New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
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MoNSIGNOR SATOLAI'S HEADQUARTERS
TO REMAIN. so A FRIEND SAYS AT THE CATuo.
Lie UNIvERsITY-soME OTHER
STOpIFS pINrIn
STORIES DENIED

Washington. Feb Z (speciaD.-A man whose business
relations with Archbishop saton make him frequent
visitor 10 the Office Of the Apostolic Delegate told
Tribune representative THIS evening that MonEgnor
satoh was aS;onsncd az the great variety O. lies
which are Printed from lime 10 tine regarding his
intentions hi, business and his future movements
Recently No had spoken OF the debt he owed 70 the
American press for the interest II had taken In the
establishment Of a permanent Apostolic Delegation
in the tnitcd states. and he had said he wa> truly
grateful for the universal satisfaction With which this
Important act Of the Holy Father had been received
all the country.
TO hi, great surprise. the Apostolic Delegate dis
covered this morning that he not to have the
liberty Of establishing his Office at the Catholic Uni
vcrsity but 10 be moved about here and there.
alt Is true" said The TIbunc's informant that
Archbishop SatoM will deliver course Of lectures
on theology at Il. Mays Seminary IN Baltimore
during the month OF March. Instead OF making the
Seminary his temporary home even, he will stay here
longer than the tine required for each lecture,
end then return to Washington. As 10 the spiritual
charge which lie IS said TO have In view OF the
Italian residents OF Baltimore, the business OF the
Archdiocese o! Cardinal Gibbons could not be In bet
ter hands and rhc Apostolic Delegate has not come
this country 10 take charge Of any local parish.
Later in the year he will to NewYork and there
establish permanent headquarters In building TO
be fitted up especially for HIM.
This the concluding sentence IN tho remark
eating the Apostolic Delegation In Newfork City
talked over here yesterday. The story goes that
MANI er OF wealthy Ncw.Yorlcrs, all connected
with Tammany are reported TO hc anxious TO make
the Apostolic Delegation an annex OF the great poll
teal combine. IT would perhaps be god card 10
announce that the delegation building was TO b. In
certain locality and then monopolize Tie real estate
IN that ncighbOrhood. No worldly sordd motives,
however, must be suspected Monsignor eatoll was
10 have dwelling betting his exalted rnk and
dignity. and the generous men were to Send tue de"is
and all TO Rome MS evidence OF TIE undyng and I'M
Tagging devotion Of Tammany 10 the Holy See II
so happens however, that these d.sinterc'sd ncis
0, Kindness had been forcshad0wcd by news from
another quarter. A. the tastes OF MohSignor Sa'oi
simple few rooms in the Catholic tnNcrsiN
he thinks will his purpose as long be remains
in the United states. Again Ie likes 10 choose his
intimate acQuantarccs. and residence Ia New
Yorl: might make that somewhat difficult At least.
HI friends hc prefers the quiet retired Ne II the
University. and here he VIII remain SO long as he
IS In this country. Nons,nOr ShtO1l IS astlnshcd
OF course at such unexpected generosity, arranging
his business and establishing permanent headquarters
in budlng = be fitted up specially fcr him without
first Consulting Ms wishes, h understands. Is dis
tncty tra. Of the pIrest political friendship but
he declines In advance all tenders Of this Kind. lie
IS abundanty able to attend 10 his own business
md expects TO continue 10 do Il without assistance
from any Source save Rome.
Another statement which MonsiSnor Sstoll read
and one grOundcsS The removal OF the delegation
10 New lork caused him 10 wonder at the facility with
which truth Is reversed and baScless staten MS sub
Il mjr6t lust A. well hav. been dated Newl Ork. rhc
allegation II contained that Mlnsignor OConn'n
president of the American College In kone had been
suubhed b. t.e yopr. The date fixed was January
| IT, two DAYS after his arrival from America Mon
| ,ignOr OCorn"n was sent Officially 10 The United
states with M0nsgn0r Sito. ON his return TO Rom"
he reported officially 10 the Pope The result Of III,
mission. Instead Of being sngbhed: HE DO umrntary
evidence Is in MonSignor Satos possession thar ~
was honOred in the most convincing; manner by me
Pan The puhll evidence OF this fact Is that upon The
| information conveyed by MonSignor oNOnnel the
cd r establishing TIE permanent Apostolic Drleral"n
IT, tle United STATES ISSUED aanuprr II and Mon
SION = OConn-n Immediately Ca5cd the news TO Arch
PERHAPS few DAYS hence" concluded the Tribune
| informant Archbishop satoli Will make pihlc o."
evidence he has from the highest authority OF the 40
sclute falsy OF the story published In some o; the
New.York newspapers this morning