New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15

.0,u or SITS. PETER AND
PAUL rRooELYN
,a citizens from every part of
MANY ,rseardless Of Greco. 'osr'''n m''' ""',
p,,oklyn ieh,.,res of the Church. were present
ans high dis continuation of the celebration
,,serday a. pev sylvester Malone. the veneer
!, honor OF ' tho church of SITS. Peter and Paul
,ss rector y, ON the occasion OF his golden
10 Wy'nrsa celebration was begun on SATURDAY
jubilee -'s,,oners of the church. The greatest
by the 9".no, is held by the citizens of Brook
pye anu .a-,ged priest. who is also one OF 'he
Nn io' tho state University. 1t was he VINO
Regents abo,ljon hoisted the Stars and stripes
durns y" ~ the s,ec?le Of his church where IL
10 'hs A until the close oil 'he war, me
rsmsineu made general in the neichborhood OF
baton wa -, ,tere was not house but what
The eHus sn,,a recognition in the shape OF hass
slowed s0 i,.rg the surroundings a gala APP
snd pun" The chief religious services were held
pesTah'' .rcb IN the morning at ll9O O'CLOCK
81 the . nigh mass was celebrated by Father
Wien rho was assisted by his former assist
N'o"., pev. Henry y. Gallagher as deacon
ants u, p Ward. sub-deacon. Maurice C. Har-
Sa ..s master of ceremonies
Is' ,ofore the doors of the church were opeheu
Nns c,owd gathered. In the pews were seen
S'se s,a~ar ex-Judge George l.. Fox, ex-
pyof Iobn r. Thompson. Warden Patrick
Hise'. pnv NJ A. Gardener and others. Dur
HHes' ~" ,ass an elaborate musical programme
hs -" nm as follows:
was -, .,.u,r,r.. ..... organ and Orchestra
ff;Ss,e 'Jublae ieo Tor vno," Nv $50. eerirS
organ. eompoSe esi 'r Of sis Peter and Paul
pSr~ator' .Bee'h0Nrn
Drdo' Omattsn Casta
% Ssutarls -" .... Imperial Mass
'ssneus -. H. -. 40, ~ Nanan franko
oArus Del ''."' Andre
"Ts peun. ............... Mendelss phn
hA'' SOLOlSTS: -
................... Miss Anna M SaIy
~ In....................' Autllit I.ICnaIn
l.. ITaesep
h' ASSISTANTS: NJ, ,... ,-.,a,.,
sprsno. Edward Tayor
Aio.....'''''''''' ..... Edward Gray
Bs.s. ........... \ahen .rnnk.
Solo Iio'n, Dira.,or ....... Frederick Brandcn
0rgaHs ana D"'-'' - uatber Malone
,nsr the celebration OF mass Fa'her Malone
..sad N be excused from making long address
because of cold II l. a -, ra,,nr what WAS
10 live in community WHERE 10 me- "
the profession or calling by pursuing HIS ,''Ie ~
duty 10 h''''seii an = .,,,ras ror himself the
mar, Of good citizen, one secures 'o' H"iSS'' '''
s.llxishes OF all"
u. thanked Bishop Mcdonnell and the other BiSh-
ops. and ArchplshopS l'0i,' O'"0' ,,,.i,,, ,he
Papal blessing from Rome. 49,
The sermon was preached 10y b!shop Jon"
Keane rector of the CathoHc IhNers'N "a
I,s,on d C. Among other things he sald'
W. ara assembled here 20 join in the thanks
irving which to-day Is given up from 'he mean -
Father Malore for having been able iof HI! Sei'7
to be prizes, Of God. We are here to-day ior nnn
Lei the thought ihat ruFS '''S VOWS sgo God
What is that thous"s ,i,a, for hat. lime his life
=. i, tho ear,-ice of Jesus Christ ana
has been spent u" '''. ~. l,,s.. rbsr let us too
carry his thought when We thIhh % W ur"rfhv
years of successful church iaoor pS IN. ~ J4sus
priest G Hoas eTen Col himself give srander
one to his poor mortals; ,., - ,t ,,s, wear Of
the Pon,hcaie Of Gregory XVI Men a. INA, x' nf
.ere naturally divided into paris, .he C,hur n
the condition Of me "1'u WA. Who chos The pope
knew that they mus NOES Sse Pms * When LeY
2TIl Hs s cSosen he determined that the Church
:sond T progress With the world He advocated eter-
nal .r9e Taone knew the spirit Of Leo Mi ana
,,as ,o follow ' The spirit Of the Pon, For MY
Years ne mas Iougm. xns more and may the ad-
MAJ sss ,O " MS nresthoood be his JOY and when
- in ~ me life that is be may I; be a
jubilee everlasting.
CHURCH DiGNlIAi'ihS
During the services the prelates ana V'sl,.n rs
rrests occupied seat. III 'He san ,,t,.
hem were Archbishop Ireland. OF - a. =,
p,shon NcGoldrick OF Duluth BishOp r'%7
~ T',,lo Pock. Bishop Hennessy, OF luDufu =
Bishop Cohber of Winona. Kan, 1921 William
? Mcnamara OF Brooklyn Nlchi ~ On 'Gharies =
Byrne OF Boston. and the Kight 70 % Jnhn !
Mcconnell Of Brooklyn; ana NE ne tii.S,n,,nS 4 Nc
Barrett Martin Carroll. j. NJ k'eiHi I"b. Curn
Carthy James +. Duffy. T. r. nd.,,~ Johu +
mings j. j. McGolderck j. -. ID HIa,'rraiifon H. !
Woods Eugene Donnelly. W lliiaW Durick
Sheehey, 7. Huffenoach y. = III Porrlr Her
D. j. Hickey. Peter SaporanHa, f.. lanes Nc
bert F. Farrell Dominic r. Mohta'si-', lyon T.
Enrce and kugus. Trueman ul'h "aa,tt7iV., i,
The afternoon in the paroc hal :. hooi % ~ To-
the rear OF the church, where covers WI rhrna,
iT5 guests After all had been sedte - Nail,
Thompson read letters and teiegTAhs ION &c
Townsend OF Troy Truman j. bdChGs' >TI'boHai1
Institute; Corporation Counsei Alpei1 terie~ona
the Rev James H. DARN ton 81 L. - = sb
Church; the Rev. Dr. John ~ MenS "a VnrS ~ s.
the Rev Dr Lyman Abbo't I an 81 - FraurI
Agness Church the Rev T. farfellii os ." lam
Gustav Gottheil and Andrew Mclean az ~ CON ON
Guest" Father Malone Fifty Year; az l'riest an
Pastor the ROY John VI. Kiely. "Fitty 1caTs d
Neighbor' Eernard Peters: Chaplain Il ,, tm
Friendly Sons Of ST Patrick" Bernard 'alIa5he
Fifty Years Of American Citizenship ~ r slu -
Body Fifty Years-Pulpit and Press l,i, 5J'''
Magner: Fifty Years OF American Oa'"''''''''
Bishop Ireland.
THE DINNER.