The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23
HOLY ORDERS.
RUTEEF PRIESTS, SEVEN DRAGONS AND gEvEN
TEEN suBDEAcoss onbA rNRp AT rRoY.

TEEN sUBDEAcoNs onbA AIMED AT rRoY.
The Trinity ordinations closed yesterday At tho
Troy Theological Seminary, sixteen priests being
ordained, o number OF deacons and subdeacons
having received hcly orders on Friday and
minors having been conferred on many OF
the less advanced students. The preparatory
retreat was conducted by the eminent
Jesuit the Rev. Father Duranquet. number
ofprlests from the archdiocese and neiGhborinR
dioceses were present, among them being the
Rev. Father Lynch, OF ST, Anne's; Rev. Father
Mclean, Rev. Father McEvoy, Rev, Father Bropny,
Rev. Father Cotton, Rev. Father Ward, ana others
rom New York. Tue ceremonies were OF the most
Impressive character. The orders were conferred
by the most Rev. @. G. Williams, Archbishop OF
Boston, the name OF the recipients being as FOL
lows
PRIESTHOOD.
For the Archdiocese OF New YorK-Revs. John
r. Doyle, james P. Egan, James w. HAYES, Joan
A. Hurley, James f. Kelly. Patrick J. Martin ana
For the Diocese OF Albany-Rev James +. Col
Inns.
For the Archdiocese OF Boston-Revs. James F.
Keegan, Michael d. Murphy, John Al. Mulcany
and Lawrence J. O'roole.
For the Diocese OF Rochester-Revs. FIR. B.
Por the Diocese or Springfeld-Reys. Jonn Z.
Garrety and John ]. O'Keele.
DEACONsHP.
Por the Archdiocese OF New York-Revs. william
a. Farrell. Michael McSwggan, stephen q.
For the Diocese or Aloany-Rev. John J. Crowley
For the ArcndloceSe Of Boston-Rev. John (.
Cummins.
For the Diocese OF Burlington Jerome
Gelot.
For the Diocese or Rocnester-Rev. Thomas L.
Rosslter.
srBDEACoNsHTP
For the Archdiocese of New York-Revs. Charles
Cotton, James l.. Crosby, NJ J. DOugaerty, JoDn M.
Grady. John McCaHrey, p. G. McClosKey, Philip
Melster, Michael Montgomery.
Cunningham, James j. Peyton, Jopn L. Reilly.
For the Archdiocese OF Boston-Rev. J. p. Egan.
For the Diocese Of Hartford-Rev. Luke Fltzsm-
For the Diocese or Rocnester-Rev. Simon Fitz-
simmons.
For the Diocese or ogtlensburR-Rev. Michael J.
Brown, Jonn " Fitzgerald ana Thomas J. Keiiener.
Eleven students received minor orders aud nine
teen inlratory tonsure.
ORDINATION OF PRIESTS AND DKAcoNs AT
sEToN HALL
The chapel attached to seton Hall College az
South orange, n. J., witnessed the elimination
yesterday OF series OF very impressive cere-
monies, being the ordination OF q NUMBER or
s-mnarians to the holy ofnces OF deacons and
priests Tho altar OF the chapel was
prolusey and tastefully decorated with choice
mowers The BODY or the sacred edInce was nled
with a large and highly respectable congregation
or Catholics, chieny tue relatives and friends or
the young received into clerical
orders. The ceremonies began at half
past ten O'Clock, at which hour tho
Right Rev. Bishop Of the diocese OF Newark,
Michael A. Corrigan, D. d., entered the chancel,
rObed IN iull pontidcal vestmentS lie at
tended by large following OF clergy, including
Very Rev. q. A. DOane, Vicar General or the do
cese The Bishop being seated before the altar,
THE CANDIDATES FOR DEACON
were presented 70 nlm by Vicar General Doane,
rs folows:-Rev. Messrs. Arthur J. henry, John
a. Shepherd, Bernard j. Mul!gan, Robert y.
Burke, Isaac p. Wnelan, James J. Brennan and
John r. Brady. These young gentlemen we're
ordained the previous day ~ the Bisnop, and az
~ were, Confirmed yesterday. The presentation
ORDER OF THE PRIESTHOOD
was next conferred BY the right reverend gentle
man Rev. W. IA. Doruin, OF Newark, and Rev.
b. II. Ter Woert Vicar General Doane assisting
brate his frst mass a. the College chapel. At the
time OF the ordination on FRIDAY OF the
first named gentlemen to the once Of deacon,
minor orders were conferred Dy the Bisnop
Messrs. James Augustine McFarreu and
Michael Clennon Rev. Mr.. Whelan. one
OF the newly ordained deacone, ts the
son Of the late Captain WhelaD, OF
Elizabeth, a gentleman widely known throughout
New Jersey az member OF the State Legislature
for several years and man OF the very
highest personal recutude. Tne was
one or the few who were seriously
stricken with enteric fever wnen IL broke
out at the college from vltated water a few
montns ago. In this connection the authorities
OF the college desire 10 20 DC stated IN toe HERALD
that never was the sanitary condition Of the In
situation more perfect.
After the ceremonies yesterday the clergy and
large number Of guests were Hospitality enter
tanned az the college, the clergy not having
broken their fast before commencing tue laIlguing
services.