Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-07
THE CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL.
Arrival Of the Papal Delegates-Prel.
ates Who Will Attend.

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Arrival of the Papal Delegates-Prel-
ates Who Will Attend.
The arrival in Baltimore Yesterday OF Arch
bishop Satolli, the papal delegate to the
Catholic centennial to be held in that city next
week, was made the occasion of the opening
| festivities of the great event. Archbishop
| Satolli was accompanied by Rev. p. J. Doua-
hue, chancellor Of the archdiocese; Monsignor
| O'Connell. president Of the American college
| at Rome; Rev. DR.. Alphonsus Magnien, direc tor
| Of St Marys seminary; Rev. DR.. D. r. Hewlett,
secretary of Cardinal Satolli, and Rev. DR..
Duffy Of st. Agnes church, Brooklyn. He
was met at Camden station by Cardinal Glib
bons, Bishop Keane, rector Of the university
Able Hogan and Rev. John T. Whelan, secre-
tary of Cardinal Gibbons. They drove to
the cardinals residence, where q ban
quet was served last evening in honor
Of the distinguished guest, the following prel-
ates and clergy being present: Cardinal Glib
bons, Archbishop Satolli, Archbishop Riordan
Bishop Monte de Oca, Bishop John Foley and
Bishop Keane. Monsignor Gadd, Monsignor
O'Connell, the Able Hogan, Rev. DR.. D. R.
Hewlett, Revs. John T. Whelan, Reardon and
Donahue, Rev. DR.. Hyvernat DIR. Magnien,
Rev. DIR. Chapelle, Rev. Tunstall Of England,
Rev. Mr.. McCalien of Montreal, Can, Rev. DIR.
Duffy and Rev. Mr.. Reardon. brother of the
archbishop. At the close of the banquet Car
dinal Gibbons welcomed the visitors and Arch
bishop Satolli responded in an address i'll Latin.
The papal delegate is in the prime of life. is
about feet 10 inches in height, has the Italian
features, dark eyes, olive complexion and is
said to bear o very strong resemblance to Pope
Leo AIlI. This is his first visit to America.
DISTINGUISHED PRELATEs
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list Of the prelates who will participate in the
centennial exercises:
ARCHBIsHoPs.
Most Rev. Lepanto Satolli, cardinals resi-
dence
American-Most Rev. N. A. Corrigan, New
York; Most Rev. W. H. Elder Cincinnati; Most
Rev. P. A. Feehan, Chicago; Most Rev. W. H.
Gross. Oregon; Most Rev. NJ Heiss Milwaukee;
Most Rev. j. Ireland, st. Paul; Most Rev. F.
Janssens. New Orleans; Most Rev. p. W. Rior-
dan, San Francisco; Most Rev. j. b. Salpointe,
Sante Fee; Most Rev. J. J. Williams, Boston, and
Most Rev. P. j. Ryan, Philadelphia.
Canadlan-His Eminence Cardinal Tasch-
ereau; Most Rev. J. V. Cleary, Kingston; Most
Rev. j. I. Duhamel Ottawa; Most Rev. Z. c.
Fabre, Montreal; Most Rev. C.. O'Brien, Hall
fax; Most Rev. A. A. Tasche, st. Boniface;
Most Rev. J. Walsh, Toronto.
BISHOPS.
American-Right Rev. T. Bonacum, Lincoln,
Neb.; Right Rev. P. Bourgade, Arizona; Right
Rev. ID. NJ. Bradley, Manchester, NH; Right
Rev. J. B. Bromdel Montana; Right Rev. NJ. F.
Burke, Cheyenne; Right Rev. F. s. Chatard,
Indianapolis; Right Rev. J. ]. Conroy New
York; Right Rev. J. b. Cotter, Wnona; Right
Rev. A. A. Curtis. Wilmington, Del; Right
l.. De Goesbriand, Burlington; Right Rev. A.
Durier, Natchitoches; Right Rev. j. Dwenger,
Fort Wayne; Right Rev. E. Fitzgerald Little
Rock; Right Rev. X. C. Flasch, La Crosse;
Right Rev. J. s. Foley, Detroit; Right Rev. N.
A. Gallagher. GALVESTON; Right Rev. R. Gill
mour. Cleveland; Right Rev. A. ]. Glorieux,
Idaho; Right Rev. Leo Haid, Wilmington, n. c.;
Right Rev. NJ. ]. Harkins, Providence; Right
Rev. ]. A. Healy, Portland; Right Rev.
j. Hennessey, Dubuque; Right Rev. ]. J. Hen
Messy. Wichita; Right Rev. I. Heslin, Natchez;
Right Rev. j. Jansen, Belleville; Right Rev. ].
J. Kahn. Wheeling; Right Rev. F. Fl. Katzer,
Green Bay: Right Rev. J. j. Keane, university;
Right Rev. j. LOughlin, Brooklyn Right Rev.
p. A. Ludden, Syracuse; Right Rev. McGol-
rick, Duluth; Right Rev. Thomas McGovern.
Harrisburg; Right Rev. L. Mcmahon. Hartford;
Right Rev. F. McNierny, Albany; Right Rev
P. c. Macs, Covington; Right Rev. J. Moore,
st. Augustine; Right Rev. T. Mullin Erie;
Right Rev. H. P. Northrop, Charleston; Right
Rev. j. O'Connor, Omaha: Right Rev. NJ. ].
O.Earrell. Trenton; Right Rev. William
O'Reilly, Springfeld; Right Rev. J. O'Sul-
livan. Mobile; Right Rev. r. Phelan, Pittsburg;
Right Rev. J. Rademacher. Nashville;
Right Rev. H. ]. Richter. Grand Rapids; Right
Rev. J. Ryan, Alton Right Rev. s. V. Ryan,
Buffalo; Rlgh. Rev. l.. Scanion. Salt Lake City;
Right Rev. r. Scanned. Concordia; Right Rev.
X. Seidenbush. st. Cloud; Right Rev. J.. Shan
ley; Right Rev. Aug. Van de Vyver. Richmond:
Right Rev. ]. Vertin, Marquette; Right Rev. E.
z. Wadhams, Ogdensburg; Right Rev. J. A.
Watterson. Columbus; Right Rev. W. NJ. Wig
ger, Newark.
English-RightR Rev John Virtue. Portsmouth
Mexican-RIght Rev. De Oca Monies. San
Luis Potosi; Right Rev. E. Antequara Gillow
Canadian-Right Rev. E. Gravel. Right Rev.
Mc!ntvre. Right Rev. j. Rogers, VIca Apost.
NJ F. Howley.
Ri. Rev. F. N. Bof, Cleveland Rt
Rev. De Concilio, Jersey City; Rt. Rev.
Donnelly, New York. Ri. Rev. Farley, New
York; Rt. Rev. Gadd, England; Ri. Rev. Grit
fin, Worcester; Rt. Rev. JOSS, Detroit; Rt Rev.
Labelle, Quebec; Rt Rev. O'Connell Rome;
Rt Rev. Preston, New York; Ri. Rev. Quigley
Charleston; RI. Rev. Seton, Jersey City; Ri
Rev. Strain, Lynn; Ri. Rev. Sullivan, Wheel
ing; 1t. Rev. Windhurst. Chillicothe.
ORDER OF MUSIC.
The order of music at the mass at the cathe-
dral which will open the centennial observ-
anccs ouuuay Is announced as 10ll0W5:
/. Prelude, by Gounod, for trumpets and
organ, followed by Asger Hamerik's march
chorus, written in honor OF Pope Leo; q Largo,
by Handel, for orchestra, during the vesting
OF the pom ifcator. Archbishop Williams; 8.
Introit to the mass, Gregorian; 4. Kyrie, Hum
mers grand mass in E fat; s. Gloria, Hummers
mass; 6. Gradual and Alleluia, Gregorian: T.
"Emitte Spiritum," seven-part chorus, before
sermon, Schutky; 8. Credo, Hummel: g. Offer
torium Gregorian, followed by Hummers
Alma Virgo; 10. Sanctus, Hummel; H. Bene-
dictus, Hummel; IL. Agnus Del, Hummel; Ii.
Communio, Gregorian; IA. TIE Deum, 6-part
chorus, Kahn; Is. GLORY to God" followed by
the Alleluia chorus from the Messiah" l6.
Coronation march, for orchestra and organ.
Svendsen. The proper" Of the mass (Grego-
rian) will be sung by the Sulpician seminary
choir OF 40 male voices; the ordinary of the
mass by the cathedral mixed choir of 60 voices
accompanied by the Philharmonic orchestra and
the grand Roosevelt organ. Director, F. Y.
Hale; organist Arthur c. Leonard.
PROSPECT STREET EXTENSION.