The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

w WASHINGFON, may o, 1000. .--hSASis uoh
Satolli, Papal Ablegate, left Washington
en- route for Hoboken by the ten o'clock
train on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
this morning.
By Long Distance Telephone to the Jersey
city Neacs."
CoMMUNIPAw. N. j., April 13, S9S. 3.25
P. M.-Monsignor Satolli has just arrived
at the depot over the Baltimore & Ohio
special express train from Washington.
which left that city at ten O'Clock. he
was met by delegation Of prominent
Hobokenites. headed by Father Corrigan
and Father Blakelv from the Monastery,
by whom he was cordially received, and
whom he as cordially and courteousiy
greeted. Mgr SatolIi said to News re-
porter that he did not feel any fatigue
from his quick trip.
He expressed himself to the effect that
be anticipated that his visit will be
pleasant one.
Father Corrigan, of HopoKen, is un-
usually reticent over the causes that led
Monsignor SatollI to change his plans for
his visit to New Jersey. Or Bishop Wig
gers actions he will not speak. and,
though the matter has caused him con-
siderable worriment. nevertheless he ap-
pears satisfied that somebody else than
he will be taught lesson within a week.
The parishiners are incsnsed over
Bishop Wigger's actions and are deter
mined to do their utmost to give Monslg-
nor Satolli royal welcome when ne
comes TO Hoboken. They have MADE
every arrangement. and this morning the
decorators were busy decorating the
church aad pnrochial school. Three
magniflcanb arches will be erected at the
entrances to the church, the fectory ana
the school. All the societies have COM
pleted alrar rgements for the procession
tn at will welcome MGR. Satolli when ne
enters the city. The programmes as ar
ranged last night is as follows:-
EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMME.
Mgr. Satolli, it is expected, will come 10
Hoboken froni the Mohastery tomorrow
afternoon between three aud five O'Clock.
He will be net at the City Hall by some
1900 OF the parochial school children. St.
Mary's T. A. b. Society. the Young
Men's Lyceum, the Catholic Renevo
Iert Legion. the Catholic Bene-
VIOLENT ASSOCIATION. the Hibernians, the
guests of the societies, and the parish
toner's. There will be in line some $500
persons. They will escort the delegate
to the church, where he will be welcomed.
The paraaers will enter the church, and
Pagan will read an Address on behalf of
the meu of the parish, and Miss Cooke
will do the same for the ladies' At half
past seven O'Clock Rev. DR.. O'Gorman
DID. professor of History ip the Catholic
University at Wasninguon. will deliver
Il discourse at the church, his subject
being "Queen Isabelle"
Solemn high vespers will ba celebrated
before the sermon. The programme,
under the direction OF Prof. john Ksefe,
who will have 800 voices In the choir,
being:-
Dominic Augeber; Dixit, Augeber; Conftebor,
Augeber; Beatus, Augeber; LaudaIs Pusri,
Augeber; Laullare Doniinunl, Gregorian: Mag,
nihcat, Augeoer; Veni Creator, La aadie.
Sermon, Rev. Thomas O'Gorman, D. D. Grand
Gouno9: Tantum Ego bass and ' tenor asoGo soIo
duet and chorus, for male voices, Rossf; Lau-
date Pueri, Gregorian; Recesstonal (selected)
Meyerbeer
AT the conclusion OF Dr.. O'Gorman's
discourse the solemn benediction will be
given by Mgr. Satolli, after which there
will be an informal reception.
MONDAYS BANQUET.
Monday, at one O'Clock, Mgr. Satollf
will be rendered a banquet at The school
hall. Covers will be laid for over two
hundred guests. and the dinner will be
eeEVeu ny 1cTdZA VI NEW 4OTk. Ile
menu will be as folioWs:--
Little Neck CLAIMS Vim du Rhin.
Consomme Royal. Amontillado.
Hons D'OEUyREs.
Tomatcs en- trauches, Raids.
Olives
Poisson.
Saumon, Sauce la tsre Haut Sauterne
Pommes Duohesse.
RELIEVE.
Filet de Boeuf aux Champignons. Modoc.
Pommes Pgrisiennes.
ENTREES.
Ris de veau en- caisse Truffes, St. Estepheler.
Selle d'Agneau aux Petits Pois. Clos vougeot,
Punch Cardinal.
RoTI.
Salade de Laitue.
ENTREMETs DE DoUCEyR.
Praises.
Fromages varies.
Cafe noir Fine Champagne,
Monday evening an informal reception
will take place at the rooms OF the Ladies'
Club, In st. MarF's School building To
this an invitation Is extended to all Cath
olics and non-Catholics of the county.
MGR. sAToLLI's WELCOME.
All eyes are now turned towards Mgr.
Satolli, to see il be will receive Bishop
Wigger at the Monastery Father Blake
ley, the rector Of the Monastery, seems
eiated over the fact that Mgr. Satolli
VIII STOP bneres ana ne, TOO, Is
making arrangements to give him
u warm welcome. When Father Blakely
heard that Monsignor Satollt was coming
to Hoboken he thought he would invite
him to the Monastery. As stated yester-
day In The JERSEY CRY NEWS it was
Father Corrigan who was delegated ny
Mensignor Satoli to inform the Bishop
that the Delegate would be in South
Orange to-day. The Bishop made no an
swer, ana Father Gorri gan returned 20
Hoboken and began his preparations.
When the press made known the news q
good many of the priests were surprised,
Bishop Wigger wrote letter to the
PapHl Aslegate, and the result was that
Monsignor Satolli refused to go 60
South Orange. and instead will go
TO the Monastery. Here Bishop
Wigger, it is understood, will pay
his respects SO the Monsignore, as will
several other priests OF the diocese, who
refused to pay their respects TO the None
signore had he only visited Hoboken.
BY this action they wish TO show their
loyalty to the Papal abliegate.
WILL A CHANGE BE MADE
Mgr. Satolli's views on the subject OF
foreign churches are we'll known. His
acrions in the Bayonne church war are
yet fresh In the minds of the people. His