Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. III
Dtsatngutshed PrsBases 90 Attend To-
nAOrrOW's CereuaOuies

The President yesterday approved the request
MADE oy Cen kosecrans In accordance with q
resolution OF the meeting OF representatives Of TIE
Catholic parishes last THURSDAY night 80 grant
necessary leaves OF absence TO such employees OF
the Departments who desire 20 participate IN the
ceremonies Of laying the cornerstone OF the Cath
Ole University building Tomorrow such leaves
OF apsenc according TO the request, are ssto be
charged 20 those awaiting themselves OF the prty..
lege granted In accordance with the general rsy-
lations OF their respective Departments or bu-
Gen. Rosecrans has added the following aides TO
nus stan; Paul johnson. Dr. j. Dudley Morgan
rhe following prelates, it is announced. will
take part In the ceremonies tomorrow: James
Gibbons cardinal archbishop, OF Baltimore: Arch.
bishops John j. Williams OF Boston: " m Eiaer
OF Cincinnati; NJ. A Corrigan, OF New York; Pat
rick Ryan, OF Philadelphis; J. b. salpolnte, Of
Bishops II. r. Northrop OF Charleston s &: John
J. keane, OF Richmond also rector OF the univer-
k y; o Of Mn sSD q a,, 81 augustine Fla
ton; L s. Mcmahon, OF Hartford Conn: p. I.
o'Reilly, OF springfield, Mass; Matthew Harkins.
Richard Giimour. OF Cleveland, ohio; {. p Mae.'
OF Covington, KY; II. j. Richter OF Grand Rapids
Mich: Joseph Rademscher OF Nashville, Tenn
Little Rock. Ark; jeremiah o'sullivan, OF Mobile
Ala; +. Janssens OF Natchez, Miss; steven Y.
ark, \. J.; francis McNierney, Of Albany. NY:
X. Phelan, OF Pittsburg; Thos. McGovern, OF Har.
risburg, Pa; j. y. Machebeuf, OF Denver, and Leo
Haid, bishop-elect OF North Carolina
A number OF the distinguished preates who VIII
attend the ceremonies tomorrow are already IN
the city and are guests at different pasuorates
Bishop Keane, the rector OF the university, is .
guest OF Father Walter, OF St Patricks Arch.
bishops Ireland, OF St Paul, and salpointe Of
New Mexico, and Bishops Brondel OF Montana;
Mais, Of Coyington, KY; Maity, OF Dakota, and
Moore, OF Florida, are also IN the city. IL is ex
pected that about thirty bishops and
four hundred priests viii attend the cere.
| monies The ceremonies OF laying the
| cornerstone Will be conducted by
Cardinal Gibbons and will begin at 4 O'Clock
The service Will include ADDRESS by Bishop
Spalding, OF Peoria, and singing by q choir. The
procession, which VIII Include representatives Of
the parishes or the District the various CatholiS
| societies. delegations from Baltimore numbering
| 1,5OO; q delegation OF 200 from Richmond, and
| smaller delegations from other places In MARY
| land, Will be formed by the grand marshal Gen
| Rosecranss at Brooks station, on the Baltimore
anu ONO road, at O'Clock, and march from their
/ TO the university grounds
| At meeting held at Gonzaga Hall last night
MI. Maurice Murphy, Chairman, IL was arranged
10 meet at i O'Clock Thursday afternoon anl
march from ST. Aloyslus church, with music, u
| the depot Marshal Moran, Mr. Tuller, and Mr.
Deggs were appointed a Committee 10 procure
badges and tickets which Will be distributed u
those who wish 10 participate In the celebration.
Sommandery No. 2, or Knights OF 81. Augustine
VIII participate IN the ceremonies or lay ing the
| cornerstone OF Uhe catholic University uo-mor
| tines church, at = O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon.