The evening times., 1895-10-01
MUSIC FOR THE PREllTEs
Concert at St. Patrisk's to Open
the Eucharistic Congress.
CHURCH DIGN1TARIEs HERE
Distinguished Catholic DiviDes Gather
From Every State to Participate In
the Deliberations OF the Religious
Body-Program for the Two
Days Sessions.

will to-day be completed, and before night
fail it will be in readiness for the Eucba-
ristic Congress which will Tomorrow con-
vene for a two days session.
As prelude TO this meeting n grand
organ recital and electrical illumination
will be given, ut which 1t is expected a
large number of visiting prelates and local
clergynen will he present. The altar
will he deliberately decorated with flow
ers, and the chanccI filled with potted
palms.
The recital will be under the direction
OF Sig Mariana Maiua. John Porter
La wrencc will preside at the organ. ID.
Colombiani the celebrated ecclesiastical
artist OF New York, who designed the
sanctuary of st. Patrick's, will be in
charge of the illumination. The choir
will be assist ed by NJ iss anita Cluss, harpist,
and Anton Kaspar, violinist.
The musical programme consists OF the
following numbers:
..Laudamus Te," grand mass. 6. Rossiui,
Miss Blanche Mattiugly and full chorus;
..Toccata and Fuga,- ID minor. Bach, Mr..
John Porter Lawrcrcc: 'Salutaris." E
Karst. Mr.. Mariana Mama; lie R9uet
d'Omphaie," Saint-Saens, Mr.. John Pnr-
ter La wrence; .'P reghiera," EterDo Jddio,
T Mascagni,. Mr.. Anton Kaspar, violin
obligato, iss Anita Cluss. harp Obligato,
Miss Mary Helen Howe: "Juxta Crucem.
Stabat Mater, q. Curto. Mr.. Bernard A.
Ryan and full chorus; ta) ''Polonajse,"
Chopin; (b) March Nuptial." Gulnant,
Mr. John Porter Lawrence; How Long.
o, Lord Dudley Buck, Mr- William D.
Mcfarland; ''Salve Regina" No. 2, H.
Dana. Mrs. Paulina Mama; Peer Gynt,,
Greig, Mr.. John Porter Lawrence; Sane
ius" Messe SoIcnnclle. Gounod, MI VIM.
ID. Mcfarland and full chorus.
DISPLAY OF LIGHTS.
Between the numerical selections Will be
given various features OF the electrical
illumination, the following numbers com
prising the programme:
/, Ceiling light; ., Sanctuary reflector
of sixty invisible lights: 3. Sanctuary lamps;
4. Sacred heart altar; 8, Blessed Virgin
altar: 6, Stations OF the Cross; Z. Lilies
of the sanctuary:: 8, Half OF light on Capitol:
8. All OF light on Capitol; 10, Full illu-
mination.
The Eucharis,ic Congress will convene
tomorrow. the opening religious cere-
mony TO be at ST. Patrick's Church at $50
a. m. at which MonsiGnor Satolli will
pontifjcate, and the sermon Willie preached
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Keane, rector OF the
Catholic University.
The diocesan directors viii meet in the
dining room OF the Arno at & O'Clock
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forthe Congress
Bishop c. 7. Macs, president OF the di-
rectors and also one OF the trustees OF the
University, is at the Arno. lie is the
president OF the American League, but
will not preside: that honor 10 be accorded
TO Cardinal Gibbons. Father Bede Mailer,
o. S. b., director general OF the Priests
Lea que OF America, has also arrived.
Other bishops who are already here are
W. II. Elder. of Cincinnati, and 7 5 Byrne.
of Nashville.
It is estimated that 600 visiting clergy
Will be here to-day. Cardinal Glib
bons, accompanied by the chancellor OF
the diocese, Rev. c. B. Thomas, will remain
until Friday morning
Archbishop Corrig2n, of New York, will
be the guest of Mr.. E. Francis Riggs, at
his home on / street Rev. John ]. Spald
ing. bishop OF Pennsylvania, VIII also
probably be Mr.. Riggs guest. Archbishop
Ryan, OF Philadelphia, and Bishop Harris
man, of Erie, have engaged apartments
at the Arlington. Archbishop Ireland, of
st. Paul, Will follow an old custom, and
remain at the Ebbitt.
DISTINGUISHED PRIESTS HERE.
At the Hotel Arno, the headquarters OF
the Eucharistic Congress, almost 200
clergymcn have engaged rooms Arch
bishop Janssens, OF New orleans; Bishop
Donoghue, of Wheeling, W. Va; Bishop
Michand, of Burlington, Vt: Bishop Chatari,
of Vincennes, Ind: Bishop Gibbons, of
Buffalo, n. Y; Bishop Fitzgerald, of Spring
field, and Bishop Won der Eyvcr, of Rich
mond, va, have also secured apartments
at the Arno.
Among those expected are Rev. C. Kalve-
lage, st. Joseph's Church, -Frccport, ILL.,:
Rev. Hy. Brinkmeyer. rector of st. Georges
Seminary, Cedar Point, Ohio; Very Rev.
Joseph Rainer, rector of the Salesianum, st.
Francis, Wis. Rev. Charles Denoyel, chaplain
of the Ursuline Convent. New Orleans, LII;
Very Rev. L. Metayer, rector of ST. Mary's
Church, Albany, Linn county. Ore, Rev. j.
Flanagan. Church of the Holy Name. st.
Louis, Rev. James Trobec, rector of st.
Agnes Church, st. Paul. Mimi. Rev. Joseph
Meckcl. rector of st. Pauls Church. High
land, ILL.,: Very Rev. W. Clusc, V. e., rec
tor of st. BOniface's Church, Germantown,
H.: Rev. Anthony Clermont, rector of St
Mary's Church, Newport. VT: Rev. j. NJ.
Koudelka, rector of st. Michael's Church.
Cleveland, Ohio. Rev. st. Scbmid, rector
of st. Francis Church, Dayton, KY: Very
Rev. j. Freeland. rector of st. JOseph's
Church, Detroit, Mich; Rev. George Sco-