The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-19

isymen and the Uniformed Papai
nnIshts or St Gregory, who will also
attend a service to be held at IL 40 p.
NJ. at Orienta Point before the cortege
starts for Manhattan.
on saturday at 10 A. M. solemn mass
OF requiem will be celebrated by Bishop
Sonn .. CConnor of Newark. This will
S oe ATTENDED by the clergy Of the Arch
uiocese as we'll as by the children of
she parochial schools. On Saturday.
sunday and Monday afternoons. as we'll
as tomorrow. vespers for the dead will
bs rccited at 4 p. NJ
On Monday at 10 A. NJ. there will be
solemn mass of requiem attended by
me religious communities of the Arch
oiocese. and Bishop Charles Z. McDon-
aid OF Brooklyn will be ceiebrant. On
tuesday at 10 A. NJ. the final service
VIII be held. a public funeral. Bishop
Hayes will act as celebrant OF the solemn
n'gn requiem mass. which will be at
tended by Cardinal Gibbons of Balti-
more and Cardinal O'Connell OF Bos-
TON and by hundreds of distinguished
ecclesiastics.
At the conclusion of the funeral SER
wees the Cathedral will be cleared of
an persons except members OF the
clergy and the various religious orders.
and the body OF the Cardinal will be
SIS eitS Siypl Uu6 nIkn
altar. The purple hat. emblematic of
the Cardinalate. will be suspended over
the high altar beside that which was
worn by Cardinal McCloskey.
Viewing of ahe BODY.
In the interval between tomorrow
afternoon and the funeral services of
Tuesday morning Cardinal Farley's
body will lie in state In the Cathedral.
A catalfalque eight feet In height at
the head and six feet In height at the
foot will be erected in the centre aisle
and on this the coffin will rest In such
position that the face Of the late prelate
may be viewed by his people. The pub
lie will be allowed to pass by this bier
and view the Cardinals face throughout
the period from Friday afternoon until
Tuesday morning, except when services
are being held.
Further details OF the funeral SER
vices of Tuesday will bsEsnnounced to-
day. The details as regards deacons
and subdeacons were NOT announced yes
terday. Bishop Hayes will be assisted
by Archbishop Bonzano, the Apostolic
Delegate at Washington. and the eulogy
will be pronounced by James Cardinal
While the body rests tonight and
part Of tomorrow in the Cardinals
house the parlor' of that residence will
be used as a chapel 1t is possible
that in this interval a death mask will
be made.
Yesterday at the chancery there was
continuous stream OF callers, who
included Bishop Hickey Of Rochester and
Victor ]. Bowling, Justice Of the Su.
preme Court. There began also stream
of telegrams. From Baltimore Cardinal
Gibbons telegraphed:
Il am deeply grieved to learn of the
death of my old and dear friend, the
Cardinal. l offer my deep and heartfelt
sympathy. and I shall be at the funeral
A Jewish Tribute.
Something Of the grief felt outside the
Roman Catholic Church was expressed
by Maurice B. Blumenthal. general coun-
sci In the United States for the Inde-
pendent Order Free Sons OF Israel:
The death Of Cardinal Farley re-
moved from the theatre Of grea,
human endeavor one Of its most bril-.
liant and beloved characters. Great al
his loss to the Roman Catholic Church
may be, his loss to the world is irrep-
arabic. His ardent and conspicuous
freedom and justice in which our coun-
try is now engaged is one Of the mos,
beautiful Inspirations Of the hour.
"In purpose, labor and achievement
bis life exempiified the highest ideals OF
human and advanced civilization. He
so conducted his life's work for the
perpetuation and leadership Of Catholi.
cism as to show due regard for the pro-
fessions Of other creeds He was 4 pro.
nounced opponent Of religious persecu'
ton and bigotry. and In that respect the
Jew and other non-Catholics have lost a
valued friend"