New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
THE PAPAL JUBILEE.
SOLEMN CHURCH sERvICEs-DECoRArIoN AN,
ILLUMINATIONs.

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throne celebrated with moro religious fervo- o,s -,
thanksgvng fi9n In this city. Roman Catholic con,,,e
may Sufpas3 new YORK Ia gorgeous decorations and i'm
posing demonstrations but the Chief OF the Roman Cath
one Chnrch seemsto b3 as firmly cnshrned in tho heart.
OF his subjects in this metropolis as in the heart, ~ IT,
born WITHIN tho shadow Of the Vatican. Solemn Igh
Masses and Te Deums resonnded ves,e,ss-
In ell tho churches OF the Arcbd,ocess
Prayers were offered up by all the faithful for man,
years Of continued usefulness on earth FOR ter roo,
PontE In the majority OF the churches the sorvis,.
Will be repeated next Sunday. TO give those who we're
unable attend yesterday opportunity OF te.tfv,n
their regard for the Holy Father In the Roman c,,hn
lie sections Of the city large bullness was done In r.
failing photographs Of the Pope, and many OF the roB
gous BOOKSTORES disposed OF large quantitie, OF boob,
| pertaining TO his lie
At ST. Patricks Cathedral solemn Hirh Mas,
| OF thanksgiving was celebrated at l0i a. m nv
| the Very Row. DIR. Stars, V. g.. cesebrspt.
| Father McNamee, deacon; Father Kean, sub-deaeo,
1.-THE Rev. Father Kearney, master ceremonies Tho
al'r was decorated with flowers aud costly .qndeabra
The services opened with Mercadaate's Mass in minor
After The Post Communion In the Mass the Archbishop
delivered an address appropriate to TIE occasion. sud
the choir sung 7e Deum. by Lambriinttc under tho
DIRECTION OF Prof. schnitz At the close Of the sryce,
Archbishop MeCloskey delivered the Papal benedetisa
| 70 the very large congregation
At st. Stephens Church. in East Twenty iyhth-st
! High Mass celebrated by the Row Dr. Nc
Glynn rs cclebrant, assisted by Father McCready
as deacon, and Father Boiler sub-icacon Tho
| music Of the Mass was arranged from Generally,
! compositions by II. i. Danforth (e1cept the Tan
| nm Ergo which was by ROssi and was rendered by
double quartctte choir Lombllote's IL Dc,n closed
the services which varied by an address from the
Rev. Dr. McGynn to the large congregation princip.iy
| ladies, on the career OF the present P0ntih
! The Rev Father Hudon celebrated High Mass NJ e.
Francis &avicr' In West Fftecnth-st. before a Largo
congregation. beautiful Mass sung by full choir
IL st. Mary's Church. at Grand and Pits the morn
| a
Mass The latter began at 9O in the presence Of very
large congregation The pastor Of tho church, the Row.
Father OReily, was eeelrant, Father McEroy deacon
and Father Drumgole subdeacon AZ the close OF tho
| unusual display OF ornament.
At ST. Tleresas Churca in Rutger-st there were two
by the Rev Father McCauley. The church was denseiy
lhrOnged ana the altar bazed with innumerabe lights.
At the CHURCH Of ST. Paul tie Apostle at ElnthaYs.
and Flftyninth.st, there was sOl6Ih High Mass at
O'Clock. The celebrant Father Dwyer, Father I'm
officiating deacon and Father seaIles as.subdoacOn.
The grand altar decorated with floral offerings and
! with iunumcruble gas Jets The congregation was com
pO.Cd mostly Of women. Ihe for tie occasion
will be preached tomorrow 10y the Rev. Father Hewitt
when the Ne Deum and the prayers OF thanksgiving Will
In the evening there were magnificent illumination
and torch light procession through the streets In the
! cuity Of the church. Evergrceus clustered up0n
its walls and lanterns and tapers made its windows re-
splendcnt. TapcIs also oncircled the that
| mounted the church and gave the whole situation
a ~picturesgue effect When the procession re-
turned 70 the church, the lantern-bcarers took up
! their positions the top OF the hill on which
| the church IA situated. hand disc0ursed sweet
Largo pieces principally in the ofthe Roman Cross
delighted the multitude. Three Of these pieces wera
! placed NnthaVe., OF which bore the in5crip-
hon, "Vivat Plus TX" Another was in tho
form Of triple crown while beside g u , stood a
| the buildings in the immediate neghborhood OF ina
church also Illuminated THIS was particularly mo
case I'm Sixtyfrst-st, between Ninth aud Tenthaves.
where of buildings, occupied by prominent Roman
Catholics had lines Of lanterns across tns BON L as
pieces of fireworks hearing the name OF Plns ~ we're
gniej, while the children sang songs Oi sAneSs anu
81 ReTpsrd,s Church in West Thrteenhs was lum-
mated in tho evening. There was line pr0cossO% on
tie parsouers in connection with the ST. Vincent De
Paul Society and the 81. Bernard Literary Association
followed by speaking IN the hall Of the church The line
Of March from the church to Ienth-ayep to Nine
tccnthSt to Eighth-ayc TO Seyenteenth-,t To Nlfth
ave- 10 sixteentlst. to Eighhave., TO FoureentlIst
TO seventh-ave TO Bankst, to Wlshngtonst TO Galse
voort-st, Greenwich, 10 Nintave, TO fOuteenttsL
to Tenth-ave., 10 Tbrteenthst, and thence TO ltoe
church. Music. fireworks and speaking alternAtef Ola
The German churches continued 10 present the stme
tween Avenues and c. aud second and sixthsts,
tbronged with people gazing at the house fronts and
In the Church of the Holy Redeemer, in Thrdst the
solemntes of the most imposing character They
and Sunday. On these DAYS solemn Iridium will be
held for the reasons, that the Holy Father now cee-
brates the twentyith year Of his pontihcate that st.
Aphonsus the founder OF the Redemptorists was de-
clarcd Doctor of the Church ON the sd OF March last
that plenary indulgence has been granted 10 this
Church for three days June 6 II and w in honor Of Our
Lady of Perpetual SuccOr During this TridHnH the
Blessed Sacrament will be exposed IN the 40 hours de-
yOtion. At O'Clock each afternoon there will be a sol
cmn vespers, and every evening at sermon ana bene
dction.
The grand High Mass yesterday was rendered by an
orchestra and large choir under the direction OF George
Fischer who selected kempter's I" Pastoral Mass" for
The decorations Of the most elaborate character
The interior of the edhoe was beautifully embeished
with evergreens. The pillars were adorned by mmense
wreaths OF oak leaves. While the altar pulpit ana organ
were tasefully 0Tnanented by wreaths Of eVerggeens
and flowers. Tomorrow evening at o'clock there
will he procession in the church In this four priests
will carry the statue Of st. Alphonsus Other priests
will assist with lighted candles aud apers. Two hnnd
red girls, dressed in white, and 100 boys wearing ~h9
sashCs viii take part. After the procession there VIII
be a solemn benedieton and lie Deani AT the eonciar
sion of this pageant the societies connected with the
church will march to Tompknssquare, where there VIII
be display of fireworks ana music oy one o. tne Des
bands in the city The societies VIII form IN Avenue %,
and march under the arches OF eyergreens which span
Third-st Avenue and Avenue A, and thence proceed
AT the Church Of st. Nicholas the services began at
o'clock in the morning. when solemn Hlgh Aa s S ~
by the ringing OF the bells Fathers KreOs Tanner ana
evening sermon was preached by Father Turner, after
which grand German lie Dennl was sung Dy tue wiiolo
congregation. The same services VIII DC repeated W
The Xavier Union which was organized about two
months ago celebrated the day with great enthusiasm
Their building, on Flfteenthst near slSlH,tNt Es'
brilliantly illuminated IN the evening with chinese IAN
vistor were entertained The President Joseph Thoron.
at a late hour introduced the Rev Father bapSer' WI"
lam glad to meet you here. and think You are glad to
meet here because my presence as he Leea " tno
of your society," one reason why am glad to DO hers
is because know that your society Is thtIe uenO.oe
to releion-that 10 Is entirely devoted to the Pope.
| IAnplause1 | am confident that there Is not =
member here who would not Oe "ii,.nS oi ~
| nil In his uower for the Pore and ior rengion'
and am sure there Is not one who wQuG not We WING.
II necessary give his lie for hn. lAppa.se.l nce
reason is that your Society Is devoted I'd letters
! educaton moral improvement aud, hs.ls, 70 s Sts
honest amusement. lAppl,lse AmuSslhsn e or 70.
| ont danger. amusement without repent iuee oic,
| morse When you return TO VOW, ,oino, ~" gei
| vonr meeting here You cheeriu-y1u :, -,
satisfied but perhaps the same could mol De sau " and
went elsewhere. wish your Society ever suothsr "a
sincerely hone IL will attain all Its Objects o'o' ~
dresses were also made. . ,,,sos and one
The windows In number OF tenement Nous, td Isl
store on Nyrtlcaye Brooklyn, were docoIhto11 ith
evening with pictures Of the Pope, aAd .,A'iia
Al sula was made IN tle cNl'