New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02

CATION. AMI these clergymen took part Celcbrant.
Father Bchn deacon. Father Wicgel: sub-deacon.
Father spiedel. and master Of ceremonies. Brother
Adrian Lesbches mass rendered by tho church
cEcir Father Wayrch. of the church. preached
the pareygrIc Leo Mi. The church was filed
with German wcfshippcrs at thes solemn high mass
which began at 10 :45 a. IN. In which Father Christ
acted as ceebrant Father Lowenkamp deacon: Father
Sheehan. sub-deacOn. and Brother Adrian master Of
ceremonies. Father j. W. wayrlch again preached dur
large congregation present at vesDers.
The big ed6ce at Fifty nnths ard Ninth avc. which
Is said to hold many people the Cathedral of
Norc Dame In Paris. filed at IL m. when Father
A. r. Neyins assembled the all ar to celebrate high mass
lie assisted by the Rev. C. j. Powers as deacon:
the Rev Ii. I. Nears. subdeacon and the Rev Thomas
Cullen master Of ceremonies. The Rev. Edward
BRADY preached. All the members OF the Paulst COM
munity were present at the mass. The music
rcI dcrcd by the sanctuary choir of 100 voices who
aso chanted grand Ie Dc,m a: the close OF the SER
At ST. Teresa's Father Francis p Moore preached on
Vincent dc Paups Church the ceremony was also i'm
pcssIve. and tho usual high mass offered ND for
nounced the Papal bcnedciIon-the only church in the
city where this took place Father Smith as representa-
special permission from the Pope during his visit to
Rome last july In the Church of the Most Holy Re-
The pillars decorated with the PsDal and United
States flags. while wreahs of evergrcens and flowers
III Third Order Of st. Francis. religious order Of
lay people numbering about 800 met to celebrate tho
'n1 At St. "S% Bdgets Church in Tomph4s sqasTs, The
Sweeney the rector. Six hundred members OF tho
Holy Name society and of the Temperance Union re-
ceved Holy Communion at the ScoeE % mass rather s
Edwards. of the Church of the Immaculate Conccp,
tion preached at the last mass on The Papai Jupce
THE CELEBRATION IN OTHER CITIES.
BISHOP IRELAND DECLARES THAT THE ROMAN
QUESTION WILL SOON BE sETTLED-ELABoRATE.
MUSICAL SERVICES
ST. PAUL MINI. Jan. 1.-The Cathedral was packed to
the doors to-day the occasion being tho celesr ton OF
the Popcs jubilee solemn mass. with orchestral ac-
compa nment, was celebrated by the pastor, the Rev
Jshn Stanley The eusgy Of Lee XIII by Bishop Ireland
was an eloquent and mastery effort He reviewed the
history and depicted the power Of the Papacy and
praised the present Pope fer his profound LEARNING
untirng energy and splendid talents He de-
clarsd that the Pope Is an ardent admirer OF
America in which he beholds land where the cviilza-
ten OF the future is to be developed and which
presents model to other nations in its unrivallsd Con-
sti,u,ion. The Pspe strongly sympathizes with the
working classes The Bishop declared that the solution
OF the vexed Rsman question Is at hand ana VIII De met
broadsst spirit by the Pope who Is not as anxious
fer territorial limits lie Is to have certain tcr
tory Of which may be the ssle sovereign The Bishop
closed with earnest appeal to his Protestant fellow
citizens make the hstsy and characero OF the Catholic
Churcn a study. There special services and euo-
ges of the Pope all the oher churches of the Diocese
to-day, by the order OF the Bishop.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-The Golden Jubilee OF Leo
XIII celebrated in the Cathedral Of Saints Peter and
Paul IN this city to-day The heavy rain had no effect
on the attendance and when the solemn psntifcal mass
began the church was filled to the doors Tho Kew.
Alexander A. Gallagher was the celsbrant Of the mass
The archeplscopa throne was vacant ArchbishsE Ryan
being in Rome. Among the guests OF Father ElcocK'
:. the Cathedral, was Bishsp Grandi. 81 ST. A.
bert N. W. I He npaned by Father Lacomse.
Of his diocese. The sermon 81 the DAY
was preached by the Rev. Dr. Ignaus f. H. Hsrst tnann,
the Chancellor the archdiocese He tosk fer his ext
words Honor Thy Father" The musical Psfuoh Vi
the service elaborate