The evening world., 1893-10-18

The Archbishops of the country. near
~ the entire Court of Bishops, many
M~onsignors, and priests from far be-
You'd the province of Baltimore. have
come here to do honor TO the primatc of
the Catholic Church upon this glorious
contamination. The day opened with
ideal October weather. and the crowds
OF people were enormous that hoped to
get within the Cathedral this morning
to witness the august OF Pom
tifical Mass. to view the procession Of
the religious and to listen to choir, or
gan and orchestra.
Admission into the Cathedral was by
card. Every seat was taken long before
the services were begun, and after the
procession had entered hundreds Of
people were allowed to follow who had
Students Of st. Charles's College, the
young men preparing for the priest
hood In the seminary of st. Mary of
81. Sulpicc. the priests and NOR signori
assembled In Calvert Hall, which is
situated ~dingonally across from the
Cathedral, and marched 10 tho archie
were gathered.
These soon emerged. all robed in rich
est vestments of office. and were fol-
lowed by Cardinal Gibbons, in the full
panoply of his high dignity. Then all
moved through Charles street to Null
berry street to Cathedral street to the
Cathedral entrance
Every head was uncovered as the pro-
cesslon passed, marking the public cs-
teen In which His Emincncc IL held.
AS the head OF the procession reached
the porch Hamerik's 'Marchc Solcnellc"
was performed by grand orchestra and
organ. Down the aisle to the sanctuary
moved the long line, the vast congreGa-
ton standing. At the rails the dignita-
ries were received by the master Of Ger
emonies and his assistants, who assigned
each member OF the procession to his
previously appointed place.
All remained standing Until the Car
dinai was escorted to his throne, where
he was ROBBED for the solemn Pontincal
mass. which was celebrated with all
the, elaborateness demanded by ritual
and liturgy.
a roster OF the p~relatcs present, which
was given out, but which was said to
be incomplete. contained the following
naCles:
Apostolic Delega,e-Mos, Rev, Francis s.tolli.
Archblshops Most Rev j. J. Wiulams. Mos,
N Mos. n; A. 'orr'fen Mo-, RTy W, II Elder.
Most Rev. J ] IIenncssy Most Rev. J. j KAN
Mos, hey' p 4 Tsehan Nit Rsy p, J, RYAN,
Most ltev. / Y ka'Ecr. Most Rev. +. l.. cha
prlle. Most Rev, F. Redwood metropolitan Of
! Hogan, kish, hoy F. y Neirrey. Right ,Rcy,
Rsy II p. T;orthrcp Rlsh, Roy. Il c%ossrovs,
Right Roy. J. p'SulliNhn. Right Rev r. A.
Iudden, Right Rev. Thomas BpnRcun. Right Rev.
Thomas McGovern. Right Rev. John Foley. Right
Rev. 4. Van dc vyVer. Right Rev Charles Nc.
nonn"ll. Right Rev. ! :. Nichnui. Right Rev.
". oiiara, Right Rev Thoma. Mullen, Right
Rev; F. $. Cha,ard; Right Rev, ] A. wattcrson,
Right Rev. II. ". Bradley. Right Rev. II. phrlan,
Right Rev. A. \. Curtis, Right Rev. L. scsnlon,
night Rey " : Harkins, Right Rev Leo
Cotter, and Rlrht Rev. pr, Fitzgerald,
Monsirnori Seton, O'Roiliy, Nuscnt, Thorpe.
o'Sulltyan. sharctti, neon", Farley and los
n nIG uTF.l II hf I Ice <tI.4.Ll -
Ireland at least divided honors with the
Apostolic Delegate Archbishop Sl'o!li.
and 1t Is not invtdiouS to say that Of
the great number OF priests present. the
venerable Sylvester Malone. pastor OF
brooklyn, was the most observed. Like
the other marked men his fame had
preceded him.
The residence of the Cardinal was
beautifully dressed for the jubilee. The
leading idea in the decorations was the
Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina.
tn" States in which the Cardinal has
made his lifc's work.
Rev. DIR. Rocker, Nice-Rcctor OF the
American College AT Rome, read In the
course Of the service the congratulatorv
Gibbons.
Archbishop CorriGan, OF New York, de-
llyer"d ~" occasional NJ
When the mass was finished the Arch
bishops, bishops, Monsignorl and dis
tinguishcd priests entered coaches AM,
were driven to the seminary Of -. Mary
of ST. Sulpicc, where a grand banquet
was given In honor OF the Cardinal and
his associates " the E~piscopatc.
BEFORE the dinner the clergy OF the
province presented an address to Ills
Emincnce, to which he made a short
rpplV.