The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
ARCHBISHOPS IN SESSION.
1HEr MEET HERE AND DISCUSS sET-
ERAL IMPORTANT SUBJECTS


ERdL AMFohIANT SOb'ECiS
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IL Formally Presented to the freintes.
Tho first session OF the annual conference OF
tha Catholic Archbishops OF tho United States
rns hcld Yesterday morning at Archbishop
Corr,nan,a bouse in Madison ayenus. There
AZ. an. Cardinal md twelye Archbishops in
tbis country.
Cnrdinnl i;ibbon. and ton 9th, Archblshops
,..ro nr.s.nt Archhishops Corrirnn. RYAN OF
phi,adslnhin Williams Of Boston. Katzer OF
MiIvaukes IreIand OF st. Pnul. Feeban OF Chi.
,ago, Elder az Cincinnati .janssons OF New
ORLEANS. Gross OF oregon. and Riordan Of San
,,"is ..,sI.>,
Archbishop KenrIck OF st. Louis; who Is SO
.ral. Father Brady. and Bishop charele a AZ,
reared for Archbishop Sa!polnto o: santa re-
whose health is feeble Archbishop satolli,
tho Papal LeGate. was also present; J.. .,.
Tho conference began ut 10 o'clock IN ."e
,oe ,a" r,r,,,oni Gihbnns presiied Until
mousse. Iart'ns, "Iopo.s en%,r.,,e tall.d
o'clock the mSmc''s o' T iU ,' th0y had lunch
-, n,,at,on Cn,ri,.op. At 800 tho session
with Asenn,s"0 on' iI lasted unit, o'clock
The session was secret, and at its close It
.nunm,n.d That nothing was to DO com.
muncated to tho newspapers l. was saw
that after tho conference - statement might
be made. ,
The Archhishops arc 20 discuss ". " n.Moee "
topics relatn: to the weliAr" OF the Catholic
,hure" u. ,. =. to,a.I ,h.. Nv. ,nsn,h.rs y,
,h nao con ' viii discuss existing rerula.
lions anu F't0n''ae"" " '>''e''' '"'0''''"eN'
o, then. ,,, .u.,o
instruction for Catholic children who attend
,ho nuhin schools. II is also probable TINT
some societies that are regarded as secret.
other than the. Free Masons. will be con-
yemned There is to BE- another session to.
ieTsnHs win be e, ended ,Sa Catholic cuh
sac and the other momoS W o. thS sontsr
street: ASsat 800 persons; halt q w%S VI, %.rs
wSs wsS present A'e "' ''O0 "0"s'
tine They were their purple b robes Sh1Irsly
TO the 6u io on the second oof The
sss ass s. TIL Of Tsr' con-
cloak. and a red skull cap. stood in the
centric. Archbishop Satoli stood on his right
and Archbi.hop ireland on his left. Arch
bishop Corrigan was ut the right end OF the
line. Nn, ,.,,- 49,,
spiritual director, OF tho club when he, was
Archbishop Corrigan's secretary was at the
left end, l,ishop scanned q Omaha was also
first in the line OF preiates. was cheered heart
lily when he entered the ballroom. Each OF
the othe RS was oil 40 enthn sin stically greeted.
Shortly before the robed preiates went to the
ball room. President elect Cleveland and Mr..
John b: Crimmins arrives, in q carriage M.
lard room on the first floor. There were only
a Jew persons In tho hall when they entered:
In few minutes there was a rush for tho
billiard room, and scores OF men shook Mr.
Cieveiand's hand. Ten minutes after his ar
rival Mr.. Crimmins led Mr.. Cleveland up tho
peared at the door there was mighty shout.
Mr.. Crimmins and some OF the 10 embers OF
tho club made a passage way As Mr. Cleye.
land made his way through the lane OF people
the cheers were deafening
Men ,clapped their hands and women waved
"HurrahV Hands. many OF them feminine.
nlv nd ahoo1s than heartily All tho