New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
10000 TO Be IN LINE
TO HONOR DEAD MAYOR
Funeral Procession Monday Will
Include That Many, Says
Commissioner Waldo.
OBSERVANCE WIDESPREAD
City Hall, Trinity, St. Paul's and
Places Along Line of March
Will See Striking Features
Crossings To Be General.

Most OF the final details for the funeral
procession 10 and from Trinity Church
and the public services at that church on
Monday were completed Yesterday by the
committee OF arrangements. Police Com
missioner Waldo who is in charge OF the
procession. estimated that there would be
10000 marchers.
The body will lie in state in the City
Hall all day Sunday At 1918 a m Mon
day it will be escorted from the City Hall
TO Trinity Church. and after the services
AZ the church TO Greenwood Cemetery
for burial The funeral escort will consist
and one regiment OF police. The line OF
march will be Broadway TO Trinity.
thence returning from Trinity on Broad
way 70 Park Row and over the Brooklyn
Bridge 10 Liberty street to Clinton street,
10 Montague street to Court street. 10
schernerhorn street. TO Flatbush avenue,
10 Eighth avenue. 20 Prospect avenue. 10
Fourth avenue. 10 18th street TO Green
wood Cemetery.
During the short space OF time that the
body is being conveyed over Brooklyn
Bridge after the funeral services on Mon
day all traffic on the bridge will cease.
While the funeral is passing over the
structure one thousand employees OF the
Department OF Bridges will be stationed
along the roadway as mark Of respect.
Picture Theatres TO Close.
At a meeting Yesterday OF the Motion
Picture Exhibitors Association Of New
York. representing nine hundred moving
picture theatres. II was decided 10 discon-
tinue the performances in all the theatres
during the funeral hour on Monday.
Many business houses will be closed at the
same time.
The Rev. William Montague Geer. vicar
OF St. PauTs Chapel. Broadway and
Vesey street. Yesterday offered 10 hold
an overflow memorial service in the
chapel while the funeral OF the Mayor
was going on at Trinity. His offer was
accepted.
Mr.. Adamson. Mayor Gaynor's secre-
tary. received from Lee F. Belts. SER
geant-at-arms OF the Assembly. a tele-
gram saying that a committee OF sixteen
OF the Assembly had been appointed 10
attend the funeral When the telegram
arrived only twenty-five seats were left
unassigned in the church. Sixteen OF
these were placed at the disposal OF the
Legislature.
The United States Army will be rep
b. Major General Barry. COM
mander Of the Division OF the East. and
two aids The navy will be represented
bv Captain Albert Gleaves. commandant
Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. and two
aids Rear Admiral Cameron MGR. Wins
low. commander Of the second division
OF the Atlantic feet and two OF his aids
will represent the navy a1oat
The National Guard will be present in
the persons OF Major General o'Ryan and
the colonel Of each Of the sixteen state
regiments, with an aid.
Mrs. Gsynor's Requests.
Mrs Gaynor yesterday invited Captain
:. T ". Charles OF the Lusitania. which
brought the body of the Mayor back
from England. 10 sit in the pew with the
family and ordered another pew re-
served for the rest Of the vessels Off
GERS. She also asked Mr.. Adamson TO be
sure that Colonel Roosevelt and his
family were not omitted from the list OF
those to whom tickets were sent. since
one OF the first kilograms received at the
Gaynor home a St. James was from the
colonel Mr.. Roosevelt had already re-
ceived tickets as a member Of the citi-
zens committee.
Tho only decoration which will appear
on the coffin from the time II reaches the
city Hall will be the Mayors flag-a
fringed white silk banner. bearing the
citv's coat-of-arms in blue and thirteen
stars and the word Mayor" in red. At
the request OF Mrs Gaynor Dock Com
missioner Smith is having an American
and English flag intertwined with a
wreath, 10 stand on an easel al the en-
trance to the chancel
While the body is lying IN state in the
0sS Hall on Sunday a large delegation
~ rtris from the Washington Irving
High School will place a wreath at the
lOOl OF Tue tp4iil4'
on Monday morning. while the CONN
is being carried from the rotunda 10 the
cstacalque which Will bear u 10 the
church. four hundred and fifty schooi
children will sing "Integer Vita In the
plaza in front Of the hall.
The music at Trinity for the Mayor
funeral will be as follows:
Funeral March. n5nol,li
Dead March tn saul =, iau,.
Lesson ] cor Ky.
HYMN. "Leac. Kindly Light ...t.'''.. .D!Ae'
creed and prayers
Anthem. Yea, Though / Walk IRON
23d Psalm ..... o.. ..-... .'' 'pa' ne'
Address by Bishop Greer.
Hymn. Nearer. M God. 10 Thee ..... Mason
The COmmital.
fuIlh Rhtufiu pee .-.... ..... lion anu f.Tt..,
y Heard a Voice ......................G ilperl
PRAYERS. .
occasional. 20 God Our Help .......... Croft
Moritz f. Schwarz. organist in charge
AT Trinity, will have charge Of the
musical arrangements at the church.
UNION EUlOGlZES CAYNOR.