The sun., 1891-05-17

p, pair In all sIzs, Spring Shades Actual vaiua ~
rYyu NEW ST. JOsEPH's SEAINARK
Arebbi.hop Corrigan to Lay it's Corner.
-. stone at south Yonkers To-Day.
II tho weather is favorable over $4,000 per-
vons will see Archbishop Corrtgan lay tho
oorner one Of the new St. Joseph's Theologi-
cal semina ary for the archdiocese Of New York
AZ Valentine Hill. South Yonkers. this after-
noop. From 10000 to $4,000 men will be In .
nrocession from Yonkers to the seminary site.
The procession will be made up OF the mem
bsrs OF the male societies OF the churches OF
tho archdiocese. The Holy Name Society will
have 5000 men in line; the Catholic Benevo-
liant Legion, $500; the Archdiooesan Union OF
Catholic Young Mems societies. 1900; the st.
Vincent do Paul ssoiety. 700: tho Catholic
Enishts Of America. 700; tho holiciMutual
Dsnsvolent Association. COO; tho Yonkers So
e.eties, 800; the Newbursh societies. 800; tho
poughksspsio societies. 500; the societies from
East Third street. 500; from the Jesuit
Churches Of St. Francis Xavier and st. Law
renee, 800: from the Carmelits Fsthers' Church.
800: from Port Chester. 800; from Peaksktll.
100; from Sing Sing. 100. and from Matteawan.
100 One hundred man in uniform from Father
Bsnder's church In Poughkeepsie will be In
The procession. and 80 eolorsd mon from the
Church OF St. Benedict the Moor. In Bleecker
street. There will bo delegations OF male
members Of the League OF the Sacred Heart
from nearly evsry parish in the diocese where
tho League has been established. The Young
Mems Union. the Catholic Benevolent Legion.
sid the Newburgh contingent will 20 to Yon-
ks. by boat Special trains will bring the
o:hsr delegations.
Mayor Miward OF Yonkers has granted Der.
mission for the steAmbosD to land at Yonksrs.
and for the parade to Sass through the city
With music. The delegations that 60 to Yon-
ksrs direct viii be escorted by the Yonkers
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ceremony. signed with his own hand. aud bear
ns A. e.,chisniscopaI q, seal There wl be also
prepared prepared BY Mgr; Mcdonnell. coins of tho
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ssu' was opened. The number OF students
~. s.nnll. In the autumn OF la40 the semi
tts.y was removed from Lafnraevllle to Ford
En- N, where 4 was conducted nnti 1861. when
N, y Was closed on account II the disturbed con-
ont o,ation ~ affairs which followed the breaking
ous s OF the civil war. Its students were sent to
course. 'S' 'Ao'A ''oo'os'9"'
IN lsS4 ST. Joseph's Seminary at Troy, where
NY. me- seminarians OF this nrchdioceso are at
HssSsnt educated. Was opened. A line build-
isl Which had been erected by tho Methodists
sshtsunp Hughes. The seminary was placed In
Ss1ige SSsnIge ot prtests brought hero from the Uni-
MA nnlIisaty o. Lnuvain. In Belgium. II hos sup
,sa sS yc yCatthollY eiergymen 70 the diocesss Of
rsaaiand. Mo. Peoria, H.. Burlington and Sy"
tSs' tSS'ss. M AZ present the stqdents come from
n,tsee ns sees OF New York. Albany. Ogdensburg,
81 ne seminary until last December about 5fJ
sstndenis woie ordained priosts In the
IN, sunts nant or OF students. the Institution has
N Nulniod. some ~ those not ordained iI
.,ssnlnary chapel were elevated TO the
ed,Suho a eisewhele. and the others nhsndon-
inarnSo stnd es. But ons alumnus OF the GEM
Desi. ms bcen made Bishop tho Right Rev,
's h. Bradley OF Manchester.