New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

for nearly an hour, a chair was brought for the
Prince of Wales, Mho sat down. lie looked greatly
faigued and his face gave evidence Of his deep
sorrow. As the bishop pronounced the bencJiction.
the Prince knelt, with his head buried IN his
hands. When the bishop had finished the Prince
remained kncelng for a short time, and there was
utter silence i'll the chapel until he arose. Then.
IN consonance with the ancient custom, Sir Albert
Woods, {. b., X {. NJ. g., +. s. A.. Garter King of
Arms Cthe Duke was knight of the Carter, in
the full insignia and habit of his rank stcppcd
forward and proclaimed the full list of the titles
of the Duke. Tie Prince Of Wales, followed BY the
other royal personaees, then proceeded by the
private way from the chapel to the Castle.
There were only few women III the chapel, and
they We're all seated in the nave. All the space
In the choir under the banners of the knights was
reserved for the distinguished guests, most OF
whom were in brilliant uniform. and wore deco
rations No daylight was allowed to enter the
chapel, which was Illuminated entirely by the
service was deeply impressive. Every detail had
been carefully arranged. Tonight the body Of
the Duke WAS removed TO the Memorial Chapel,
where IL will find its final resting place
Until late in the day floral tributes continued
TO pour into the Castle from every part of the
country Some of them were of such size that it
way of the chapel
The Queen. accompanied by Princess Louise
(MarchloneSs of Lorne, to-day attended special
memorial service in the chapel at Osborne House
conducted by Canon DuckwOrth. As she entered
the chapel the Rifles band outside played the
Dead March in Saul" Following the march, the
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words, " Let Saints on Earth" Th, hymn was
followed by sci ected passages from III burial
service. Then the Lords Prayer was repeated :
the hymn Let lin Whose Sorrow" was SUM. and
a special prayer was said. the service concluding
with Ch0pins Nlarche Funelrc," on the organ.
The Queen walked feeby, and was assisted by
Princess Louise.
The Prime, of Wales and family and Princess
May of Tccll are staying at Windsor tonight but
the funeral guests have l'ft the castle. After
the funeral the Prince Of Wales admitted that he
intensely an been
on his feet from early in the morning. personally
overseeing details of the preparations at Sandrng
ham: lie walked behind the collin three miles "a
Wolferton, in submission u tht pres cribcd usage
In addition, he had TO stand for long time at
the Windsor station.
Spectators of the funeral agree in saying that
its most notable feature was It's slmpllcitN-
the absence of spectacular display, ana the plah-
ness of the ceremonial fcaturcs-hitherto unknown
in conjunction with the burial of prince OF 30
high a rank
The American Legation and the Embassies OF
other Governments which are not connected ny
family ties with the Queen wer not represented
at the services at ST. Georges Chapel. The mem
bers of the American Legation ana the EmolSsieS
above mentioned attended memorial service IN
the Chapel ROYAL. St James'S nh?pcwI; os+n;rs,or
Abbey at which Archdcacon Farrar ofciated
An immense assemblagc was present A hrge
number Of prominent men in deep mourning cohId
be seen scattered here and there in the huge con-
grrgaton. g.. n,.a co.,,oa.a,
| the memorial sermon. There were present az
these services l2.00O persons, including Lord
Mavor Evans and the ShcrifIs of London
Memorial services were held yesterday in every
important city in England and the colonies In
Bristol there such crush OF people IN the
| Cathedral that many tainted and had to bc re
moved while outside dozens Of persons were IN
| urcd in trying 10 socnre admission. AT Ports
mouth and other royal docbyards. in the earrlSons
| at Gibraltar and Malta. wherever the British na;
| floats SIGNS Of mourning were displaycd. SPECIAL
services were held, Governors. officers and troops
| paraded. and minute guns were fired. The corpn-
rations Of all cities attended the church services IN
| their robes of office .
Services in memory Of the Duke were .held
| to-day in all the European capitals. Empress
! Augusta Empress Frederick, many other mGm-
| icrs of the German Imperial family, and number
of royal personages attended the services In Berin
| Fmpcror Francis Joseph. many OF the austrian
! Archdues and other members of the Imperial
| family were present at the memorial services held
| AZ Vienna AZ the services held in Paris. the
| French Government was represented by VI Rlhot.
Minister of Foreign Affairs. The services were
| held in the chapel of the British Embassy.