New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21

HoNoRs TO ARCHBISHOP coRRIGAN.
CIIE TwENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS Or
DINAIIoN CELEBRATED AT THE CATHEDRAL

CHE TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS Or
DINATIoN CELEBRATED AT THE CATHEDRAL
IN THE PRESENCE OF A GREAT THRoNC.
The saceriotal silver jubilee of Archbishop Corriean
was celebrated yesterday with much pomp and cere.
mony in ST. Patrick's Cathedral, in the presence of
thousands of Catholics and hundreds of Catholic
priests who had from all parts of the archdiocese
and thpnccd the Cathedral in every part The cee.
hration was I'm commemOraton Of the twenty-ffh an.
niversey of the ordination of Archbishop Corgan as
a priest. and one that will long be remembered,
IL only few occasions since its cree
lion that the Cathedral has been thronged or that
united feeling of loyalty for their spiritual head
in this archdiocese has been exhibited by so many
thousands of Catholics, both lay and clerical
The ceremonies began at hafpa 10 o'clock by the
entrance of the Archbishop, clad in his episcopal robes
and wearing the mitre lie at once assembled the main
altar and began the celebration Of Pontifcal high
lie was assisted by Monsignor Thomas s
Preston achpriest the Very Rev Dean Egan of
TarrytOwn and the Rev. John Edwards, of the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception, deacons OF honor;
the Rev. Thomas J. McCluskey, deacon the Rev.
" J. Mulhcrn, sub-deacon of the mass and the Rev.
Joseph \. Mcmahon, cross-bearer. The Rev. DR..
Charles T. Nc DOnnell chancellor OF the archdiocese,
was the master of ceremonies, assisted by the Rev j.
". Kelly and the Rev ". J. DAY. who black
casSocks and lace SUPPLIES. Directly opposite Arch
bishop Corrigan and the cpstlc side of the altar
Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia; who
rounded by Bishop Loughlin of Brooklyn; Bishop
ConrOy, Of Curium; Bishop McQuade. of Rochester:
Bishop o'FarTel Of Trenton; and Bishop Wigger, of
Newark
PROMINENT PRIESTS AND LAYMEN PRESENT
There about $50 priests present, and these in
euded the pastors almost every Catholic church
this city and those of many churches outside the arch
diocese All of them who taking part in the
high mass lmelt outside the altar ratings each
ing "A white surplice and black soutane The mass
sung, arranged by the organst, William Pecher,
Haydn's No. l6; Ecce Sacerlus lI-ammel
ofertory, sautaris Pccher) and the TIE Deum Gre
eorian. There full chorus and the chancol
choir under the direction of the Rev Father Ken
Among the prominent clergymen Mon
signor Farrey. Vcar-General Donnelly the Rev. DR..
Henry A. Brann the Rev J. Barry, the Rev. Dr. Wall,
the Rev Dr. Bultsel, the Rev. John j. Murphy. pres
ident Of St Francis Xaviers College; the Rev. J.
Larkin, Monsignor Ducey, the Rev John +. kesrney,
the Rev. j. J. Dougherty. the Rev Gabriel Heay, the
Rev. NJ. A. Taylor, the Rev. J. II. Mclean, Father
Lilly, of the Dominrans Father T. J. Campbell, pro-
vncial Of the Jesuits Father Andrew Xiege. OF the
Redemptorist the Rev. CASTOR Scper of the Fathers
OF Mercy& the Rev. A. La Roccagorga, of the Fran
ci>cans and the Rev. Gabriel MESSENGER and several
others OF the Capuchin Fathers.
Prominent Catholic laymen mustered in great
bcrS. These are the names Of some OF them Eugene
Kelly, Joseph J. O'Donughue John II. Spellman J.
Rhnclander Dillon, John D. Manning. Francis DWELL.
Hugh Moore, John D. Crimmins, Commissioner Thomas
5. Brennan, John i. Lynch, Andrew Martin. George
b. Coleman, D. NJ Brown Commissioner James :.
Coleman t. NJ. Walters, Daniel Brennan, william
IIildreh Field, Dr. James O'Rooke, Daniel scannell,
Joseph H. Mosher Bryan Lawrence, John mclaughlin.
Joseph Thoren, r. Duncan Harrison, ex-Mayor Grace,
Thomas Kelly f d. Farrell Michael Gibin. J. T.
Farrell. Henry l.. IIoguet. Judge Morgan j. O'Bnen,
Henry McKeenan Frederick Il. Coudert. William Lalor,
!. Il. Ecclesine David Mcclure. John Heay. Charles
Walters, John J. Kennedy, Justice Clancy. James NJ
Lyddy, ex-Judge J. MCGUIRE DR. Constantine g. Nc
CURE, Or. William b. Wallace, L. J. Currie Thomas
Crimmins. John J. Rogers, and John j. Harrington
These were the ushers William j. Duggett. Ambrose
Clayton George Powell. John 2. Gbney, John Lynch
William F. McNally. John Travcrs. James W. Dillon.
James A. Dillon. and Edward J. Hogan.
DELIVERING THE ADDRESSES.
When mass was over, VicarGencral Donnely, In
behalf of the clergy of the archdiocese, read an al
dress of cOngratulation TO the Archbishop Then
William Hlldreh Field president of the Catholic Cub
read address in behalf of the laiiy The Archbishop
I'm ffteen-mnute address from the pulpit. thanked
he,n and the faithful of the archdiocese generally or
th1r consistent and unwavering support during the
years that he had been their spiritual head The al
dress I'm behalf of the priests accompanied by
purse of 500 600 Several valuable and useful presents
were received by the Archbishop besides; . . At,
ner 10 all the visiting cleIgymon in the Female orphan
Asylum. Addresses were afterward received by nm
from the Christian brothers. -. Johns college, tne
Catholic Historical Society, and the alumni OF the
American College al Rome III
Eugene Kelly presented the Archbishop with
Jubilee Offering in the form Of check for $1,000 and
John d. Crimmins for $1,000. which the Arch
bishop will apply the fund for the new seminary
CONSERVATORY ,eegsms were c@h2 aUd rom tbe
Catholic bishops in all the principal cities Of the
Union and OF Canada.