Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

- NAAfa Nh0 RitosttbDu nOuT lu
O'Clock. Some 400 or 800 people had gath
cred outside the doors representing ielega-
tions from Newark, New oastle Middle
town, Georgetown, Dover, BrandyWlne
banks and other environs. Over 00clergy
had gathered in the parish sehoolroom
where arrangements had been made for q
robing room. The choir numbering over
~ supplied ehorlsters had formed Ia order
led by W. ]. Fisher.
at ,45 O'Clock the PROCESSION numbering
lhO was formed In the school room and
with the chanting Of the professional
hymns slowly marched out into tho cor.
ridor, TO the church In the following order:
Harrington Litieil led with the banner and
followed by the cholrs OF 81. John, Trinity
and Christ churches; next came the eemi.
natfans from the General Theological Sem.
mary, New York, and of tho Divinity
School. Philadelphia ;the deacons, priests,
tho biehop-eiect and clerical presentorB,
the orozler borne before the bishops, the
bishops and presiding bishop.
The long procession. as 1t passed up the
central aisle Of the church was q most I'm
posing spectacle. All Joined in chanting
the professional hymn "Chrlst is made the
Sure Foundation" AL were In their vest
ments OF black cassoek and white surplice,
The bright red or purple OF those wearil &
their doctorate or academic hoods lending
9 brilliant bit.of color TO the general efTser.
The lawn.eiaevsd bishops olosed the pro-
cssslon In solemn dlgnitlad steps.
The names of thosa In the procession
following the choir were as follows:
Delaware elevgy--J. q. Kerr; jesse Hlg-
giue, Wiiminpton; David Howatd, Will
mingtoni II. Aahton Henry, Wilmington
J. Beers, Mddistown; George W. johnson, !,
laurel; George NJ. Bond, Newerk; W. o.
Starr, Delaware City; L. Fl. Jaekson, VIII
tglngton; Edwin o wen. ClBymont; DR.. TuI-
ltdge, Smyrna; 4. J. Hammond, Whining
toa; G. W. Dane, smyrna; L. W. Gibson,
Dovsri d. D Smith, ohrislanai P. A. B.
LlShtner, Nuw Castle.
S4minnrians-- Harold Miller, Newton
Black, W. II. BrYant, Arnold II. Howard,
J. L, Provost, W. r. Taylor.
Olergy-W. @ Brinekley, Eden, Pa; Il.
+ Fuller, Phlladelphls; ". Du Hamel. West
Philadelphia; Alexts Coleman, Boston John
D. Clemson, West Chester; Il Z. Well, Ger
mRntown; J. II. Francis, Milwaukee; Rich
aidson Graham, Frankford, Pa; FL. l..
Allen, Downingtown, Pa; Yaroo M.
Nsesan, Persia; Henry W. Lyle, Pniledsl-
phla; William Marshall, ooudersport, Pa.
r. Rltchie, Phlladlephta; d. A Bonnar,
Philadelphia; Thomas II. Cullen. Freehold,
N. j.; @. q. Bird, Linwood, Pa; +. NJ
Taitt, Philadelphia; A. j. Miller, Phiadel,
phia; IL. e. Dennis, Philadelphia; s. T.
Hotchkins, Buslieton, Pennsylvania; II
d. Hoskins, Hosklns, Minnesota; e
X. Miller, Easlon, Nd; Armand De.
Rosset Mearss, Port Deposit, Md, G.. 81
True, Long Island; ID. o. Loop, Baltimore
II. 4. Duhripg. Philadelphia; II. Brown
Chester, Pa, /; Charles g. Batticher, Phila.
delphia; ]. Bsrshaw, Philadelphia; W. o
French, New York; Z Guibert, d. D., New
York; O. II. Knigbt, Lancaster; j. r. Moses
Philadelphia; J. L Ellis, Sheffield, Mass.
r. A. II. Brown, New York; d. L. Flem
ming, MuncY, Pa Charles Morrison, SUI
bury, Pa; q. q. Foley, WillamspoIt, Pa
W. W. Sylvester, Philadelphia; p. b
Wright, Philadelphia; Rsv. BIS. Gatz, Rev
II. L. Duhring, Philadelphia; ReV. NJ. =
Dunlap, Reading, Conn; Rev. Daniel NJ
Bates, Clifton heights. Pa; Rev. d. Better
son, Philadelphia; Rev. +. N, Church, Con
necTicut Rev. W. o. Leverett, Bloombnrg
Pa; Rev. II. u. Jones, Wilkesbarre
Rev. 4. J. Taylor, Philadelphia; Rev. +. A
sanborn, Philadelphia; Rev. G.. P. Hopkins
Philadelphia; Rev. W. Schouner, Ektor
Md; Rsv. DR.. Bacon, Maryland; Rev
Or. DuHamel, Easton. Nd; Yaro..
N. Neesan, Persia; Thomas II. Oul
len, freehold, N. j.; the Rev. II. II. Fuller
| Philadelphia; the Rev. Joseph johnson
Philadelphia; the Rev. Fl. Z. Eekel, BAlti
more; the Rav. W. q. &. Brinckie, Pniia
dslphia the Rev. ]. M. Frances, Milwaukee
WIS.,; The Rev. Dr. Mason, Philadelphia
| the Rev. M. Baird, Marcus Hook, Pa. IN
| Rev. samuel Ed wards, Morton, Pa; the Rev
Thomas Mckee Brown, New York
The Rev. Alexis dupont Coleman, Boston
Dr. W. W. Jeffsris. Philadelphia; the Rev
| q. A. Latirner, Philadelphia; the Rsy
Richartison Graham, Philadelphia. lat
missionary to India; Henry y. Geiz. Phtla
delphia; Henry Drown, Chester; Dr.. W. l
and W. q. French OF the Standard Of u
Cross, Philadelphia.
also all approaches to It from every direC
tion.
OF the various alsles, the choir on eitbe
side Of the Guanoei and the bishops In N
sanctuary, Presiding Bishop Howe to ID
rieht Of the altar and u shops Scarborough
whitehead, Rulison and Adams In To
sanctuary stalls. In the front pew, In hi
priests' vestments, the blshop.elect wa
Among the audience were Secretary q
State Bayard, 0hiet Justice Comegyl
Judges Grubb and Paynter, Governor Bige
and other state and Federal of1icials.
Following the regular morning service
eonouetea ,ha ~ 'ne nartsb & Blshop Whitehea
iecsoL ~ " ,ha " salnann %
p,esot pl. .saa Nave his fac eioto avery city an
,nos@thsr e ssht IasH He Himseif could come
P'A.s .a,or.rt,ire, Tho tradition tn,
as II taclLly .s9Usn,S .hs rasar ~ the ssvant,
" luke was ae. VI liz n, as I'M. t,oqnaI for M
me cnureh .hot apto port,on % ot al Lnke,s gosp,
which tells OF the commission given
those early messenge,s me-, ra 70 pc onr @ hand IN II
sermon Ies .ah lIus ortse Ioy ~ from the aimila
thougnts Wn,Sn SrI01 as batussn nj thai az
ity bnt irom RON ,h9 .his os IN wb,cb Win sosmnise
sending ena tnls, ~ wn,sn, ,va ms al tata M
minds and oaVoat nsasts' We ai' 'uAo F"'
to- day. .,.., .horo IA ,rdasd I'm that
similarly Ihelo y, - ,,oeos from n
holh there y message d u peaSe nasdv % hrathrs ~
saviour 70 .a,se NE .,t1an antnorltv deputel
power bestowed VIZ pro.o ors no,auorihy Ne SiH.
But ths contlast y iaa .ha tuoto t,.n s,oes dsan
The difference Dss%ssu s,a,s tne WV too' 'e'f