New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

ST. to MadisOn-avc., to the archiepiscOpal palace.
There the carriage stopped and down the steps
came bounding Alfredo Luzi, the sculptor, who
is making "a marble bust Of Monsignor
Satoli He grasped the Apostolic Delegate
by the coat. knelt and kissed his ring. Mon
sgnOr Satolli then ran up the steps and pulled
open the storm door The vestibue door was
OPEN Behind il stood the Archbishop of New
York He shook hands with Monsignor Satolli
and then took him into the rcceptlon-room What
took place inside no one knows except the IN
mates of the archiepscopal palace. IL was SAID
that Monsgnor Satoli took dinner with the Arch
bishop About o'clock the Delegate and his
secretary and the Archbishop and his secretary
took drive along Riverside Drive. II was
noticed that the Archbishops coat and silk hat
were Of later make than those of the Delegate
The same is true in the case of Father Connolly
and Dir Papi At o'clock MOnslgnor Satol
went 10 bed. Hs rooms are on the second moor
n the front of the handsome marble mansion.
What will he done to-day is best explained Dy
statement which Father Iavelc, the rector Of
the Cathedral, gave out. Here 1t Is
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock the Most Rev. Able
gate will celebrate Pontical mass. The omcers or he
mas. will be: C.cbant the Mot Rev Francis satolli'
n n ,rchbi.bo, Of Lcpanto and Delegate Apostolic 10
tho tinted States; assistant priest the Rev. NJ J'
Iavec rector Of the Cathedral deacons Of honor tho hV
Idv.rd RECTOR OF the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
c.ntion and the Rev James II. Mclean, rector OF ST.
Peters Church deacon the mas the Rev. William j.
y Daly sub deacon Of the mas. the Rev p Day both
o, the Cath.dra: masters OF ceremonies. the Rev James
IT, Connolly and the Rev. Henry I. Ncwey.
A. a mark OF special courtesy TO the Ablegate' Arch'
hishop Corrgan will give the latter his own episcopal
seat during the mass occupying himself another. which
has been erected on the other side of the altar inc
Archbl,hop OF New-Y0k will he assisted by the TWO
yiear,i-ners the Right Rev Monsgror fsFiey anu 'he
Most Rev. Joseph b. Mooney. as deacons or honor.
After Gospel Of the Archbishop Corrisan VIII
deliver an address the Most Rev Apostolic Deeea'e ~
o tho ,oule Before the mass Mon'Rnor satolll will un-
veil and bless two new one OF St reeorI ,e
and the other u ST. John Chrysostom which have Just
Drc>el OF this city The will be placed in the
niche, Of the tran,eDt Of the Cathedral.
At ! O'Clock tomorrow dinner will be served at the
,rchbl,hops house The company invited TO meet the
Allocate consists Of the Vca-Gnero and the Consutors
~ the Dioese rrcsenng clergy. and the trustees OF
the Cathedral representing the llity NJ O'CLOCK III
the evening reception will BE- held in the Archbishop
house TO which oil the clergy the diocese have been
invited. from to 10 o'clock
IL Is not known how long Dr. Satolh VIII remain
in New.york lie viii almost certainly stay over
wednesday and THURSDAY visiting the various cha"o'
Institutions should h. remain untl SUNDAY ne Will pe
invited 10 lay the Of the new church oil our
Lady Of Mercy at Port Chester
The coming Of the Apostolic Delegate to New-fork Is
trelv an act OF courtesy toward Archbishop Corrgan
40 matter what anybody may say TO the contrary there Is
nothlnp sinister behind IT, These two llustrious gentle
men understand each other thoroughly, and any report to
the contrary Is mistake