Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-14
THE CARDINAL'SJUBIL
rar ruELEBRArruS OF uIs rIfrIEru
ANNlNERSaKN.
Drawing Room FilIpd with Elower. aud
win presents from rar ana Near mass
inc EaIhsdY.1

Drawing Room tiilsd with riowsrs aud
with presents from rar ana Near -uass
I'm the Cathedral
Tho drawing room Of Cardinal McClos-
keys house at Madison avenue and Fifticth
street. New York, wore an unwOntcd ap-
pearance Saturday morning when the
cardinal descended from his private
apartments. Flowers decorated the tables,
the windows and even the corners Of the
room, aud frciChtcd the air with their
fragrance Tho flowers were tributes
from well known Catholics in remembrance
of the attainment by the cardinal OF the
golden Jubilee OF his priesthOOd-the
Gltieth anniversary of his ordination. The
cardinals eye was bright aud his step was
light as he passed admirugly from one
beautiful floral creation to another aud
read on the cards that were attached the
names of almost life long friends. Besides
these there were many less pcrishablo
gifts, including superb gold
chalICc, accompanying au autograph
letters OF iCncitatiOu from the
people a model of the new $40. 900 mar
BILE pulpit to De erected III st. Patrck's ,
u bust ui himself cruciix ten feet in
length made oi olive aud from Gethscmane
aud a great variety of other appropriate
testimonials.
the Ceremonies iu st. ratrIck's Cathedral.
The procession as it emerged from the
vtstry consisted, first of n number Of
acolites with white surplices over violet or
cardinal CissOCks, followed by about lj0
black TObed and surpliced priests. Nine
bishops in cape and mtrc were ueXt in
order aud tho Clcbrauts of the high pouti.
tical mass, which was to preCode the
presentation, brought up the rear. As
they came in sight the audience arose aud
the augmented choir rendered the Pro-
ceSSioual of Guilmant's Grand Mass
| in + fiat. They filled two thirds of the
vast editice and consisted largely OF wOmc n
Yet In the first two rows of pgwS were
the trustees or the cathedral and many
| distinguished Catholic laymeu, including
| Chief Justice DAILY, eE Mayor William ;,
| Grace. Judge DOuOhuo, John Kelly and
John L Deyliu. Ranged before them
were two rows Of benches for the accom-
mediation of the visiting cleTgym"u and
those OF the diocese, who together mum
bered fully four hundred. Father Rear
! don, of Castle Garden, escorted about a
score Of newly arrived immigrants, repre-
| scntIng every nation, even Armenia, int,
| the edIice before the beginning Of tht
mass, which was celebrated by BlshOi
| LOughlin.
Toward the end OF the mass the siugiu.
of the ECce Sacerdos Naguus au
| nUuuCed the coming of the venerable
being celebrated. tie came from thJ
right OF the altar aud slowly walkel
across the Sauituary, preceded by hi
| cross bearer, Father Donovan, and half
! dozen white cassOCked attendants. Th
| cardinal was attended by his deaC lus q
honor, the Right Reverend Mousiguor
| Quinn aud Preston. He was clad in hi
scarlet robes and wore happy smile. Hi
progress from the point Of entrance wa
! necessarily slow, as his eyesIcht is failing
| Not until he had been assisted to his sea
did the audience resume theirs. Ate
| the throne had been assembled Bisho
LOughin, on behalf of the bishops OF thu
province, read au address 20 his emuc nee
Then the Rev. Father DOnnely advances
with the address of the priests. AS h
ceased speaking John +. Deyelin entere
the sanctuary, aud, unfolding the adires
of the laity, proceeded TO read il. The oil
preIate listened attentiyely aud bowed hi
| Acknowledgements Of the hOnOrs bestowe
| upon him in cOl.memOratiOn Of the L irtiet
anniversary Of his ordination. Th
audience received his b1uedictIou betOr
| departing.
The ceremony was the most magnihcer
that has ever taken place in the new cltht
dral, aud recalled the scene ut the bestOwi
of the cardinals hat upon his eminence
few years ago in the old cathedral. Til
iullid marble pulpit, which is to be erecte
in cOmmemOratiOn of this last event, wi
not be completed for some months We
1t is to cost over $4,000. After the Ger,
mOny the attending clergymen enjoyed
banquet in the large hall of the Roma
Catholic orphan asylum. Later in th
day the very Rev. Charles DaNazzau
formally presented tho beautiful cruciti
from the Franciscan monka to his EN-
| upICN