New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-25
MOURN FOR SENATOR
CROWDS At HIS HOME.
Aged Mother VIII attend
Funeral Tomorrow.

continuous stream OF mourners. in
Guiding many women and children, filed into
the home OF Senator McCarren. at NO. %
Berry street, Williamsburg, yesterday. Inc
body OF the Senator lay in a massive ma
hcgany coffin in the rear parlor ING
crowd was so great that several policemen
were necessary to keep II moving
Among the men OF prominence VINO pa'o
their respects was Patrick +. McGowan'
President OF the Board OF Aldermen; Jus
tice Samuel T. Maddox, Of the Supreme
Court, and James d. Bell, Deputy Corpora
tion Counsel
William J. Gaynor reached the house
shortly after o'clock and gazed for sew
eral minutes at the face of the dead Sena-
tor. during which he repeated short
prayer. After leaving the room Mr. Gay
nor remained for about twenty minutes in
another part of the house.
The pallbearers selected are Mayor Nc
Clellan. Controller Metz. Patrick j. Nc
GOwan. City Chamberlain Martin, State
Senators Grady and Raines, Deputy Con-
troller McCooey. ex-Mayor Grant. Supreme
Court Justices jerks and Stapleton, James
d. Bell, Assistant Corporation Counsel;
Thomas NJ. Mulry. president of the Emil
grant Savings Bank; Anthony N Brady
Joseph Huber, president of the First Ma
tiOnal Bank, Brooklyn; ex-Fire Commits
sioner Gallagher, ex-Bridge Commissioner
Weber, Owen Murphy, Congressman ISnd-
say, Samuel S. Whitehouse, Henry +. Has-
gerty, Tax Commissioner Tully ard ex-
Senator Reynolds
Mrs. Mary McCarren, the aged and in
valid mother of the Senator, kept to her
room all day. She was attended by her sis
ter and a trained nurse. It was said by
relatives that she was bearing up we'll and
had asked to be permitted TO attend the
funeral tomorrow She promised to re-
main composed. Her request has been
granted, and she will be carefully looked
after from the moment she leaves her
home as well as in the Church of st. Vim
cent de Paul, where the services will be
conducted, and on the journey to Calvary
Cemetery.
John T. Gallagher. who is in charge OF
the funeral arrangements, sent out notices
yesterday to the many societies that will be
present. giving instructions where to gather
on the day of the funeral. The funeral
cortege will leave the Berry street house
with squad OF mounted police leading.
The members of the state Senate, WIN
Lieutenant Governor Horace White, will be
the first in line. Following will come the
members of the Kings Corssty Democratic
General Committee, the Seymour Demo
cratic Club. Brooklyn Lodge of Elks, BrooR-
Ign Eyrie. Fraternal Order OF Eagles:
Washington Council, knights of Columbus,
and Court Eve. Foresters OF America.
The celebrant of the requiem mass will
be the Rev. Thomas +. Carroll, rector OF
the Church of st. Vincent de Paul, with
probably the Rev. John T. Woods. a former
pastor and neighbor of Senator McCaFren,
acting as deacon. 1t is also probable that
the Rev. Francis S. Ludeke also former
pastor. will act as subdeacon. The eulogy
will be preached by the Rev. Edward w.
Mccarthy. rector Of st. Augustines Church.
II was announced at Tammany Hall last
night that Charles f. Murphy and the en-
tire executive committee Of Tammany Hall
would attend the funeral.