register
Reilly cx-Shcrr O Brien, ex-Park Commissioner salem
II Wales Mayor Grace James COOSan ana T. ~,
Farrell besides many members OF the oar anu CITY