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through this zone. but Immediately
when the head OF the procession was re-
ported at Fifth avenue and Seventy
ninth street all traffic stopped.
l. One of the busiest and no!siest
stretches Of city roadway became
curiously. impressively silent. The
| children, in black and white. grouped
upon the steps of the cathedral scarcely
moved. Black CARRIED priests we're upon
the steps or the sidewalks and at the
doors of the cathedral there was a
touch Of color now and again as a
monsignor CHANGED to appear. Police
lines barricaded the side streets, re-
straining persons whose eagerness might
perhaps have led them to overstep the
bounds Of propriety. Many persons upon
| the housetops leaned over copings to
gaze upon this spectacle so stirring to
| the Imagination and the windows were
| full, Of girls.
At 4:32 p. NJ. the police cavalry. with
their red and white pennon hung with
| black ribbons, passed the cathedral
| door. giving place to the regimental staff
| OF the new Sixty-ninth. the regimental
| band. the file on file Of marching men
and finally the seemingly interminable
| column of motor cars. In front of the
cathedral doors the voice of Col Phe!an
| rang out like the stroke of hammer on
| anvil, Attention! - The regiment
| swinging against the west curb OF the
avenue, reaching from Fifty-third street
to Fiftieth, presented a wall Of uprigh,
rifles, while the right hands OF the
| officers snapped to salute.
Within few minutes the motor cars
church doors and presently the last OF
the ecclesiastics' cars, that bearing Mgr
Mooney and Bishop Hayes. drew up al
i ha Zoos 10 he ~ los
Vicar-General ard the Coadjutor Bishop
a little In advance of the ,monsignori
awaited the approach of me body OF
their late superior and friend. The
bronze coffin containing the body was
lifted from the funeral car and was
poised momentarily while careful hands
placed upon the coffin the great red hat
from which depended the thirty tassels
| As the coffin was carried into the ca
thedral the band played a few bars OF
THE Star Spangled Banner" and the
significance of the national anthem al
! such a moment produced In many heart,
without doubt a thrilling and noble emo
ton. As the body disappeared into Tho
semi-gloom Of the church the infantry
men ordered arms and then came to ease
and the band accompanied the slow ant
solemn progress Of the body witt
Chopin's Funeral March" The littl,
/ children upon the cathedral steps re
manned at salute until the coffin was wei
| within the cathedral.
vesper service attended by all tina
had come In procession and by man!
hundreds more that had waited In thu
cathedral for hours lasted until IL
+. NJ. Then the Cardinals body was car
ried into Fifth avenue. again escorted b!
the mounted police, the Sixty-ninth Regi
ment and by the dignitaries and clerg,
afoot. to the Cardinals house at Madison
avenue and Fiftieth street. There II wa
placed In repose. the face was exposed
and clergy and laity were permitted q
pass the coffin and look upon the caro-!
nails peaceful countenance.
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There the body will lie until o'clocl
to-day. when 1t will be taken to the ca
thedral and placed upon the catafalqu
| erected. Last night sisters of the re
iigious orders and members Of the officia
family stood vigil at the side of the dead
but Tonight and until the day or the III
will be established by different organiza
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and view the face OF the late Cardinal
except al such times as religious ser
vices are being conducted.
| These include yespers at II NJ to
day. a requiem mass at 10 A. NJ. to
morrow for the chIldre. a requiem mas
| on Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and yespers a
lap NJ. a requiem mass on Monday a
IlO A. NJ. for the religious orders an
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on TUESDAY. II was particularly re
u,ested by the official family of the lat
Cardinal Archbishop yesterday that tn
public attend the services to be he'll
previous TO the final service of Tuesda,
as much as that attendance may be DOS
sible. in order to avoid a crush OF peopl
on Tuesday.
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