New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
,S1TOLLT CELEBRATES WlSS.
THE CONVERSION or ST. PAUL COM
MEMORATED.
SPLENDID SPECTACLE At THE cHrRru OF
THE pArIIsT FATHERS THE DELEGATE

, SPLENDID SPECTACLE At THE CHURCH or
THE p,rlIsr FATurns THE DELEGATE
Will. 60 TO wAsIITGToN TO-DAY
,,,...,,. s,ore church Of the Paulist Fathers,
nj Slytieth-st and NInth-ave.. yesterday morn
ry VS. the scene 81 a spectacle Of pomp. sp'enhor
o,d hriIIlancv The occasion was the celebration
~ the conversion ~ -. Paul. M"n'isnor "''o''''
the >po~,olic Delegate 10 the United states came
from washington especially to perform me 'rr'-
rnonv and with him came the k"V Dr' lho'"'s
o.G,-mau dean 81 the Catholic University IL
yy,sbirr,nu Nonscnor Slto'li arrived IN TINS city
,-,,r Washington on Wednesday. AMI was pr sent
~ the ycspcr service IN tho sanctuary tha' e,'"-
ing lie sang the Font!ncal h.Sh mass !'7'''"'
The ounoun cement that he would 90 50 W. ""',
t,. ., dr,y , great crowd. Long before ~ c'o'N'
,, tim. nxel ior thc service. every seat h'd pee"
,.,.- ,,l fb. nye ais'es were crowded. Tho'e VINO
,s.-s,cd M,asi.nor Satoii were Father \ ~
ci,r. leacon ~ the mass and Father peter az
,ct,n s,,b-deacon the masters Of ceremonies o'''s
Eth Timothy Martin and John Burke.
The linking ~ boil W. heard IN 10" sAc''''S'
,,I ., the same Instant the choir OF eighty voices
49,. Emo hv,,n onward Christian soldiers
and the proccs sonal march. NJ the Hr'i u NV
.io.,v ~ the church was Nicar-G neral rdr"y'
Then came Father Timothy Nmcntum and vicar
General Mooney. \ group Of PauiiSt Fa'h'rS "'-
coded Archbishop Corrgan. who WAS gorseouSy
rohed Fathers " VI. clark and Peter oCallagaahn
long procession. In splendid rob-, TaaFe1 ,h "a
short man. with Ia,'' re IriaSn" mower and
force OF no ordinary kind filt lhTse uHt "a
eyes reqtel dreamIly on The b groum%
fa shed inward piercing glance that seemed m
simultaneously to take In the "hoie sr,ne; NUura
and behind him were a dozen whi'e-ropcd "'o'S'e'
As Monrisnor sa,olli reached the sanctuary, the
dccn tones OF the organ hef the church. anu IN
s,antly the choir broke into the Ecce SaGgrd2s Nag
nus composed for the occasion by Mr.; iiuriey the
fIs CHI
and deacons took their seats. and then MonsiGn9r
SatolIi was escorted his throne on the sosuel side
OF tho sanctuary ON the epistle side was the
throne occupied by Archbishop Corrigan. and as
the attendant priests invested che Arrhbish3p WIN
the Nitro cro2ier and canonicals at MS office the
organ burst forth into ,he strains OF i.iszrs malrS-
nc Tu IS Icrus When the ,N yeI h WAS, WAS con- sn
for the next haf-hour the low, clear. gentle tenor
S9f Of L III Sr KTr Go T crei S' and
Agnus Del were, sung in Gregor1n chants while
given in special chdnts composed for the occasion.
At the Gloss OF the mass Nicnr-General Mooney
delivered discourse on the "Virtues and Deeds OF
Monslenor satolli last evening blessed the new
banner OF the Sacred Heart Society. at the Fran
ciscan Church OF 81. Anthony OF Padua. in Su-
van-st.. and aftcrward Invested about loo new
members by pnning on their breasts. "a they
knceed before him. the insignia Of the society.
The Apostolic Delegate came into the church with
drcss in English and then In Italian. In which he
referred TO Monsignor Satollis kindness in visit
There were about 2.gN people present. The Papal
Delegate remained last night at the Franciscan
Monastery I'm ThompsOn-st.. which adjoins st. An
thongs Church. Dr. Pap his secretary. also stayed
there.
This morning at o'clock Monsgnor Sato Will
celebrate low mass He VIII leave this city for Wash,
denied the story that the Pope had appointed
Monsgnor Satolli 10 one OF the six vacant Cardi-
nalatcs 'Ony the PoDe knows whether Monsignor
Saolll will receive a Cardinnlate," said DR. O'Gor-
man. "and his decision will not be known until he
announces II In Assembly. In my opinion, however.
there IL little doubt the point. Monslgnor
Sa TOLL Is right in line for the appointment and
will sooner or later get It.