The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-23
|RELIGIOUSORDERS
TO HONOR CARDINAL
They Will Attend Solemn High
Mass Of Requiem for Mgr.
Farley To-day.
TRIBUTE BY DIR. LAvELLE
Public Funeral Will Bring a
Large Throng to Cathedral
Tomorrow.

Many thousa nds OF all races and
creeds will meet in st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral to-day and tomorrow. when the
last services are held for the Cardinal
Archbishop. As the end of the funeral
period approaches the solemn episodes
seem to increase in impressiveness. Con-
stantly the throngs in and around the
cathedral have been growing In numbers.
Not one quarter Of An hour has passed
since the body Of Cardinal Farley was
taken to the cathedral that prayers have
not arisen in that quiet retreat for the
repose Of his soul.
To-day will be tho day of the re-
ligious orders Of the archdiocese. They
alone will approach the cathedral In such
numbers as to I'LL it-probably more than
al II; for not every one Ia aware, per-
haps. of the size and Importance Of the
Catholic orders in this community
They will appear at the cathedral in
the morning to attend a solemn high
mass of requiem. and they win be seen
in their historic robes and insignia.
There will be present religious brothers
who have not. probably, been out In the
city streets for years, an event no less
than the death OF their Archbishop being
necessary to draw them from their re-
treats.
Great Throng Expected.
There will be no place or room In the
cathedral during the morning for any
persons not OF the brotherhoods OF or
ders. In the afternoon. however the
public will be admitted again to view the
Cardinals body as II rests upon the
% al In In IF y
And tomorrow morning the public fu-
neral. the final observance In the long
series Of occasions. will bring. It is ex-
pected. an immense throng to the neigh
borhood of Fifth avenue and Fiftieth
| street.
The police are already preparing for
this contingency and will establish po-
lice zone from Sixth avenue to Park
avenue and from Forty-eighth street to
Fifty-third street In and around this
zone 500 specially detailed men under
| command OF Inspector Frank Morris will
provide the necessary restraint.
The funeral service will be held at IL
O'Clock, when Archbishop Bonzano Of
/ Washington. apostolic delegate to the
| United States, acts as celebrant of the
mass of requiem. and when James Car
| dinal Gibbons pronounces the eulogy
| Cardinal Gibbons. Cardinal O'Connell oil
Boston and Archbishop Bonzano will be
| the most distinguished figures in grea'
| throng of clergy. perhaps the larges
number OF such that ever will have ap
peared in New York.
Many Bishops TO Attend.
| Most of the Bishops, except those re
! siding on the Pacific coast or otherwise
at great distance from this city. Will
attend the funeral. and their humble
and Importance will make the event I
| historic one In the history Of the Cath
Ole Church in America.
| Cardinal Gibbons is expected to- morrov
afternoon from Baltimore and will h
escorted at once to the Cardinals hous
at Madison avenue and Fiftleth stree;
| Cardinal O'Connell will arrive at night
II was said yesterday. and may also y
received at the Cardinals house.
| Until the body Is inferred IN the cryp
under the high altar. in which repoe
the bodies of Cardinal McCloskey AM
| Archbishops Corrigan and Hughes, /
| viii be guarded at night by volunteer
from Catholic societies. Members o
the Catholic Benevolent Association
have stood vigil through the night. a
have the knights OF Columbus anC
members OF the new Sixty ninth Regi
| ment.
| Vigil was maintained last night h!
the Nocturnal Alteration Society o
Catholic Laynen from 10 o'clock unit
midnight. There are only three Dranchc
OF this society, the Roman Archcontra