The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24

THE CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP kEASE To-
MoRRow.-The following regulations will
be observed at the conservation OF the biSh-
op.elect:
1st. Low Masses at G. I, and o'clock a.
NJ, and for the children at s. A. NJ.
I'd. Solemn High Mass will commence at
10 o'clock a. NJ.
Sd. Immediately after the Mass at 81 A..
NJ the doors Of the Cathedral will be locked,
to be opened again at 81 o'clock a. NJ, and
no one will be allowed to enter the Cathe-
dral unless furnished with a ticket indica-
ting the place in the Cathedral assigned to
the holder of the ticket. This ticket tue
holder must keep until the end OF the cere-
mony. On the day of conservation no tick
cts will lie issued to persons residing in the
city.
4th. Five tickets will be allowed to each
pew rented. A committee OF gentlemen
has been appointed to preserve order in the
Cathedral on the occasion, and TO usher
each one into the seat to which the ticket
entities the holder. Any one coming after
the ceremony shall have commenced will
forfeit all privileges the ticket grants.
1t is expected that the music will be rich
and grand on the occasion.
KesSnich's orchestra OF thirteen pieces
will assist the choir.
During the procession grand coronation
march will be PLAYED.
Haydn's Mass, No. 4, has been chosen for
the occasion. During the Mass, at the Cos
pei, Dcitsch's Veni SanCte SpirituS will be
sung. The Oaertory piece will be Lambcl-
lotte's o, Gioriosa Dcmin,un. Lambel-
lotte's grand lie Ueun,, in D; has also been
selected.
Mr.. Charles Siegel has kindly offered to
act rs director.
Solemn Pontitical Vespers will be sung at
| the usual hour, during which Right Rev.
j. J. keane will preach his first sermon to
his flock.
During Vespers MiIlard's Aue Verun, and
| Veni Creator, Mozart's MaqnifcGt, Dudley
Bucks Sdlve Regina, Weiseps q, Sat.tariS,
| and Mendelssohn's IGatum Ergo will be
sung.
The church (St. Peters CathedraD has
| been divided into several parts, which are
designated on the tickets Of admission
First. Centre aisle, the tickets bearing even
hand side, or that nearest Eighth street !;
odd numbers on right-hand side. Second.
Western aisle, that next TO Eighth street !;
eastern, next to the episcopal residence.
Third. The western gallery, or the one
next to Eighth street, is for men, and for
men only; the eastern for ladies, and ladies'
only; and no man, u1ader any eircum stances,
will be allowed to enter the eastern gallery.
No one will be allowed to enter the colored
gallery unless the ticket so specifies.
Delegations OF societies will meet in the
Cathedral-yard at 81 O'Clock 4. NJ.
Ushers will assemble at the same place at
9 a. NJ.
No man who holds ticket for the east
ern, or ladies', gallery:w:ll be allowed to
enter the church. This rule is positive, and
will be strictly enforced.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. W. F. Drnkard, OF the
Dispatch, went to the country on an eve
ming train yesterday to remain few days.
Professor Harris, OF Richmond College,
who has been travelling in Europe and the
East since last January, has returned, and
is now at Shadwell with his family. He is
expected 10 come to Richmond next week.
MIR. w. II. Turpin, OF this city, the trav-
cling companion Of Professor Harris, stop
ped at Berlin, where he will attend the Uni
yersity for the next year.
Sergeant Hall returned from bis pursuit
OF the Goochland murderers last night. He
has tracked them to q certain section OF the
country which ia best reached by rail, and