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IN THE STREETS,

1t took aoune limo to osRAnize tho procession,
though shere wAn but littls confusion. Tho nr-
sautzatlou waa effected exactly according to tho
programme In TnE SUNDAY TRIBUNE. Chief Msr.
shat John II. DonIin Was an eliic.eat officer In
that poait4oo.
Tbs weather waa terribly cold, and the nippins,
biting wind was not All lnducemens for mon to
turn cut, yet mol less than 5000 po SOUS particle
pated In the march.
Tho cadets sud uemi military temperance Or
ganlzatione Of boys, we're out In force, but they
should have been mole warrutv ciad for tbs lonR
Haita they had to undergo IN the 'keau, o3Id AIR.
Under the Ala.sual4Iip Of Mr. ponlIn, tho
procession Wsa Kotteo under ~ty shortly after
1899, Aoadet by 8ergt. HathawaY And poico
Bquad, foll.swed by tho Knights Of st. ratriot,
and theu tne societies In tbs order printed YETI
to,day.
Tbs cold weather did not prevent tho gather.
tng OF largo ctowtia On tne nlroeta to view tho
sutn-our, which HAs probably ~ lnrge q religious
procession as ever took place in this city:
Tns ltne VI march Waa uorsb On laSAlle to
Fro street; down Era to atnta street, aud
north to thv Cathedral. through which the So
oioues passed and tnon ft,ncd arouud tho
edldoe,
Tia crowd hegc was immense. Everything
MAS quiet aud orderly, AMI the bright sashes,
plumes, and nAunots, formed oeanuful spectacle
ia the gltsten!ug suaght. At 1880 the pr1ces-
ston OF the Bishop and attendant prtosts. headed
Gy tho scolFtes left tho iutcrlor to bees tho OK
tortor OF the church, after which Tho procession
counterma.ched aud dis erae1.
, 1875-11-22
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, 1875-11-22

Tho clerical procession. Instead OF forming
outside tho church. waa compelled by tho crowd
10 organize in tho SANCTUARY, when:e. 1t l1:16 1t
emerged down tho central AiBlo toward tho maiu
door. It consisted Of : scross.boaret aud acolyteB
carrying lighted wax candtos followed by tbs en-.
tire body OF ths olargy 10 aoutane and surpl,oo;
lasty, tho ehaptera, tho ot1loara Of tho day, aud
Bishop Foley. Standing oa.stde tho door Of the
Ca.hedsat. hln head uncovered, tha Bisaop
prayed that God would blons all ILLS aettoas.-that
every prayer add work might bo begun by Tim
aud BY Him 10 fslshsd. Hs began tho anil
pbon. "6psiokle me-, o Lord with hysaop." A.
tor which tho clergy. lad BY tho caolo:s, chsnted
alternately, .'ainere1e Moi, the 4fttsth psAm in
During tho psa!n', Tho procession Naked around
tho ua!la IT lha charcn, tle Bishop spzapki,ng
them With bleAsel water, Repeating frcquonty
tho An1tpnon. ''AsperEes." y l,sta1ntuR 10 the
,pstn entrance, tho n.shop, prayed tl.s God
would deign to bless the house In which His
nsmo would % dAjJ cal.od upou. tho prt cas-
slon re-epselod tho sanatqary by tho lnalu as4e,
singing tho iitauies Of tho bauts, 1t the eonoiu~
sion Of which tue RlahoT. rising. sald, "Do Ihou
deien 10 purity and btsse thta church and altar
erected 10 Tby namo anu Tho Holy Name Of
Jesus" blessing. At tho same t1u, tho church
aud altar. Tho cLanser* saug the "Agnua Da!."
Tho bishop said, '"lucl!oe unlo ny AID. . God, y
and tho clergy answered ''u Losd. mako hasle
to help mo-" Tue Bishop prayed tuAt whlteysr
wa worshi,y and oomplotey doIe ~ tho name Of
dod, should be d1no by Hin; that ~basever hs
should hless, God Wo I'D bless thst ila should
cause evil splrlta to dee, aud vouchaafe tho Gu
trAucs OF tha Angel OF Peace Ne iheu aatd,
'1Dless, Lord, thfa house. erected to Thy
name," after .hleh tho ols,gf. alternating. sane
tho Psalms III, 12D, 12i. uouai version, Shlsa
tina PROCESSION pasaed down tho centre aislo up
tho nospe,-s,de vail, and BACK into tho sanotu-
arr. tho ushop sprtn1!,n9 blessed water, and re"
clti0g tho "Asposget.'' Finally. ths Bishop
pzsyed that God would pour u. on Ill who callea
upon Hta uAnie 10 that housa tho assistance Of
nas mesuy. through tbs mo:its OF jeauo Christ,
Hfa Sou.
This completed tbs rite OF dedicattou. Tho
church cannot DO conssc1ated uatil 1t Is out Of
debt.
The robin8 OF tho Bishop tor the celebration
Of tho mAsa was then proceeded with, wnlIe tho
choir sauR Behold the fricst." and tho olslXY
took sleIr places before tho altar In ths follow
lug order:
CsTeonnt, Bishop FnIty.
Assistant Priess, Rav. Joku fo.ey. D. D.
Deaeoa. Bub-Ds&eon,
ney. +. ". Rtasdsu. Rax. +. ult8F.
Usxcan ut Il auos, 4Nh-Daacon u &touaF,
| lksY. ]. Corratt, NJ. Hsr. J. Do pyckce.
Rsy. J. putlos, D. o.; Re7, r. 6trstt.
nj, Key, Uhhop 1thbous. Rf-Hes. llahop Nyan.
Tns G!eraJ.
, 1875-11-22
NUMBER 50.

AL hts Of tho priests are ons, with lors
fot = abose mans Iove ut 1om1n'a t5Ye-
t. fron tue world, anl y,u tsnd
40 a back to ths chaos OF confusion
~ :. 3att ism FacAnsuh.-it nay DO pohahod
r. =: IL, but pasanism nevertheless. Taar Il
~ 9 wottd. what nans w!n rlu Rira ia
-: 2n7 WnAt name tats will attrao: MILL
& !: hearts fur ncAs'y l,9oo yeats. and bold
Anl nerve ti.era, Aaa toaeA them. hf.ia3
= ~ above human capabilities AMI maxim;
III d.yina?
bre.hron, ovo this nntno and study this
natnto aud to4cll IL - your oh1ldrsn. Hull
tosth .!si4 ps2saso full os power aud tull d
oais nsaae . u:a uaaer III Wtsssa ' By .hscs
man can bn s.ved in h!s individual
q. acit., and 1t ia tt,a o.iF name uudae haaven
BY which socety es, b. savsd. what w!s sooc-
ts w.thuus lin? What WAS s,eiety before I1s
cams? That roci..y III becoming nor that men
ara forgetting Him; forgetting Hts story OF NJ
hIcton; forgetting ils a1eet, beautiful human
~; fornets'ns liIs oscfsbsdo1lng divnltv.
Meo are dcu,iag TIA. a.v,nstv &ad a.semns.ug to
baltsle Hts character. nnJ ara tnnsue do IN So
ciety to that HlaidarI from Tllch la essAkel II.
1t Id yout tntssion, Ut a.hrAu. tn e1taar eroand
yoar Master. Yon shouli toso Him. aud yo9
nave gilt Of holy faith 10 ID i.ao 10 .he tath rs
has preached 10 yen; to be tsle 10 Tia sSctsd
character which Ao has itnnres.od upon Hla real
frlloHera. Oh that SOU NAV do this su
tlle sacrifice about 70 be offered In this
Church Of the living God. and ask for
BlGAtpE 59fc " Ht5ua AEfidk ILL., HOs an &tl-
prcclatsun. not m o-t!mlt0. nut 4 per4unat. au
Intense personal love- love that ia Intensely
personal, that produces the grsa: l,aagca IL hu.
man character and makes rs llko unto ODD. And
oh, 10 Tbot, Etnrual F4ther Thou who tonsti-
tuled TIy Sou tho Ncdcemar a. tbe huoau race,
apd commanded that lie should 10 called Jesus,
--gfaut that wo who yeuetass lis holy usme no
on Garth may behult Ills faoo 10 ueaFen through
Jesus Christ Thy Son. our Lord, who with Thea
and the holy nhost Iiyetli aud retguosh togelh-
es, world without ond. AUeu
, 1875-11-22
DESCRIPTIVE.

stands on tho southwest cornor of North 6esto
and Superior streets, fronting Oh ssAte street
It 10 admitted to be the moat grasefu! snd ma-
jestio pile in Chicago ito e1terasl beautJ aEous"
ing tho admiration Of I'll classes Of people. In
its Gothic grandeur theology 10 lost. aud the dol
ioAte apEe which carr1es tta "hlte head, 'iko
prayer, into tue clouds, hehrs upward tho AspiFA'
tlou Of Jew and osntilo that 90 much of beauty
dedicated to Tho service Of Tho Almighty shall
rodoand In blessing upon mankind. Tho stsuct-
l1e, whllo extremely elaborate In dsuign. Ia sfu-
eul.rty f.ee from alfectstlon it Ii. IN thla rs-
.n.ot n,,d.l ~ ,hs .tn sn+ il. rnet1 non,sntion
1 epeec "o.ot ~ ea.s'e .A ".sns ~. ,.as,a
4aeso 10 not =" unhsoso7asy n.o"o aot ""ui..
b}mnesfy anywhere augRode tho uss Of
smother, it IL. almost ths only church
bnild,np in chicago in uhoss AZ hs,ior Avan tha
1890. .ss 80 ~, .,.;a. 49,. t,a.o,s A..
un'asateA oso ~~s aos rotat WV a'aaeus Va
fhfmltJ' , lualotous oa'ssou' o* ooostaa'o''"o
ct AksocIasonk, 8ome Of our churches A&
cr,wded down on tbelr sitas liza rnusbrooms
go. 49, o,utto,on. P.f,,.ns hro.d.r tb,n
.'AAo'1 ~ ~, -.
they arc long sa14 osaexs Ats toro"n toeoheF'
pscemeAl. loose and shApt1ese, ~ II their tho
oloey xoro al at ends with no desire or pes~
m,s~ion NJ unity. and tha latoat styla In tllus-
..",sd =. a.,.ht. .d,a.e stitch thrnve :. mil.
"a'eo ~ no'ae's '.Aes ,,.'~1 ,s.,.
ssum Eoot over Ns }oeana nsaa. asesa ASe'-
ping-ltke red.and-b]sok chandelier tneasfe"tse
In tho centre OF tho house, puts 4
.,nnnat In the ohoir. and L tstnky
t..,h.s n u. h..a .na sdy.neea IN In
, 1875-11-22
The Attitude Of Liberal Christians
Toward RevlVats Explained
by the Rev. M. J.
Savage.
immense Attendance ut the
Opening Of Moody ana
Snnkcy In fhila-
dclpllia.
THE CATHEDRAL DEDICATION.
THE HOLY NAME.
The REAy1CE8 YEbTEHpAY.

THE HOLY NAME.
Tue SERVICES YEsTEapAY.
Th4 now Cathedral OF tho Holy NAne Nas
dedicated yesterday IN tho presence Of 4,0ou PSF
sons crowded within tho edihco, and aesernl nd
ditionat thousands in tho adjacent stroets. The
eyent ID tho most Important which has occurred
10 tho history OF ths Catholic DlQcoso Of CHI
cago for uauy yesss: Tho church has cost abont
e250,o00 The altar. Which Ia Of solid marble.
coat $780, Ths dedication waa sotemuized BY
threo pse'ates and !Atse body OF clergy. oAo
Of sbe striking featuscs Of Tho occasion was a
successful attempt 10 restore pure etJls Of
eceleblshl1csl musie. Tho o1atiou aeiisered by
Bishop Rysn ia oopsldseed the most ornsre aud
eloquent ever pronounced~ III tha Wont BY
Catholic speaker, snd 10 gwen In full.
, 1875-11-22
CARRIAGES. .-...-.
CARRIAGES.

vo beg to notify onr friends that
aurinr tho next thirty days we
.s,ll 81 sell. at greatly reduced prices,
s,,1 ontirc stock of FINE CAR
nrAGES, comprising LANDAUS,
TANDAULETTES, OLAIeENCEs,
COACHES, EOUpEs and CoU-
psLETTEs.
our GLAss-FRONr Landaus.
t,r beauty of design, simplicity,
and t1oroug1iness in construction,
oro unsurpassed; tho front being
ocrfcctly balanced by u Patent
1,alaucc Spring, can with cnse be
fovorod and raised with ono an-
ser' .,....
Wc guarantee nil our work to bo
r1KST-CLASS, and to plcasc III
eycry particular.
II. KILLAM & co.,
pDChestnut-st., Now Haven, Conn:
, 1875-11-22

tlla t2Etu. anu NO tnAtf, hat, uloeHe.ef or
And BY ti!A POKER, and by a4a Individual charac-
ter. BY Tia suptess He teft upou uum4u ,u4tttu-
tions. BY preaon,os His nams through esssy lsod.
thls marvellous tet olutIon mA4 effected.
Louk 1t that cbaEacterf IT aLsods unique.
There il nothing tko Il in shs history Of our roo.
tastlesA and alone Jesus atauds. 1fo bad 10
model IN antiquity, aud liz has bad no perfect
imtasor a!ncc H4s day. For ns4:I9 a,0o1 years
aalnts sud saRea heys ooen modelling thelF Guar.
yat TO seo smother uhrtss uataught In the
dseotau and Romsn philosophy. lIe scared
Aeosa I'll phlloeopMas In The bstnau on the
Mount OF beattsudea, aud tn that snarsslous
Who was Hc-waat naanaer os man this mar.
seloua being. With no ono like Hun, who hsea
today. after nearly 3.oW ysAss. lives III saou-
aands Of human haalta whp arc prepared to pour
il ~ thu question Of thu n,us.ssoth
cautuy "a 1t wss tho question Of the f1tat. When.
in tbs quarters OF tnsareA phillipt Ho Asked
Ills Apostles, Whom do men nay thS1 auu i"
aud snuy replied. "some> Joho the Baptist,
p.oplieta." but III saksd sga.n. "Wbom do You
say thss Am7" aud blmun reser snswsriny
A4ld, '.ruou art tho Christ. ths bon OF tho living
uod. who hat come iato sh:s wos1L" Our Los1
said 10 teter, - Moase1 at theu, Guon Uasjo0s.
tur lesh and blood hath not ssvsAlsa this TO
thee, but my FAthe< ~ho Ia In Heaven" And
the mau Of tata aga mset cAch Olhar aud ask.
nWho waS Ne3 What manner Ut maui An
s.lyaaced Jox, man Ia adyanoe Of Ills ago. =
wonderful philosopher au almost perfect auman
heiugf What wss Het Lot u klss sumo 10.
count Of Him." they say. And a.srf socount
that thsy giye FoprUAs1ts 10 u ~ individual
without cousleteuuy OF character. with coutr&-
dlctions attempted to bs unated. aud uhsn thsT
.sy as.de s1a AaaWes Of Hamou Petar, THOU sst
she Christ, tho Roa OF the living God" thsy dif-
fef amongst themselves Ahout subo Ia &as os
What HI vaa, The Chrtk spoken of bv nous.
sssu u nos tho Christ Of B&tines, and tha 1asus
Of Strauss IL not the Jssus Of Rensn. They
, 1875-11-22
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