The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-20


addition 20 wagon loads of flowers re-
ceived yesterday aud earlier to-day.
Dr. Parrish made visit 60 the Gay
nor homo earlier in the dsv to attend
Mrs. Gaynor and Rufus W. Gaynor.
who broke down Yesterday after the
strain Of discovering the sudden death
OF his father on the Baltic and bringing
the body home. He said that he found
both hearing IN we'll but THAI he had
. new patient In the Mayors daughter,
Miss Ruth. who was suffering from a
severe cold.
Back Of the spot In the ro,unda
OF the CITY Hall where rested
the bodies OF Henry Clay. Presi-
dent Lincoln. General Grant. John Paul
Jones and other distinguished sons Of
the nation and where the body Of the
citys late executive will be viewed by
the Thousands Tomorrow Ia a stately
panel effect which adds an impressive
dignity to the general effect. The head
OF the catafalque Is placed directly at
the. foot Of the doubiA winding stair
case leading up to the Board Of Esti-
mate and Aiderman,c chambers.
oRAeeo PORTRAIT OF LATE
MAVVN OVEN EXIT.
Over the arched exit leading 70 the
north entrance Of the building from the
staircase Is a black drsped three-qusr-
tiers size canvas OF the late Mayor To
the right and left OF the painting Is q
series OF black panels contrasting with
the white stone. Black muslin covers
the circular ratings Of the staircase
and hides the balconies and uprights Of
the second floor.
Suspended from the dome Ia an Inn
nense S.candle crystal candclabra.
Dozens Of long black s.reamers reach
from the candelabra to posts on the
balcony. DO that the space above the
bier 10 almost a circular ceiling OF black.
just at the head Of the bier are two
candelabra holding nine candles each.
On either side OF the catfal1ue and so
arranged as to make a passageway to
exits are rows of heavy palms. The
| throng will approach the bier from the
south entrance OF the City Hail In two
lines.
The lanterns which are part OF tine
renovation OF the City Hall add strong
~ to the churchly appearance of the
! rotunda.
,o tne Mayors Office to-day Secre-
| tary Adamson and the Funeral Com
mittee were at work finishing up the
| details OF the obsequles Deputy Po-
lice Commissioners Dillon and Mckay
were aiding the committee.
liveRPool's FORMER LORD
MAYOR TO BE PRESENT.
II was announced that Max Muspratt,
former Lord Mayor OF Lteiyo,, who
IL now In New York. will officially
| represent the English city a. the SER
Vices Monday. Owing to the great pres
sure brought to bear on the funeral
committee to allow q representation OF
the uniformed National Guard 70 par.
| ticipate In tho procession. IL was sad
that Mrs. Gaynor had given her con.
sent to an escort of thirty-six OF the
ranking onicess Of the militia. These
Officers will be the only military mcu
in the procession.
| Mr.. Adamson announced that Thee
dore Roosevelt will head, with former
Mayor Seth Low. the Citizens COM
mittee OF one hundred and Twenty-Five
| who will march directly behind the
honorary pallbearers from the CT,
Hall TO the church. 1t has been A..
ranged that the committee will march
by twos. former Mayor George B. Me-
Clellan and Joseph II. Choate being the
second couple. Then will follow the
two United states Senators, Root ano
| O'Gorman. Henry Clews and X. Ross
Appleton. the late Mayors campaie
managers. will be next. The pairings
viii not he finished until late to-day.
Sixty-one Justices OF the supreme
Court will follow the Citizens Commit
Zee After the Justices will come forty
City Magistrates. the Judges Of tn,
Court Of General Sessions and Justice,
Of the Special Sessions and other mem
bers Of the judiciary.
The guard OF honor will he IN com
mand OF Lieut. william Kennel and will
consist OF sixteen policemen and Ar.
men. Eight OF the guard will remain
near the catafaiQue from the time -,
comm In brought to the City Hall this
evening until the moment the funera
procession moves Monday morning Hal,
hour shifts have been arranged.
Additional details OF the funeral ar.
ransements were made public to-day.
II 10 estimated that as many al
twenty thousand persons will be in line.
and while there Is to be no military fea.
ture In the parade. the United State.
Army. the Navy and the National
Guard will be represented.
There Is to be an overflow service IN
81. Paui's Church on Monday. Trinity
Church holds only about $50 persons. and
the number wishing TO attend was sc
much greater that the Rev. william
Montague Geer. rector Of ST. Paul's
asked permission to hold services al
the same time as the services In Trinity
This evening. by special arrangement
one thousand east side school children
will march from Hamilton Fish Park to
the City Hall. and pass by the body OF
the late Mayor as 1t lies in state. Each
boy IN the procession will wear white
rose, which he will place on the BILE,
As he passes by. Monday evening memo
rial services are TO be held In Hamilton