The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29
conservation OF nlsl,ap Gross I'm Ralti-
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~, NV, ~ - psuop or savannah, in place OF
n'sn"p icrsco. resigned, took place in the
,1u"'ofa', Baltimore, on sunday mornin.
/, last. ''' ''o
Long before the Cathedral door, had been
Opened ~ the public not less tlrn one thou
S'ho persons had assembled on The outside of
'hc cdlhce. When The doors were thrown
'i'h ever! seat and foot OF Standing room
was quickly occupied.
shortly after 10 o'clock about sixty stu
GENTS OF -. Mays Seminary entered the
'a'ii'dra' grounds and occupied position
IN ihc rc;r OF the church. The line was
taken up from the rear door of the residence
OF the Archbishop. whence the procession
passed 10 thu south side of the Cathedral
and thence into he church by the main door
The procession WAS formed Il follows Two
sr,ninaiiinS bearing the aspersorutn, two
altar boys. the scmnarans, sixty in number
in cas>"ckS and SUPPLIES. followed Ivy fifty
OF the clergy III their vc,imcnts. Then came
the cross bearer. supported by two acoytcS.
hearing lighted tapcrS. The bishops in full
ron'iite'is. headed by Bishops Gibbons, of
Virginia. aud Becker. OF Wilmington, Del,
preceded the BI>soi-clcct. Archbishop BAY
ley, accompanied by Rev. Father John
sa&lcy, ID. d., came next. followed BY two
EEsr boys bearing lighted tapcrs and the
'SST>>al. About forty altar BOYS. dressed in
white SUPPLIES over red, concluded the pro-
cc>>Ioa. As the head of the procession
reached the main entrance the organ pralcd
forth grand march composed for the occa-
sion by Professor John Lin!llrd. ors,nist.
After the archbishop bishops. priests,
and >CninarianS bad been seated, the interior
rIst tn" cnurch presented picturesque and
beautiful! appearance. The archbishop and
bishops. were clad in the full insignia OF their
offices. Inside the altar railing there was II
brilliant throng OF bishops, and priests, ana
ATTENDANTS the robes and vestments Of the
different orders contrasting beautifully
amidst Respondent surroundings. There
were seven bishops, fifty cIergymen, and
sixty scmnariaus, besides the altar boys
present, about the altar or in the pcws in
front thereof The following bishops were
present: Bishop Wood. Of Philadelphia :;
Bishop Becker, of Wilmington, Del. Bishop
Gibbons, of Rchmond; Bishop Williams, of
Boston: Bishop ohanaIlall, OF Harrisburg :;
Bishop Dorrcncc. of Pittsburgh; and Bishop
aluIlcn, of Ellie, PA. Prominent among the
priests We're DR.. CorcorAu, of PhiladcIphia;
Father, A|i-, kcan, and Slllrin, Of Wash.
ington; Father Brennan, Of Cumberland ::
Fathers >ciappell, NunIn, L,man. Mead,
\i|nrrol. and N"ccut:I. of Baltimore.
Tno altar, were. Of course sI,perhtv de.
r,r,,t.d and hri,liant,y ;lIumi,,,ed Tbera
wa. an abundance Of beautiful flowers in
ho1ouets and other forms. tvpicsl md crow
iny. one hundred and eighty tapers iI)u-
minated The main altar Arrlnped among
the candles with exquisite nicely were not.
ted gcranirluus. c,lIa.. and bouol,cts Of fresh
v-ci!i flowers. TIE side ultars were SUD-
ujiel with tapcrs and flowcrS. At
lines the sun uenctr,trd the win
dnys in The dome of the Cuthn
dr,I and shed food of golden Iioht
unon the scene below. which CONTRASTING
with the mellow LIGHT from the buruip" Ia
nars III mn a srrup of snlrndor rarely wit
n,.sad
r,," r,, .,,.,..,,ion from the altar stem. an.
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',r,.,,., ,,ro,,nrti,,, ~ rho ,,nn,lrmnn of thn
,,nr .,r.,u,,;on uvniur news ,rI;r nm their
.,,,, - thr ladies VIII, were ,i,,ou,,rd and
ur....,I ;u,n fine ui,lr,. IJundr.ds however
wr,,. un,t,L. T., >r,r,rc sent, and hoG ia Stand
in TN. si,l,.>