New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
DEDICATION OF THE UNIVERSITY.
PROGRAMME OF THE EXERCISES TO BE FOL
LOWED NEXT WEDNESDAY.

PROGRAMME OF THE EhEKCls1-S ~ DE- rOD
LOWED NEXT WEDNESDAY.
washington. Nov 0 (speciaD.-The following rs the
programme OF proceedings to be observed at the oed
cation OF the Catholic University In this city next
Wednesday: 80
AZ 10 e. m Cardinal Gibbons will arrive with
clergy from Baltimore. They will proceed at once
to the university and repair TO the veStry At lo'oo
Cardinal Gibbons Will appear at the man entrance OF
the building and address the audience few moments
IA English after which he will Immediately proceed
with the exterior dedication exercises, picked choir
NJ $50 ecclesiastic students meantime chanting the
~Veni Creator Spiritus." On the way around the
outside OF the building the Cardinal VIII De accom-
panied by the prelaes and clergy 10 The NUMBER OF
700 or 6OO in solemn procession, with the 2oo SUI
dents chanting the Miserere Domino" On returning
the Cardinal and prelstes win, with the attendants
nroc.d directly TO the chapel which faces the main
entrance and ROMAN kneeling at the altar While the
snadepts' choir chant the Litany Of the Saints"
All A. m begins the celebration of the Pontlfca
high mass with MoDsignor satal, the Pone's special
representative, the celebrant The sermon VIII Dc
preached by Bishop Gmour, of Cleveland one OF the
Oldest bishops present formerly Presbyterian clergy
man and devoted throughout the whole OF his long life
to the cause of education. picked choir OF twenty
six male voices selected from Baltimore ana v ashlne
ton will render the musical portion OF the mass
During the celebration Of this mass Father fdens Oh
the Passtonsts formerly the Rev. James Kent stone
of the Protestant Episcopal College OF Kenyon ohio
viii address the audience which the limits OF .he
chapel will not contain from raised platform erected
along the south wing Of the building and from which
also the Marine Band will discourse music composer
expressly for this occasion by Professor Souza
At p. M. mass being over, the cardinals, preiateS
and guests, including the President Secretary Blane
Secretary Rusk, and perhaps other members OF inc
Cabinet win assemble in the hall below the chapel,
where will be laid for $50 persons, and stand
fng luncheon viii be served to the hundreds of visiting
clergy. Al the banquet only few toasts will be
offered including The President Of the United states
10 be responded to by Mr.. Blaine; Pope Leo" re-
sponded to by Monsignor Satalli "The Amerc an
Kerarchy,s responded 10 by Cardinal Gibbons L" The
Forelgn Prelatess responded 10 by Cardinal Tasche-
saau Archbishop of Quebec The Press" response In
fbe form OF an original poem by John Boyle o'Reilly.
Al D. m. the Cardinal and his visitors will hold
n rece. lion in the parors OF the university for an
hrn,r AT d. IN. exercises Will be resumed out OF
doors with addresses by Monsgnor o'farel Of Tren-
scn n H. also a Iatfi poem, delivered by MonsignOr
scchr,eder member II the university faculty. An
cratson nv Bishop Spauding, of Peoria. was part OF
The nrngramme but sickness having delayed his return
from Europe IL rs possible he may not be on hand The
,shop Is now nearing the shores OF his naive land
md homes are INDUCED in that he may yet arrive II
time 30 participate in the opening OF an VIII
those existence he IS so closely ideniihed'