New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

Catholic residents OF this city When the Car
ulnaI entered the club. about 3 o'clock. there
more lhan I.OUO people present. AS the
cardinal and Archbishop Corrigan arrived they
We're conducted TO the assemby-ro where a
lalseu dais decorated with palms and ferns was
prepared for them. Cardinal Satoll entered the
room on the arm OF Judge Joseph +. DAILY. the
president of fhe club. ard Archbishop Corrigan
vas escorted by stephen Farrelly. vice president
VI the ciub. The prelates We're attred in their
robes. The formal ceremonies of the evening
ing address:
s,, nhe members Of the Catholic club feeling In
a. a. the approaching departure of Your EminenCe
rat America after laying down the office OF Dele
MM.sh you safe and prosperous journey home. long
d ana happiness and the realization OF all your
We lor me advancement OF religion and The good
OF me people. 1t is not out OF place TO advert to
cn gracious manner in which Your Eminence ac;
O'p'eu honorary membership in our club. received
our congratulations upon your elevation 10 the Car
stay in this country. and accorded the favor OF
last meeting to say farewell; and it is. above all
general admiration folt for the perfect comprehon-
Soh OF he and OF me
your appreciation of the character OF the American
tice and truth. and we feel sure that your written
and spoken words expressive Of your feeling toward
this country will be treasured IN lasting and loving
remembrance.
Father George A. Dougherty, secretary to Car
dna Satolli, on behalf of His Eminence read the
reply to the address. and said in part:
The Catholic Club Of New-York ever since my arri-
val III America four years ago has taken occasion in
mos; special manner demonstrate to me its strong
ana generous attachment TO the Church It's lial de-
votion TO our Holy Father. Leo KILL and to manifest
an unceasins Kindness toward my humble person. and
mas given proof by making me an honorary mem
her. an action which has delighted and by which
FEEL myself 10 have been greatly honored. Organ!-
cations such AS this important for the pros
perity and highest progress of the Church in these
United States. What is more. I shall venture say
Church in d he wise al and 'ff r aam
straiIon or His Grace, Your beloved Archbishop is
que IN no small measure TO the active cooperation
OF the members OF this Catholic Club.
Subsequently the officers Of the club enter
tanned Cardinal Satoln, Archbishop Corrigan
and the Bishops Of the diocese at supper.
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT
Among those who present in addition to
those already mentioned and the Bishops named
above attending the conference were Archbishop
Williams. Of Boston: Bishops Tierney. of Hart
ford; Harkins Of Providence: Beavon. of Spring
field. and Phelan of Pittsburg; John ID. Grim
Minis. w. T. Ryan. Nicholas Barrett. John
Monks. jr. John J. Pullevn. John +. Callahan.
F. X c. Travers. John Connolly. William Hill
dreth Field Henry Haggerty. John 7. Fenton.
Hugh a. Connell. Joseph Mcclure. Michael
Drummond. James A: OGorman, d. OConnor;
j. +. Ward. j. Mccoy, Or. James Lee. and
Fathers A. =. Doyle. Lavelle. Taylor Tandy.
Cotton. McMenn. Mccormick. Hughes. Gallag-
han. Conway and Flynn. Of New-York
Before attending the reception. Cardinal Sa
TOLL visited the Metropolitan Club. and under
the guidance of stephen Farrelly inspected the
elegantly appointed recepton-rooms of the club.
Archbishop Mar,inelli. the Papa! Dele
gate. is expected 10 arrive in New-York to-day
or tomorrow for the purpose of bidding fare
we'll to his predecessor before the latter leaves
America.