New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12

mozeta and bcrretta were added to the vestmcnt
which the dead prelate il hibited. DIS. Arrange anu
Townsend. the embamers, were present, ana "ere
highly satisfied with the result OF their process rs WY
W. T. A. Hart. the sexton Of the Cathedral VINO Il"
the body In charge The cOuntenance OF the deal Chru
nal il said appear perfectly natural rs though u"
were lying asleep At each of the caafalqne ~
placed large candle Of nnbleached wax and on roun
table about dOZ IN smaller TX tapers
There pictures the room OF all the dea ARCH
bishops and Bishops OF New York these are heavily
drapcd in black and the floor Is covered with DIacS
carpet. In this the boly lay in state throughH OF
yesterday was viewed by members Of the Catholic
clergy and members OF religious orIers the rosary being
rccted every hour Ala the Office for the dead was
recited at the mansion by members OF the Jesnits,
Domihicns. Franclscans, Paullsts Recempt9rlsts anu
to the Cathedral. there TO lie IN state foF TWO
days. At ocOrk each day the impresSlVey soieIi.
office for the dead will bc reced in the Cathedral ny
about forty priests. -,
To-day III work Of decorating the Cathedral VIII DO
begun Each of the twenty-slx columns Is 10 e drdlho
from top bottom with sOmbie BLACK The three mar
VIII also ."S be ped IN black White the cnas throne
and tn floor of the sanctuary VIII e covered With par
rrs,e on Tuesday the lying in state the Cathe
r,I are also of purple The eOliu IN which the bot,
will be placed on Thursday morning Is San DOmlnsaI
nanUgany, and one-haf inches timex
with dove-tard sides, paneiIledi top n ana
~ ~ eleb end. r. ia covered with purple rik
plush the sides and ends are draprd WIN pnre "a ~
eSOnned with gold fringe, ana the interior u hed Wlb
embroidered SATIN and fc.tOOnei with SATIN Thgr. Enc
pillow Ia also satin. upholstered Tue handles are 0
oxyizrd silver bar covered with purple silk and COLO
lids The plate il of diZed silver, with purple slR
frame aud engraved with the date of birth ah0
death and coat Uf-arms Of the Cardinal.
The arrangements for the funeral on THURSDAY VII!
not be completed until some time to-day the services
are to take place 1T $50 The ,rore>Sl0h' aiIeI
forming the Cardinals house, Will pass thence 10 "
Fuhavr. entrance OF the Cathedral. The admission
will be by cket be- procured at the sacrsty OF tne
Cathedral on tuesday morning. Inv ted quests ana
pcwold-rs will the preference. The Cathedral VIII
seat about 1900 people There Will be AbOlt 3,OOo
seating tcxe.s issu-d aud 900 ad ION tickets II
OF course expected that the holders OF all these
will present, but there will probably ne aH tnoilh h'
crowd ON hand. The organi5t OF the Cathedral william
f. Prrl, +. has arranged the following programme oi
Iuc winch will be rendered by VI 81 sai"re Martinez
sopauo; Misses GJnieD and Martin, tos; NllllhD H.
IawtOm tenOr Mrssrs. MOrawski AKA schwicardi anu
choir Of = hundred voices:
No l-Requem and Kyrie. .Che,uDim
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Yesterday ~ following dispatch Mas received
from Rome: . . ...,
The American College depl0res its great patrObs
death and prays for his eternal rrpose.'
Al s. o'clock the following dispatch from ROlne' au'
dressed to ArchbI shop COrrigan, arrived: .
~ummus pOntifeE dOienier trlSte huhtlum "cript'
Pro eInlnentis-!nb defunctO Dehn exc at llp c'ro
ct riiDus archdlOcesus be4e llctoncm hpoStocan
pcTaudnter impcrtt. L. CARDINAL JA|'DINi'
Tue TRANSLATION l.:
The Sovereign Pontf sorrOwfully receives the sad
news lie prdys tn God for the nOst eminent drad' ~
thee to clergy the ftthful or thG diocese 10
alicctionale cOntcr- tn APP stole brnedictiOn.