New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
CONsECRATING A BISHOP

as to warrant any lavish use of the Croton.
CONsECRATING A BISHOP.
AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT ST. PETERS CATTLE
ORAL.
The Rev. Michael j. OFarre for many years
pastor of St Peters Roman Catholic Church. in this
took place at St., Patricks Cathedral. Cardi-
large building filled with spectators, and many
high dignitanes of the Roman Catholic Church were
choir in rendering the mass The Cardinal was as
sisted by Archbishop Corrgan, of this city, and
quinn acted as assistant priest vicSTGenl
ssra =, Preston r, and tho Rev; Messrs;; Anthony
a the assisting deaeons 'nf Fathers be- or O
Farley, secretary to CARDINAL 1i M Scii ~
Charles !. Mcdonnell and NJ. ,Lavette acted as
masters Of ceremony Among the others present
were Archbishop Lynch, of Toronto, bishops Me-
Nierncy and Conroy, of Albany, Fabre OF Mon
trea. McQuade, of Rochester, Wigger of Newark,
Lynch, of Charleston, Fuygg, of Pittsburg tho
Bishop Of Hamilton, Ontario and Monseigneur
Before the mass was begun the oath was admin
stered by the Cardinal to the Bshop-elect and the
Bishop-elect and the Cardinal then began ceie-
tars The prescribed for the feast Of All Saints
which fell on yesterday, was rendered After con-
tlnuIng the mass to the "GIadunln il was inter
rupted for the ceremony of the imposition of hands.
The Cardinal Amounted the hands and head of the
Ye the Holy Ghost" D' The so'U cfozcr "''e tGS
presented by the Cardinal, who also gave into the
hands OF the new prelate the chalicc, oructs case
Episcopal ring, said to have been purchased bv
members of Father o'Farrel's former congregation
at cost OF $500 was placed upon tho Bishops fin
ger, and the golden mitre on his head.
u The sermon OF conservation was preached by
bishop Ryan. of Buffalo After the sermon
the mass was resumed and continued TO the
communion service. The newly consecrated
church blessing the congregations, while the
choir sang the - Te Deum Laudamns." The scene
people, who knelt to receive his blessing The con
gregaton was dismissed with blessing from Bshop
- ARIEL me ceremony occupied four hours and a
Society of Montreal, present bringing gifts from
a. ., Hoassau the secretary of State OF Canada and
other Canadian friends of the new Bishop.
VISITING THE NEW LOAN COLLECTION
large number of persons was present at the private
ropolitan Museum of Art. The paintings proved the
chief attraction, though many persons fingered
itors were General Di Cesnoa, Morris We Jes .,s
John Taylor Johnston, Charles ID. Jones. Mrs. Cas-
Lamb, j. o. Sheldon, the Rev S. H. Virgin. Uira1n
EltchGock, G b; Ostrander Daniel Draper, the Rev.
mons mons Clark the Rev. Dr. shaclelford, Samuel
Grump, Mr.. and Mrs. Croly Mrs. SCHUYLER Van
Rev W W Page Aynar ," Albert t'f'G Bqow fse
dr. DR. C B9SpdgSod' cs Jon Y Atkn the Rey
Mrs i. DsPy, John c4' J"y Dr. r. C. GHaS s,
i ,9mrc, a. =. johnson, Is f. Renlart, Dr. Leopold
ty%P' on William c. Whitney Joseph W. Harper
Wedder, H. p. Farnham, DR. ii. A. s mrs a. stGrps
N G,ddd Richard MI. Ely Herman s. Leroy Stanley
hast President +. A. r. Barnard j. w. W hb,hg
William Colgate, I: HilIhouse, l.. s. Schiefieiin'
Mr. ca al sghs Sdsa skn Wia@ Lyngstqn
feSge mT s, fne R Mo;r DR. Dr. r Reed William A.
MISS irinDie, Walter Satterlee, General lanes
Gooper tv]io o C WpTod Be IT, l. Deyne John A.
Parker Mann II. W Moore, r. S. Iawrenaa' 1,ade,
Charles A. Peabody, General A. j. Terry Jaass
DW Bridgman, Mrs Robert Hoe, jr., Dr. w 4
I Tl nc v. herter, Walter Squires r. Blum.
SELLING MOURNING GOODS AT AUCTION
About n dozen men, dealers in rags and renreson.
on commission merchants and uphosters
OF Field, Chapman q Fenner No. 1868 Broadway TO
piu aQr the mourning drapery to be sold for the
9enenC OF the Michigan sufferers Some of this
drapery had been sent TO the auctioueers neatIy
ion a Ilu "15 arfhged according TO quality on
Just as it was taken from the buildings aud law an
inc lioor IL heaps each weighing 200 pounds, The
auctoneer ii. 4. Field, tried in vain To create an
thusiasm, in the bidding, but his efforts were buI
ered ny OCCASIONAL remarks from the ragdeaers that
=" the stuff isn't good for anything but ragso The
ragmen failed TO keep prices down how wo
ever, for the folded goods sold at from 90 cents
yard for the cotton cambria to cents for black al
paca and cashmere; 424 yards of this last material
were sold at cents yard. Ono lot of alpaca
cashmere was sold for 3i2 cents "a yard Most of
the folded material was bought by Poor Dexter
d. Co., npholsterers of Watertown, N Y. The rag
men made desperate efforts to depress the price of
the drapery III heaps, which was sold by the pound
but were again unsuccessful; it was sold for "a
cents pound to w. H. Murray, cotton commits
turers The whole amount realized by the sale was
about $500 The mourning drapery of much value
had been sent directly to Michigan.
NOT so SERIOUS AS REPORTED.
The accounts of the ARRAY in State-st last Fridav
night, which were published were were ncorreet in
some important particulars Crummie was not
struck by DR.. Shine with o knife, and his wonnJ
was very trihing one, which was dressed bv n