, 1870-03-03

E1n7sro .isainssroe ssa tsit.tJ r1e e1oves
were then bleM ed and put on sne-hands Of the
new Buhor- This posu3n OF tho -cefeu1nay u r.
" az. ~ .sss +. Tho h ~ S97ssd ny ~
tse+e Gores q az oe'ain o'esapg tnrouzh Caask
offered +, the Consecfalor niief which me reg Of
the Consec1ator beng seated. we.rtus hls mike.
nnt the sloses on the eonsecsated with the follow
sEncompssr. 0 Lord, the hands Of this Thy
S naf q ~ VIC
cob, his hands being covered with the Sins Of
KOS. ..obssned the pa:ernal blessing, after h. had
drink. Eo mnJ this man, having c1eEtd through
h!s hands the saving heat deserve to obtain toe
ns! nceasirg @ Or Thy Ersce, tatougn our Lo.d Jesus
of ain, ore1ed himself TO Thee On o1r behtif"
nvet the glove. and the Couseersrof, rising, con.
ore nom wnlca the cousecrator hid Just 1lsen,
h1o placed the croaIer IN his LETT hard, then,
orans ne aa tas d m
Gld! be grateful pra,se! !" Wntle the hymn vas
beng ,slg s1ng, ne Assistant Blanops xsa5-
Rx lo5ss n esu snd iqc :, sfn
ceedeo he bestowed h!a blessing upon the couere-
gauop. y no 1eeelyed the sane upon beuded knee
coniecland and assistant B:snops returned TO the
altar, tne co1seclator sarg: "Aay ~ hand Be
msds n.R ana nay ny tight hand BE- exalsed a
Feat Glory oe TO the Father, and 10 the Son, anu
10 the aoly Ghost. As It was IN the oegnn:Eg. =
n9M and N e syel sSs te witnoos sEa AWsn
bJ The Corsecrator, after which, he, WITH nts as
slstanB stood uncovered at the Gospel SIDE Of tao
crastd Blssop snen:procesdns 10 lie csntie of sha
atst, gave his blessing In the Danner tnst Is RtEen
6y ths Rsnopa Ietaen wished . 1o1g ltfe 70 h.s
tetmif atk with the rec1al OF the commencement
Of the Gospel OF S. john
TIE choir, under the leadership Of Professor
Ge2ap. VAS augmented by tile best vocal and H.
eunmentA talent In the city, and prominent
amolg 8 Inc vocallsts were MI. Emma 5nrtEsr,
who ssne IN = most exquiaite manner Procn's
Are HARE Stella, Professor Rose Ead plAyt0R the
vton1 ol'iqato 10 biz Tell-knoWn artistic manner.
III. George F. stelnhaeh sang the bass tolos dur.
S aGd m e ss .ss9s
edinee with peculiar effect The ctoslcR musical
predEct!on OF the couseCrat1ou services was 8
The foiowtna visitlng eiesR5 WeTa present and
participated IN the ceremonies: VERY Rev. ]. D.
Maddaus. =. G. and Administrator ot the Diocese
veIy Rev. T. Brming6sm, b. b., v. g. and "A.
HSlst,aioI 9t % Of Gnsrtesson. 9. G, and the Rsv:
ua1sar, Rev. J. Fisher, Rev. II. Lyons,
Rev. g. GtoRan and Rev. J. Damen, 8.
+ ftf1&s n;rasol xs!' d fs' ns poctss b e'e Il
rnnaaelphia: vesy Rev. ]. G. neyde1, 7. &. n,
Very Rev. james O'Coonor. D, D., Rev. P. j.
pl,nks 81 sSg nS,, j. aud Rev. John daFaemsno
onlcein Of 1he Maas-Rev. 2. Ncclorkey, cele.
b'aIt; verE ReT. Il: Pani pubrsu!; Ray. Mr.
S Sc s.AH TeIte, Master Of CEREMONIES; REV. Nj.
l. an1Ie, A1n's!ant Master Of cefenonias' Rev.
Tne aeirnor pIescned during the ceremony was
by The K'ght Rev. Thomas A. becIe', D. D., Dtsn.
cp of WllmI gtnp. Del He selected 1or his text
sn zsG 1sn
Holy Chest" lie elactdated BY the text thar the
hocd atd that the conmiss On - preach IS d.
rived from God and transmitted 10 us by sn m.
broken chain through apostolic SUGGESTIONS In
the 1e y.consecIa'e Cd bishop aud alluded 10 The
o'gn:iy 10 which be had been raised. counaeuing
l,n to remember The importance attached to his
lc d'gnlhed manner. He also alluded In most
fteiiR nanner to the hbaence OF Archbishop
Tna decorations Of the main altar we're very
beautiful ard IN good keeping. Mammoth bon-
quets or freshly.cut flowers OF all hues and fra
while everareens entwined Themselves about The
sides and cIeps across the top Of the altar. FIVE
large .apers we're p}aced at the zenith OF the al.
ioser part of the sacred pie, and grouped iii can.
delabtas were swo hundred and thirty leeser to-
petF, The raJs from Which ated halo Of golden
sheen upon the other EnrIo1r dlngs Of the altar.
The 0iher alsAre, placed At the north and south
tiees Of the church, were also brilliantly illnnl.
hated with Tax tapeIas and decorated with fra
graut e1otice.
The humorous friends ard admirers Of the
neWlJ.elected Bishop, Wishing TO exhibit tbeir ap
p:t cniion OF lin az O religions counsellor and
GEAR irtesd, presented him with presents IN all
yalned Qt e3O,G00+ The principal gifts were
agl:1cent wrought cfozler Of gold, q fell SET Of
vestn enle, t~o sod gold eros e. and chaics, sig
very Costly gold rlpgp, golden crdets, eweEg ant
bheiDs.
Bthop Foley vas born On the 9Th OF March
1893, AID received hiH education at st. Mary d Col
| lege. After he lad completed hia collegiate
studies be entered the seminary, and was oroatu,
ed On the 10Th OF April, 1876. and was ordered tt
| Montgomery Corpty. tnat eeirg hs urat mission
From 1heI ce he peut TO Washington, D. C.. ant
rtnatt cd there for two ycsrs. after which be Hsl
| Ien ovtd b. Archbishop EQgleston TO the Catne
dla! IN 1h's city. where he remained Chancellor
| $. AID Ac nlDisuAtor for t1eoty.lwo years
| lie will deliver lis fafe~ell sermon OF suods,
| re1t at st. Martins Church. on which occasion
| GoQnods ceieblated macs will be surg By tn
| choir. with full orchestral accompaniment, nc
Ger the direction OF Professor Jean Scnaet1er. 1
Lumber Of bopraLo solos viu alao be introduced