New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-22
GAYNOR FUNERAL IN
TRINITY CHURCH TODAY
Army and Navy to Join City
and State in Final Honor
to Dead Mayor.
SERVICES AT II O'CLOCK
Procession Will Form at City
Hall at $50 A. M.-More than
100 Civic Organizations and
Clubs Will Be in Line.

Clubs Will Be in Line.
The public funeral Of Mayor Gaypor will
be ED at II a. m. to-day at Trinity
Church. The organizations that will take
part In the procession will begin forming
in line in the streets adjacent TO the City
Hall, the right of the column resting on
Broadway. at $50 O'Clock. While the pro-
cession is forming the citizens commit
tee and various organizations and officials
who will form the escort OF honor Will
meet in different rooms In the City Hall.
The hardest problem that the committee
OF arrangements has 10 solve is the TAX
ing care OF the large crowd that Will be
In line IN the short distance between the
City Hall and Trinity. The committees and
hends OF departments who meet at the
City Hall will march directly back of the
catafalqus and vii all be admitted TO the
church.
Most OF the organizations are represent
ed on these committees The rest Of the
organizations in line will continue on
down Broadway past the church, and
round the Battery. and be I'm readiness TO
follow the committees when they come
out Of the church after the services
Two Hundred Carriages for Committees.
Deputy Police Commissioner Dillon and
his staff will have charge Of the form
ing of the committees at the city Hall
Special ushers have been assigned to each
del. CATION to show them their seats when
ba, no oh Tnb
Deputy License Commissioner. will have
Charge OF the two hundred carriages. in
which the various committeeman will ride,
when the church ceremony is over Sew
eral hundred policemen have been as
signed by Commissioner Waldo TO take
care Of the street crowds.
The catafalque. which has been built
To- carry the Mayors coffin, will be in
charge OF Police Lieutenant Davis, and
will he brought 10 the City Hall at 10
o'clock to-day. II will be drawn by six
teen black horses. led by eight fremen
and eight policemen. II is built on the
order ~ pageant car. u feet long
feet wide and feet high. The coffin
will be ten feet from the roadway when
placed upon II. The body OF the cata-
falque is made Of heavy oak draped In
black. The honorary pail bearers Will
march on either side OF the catafalque.
The squadron OF police leading the pro-
cession will be made up entirely OF men
who have been taken on the force dur
ing the Gaynor administration. They
will he Offered by men who were pro-
NOTED by Mayor Gaynor, through his
Police Commissioner
Ex-President Taft Will Attend.
Secretary Adamson received a telegram
from ex-President Taft last night from
New Haven saying he would arrive at
1884 al the Grand Central Terminal this
morning. Henry 5. Thompson. Commits
sioner OF Water Supply. has been dele
gated TO meet the eX-President. Mr..
Adamson was doubtful II Colonel Roose-
Welt would attend the funeral. No ac-
ceptance OF the invitation Of the commit
tee had been received. he said. and he
thought that the colonel had written TO 4
member OF the committee that he could
not come.
The order OF the procession. following
the police escort. is as follows.
The catafalque. with the honorary pail
bearers. former President William H.
Taft, Robert Adamson. Police Commits
sioner Rhinelander Waldo, Jacob H.
Schin. Herman Ridder James Creelman.
Mayor Kline, r. A. G. Smith, Dock Com
missioner; A. r. Watson. Justice keogh.
John u. Crmmns and Edward NJ Grout.
Lieutenant William Kennel and the
body bearers the Board of Estimate and
Apportionment; the committee from the
Board Of Aldermen: heads of city de-
partments; United States Senators and
committee from the Legislature; the JUS
tees Of the Appellate Division of the Su-
preme Court. first and second depart
ments: the justices OF the Supreme Court;
Judges OF General Sessions. justices OF
Special Sessions; city magistrates and the
Public Service Commissioners.
Major General Thomas II. Barry. L. S.
A.. commanding Eastern Department,
and his STAFF: Rear Admiral Cameron
MGR. Winsiow. L. 5. n. and his STAFF.
and Captain Albert Gleaves. commandant
United States Navy Yard. and STAFF; COM
officers and STATS of the Ma
tlOndi budru OF tne Stdte OF New 1OTh'
consular representatives. representative
OF the Lord Mayor OF Liverpool and dele
CATION OF mayors from cities in New York
State
The citizens committee. headed by
Seth Low. will follow the delegation of
mayors. The delegations OF almost a hum
dred organizations. clubs and societies
come next. The representatives OF the
city departments and the borough and
county officers will bring UP the rear.
II is expected the services In the church
will last an hour. and that il will take
the slow moving funeral procession two
hours To reach Greenwood Cemetery
afterward. The greater part OF the
will disband at Borough Hall.
Brooklyn.