The sun., 1893-08-15
MONSIGNOR SAT0LLI HERE.
THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE 4 GUEST
or ARCHBISHOP CoRRIG4N.

Father KtIlecn Says the Distinguished Wis.,
itor VIII stay Long EuougI, Hercabouts
to "MaEe some OF Them Walk Spanish
To.day's Ceremonies ut tho Cathedral
Tho Most Row. Francis satolll D.. n. Arch
bishop OF Lepanto and Delegate Apostolic to
the United States, arrived from Washington
yesterday on his visit to Archbishop CorriRan
He was accom- panied from Washington by DR..
Papi secretary OF the Papal Legation. and was
met at the Jersey Central station by the Rev.
James n. Connolly. secretary to Archbishop
Corrigan, and by Father p. Corrigan OF Hobo
ken. and Father Killeen OF Bayonne. Father
Killeen had joined Mgr. Satolli and DR.. Papi
at Elizabeth.
Father Corrigan expressed himself as in
censed that Archbishop CorriGan was not at
the station to meet his visitor Mgr. satolli
said. through DR.. Papi. that hs had no com
munication to make TO the press representa-
tives at that time. but would meet them some
timo during the week." and would impart
somo information concerning his plans re-
Rarding this diocese Father kiilecn said to
the reporters that tho Apostolic Deleg ate would
remain in New York long enough to make
some Of them walk Spanish" He also OK
pressed himself us indignant ut the absence
OF Archbishop Corrcan.
The visitors and Father Connolly entered a
carriage In the Jersey City station. and from
tho New York ferry landing drove to Arch
bishop Corrigan's residence which was
reached at 3ts o'clock. small crowd. which
had been waiting in front OF the house for an
hour, crowded about the carriage and up the
steps OF the residence as Mgr. Satolli arrived.
Tho Apostolic Delegate was met Just inside
the doors by Archbishop Corrgan. who shook
hands with him and conducted him to the
north reception room. In fow minutes Sa-
TOLL retired to his apartments which are the
suite OF rooms on the second floor. on the
north side, and fronting on Madison avenue.
Mgr Satoli. accompanied by Archbishop
Corrgan. Father Connolly. and DR.. Papi. drove
to Eiyerside Park at U o'clock and returned
This morning at 10 o'clock Mgr. satolll will
celebrate pontiilcal mass at the cathedral As
rigan will give the Delegate his own epiacopsl
seat durn the oeeatyng f dSr
Archbishop Corrignn will deliver an address
to the Delegate and to the people Before the
news noS statues. s one Of st. Gregory the Great and
the other Of st. John Chrysostom. which have
tssS osseS ." this ena sy rhs s
will be placed in the inches OF tho transept OF
the cathedral; ,r
honse Sn%sf ho seSss nveS M
to meet tno Delegate consist OF tho Wears Gem
eral ANA the GonsultOrs q! tho diocese. repre-
sentiny the clergy. and the trustees of the ca
thcdral. representing the aity. At 9 o'clock
in the evening a reception will be held In the
Archbishops house. to which all tho clergy In
tho diocese have been invited. The hours are
from 8 to 10 O'Clock.
1t is not known how long Mgr. SatolIi will
remain in New York. He will almost certainly
stay over Wednesday and Thursday. visiting
the various charitable Institutions, should
he remain until sunday he will be invited to
lay the corner stone OF the new church Of Our
Lady Of Mercy at Port Chester.
The Rev. N. J. Lavelle. rector OF the
cathedral. in answer to inquiries by reporters
II he had any information to give regarding
Mgr Satollrs visit. gave out a typewriter slip
containing the following statement:
Tbs coming Of the Apostolic Delegate TO
New YORK is purely an act OF courtesy toward
body may say to the contrary. there Is nothing
sinister behind it. These two illustrous ron-
tlemen understand each other erthoroughly and
any report to the contrary is mistake"