The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-17
The Jubilee in Newark.


Yesterday. i'll common with the faithful through
out the world the Catholics OF Newark and vicinity
suitably celebrated the twenty-lfth anniversary OF
inc Pontiicate OF the Holy Father, Pope Plus TX.
II was at first Intended TO hold the celebration In
the day time, but for good and sufficient reasons IL
was decided that the evening would DC the best
time when the masses OF the people would be able,
without dctriment to their calings, TO JOIN
in the jubilee with heart ana
Will Despite This wise precaution the peo-
pie inaugura'ed the great eccesias .H.s aay
carly III tie forenoon. Az st. Patrlcks Catneoral
ccebrated IA presence OF an immense ate Oi
people IRON all the churches IN the city, Inc Kew.
Charles A. Reilly oniciated, assisted by Rev. rather
Clarke as Deacon Rev. Father Downcs as sub-deacon
and REV. James t. Dalton ~ master Of ceremonies.
Fatner Kilccn, Father Dc Burgn, OF BELLE
vie, ana Father snandrell OF Paterson.
were present In the sanctuary The music
was cxcAently rendered by the cathedral
CHOIR in charge Of conductor schmidt. Buhler's
Mass in u Flat vas rendered, and at the orrertory
the choir sang Lainoiottc's "Memorare" In T:
Win yop'I anb,ilotes .Lauda sionH me services
concluded Without any sermon. Bishop Bay!ey was
East Newark, IN accordance with o prearrsnged
programme, after hcariug mass In the morn
ieaence IN BIeccker street and there serenadcd the
prcatc. In the rl occsstn were ten wagons. trimmed
on with green toughs aud loaded with young and
od. Alter being welcomed bv the pro- pastor. Rev.
Father Reilly, they returned to East Newark ana
spent the day, enjoying themselves in the woods OF
II was not however. till the evening that
THE REAL CELEBRATION
took place. In accordance with the prearrange0
programme all the Catholic societies turned out
q, Utaose IN grand torchieht procession, number
ing between tour and five thousand persons. Long
before the line of iualch was commenced the
streets through which IL was advertised to pass
were fairly alive With people VI all ages, sexes ana
conditions. IL Is estimated that NOT less than
40 900 persons were III tic streets at haf-past nn0
O'Clock. Washington street, from Bleeckcr TO Mar
kei, was completely JamIned. Hundreds Of houses
along the line or march were brilliantly Illuminated
wln Chinese lanterns. BuntnK, 100, was
thrown the breeze u profusion. The bishops
residence, Beeckef street. was handsomely
trimmed with lanterns &C., and while the process
SION halted In iOnt the church bells rang out mcr
NY In Joyous tones and fireworks were shot or In
large quantities. Bishop BaYley was not present
throughout the GLAD occasion, q prior Important
business engagement having demanded ils atlen-
ton elsewhere. Inc Catholic Institute IN New
street also brilliantly Illuminated, as also
the residence Of Alderman fcller and other
prominent Catholics TIC procession Itself was
very inc atisr ana as y passed through the prin-
cina streets, headed ~ bands OF music, the effect
was no less beautiful than picturesque. The EmmeI
Iouaves and other companies looked exceedingly
well IN their handsome uniforms ana cilclted round
bearing. The leading Catholic clergy men of the
the eng rode III Carriages With the Dfocesslonsts
81 James parish was tue only one not iuliy repre-
scented. Tie grand mirs'ias III charge OF the anair
Peter Senuett, Patrick Wician j. O'NeiiI, william
schmidt, James Kelley, Capiuin l.. Mcdowell and
William A Seminal. TIE societies taking part
were the independents 9ihe Company. captain VI.
St Joseph's President. NJ. Hlrth; st. Bcnedictus,
President 4. Tlaacrt; ~. LiDorious. PRESIDENT, A.
Fsl!cr; -. Bonuac,us. President. G.. Boiler; st
Georges, President, H. Stole Parlsnloners ot 81.
Not a thing happened 10 mar Newarks ovation &c,
Iii q grand old occupant or ST. PETERS chair.