New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
THE ARCHBISHOP HONORED.
A RECEPTION TO HIM BY LEADING CITIZENS,
A FAREWELL PREVIOUS TO HIS DEPARTURE FOR
ROME-PROTESTANTS As WELL AS
CATHOLICS PRESENT

reception arranged by a committee Of some
81 the most prominent Catholics in this city,
headed by John ID. Crimmins. was given last evening
~ Archbishop Corrgan in the LcnOX Lyccum. FifIy
nnth-st and Madison ave. previous to his setting ont
for Rome TO make his periodical visit to the Holy
Father Many prominent Protestant citizens were also
present, and besides Bishop Loughlin Of lroohlN H.
scores of priests from this and the ncghbong diocese
and hundreds Of Catholic aymen with their wives and
sisters and daughters. Not Tor long time has thefc
been so numerous and influential gathering oi tlo
Roman Catholic iaity of this archdiocese. Inc SPaiN'
of diamonds those who occupied the boAcS INV
strains of music and the buzz Of conversation a!'"7
the great throng who had possession OF 'le HUI
made the scene in the well lighted auditorium al
attractive one. The committee having charge VI ~.
arrangements all of whom were present. coi'is'ou
Of: . , ,,,o
Henry Amy, Colonel George Bliss John l. biao'ry'
Michael p Breslin, Lindley II. Chapn james . 'o''
man. Daniel c. Connel william HlIufeth Fieu' , Duus0
James Fitzgerald jeremiah Fitzpatrick James H. FoNu'
charles V Fornes ex-Mayor William H. Grace Mayor
Grant James D. Lynch, John H. Mahhi"N
David Mcclure John A. McCrceY' "'n'i"
NJ. 7. Mcmahon. Joseph 7. Mosher' John ", N',s'i'
John n Crimmns Frederic II. Coudcrt Judge Joseph f.
D,lv Augustin Daly General Louis p. D Ccsnola PetF
Doelpcr Daniel Doughcrty Dr. Thomas Adds Enn'' D.
Duncan Emmct Edward D. Farrell, i. Duncan harms
John b. IIasslacher. Henry l. Ho2uet Robert j. "Eu''
Adrian Isclin jr., Eugene Kelly, Edward L. nN'''
Arthur Ioary Charles Carroll Lee, George > Lrs'sSe'
William Lummis. General John Newton Judge Morgan j.
O,Rricn John OBricn Thomas IL. O'Conhoi' joseph ''
o,Donohuc Judge Richard O'Gcman, James D. Fhe!ah'
william shlckcl. Paul l.. Ihcbaud' Joseph 4hoio"'
Besides these there also attended
Chauncey NJ Dcpcw. Richard NJ walters Oh"'i'S ~
Dano Major +. j. O'Shaucnessy, Charles waters N'
mavor Cooper Charles :. smith, president OF ue 'Mp''
Of Commerce; Eugene Kelly, j.. Ehridse Gerry i''0''
,mvth Judge Cowinc General Daniel T. NicAirN' 'ol-
marathon Counsel Clark ex-senator James DAILY jose r. ue
navarro g. ) Bowdoin Captain Thomas Mortimer D. NJ
wall Judge MARITIME Joseph Marie Police Justices Io"e''
and McNlahon j. II. V. Arnold, James a smith, JoHh
II Little General Roy Stone exc Commissioner IhoH"s .
pronnan Colonel James CaNanaeh, Captain Johh RYAN,
Alderman William Mulry w Bourkc Cochran Ll'ut'h-
a., Colonel James Moran ot the Goth Regiment samuel
sloane Steuhen Geo.hcgan James j. Coosan' B'fnaiu
-, and c>Collector Of Internal Revenue j. sullivan I
o,os nresent included Mon>gnors Duccy Preston Don
adlv and Farley the Rev. Fathers j. j. Murphy D. Lar
lin y F. D,:,ly and =. j. Hurley
The Archbishop came in at o'clock win hi1 SeoIc
law me Rev. Dr Charles r" N'pVHI'ci' "'N
Wonsirnor Preston and was escorted 10 l1e pdlOl II
~ Na,nr Grant and Henry Amy. lie was welcomed
~, y Snontancous cheer and Capphg OF hahuN: linen
I,sGeric II Coudert stepped forward ana read nm an
a6STets When he had finished little AdlutaN Jolh
Cassidv twelve years old. in behalf OF the boys oi Ne
O~nhan ASYLUM read MIN another. There was also
one each from the girls o thc orphan A9S uu anu 'o
Little Sisters of the Poor.
The Archbishop made an eloquent reply, r.
ceptiOn lasting hour and hai followed. the Ar'h
bishop shaking hands with and saving peasant WoTl
10 almost every body in the lie Will sail for Rome
on La BourgOgne tomorrow.