The evening world., 1912-01-17

street. carried on his plans for a police
guard along the line OF march OF Loo
pttrOimen. slXty-nv- Hcrgcants, forty
three liouto1iuts. twenty-five captains
ind eight inspectors Tho police details
were In charge OF the Commissioner.
First Deputy Commissioner Mckay
ana chief Inspector Schmittbcrgcr.
That order would be assured In the
arranged plan of reception. tho various
societies taking part IN tho reception
were assigned To speclnc locntions along
me route ~ the Cardinals procession.
These assignments were as follows:
Catholic benevolent Legion. ~. Vim
cent de Paul Societies and Catholic
Engineers club. from the Battery TO
Exchange place. Capt. W. Hallahan.
marshal.
knights OF Columbus. from Exchange
place to worth street. capt. l.. }.
Mngulte. marshal.
TIL Italian Societies. Worth to Grand
streets. Mai. Joseph Clpolari and Hon.
John J. F'rcschI. M1rshals.
Holy Name Societies. from churches
south Of Houston street. Grand to lious-
ton streets. col. Hugh O'Donoghue.
marshal.
German Societies. Houston street to
Union Square. Major II. j. "interroth.
marshal.
Holy Name Societies. from churches
north OF Houston street. ana from out
OF town churches. Union Square TO
Madison Square. OF both sldes OF Broad
way. on the west side OF Firth avenue
from Madison Square to Forticth street.
and from Fortv-sccond street to Forty
sixth street. Major John i. O'Ryan.
marshal.
Ancient order OF Hibcrnians on the
east sid of Firth avenue from Madison
Square TO Forty-sixth street. Major
John J. Dyrne. marshal.
Catholic club Public Library. Mr..
NJ ]. Mulaucen. marshal
The follo wing societies with capt,
Martin Crlmmlns as marshal, will form
on Fifth avenue north OF Forty-sixth
street:
County Longford Society ana County
Cavan Society. .'orty-slxth street to
Forty.seventh street. east aide.
Brownron Catholic Club. Forty
seventh street to Forty.oighth street.
east side.
Fordham University. Forty-cighth
street TO Forty-ninth street. cast side.
Cathedral Club. Forty-ninth street to
, Ftftieth street.
/, Dominican Lyceum west West Firth
/, avenue. Forty-slxth 10 For'y-seventh
A.. street.
Fordham Law school. For,y-scventh
y street 10 iOrty-cighth street. went side
$4,000 LIGHTS STRUNG ON THE
CATHEDRAL.
a feature NJ the reception VIII he TN
illumination to-nigh; 81 ~. Patrick
g Cathedral. This imposing structure hai
Il been outlined from foundation 10 TIT
- crosses dipping tho spires with 5000
q electric lights. The cdihcc. after dark
/, stands out like IA structure framed II
n,s M mara inn1aipn eleetrieul dis
: play has ever been seen In the city.
A" In addition To the outside illumination
q the intcriog of tho Cathedral has bcel
4 transformed INTO II great cavern ~ ligh
by the distribution OF electric bulbs, TIL
,, misty vaults ~ the Cathedral. hithert
II hidden from worshlppers except In tn
broad light AZ dag. viii be revealed I
those attending the evening ceremonies
The Cathedral viii he illuminated ever,
evening until Jan. -. The nrst com
plctc illumination was accomplished las
night when the daring siccplciacks VIII
had bIaycd the cold In their lofty worI
, I~ccmplctcd their labors.
Ia all ticr. are twenty miles OF elec
- wlring connecting tho lamps up an
= down the spires u In and out OF III
n building. and ssi switches have been IN
stalled. When light Is desired all N
witches ar,' get first. and by q move
he s'h W. - fNNA - " iitOA GtAi
which gradually works up curren
enough 20 hight all the laalpJ connecteN
n Win tho switches.
IS In consequence. II Will take from nv
TO ten minutes 10 bring the illumination
mp 10 the fullest glow. and they coun
!, upon. this gradual lighting as one Of IN
picturesque features OF the celebration
T,e light will be loft In place FOR Nv
weeks.
e great public demonstration IN homo
A Of the Cardinal viii he glven at tn
liippudromc on next sunday night. A
this gathering United states senate
g James \ O'Horman VII preside. Til
y programme OF speeches Is as follows:
"Ihc ltcv. JOIN VI. Farley. Priest,
p supreme Court Justice John \. Deiany.
A., The lIght I.oy. john NJ. Earle,
Bishop Michael J. Mullueen. Prcsiden
= OF the Catholic cub.
ID" I Most koN. John N. Farley. Arch
= bishop John q. AGAR
Ills Em,u,ucc JohU, Cardinal Fui
r. ley ". hourkc Cochran.
10 Justice Leonard A. Glcgerlch viii ren
/, a set ~ resolutions and tho closing ~
= dress will be made by the Cardinal hin
u. sell. on h,s occasion tie Cardinal wi
= Ice presented with a purse Of $4,000 ,
10 delray Ms personal expenses on his ri
10 Rome.
on Thursday. Jan. -. comes tho rsllg
' ious ceremony which is to commemorl,
" the elevation OF the Archbishop OF Ne
N York 20 the Cardinalair. This Will /
he In the nature OF an ecclesiastical we
come ana the Carolina, viii appear Il
the hrst tiMc In his own 'hurch wearln
y his scatic, robes. Invitations to tn
ceremony have been extended To all III
ie bishops and archhlshops OF the entlr
- country. and a large number OF the
have accepted.
solemn pontifcal mass viii be cell
~ DRAFTED by the Mos. Rev. Edmund
IN Prendsrgast, u. D., Archbishop Of Phi