The evening world., 1893-10-18

The ArChbishops of the country. near
ly the entire Court of bishops, many
Monsignors, and priests from far he
yunl the province of Baltimore, have
come here to do honor to tn" primal" of
the Catholic Church upon this glorious
contamination. The day opened with
ideal October weather, and the crowd
Of people were normous that Hoped to
get within the Cathedral his morning
to witness the august ceremony of Pom
tliical Mass. to view the procession of
the religious ana to listen t. choir. or
gan and orchestra.
Admission into the Cathedral was by
card. Every seat was taken long before
inc services were hcgun, u after the
procession had entered hundreds of
people were allowed 10 follow who had
been lucky enough to receive Il ticket
giving them this privilege.
students of 81. Charles s College, tho
youns men preparing for the priest
hood, n the seminary of St. Mary of
assembled in calvert Hail, which is
Sltuilt,'i diaSnhtlly across rom the
'ath"IiaI. and .1nrChcd T. -r G',h--
nis."pal residence where iMe r~rcla'cs
These soon emerged. all rnbcl in rich
est Ncstmcnts OF office, ana were fol-
lowed by Cardinal Gibbons, in the full
nanoply of his high dignity. Then all
moved through Charles street I" Mui.
b'rr! street TO cathedral street to the
Cathedral entrance
Every head was uncovered as III" pro-
cHsslon passed marking the public cs-
TEEN In which His EmincnCc Is bed.
As the head of the procession reached
the porch Hnnerik's "Marche, Snl' nell =,
organ; Down the aisle to the sanctuary
moved the long line. the vast congrega-
ton standing. Al the rails the diguita-
rics were received by tho master ~ Ger
t'IlDnltiS nnI his lE4iGtnntg uh4. nGAiItnl
each, member of til" procession to his
previously appointed place.
M remained StIndin" drtil the car
dinhl was escorted to his throne. where
n" was robed for the solemn rontiiical
mass, which was celebrated with all
IN" e!ab"rat"n"SS demanded by ritual
A roster OF the r~relates present, which
was. given out, but which was said to
DE- Incomplete, continued the following
Aiehhiahors M"st re, j. j. William. Most
Rev. NJ n c%orrlsan, Mogt Ii,v " II Elder.
Most Rev J. ilenursay. Most Rev. j. j. KAN,
Most Rev. 7. 4. ic"Nan. Most Ec,. I j Itran.
MSost Re-, + x KK.'.'Sr.' Mos "s'' r ST'' = + r l''t SH@.
pyn"' ms, Rev l. Redwood metropolitan Of
nIshor. -miah, nv. !. Cogroy. nlsn: Rev J.
!. k"om', Right h"y ~. ) "'Farrell. GtcAt
iisl, '!ey. j. 0SSSJu"aan." nisS, Th,vl. 'l = 4,
Ludd'n. Right Rev. Thomas Houlrnm Right Rev.
Thomas Mctoysrn Elsht ,Rry. John roicv, Right
Rev. 4 Van ie Nyver. Right Rev, Charles Me.
Donn"ll. Right Row. j. : NNchaui Right Ecv.
w. utIsTa. RIeht ,R'y. Thomas Mullen, Right
Rev. = $. Chatard. Right Rev, !. \. Wart,rsou,
ktSht l:cr. y N. l%-ail' Eteht Rev Il, rhrl,n,
Hishh, ~. y, A.. Iufi. l;isN, ley L. S'anlon.
MniS' R sisE; Nv n. ii il rr sGr.4rs MA .H.4' nv iiy,' Leo
'gttc-, and EIsht Rev. Or. Fitzgerald.
Mupslsrnrl-S seton. OI,"Illv NuEeut. Thorre.
oSu,livGn Shlreitt. nrsuo, FARLEY and I.,>
In tnlS array of prelAt"s, Archbishop
lrclnnd at least -iiyiacl houors with the
Apo 'tolic bclcGlt" Archbishop Satplli.
ana II il NOT iuyidiOuS to say that Of
thu" great number Of urirsts present, tn"
venerable sylvester Malone, pastor Of
i'rooklyn, was Tn" most observed. Like
tn" ot""r marked mel MS fame had
PRECEDED him.
T. IN" resitruc" OF tho Cardinal was
beautifully dressed for the jubilee. Thu
/ leading idea In the decorations was tn,
Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina,
IN" states in which the Cardinal has
made his lift'S work.
Rev: DIR Rocker, Nlco-Rcctor Of tho
American toll"E" at Rome, read IN tn,
course Of the service the congratuIatory
letter OF the Holy Father T. Cardinal
Gibbons.
Archbishop Corrlgar. or New York, de-
llN,r"i the occasional rWn
when N" mass WAS finished tie Arch
llNh"p1, blSa"t., NnH-lGu"ri and dis.
~tlnEUIsIea priests entered coaches al
war- driven to H." seminary uI -. Naly
Of st ~uipicr. v4oT. Is IG4ul banquet
WIS given m honor 81 IA" cardinal uut
his associates ~ the E~r-auptta.
BEFORE III. dinner a." CLERGY n, the
reply.