The evening world., 1892-05-02

other streets through which the parade
passed on It's way to the pro-Cathedral OF st.
James, Ia jay street, where the installation
ceremonies were to take place. were thronged
with spectators anxious to catch glimpse Of
Brooklyn's new Bishop.
In company with Archbishop COrrgan
Bishop Mcdonnell left the Archicpi>cOpal
residence on Madison avenue, New York, at o
o'clock this morning. Their carriage was fol-
lowed by four others occupied by Rev. Father
Lavelle, rtctCr of st. ratricks cathedral {;
Right Rev. Fruhcis Silas Chatard, D..
D., Bishop Of Nincenncs, Ind; keNs.
Joseph IL. Mcmahon, W. J. Il. paly: =; DAILY,
Henry +. NeweN (who will probably be the
new Bishops secretary. FcrrentL, Murphy
and fithsimln ons, the lattcrrector OF the CHI
Cago Cathedral.
The Bishops party arrived at the Twenty
third street ferry at p.3j AMI took the ferry
boat Texas for Williamsburg, where they
were received by a committee consisting OF
Nicar-tiencral May. Chancellor James u. Mlt-
Chell, Reys. Martin CARROLL Michael Moran,
Joseph O'Conncll, u. d., j. A. llartnett, G. NJ;
Thomas Tua1e, Edward COrcoran, Il. j. Nc
! Namara and A. Arnold
The street corners and sidewalks were
/ thrOnged with spectators. Police capt.
Short and squad OF iltty reserves kept the
crowd IN good order. Up Broadway ana
carriages containing clergy men OF the diocese,
prominent lay men and representatives OF the
! Diocesan societies.
| Among those in carriages were: RevS. John
j. Mallen and ". $. Kccgan and Luyman Geo.
NJ. Nichols, OF the Church Ut the Assumption,
whose carriage was laotllY decorated Huu
VINO woTG r9SGttGs Of purple ana white rim
KOeberle, Trncnklc and George Schaaf and
q. u. sander, jacob Schlmlncr, Thomas Hos
| lop, Anton scheuer ana a. C. kosch. OF the
Church OF the Holy Trinity; Nicar-Gcneral
Farley. REV. Dr. +. II. WALL ot Mount
Kisco; Rev. William OBJ rardow, lrcHi-
dent dent Of ST. Fnncis nNl XaTiITs rrG2 G2Gse
OF the JcsuIts; Peter ConcOn, President OF
the Alumni Association, 81. Francis &avier's
College Rev. NJ. II. O'Brlcn, :. j., and Rev.
| Peter cassidy, 5. j., OF Washington.
1t was nearly 1880 O'Clock when the &C.
clesiastiCal parade started fer the Cathedral,
down bedford avenue Acting Chanceilor
policemen. Bishop Mcdonnell, clad In his
| purple robes, brought up the rear OF the pro
ccssiOn with Archbishop IUrrigan.
rated in honor OF the occasion, and Jay
street, IN the neighbOrhoOd OF the Cathedral,
was brilliant with tiags and bunting.
1t was l.i1 before the procession arrived
met by the catholic PrOtCctory band IN fuil
uniform and 100 handsomely attircd orphan
boys and girls. The children fell into line
and followed In the rear OF the Bishops car
In the nclyhborhood of the church there
was crowd UT FULLY 1000 people, who were
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OF the First Precinct; Sergts. lIurkino, II the
second: Walsh, OF the Third; Grahum, OF the
Eighth; Murphy, OF the Thirteenth, and
/ Walsh, OF the III tccnth, and l2U reserves.
| Before the entrance tn the old Cathedral
was an arch Of palms, cvergrccnS and olnilaN,
surmOunted by the word " Welcome" " IN white
lmmnrtellcs. Pendant from the centre arch
was the papal coat of arms bearing IN Latin
the words Tor Justice" "PcaCc'' and "liu-
mililN.' Admittancc to the church was only
By ticket
The galleries only were open to the public,
! ana long before the time Tor the ceremonies
TO begin every seat was taken, big crowd
unable 10 get Inside waiting Ia the street.
on alightlng from their carriage the new
| Bishop and Archbishop COrrigan entered the
| parOChlal residence, just opposite the caihe-
dral, :wncre they .donncd their vest
IN the rooms or the Young Mems
Union, which adjoins the church. The priests
then neG into the church and, forming line
on each side Or the centre aisle, awaited the
Bishop and his party. The priests were fol.
| lowed by about two hundred and ffty wor.
| shippers OF the various parishcrS who had
been selected by the priests 10 witness the
! ceremonies.
When all the laymen were seated Bishop
! Mcdonnell. attended by Admininistratnf
May and Chancellor Mitchell, entered tho
church. Following came Archbishop Corri-
gan and Bishop Chatard, OF NinccnncS, who
ordained Bishop Mcdonnell Us priest, and
Fathers hartnctt ana Moran.
| over their hurpliCcS all wore yellow Chns-
| ublcs. Bishop Mcdaniel carried bishops
stan in hts hand and on his mead wore the
mitrc.
AS the procession moved slowly up the aisle
the priests Chanted the Ic Dcum. Arrived al
the altar the Bishop kncclcd, with the Others
around him. The Chancellor read III" Papa
brief, and thcn.whilc the choir sang the JUDI.
late the priests hcl by. each IN turn kissing
! the Bishops ring.
Th" ceremonies which, alt hOugh brief were
impressive were concluded with solemn
Dencdcltion by the Bishop.
A short reception AZ the priests residence
across the street followed, after which The
proc CSSlun moved on to It. Johns seminary
! where an installation banquet was given Il
the clergy.
The cathedral was prrttiIy though not
proWsCly decorated for IN" occasion. lht
pillar were cntwiuud with ivy and SmiaN
aud from each chandelier was pend ont
tl0Tal horseshoe SmilaN, ferns palm, ant
rubber plants surrounded thc altar rail, wall,
DOttcd flowers aud plants Wcr" disposed anpu
the sanctuary. From WINDOW In TIE tow cl
OF the cathedral waved large American Il *
Among the prominent catholics pres
ent were Hugh Mclaughlin, EdWarC
ORourkr, NJ. fitzgerald. John White
Judgr Morgan O'Brlcn, Junn Nichols
| iChacl Haggerty, Justice Rooney
Michael Slcvin, Justice IyOurn, col. Michac
/ Bennett, CK-ChgTitirs Commissioner llync~
Daniel Ryan, william Kelly. Edward Frr'l
Joseph llaggerIy Daniel Flynn and Assessor
John Mcnamara.
1niS evening the columbian club Will give
n hauuuct In kiShDD MrlOlu, ii : honor nj tlt