The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-24
rest In the crypt under the high altar

where the bodies OF Cardinal McClos.
key and of Archbishops Hughes and
Corrigan have lain these many years.
All day yesterday an enormous throns
besieged the doors OF the cathedral,
| thousands pressing forward for the OPP
portunity to view the face of the dead
Cardinal Archbishop. At least 100000
persons have passed in and out OF st.
Patrick's while the Cardinals body In
its splendid robes feposed upon the
| catafalque at the head OF tho central
aisle.
At S A. NJ. yesterday Cardinal o'Con-
nell acted as celebrant of low mass
for the repose OF the soul OF the dead.
He was assisted by his secretary, tho
HI. Rev. Mgr, Richard J. Haberlein.
AT 10 A. NJ. tho members OF the re-
ligious orders appeared to attend a mass
OF requiem which was celebrated by
Bishop Mcdonnell of Brooklyn. The as
sistant priest was the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
William J. Guinan OF the Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament, and the Very Rev.
Joseph A. Mulry. S. j., president of
Fordham University. was deacon OF the
mass. The subdeacon was the Rev. lg-
Hatius Smith of the Dominican order.
who Is national director of the Holy
Name Society.
the brotherhoods was perhaps the most
impressive episode that had taken place
In the series OF funeral observances.
ROBBED in their historic dress they hled
into the cathedral and took their places
before the sanctuary, One noted the
brown robes OF the monks Of st. Francis
the black robed Franciscans and tho
bearded Paulists in the close pressed
throng.
sisterhoods Are Represented.
Among the sisterhoods represented
were the Sisters OF Charity, tho Sisters
OF Mercy, the Dominican Sisters, the
Crsuline Nuns. the Sisters Of the Good
shepherd. the Sisters of the Holy Cross,
the Helpers of the Holy Soul, the Mis-
sionary Sisters Of the Sacred Heart, the
Sisters OF Our Lady OF Ceuacle, the
Sisters OF Charity Of the Palatine, III.
Religious Of Dorothy. the Religious of
Jesus Mary, the Franciscan Missionaries
OF st. Mary. the Little Sisters OF AS
sumption, the Sisters OF the Congrega-
ton OF Notre Dame. the Sisters OF the
Atonement. the Sisters Of the Immacu-
late Heart of Mary. the Sisters of Good
Counsel. the Sisters Of Divine Compass
sion and the Sacramentine Nurses.
On each side OF the catafalque, upon
pedestals similarly draped. stood the
great seven branched candlesticis Of
gold. az we'll as six tall candles that
were ranged on either side of the bier.
The light from these revealed very
clearly the benign face OF the dead
prelate and Its faint smile Of peace.
As the organ sounded the procession
OF crossbearer, candle bearers. acolytes
and choir. emerging from The chapel Of
Our Lady, moved along the aisle. Then
came Bishop Mcdonnell and the assist
ing clergy and then the members Of the
religious ordera Tho sermon was
preached by Mgr. Mooney. who found
occasion to say:
There is one thing OF which I am
certain and that Is that In the loss OF
him who lies before You you have lost
a friend and n father. 1t was thus that
he always felt and acted toward you.
Therefore. II Is true that your mourning
is without blame. Then 1t is a mourning
that Is not without hope"
After the conclusion of the mass. at
about noon. the steady inflow OF the
people was resumed, tribute Of silent
respect that has been almost without any
intermiss!on since the body Of the Car
dinal Archbishop was taken to the ca
thedral on Friday.