New-York tribune., 1918-09-24
Body of Late Cardinal To
Be Laid to Rest Under
St. Patrick's Altar
Catholic Prelates to
Attend Requiem Mass
Great Throng of All Faiths
Expected To Be Present
at Funeral Service


altar Of 81. Patrick's Cathedral. High
dignitarios of the Church in impressive
vestmonts. priests and the people Of
his Church, who loved and voneratcd d
the late Cardinal, viii test the capacity
Of the great cathedral to The utmost.
Three Cardinals, the Apostolic Dele
gate at Washington, seven arcnbishops,
and more than a score OF bishops and
nsignori of the Church viii be III
attendance. while hundreds of priests.
many Of them in khaki uniforms OF
United States army chaplains. and in
the blue ot naval chaplains will march
IN the procession from Cathedral Col
lege, at Madison Avenue and Fifty
arst Street, TO the Cathedral.
Great Throng Expected
1t is expected that the funeral will
draw one of the largest throngs of
Catholics and non Catholics that ever
assembled in New York City to pay
It's final respect TO the departed prelate.
1t was one OF Cardinal Farley's highes t
attributes that he commanded the love
aud respect of men and women Of high
md low degree. whether they were
COMMITMENTS Of the Church which
had elevated MIN from the post OF a
parish priest TO the office Of a cardinal
or were OF another faith.
Police arrangements have been made
TO take care of record crowd. al
though no disorder is expected. 1t is
aade by thousands to get into St. Pat
rick's who will be unable TO obtain
even standing room.
Mass to Begin at 10 O'clock
The solemn high requiem mass will
biated 10y the Most Rev. John Bonzano
Archbishop OF Militone and Apostolic
Delegate to Washington. The eulogy
Will be delivered by the Right Rev
Thomas +. Hickey, Bishop of Roch-
ester.
Archbishop Bonzano will be assisted
by the Rev. John Farley, S. j.. nephew
Of the late Cardinal, acting as deacon
and the Rev. William Livingston, p. r.
signor Joseph f. Mooney will act as
assistant priest. Monsignors John Ed
wards and NJ. j. Lavelle VII be dea-
cons OF honor
The four thrones erected on the right
and lott cides OF the altar inclosure
will oe occupied by Archbishop Bon
8ano Cardinal Louis Nazaire Begin, of
Quebec; Cardinal William O'Connell
of Boston, and Cardinal Gibbons. OF
Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons arrivec
Cardinal Begin viii be attended by
Nons!gnori John H. McQuirk. assistant
priest, and Joseph Frieriand and Francis
H. Wall as neacons of honor. Cardinal
Gibbons will be attended by Monsignor
James II. Mclean, Edward McKenn;
and William l.. Penny. Cardinal O'Con
nell Will be accompanied by Monsignor
Henry A. Brann. John p. Chidwick ant
John T. kearney.
Many. y.Prelates to Attend
Among the prominent clergy presen
will be the Most Rev. Paul Bruchsi
Archbishop OF Montreal; the Mos
Rev. Martin Trltscher y Cordova
Archbishop of Yucatan, and Archbish
ops John j. Glcnnon OF St. Louis
Henry Noeler Of Cincinnati, George
". Mundelen of Chicago, John Shaw
of New Orleans and Dennis j. Dough
eety OF Philadelphia.
Among the bishops will be Thomas J
Walsh OF Trenton; William 7. Rus
sell Of Charleston, S. c.; Patrick j
Hayes, of New York City; Charles w
Currler. of Hetalonia, Greece John ]
NcCom, of Philadelphia; Joseph II
Schrembs, of Toledo. Ohio; Johr
Grimes, of Syracuse, n. y; John p
tarray, of Cleveland; Daniel +. Fee
han, OF FAN River. Mass; Thomas f
Hickey. of Rochester, \. Y; Peter r
Nuldoon, of Rockford, Ill.,; John j
uConnor, Of Newark, n. j.; John ]
Monahan, of Wilmington, Del; Michae
II. Ilovan, of Scranton. Penn, ant
Thomas Byrne. of Nashville, Tenn.
The laymen Of the funeral processio
VIII start from Cathedral College, while
me clergy Will start from the Car
dlnal's residence, Madison Avenue ant
fiteth Street. The lay procession
VIII start at 9:45 o'clock sharp and will
be made up as follows:
Detachment Of 500 United States Marines.
Gross bearer and acolytes.
Ihc Cardinals committee.
Inc Catholic Club.
Board of trustees Of the Catholic Orphans
Asylum
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin.
might of Columbus.
Officials of the Catholic Protectory.
Trustee OF the Cathedral.
City officials.
Officials of the Allies high commissions
including British, French. Belgian and ltal
ian Officials
representatives of the Spanish Embassy.
- Admiral Nathaniel Usher Commando
dr9msn II. Newberry Admirsl Mcdonald
ana General James A. Ryan. representa-,
'he United States army and navy.
,ross bearer and acolytes.
habits
Visiting clergy.
rrovineas Of religious orders
Nnaplalns of the United States army ar'
ross bearer and acoiytes
sgniori
o~als Inc right reverend bishops and right rev
orend abbots
ne most reverend archbishops.
ross bearers and acolytes.
Rsn tmtnencc Louis Nazairc Cardina
cons Of homo, W
'osS bearer and acolytes.
>.a .ainea Cardinal Gibbons, Of Baltimore as
Tnn priest and deacons of honor.
,u ,,oSs bearer and acolytes
. IMAM Cardinal O'Connel of Boston
T ~ assistant priest and deacons Of honor
h;.se noSt Ref. John Bonzano, D. d. Arch
W"Gp OF M'litene and Apostolic Delegate t.
'"ston, with deacons and sub-dcacons
Papal knights to March
Nmons the Papa knights who will b,
attendance Will be Nicholas +
p,saY' Dr. james j. Walsh, Thomas Il
IAN My!es ;. Vierney. Thomas +
~ Morgan j. O'Brien, Eugene A
'I,pln. Adrian lselin, sr.. Dr.. Thoma,
u.u.r m.r arlan, Bernard Coleman, Henr,
Ky, John /. O'Rourkc, Dr.. Edward
YES ST., James Butler, Michael J
E"liueen, John T. Arur w Uorrl,.