Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-25
ARCHBISHOP SPALDING.
HIS VISIT TO WASHINGTON.
AN OVATION
IMPOSING DISPLAY,
THE PROCESSION.
INTERESTING CEREMONIES AT ST. NAT.
THEW'S CHURCH.
TIE ADDRESSES
SYMPATHY. FOR THE POPE.
THE KING OF ITALY DENOU need.
THE KING OF ITALY DENOU Need.
TIE GEORGETOWN COLLEGE WELCOME

As is well known, Archbishop Spaliing, o.
the diocese OF Baltimore, recently returne d
from Rome, being delegate to the Ecumenical
Council, and one Of the most prominent par
Elephants therein, having acted as . me nber of
the committee on sRvtio de ide, and his return
TO his flock WIS looked forward to with great in
terest. His views in favor OF the 4" inrailibility
dogma" were interpreted as the reflection OF
the sentiment OF American Ca.hol cs voted 4
the great body of which he was q member, he
being the archbishop OF the Oldcs: 9, in Amer
lea. He returned within the past two We s'<s.
and at once an invitation was extend 81
20 him by the students Of Georgetown College
TO visit that time holo:ed institution. As the
AIchbishOps OF this diocese, Is well as others
and their slffragans, always apr 2ciate the
merit and value OF such visits as tt 80, the iu-
vitation was accepted at once, which, being
duly mentioned in TIE STAR, advantage was
taken by the various District societies Of the
Catholic persuasion to lend a helping hand.
Meetings were held in the different - ltishes
committS - we're appointed, and every thing ar
ranged for grand demonstration to the Arch
bishop OF Baltimore, on the occasion o. tn
visit. He was to leave Baltimore yosterd ~
morning az ten minutes past eight O'Clock.
Fathers Walter, Boyle and Berroti had gone
70 Baltimore on Wednesday to escort him mere.
THE TRIP FkOM BALTIMORE
The gray dawn Of Thanksgiving morn had
hardly Lfted when our reporter repaired to the
ArchbishOpical residence, immedi ately in the
rear OF the Cathedral, In Baltimore, where
number OF priests had assembled. About twenty
pany with Fathers Walter, Boyle, and Dough
erty, (the latter the Archbishop's private secre-
iary,) took hack and proceeded to the Camden
Depos, where they were at once conducted y n
special car attached to the rear Of the regular
train. Here they were met by Father Henc Nv.
president Of Loyola College; Father Galley, OF
Josephe, and the following citizens Of Balti-
more. who acted as guard of honor Gen.
Joseph II. Brent, Dr. Robert H. Goldmith, Jas.
W.
Adams, Joseph s. Heuisler, Col. Frank y. Ward,
John Wickersham, Charles Il. Tirnan, John B.
Tidy, ir.. Francis VIM. Dammann, and Judge
Bouvar ID. Daniels, the latter acting as chair man.
1t was not long before the train was on its way.
Our reporter WIS, Of course, presented to his
Grace, who said: "Oh, yes, EVENING STAR; 1
ftdht zee the STAR Est evening"" swell, Arch
him q copy of Wednesday evenings STAR,
when he said, "Ah! thank you," and then
tonned his spectacles for scrutinous perusal
When near the Relay House the car b came
seemed to enjoy hugely. Approaching this
Point line Of fine -looting men, about sixty in
number, were noticed drawn up on the pat
form, and the query went the rounds, s'who
are they: why was the answer s!theysre
TIE WASHINGTON COMMITTEE,
ion't you see they have badges of bishops pur-
ple?' "Tbat's So" and no sooner had the train
stopped than in they came, ard were presented
ore by one; There were Amei leans. Italians,
as an accomplish linguist, was at home in the
vernacular OF either. OF speeds the train, and
ihe Intervening space was made lively with
Jokes Gcb as Father Boyle is famous for. The
time thus made pleasant was brought to a close
By the
ARRIVAL OF THE TRAIN
at TIE Washington depot. where. there was a
density OF human beings" The train had no
soorfr got into the depot than il Was Where il
he"'' lis that he.'' -sOh, wait and don't p,sI,
50 "Y"s, but l want to see him" "We1,
mere plenty OF time ION. git ont &c; 1t
With his suite, now Increased by the Catboic
clergy of thi, city. srged from the front roor
OF the depot, tie Marie Eand, there stationed,
plsyIrg ''Hail 10 the Chief" and was az once
conducted TO four horse barouehe. Then came
the numerous societies. sod&lit;es and 9TH ror-
CARNATIONS part and parcel of the Catholic con.
ara tsking the lead of the PROCESSION. ef IA
headed by band.
THE PROCESSION
was formed in the following order:
Mounted police, under Lieut.. johnson.
Chief marshal, John h. Goddard, and assist
ants, A. A: Mari ard j. 4. Mallett.
ST. Cecilia's band.
Assistant Chief marshal, L. ID. DAILY.
The Young Catholic Friends SCclety, of
Geore etown.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Society and
male members OF Holy Trinity congregation.
Band.
The male members of ST. Patrick-s corpresa-
t.on, James keleher assistant marshal, in
cn2rge, M. Welcl assistant.
ST. Patrick's TOTAL Abstinence Society," num-
berirg about 90. j. j. CaTrigan marshal.
The Hibernia Benevolent Society, about 100
me moers. ID. shannon marshal; Messrs. WEIGH
and Tracy as istants.
st. Peters Temperance Society and the male
III EN- ters Of st. Peters congregation.
The male members of st. Matthew'S congre-
CATION, about 2sO in number. NJ Green ASSIST
ant marshal in charge; L. J. O'Toole and DR.. l..
y. Draper assistants.
Assistant chef marshal George +. Kirk.
Band.
81. Donin,c's Total Abstinence Society. and
The male members CT ST. Dominic's conggega-
ion.
81. Mary's and ST. Joseph'-P. Nav and j.
b. Ruth rarshas, with Il. Grer. II. Ruppcrt
John Rupert, NJ. May, Ii. Kramer and NJ
Ruth, assistants. Washington Germania Band
tWeters.) The flag of the Pope
ST Joseph's Beneficial SocieIy-Marshaled by
John Kaiser; numbering 100 members, headed
by banner with painting OF saint, with date OF
organization, October IS, loi6.
~. Bonifacius' Society Marshaled by III.
Nairn, with banner bearing portrait or saint.
St Michaers Society, Numbering about 100
members; marsEaled by Il. Nef and John Get
tIngeI; headed by blue silk banner, with por-
,raii OF SAINT and date OF organization, Septem-
Esputa's Band-John Moran mar shall, H.G.
and W: +. Tyson assistants.
Sodslity of ST. Aloysius, numbering about 30O
byT- Stewart; he AIDED by a beautiful
white silk banner bearing on tho front a por-
y ait OF the saint, inscribed "Eerccted under
me patronage OF Aloysius GOnZaga, August,
iebo; on the reverse, representation of the
Virgin bruising the Serpent.
81 Aioysius Temperance Society, numbering
about lOO; marshaled by Messrs. George Saw
age, Fitz, Carrody and Batson. A tine banner
headed this body, on the white front the inscrip-
ton s.St. Alloy ius Beneficial Society, organ-
lied November Il, 1885," and on the green re-
verse representation Of Father Mathew speak
ing on temperance, with the inscription % We
practice what We preach"
The male members of the Immaculate Con-
ception congregation, James Forsyth, assistant
marshal, in charge; q. p. Clarke, Jerome Nc
Nanus, NJ. j. Hurley, U. A. Mullaly, NJ. DOrant
and NJ. MuIloy assistants.
The Sodality Of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 10
members.
The male members of st. Stephens congrega-
ton, Thomas +. Waogaman, assistant marshal,
in charge; James Carol and John +. Currxn
assistants.
st. Stephens Educational Society, number
ing about leo members, Mr.. James McKenna
st. stephens Total Abstinence Society, 65 in
numter, William kyon marshal.
Band.
THE CoIoRED CATHOLICS DIVISION
vas marshaled by w. H. Smith, assisted By I.
+. Coakley and L. Il. Bowie.
ST. Martins Beethoven Band led By A. Queen
ed the division. -
Net came the Catholic Benevolent Society,
numbering about 100, with beautiful silk bar
ger, having on the front repre- en' lton of two