, 1875-12-09
THE PROCESSION.

AASAAA1A AAAAus
THE PROCESSION.
WHO COMPOSED IT.
Tbs procession ras divlded into two sections.
Tho hrst-conaisting Of the Waiting olergy. .h,.
lay officers Of the Diocese. aud tue veE,rr Of
Trinity Church, Cleyeland.--forued IN The esa
achool-room, and marched through thu chapel
into the front part of tho Cathedral. ohero tho.,
we're seated in paws reserved for thcm. Thon.
names arc ~ follows: The Rov, Waller T. Lloyd,
st. Johu's Church, kewhnee; tho Rev. Jamet;
Moore, D. D.. St. peter's Church. Ashtabuta
the Rey. F. ". Doyd, u. D.. WaukesLh, WIS. );
the Rev. Peter Azycdstn. u. D., st. Johu's, Al.
gonquin, Judge y. II. Trsst, Springfield
tho Rss. @. S. Abbott, st. Marks EvAnstonA
tho ltor. Josorh T. Allan. Grace Church, Gales
burg; tho Rey. JAmeH A. Doules, 81. Peters
Cleveland; George II. Harlow. Secretary OF
State, Springfield; William +. Toll, Sycamore
tho f1ey. M. Chase, st. Paul'e, Alton George 3.
Todly, Chicago: John ". Brown, Detroit
Mich; Edwin s. Fowler, Springfield, I'LL, 10,
sepL Cross, Il. r. Sweet, Frcorors; Houry Bat-
ford, Wesiorn Michigan; F. Il. rot!s. Wyoming.
III. Thomns Richos. Minnesota; I. ~. Benedict,
Gcncsoo, ILL.,. .. +. Warren. Chicago; the lter. u.
NJ. Gregg, Springfield; tho Rev. George ", 1lar-
rod, Milwaukee; tho Rev. William Allen F:sx,
%a'At3 W. u 1A'AE1t SA'GAhu h4u AAcss AEu y
q. Perry, Chicago tho NaT John uochuy. Da. l..
Fi,lo ILL.,; tho Rev. IL. Il. Caoieo. Cairo; Vi,
Turner, Chicago; tho kev. c. Il. Bastcts, Lo H.
don, Eng. T. F. Coolbaugh. Waukcgan; D. y.
Phillips, Kankakeo +, the Rev. Francs Mansfc ID,
Chicago; tho Rev. O. D. Btout, Chicago; G. H.
Lasrabeo; q. Coming Judd, Chancellor Of the
Dlocese; Robert D. Wo}se!ey, Wisconsin tho
Rov. Luther pardee. Chicago; II. Il. fIt. j
Dllion-Lee, Adrian, Mlch.; the Rev. William t.;
Hopkins, Aurora; tho Rov. c. ". Loan gweli
Knoxville, Ill.,; the Her. MAtia D. Averill !,
arsen Bay. Wis. the Rev. ]. T. Webster, De
troit, Mich. tho Rev. 4. ". Enyder. MM,keRon
Mich. the nev ". II, knovItou. Grand RapidA
Mtcn. tho lev. Josoph DoFosrest, .Manit0woa
w.: 7. n. Morrison, j., Fot'p' ~ 1etmsn1
Cleveland O.; tho Ner. William u LIS Ashley :,
hlllwauhso the lev. Henderson Judd, ObesIill !,
q. Benjanalp A. Rogers, Chicago; the i.sysF !.
O. Osborne, Highland Park: tho lssv. E. Good :
huo. Daysnoott, H.; tle Roy. +: H. Hall. oshsost t.
Wis; tho 1!ov. 8. J. FIeEch Michigan City; Llo
ncy. ". ". Estabrouk, Elgiu, ILL.,; tho Re-. IL.
\. Van Dewsen, Henry. lll.s II. J. D:oun, Jr.
Ct. Louis, Mich; tho nev, John -. E.st'n
cl!y. Mich; ". s speirs, OstAwa Ill; J. Stu IN
art snIth, CleYclaod, O. G. Il. uusgius, Dsn-
vllio, ILL.,; IL. r. Hicster, Farm Nidsc, Ill.,;
tua Rsr. J. 3. Chamberlain. Oscow, Ill.
iisv. William =. Wight, Wsapun. Via; j. y.
Page, H. T. Chase Judgo utiB, aud I. n. Ar
nod. Shortly after thcy bad taken their rc-
spectivo places,
THE eKcoxD SECTION
of the psoclbaiou began to move IN tbs follow
ing order:
Ths Vorgez Of the Cathedral.
The Cathedral Choir. ~
The Csnon Of tbs Cathedral. With aakistant2-
Ihe C;eFgy tn osder.
Tia Clerical Members OF The St4ndng Committee.
a HHh nr-AtA a. n iii
Tho Hight ne1ercna Preacher.
The Hahop Fresid!ng, with his Attendants.
Tho yergtr bearing the gtldcd rod, Tin insignia
Of office, walked in advance. 1tomooiaselY bo-
hind him mere tho members OF tbs CHOIR, At.
rangcd TWO ABREAST. tho youngest in advance
They walked s'ouly ont from tho attsiug-toom,
slnglng proccbsloua1 u1rnn Mo. 442:
Bonas of praise ths aueela sang;
Haven with e!ltlu!aa rang,
When JahoyahA work begun.
When 1Io spAko aud 1t Naa done~
Following thsso came
THE ASSISTING rnEsnrrERa,
aa follows: Tie Rev. J. II. Knonles II. A., nf
Chicago; the 1sv. Bamao! Chats, D. u, Of
Roea'a, Mont ~; tue ne1. o!nton
drosg., II. A., OF spsiurt'eld; tho lev. Ed.
ward Sullivan, 8. r. D, ol Uaoago tbs Ror.
1lobets AcMurdy. D: D.. IL. D., Of H,de Park
tho lov. u. u. Harris p. D.. Of Chicago; the
tho nov. Jamos Do Kossn, D. D., Of Raelno.
They 1lod into tho pews in the rear Of tho
ohuir.
7uK Ass1aT1Na b1sHors,
who came nsxt. Here tho Ht:-Rov II. II. Clark
son. D. D. LII. D., Dihhop Of Nebraska; tho IT,
hev. II. D. Whippte, D. D.. hshop of h1iuno-
fotA; the At.-nsv Edward i. Wellss. 8. 4. D.,
bishop Of Wisconsin; tho ns.-ltev. Gregory i.
Esds,l, D. D., BISHOP Of Ohio; thu Kt.-Isav.
juaoph Q. Talbot, ID. D., LII. D., Bishop al Iu-
d!aua; the At.-lsey. John !. 6pAldlng, D. D.,
D!rhop Of Colorado; The Kt,-ltey. George D.
Gillespie, Bishop OF Western Michigan, Tho
sssistlng Dbhops took soats fusido OF tho COM
munion rail. to placen previously assigned to
them, according 10 seniority.
Tbs llshop presiding, The nt..nsv. 8amuol h,
MoCoskry, ID. g. l.. O1on. Dnhop OF Michigan,
occupied tho Epsscopal chair It The lott ,nsda
OF tho rail.
Tho B,ahop~s!eet, attended by tho Noy George
Woskhington. OF Detroit, aud tho 1lev. James 4,
Hollas, u. D., unro conducted to eaAts outedo
the rail On Tho Init aids Of the opeu chancel.