The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-03
Ceremony Of Old World Grandeur
at Baltimore Sunday.
NOTED CLERGY EXPECTED
One OF the Most Brilliant Church
Events In the History of the Amer
lean Church Has Been Prepared
fOr-Complete List Of the Officers
for the Mass.

The exercises win take place al the Cathe-
drai. The archbishop will leave his resi-
| dence In Washington tomorrow, and Will
| spend the night at st. Mary's Seminary
| He VIII be accompanied by DR.. Frederick
b. Rocker, secretary OF the apostolic dele
| cation, Right Rev. DOnatus Sbarretti, au-
| ditor OF the delegation and papal able
| gate, and Marquis Sacripanti, member OF
| the Noble Guard and special envoy of The
| Pope.
] The ceremonies ON Sunday will begin
| with aprOcession OF clergy and semna rians
| from the archcpscopaI residence. on
| Charles street, to the main entrance or the
Cathedral at 1890 q. IN. Many of the
| Catholic prelates in the United States
| have accepted Invitations to be present.
| and in addition TO them will be several
Canadian prclates, many priests from other
| dioceses, nearly every clergyman in the
baltimore diocese, and several hundred
| students from st. Mary's Seminary and
| from the Catholic University of this city.
| DIGNITARIES WILL ASSEMBLE.
The prelates viii assemble and robe ut the
| episcopal residence the clergy at the Cathe-
| drai school, 7 West Mulberry street. and the
scminarians at Calvert Hall. Cathedral and
| Mulberry streets.
| The seninarians and the clergy will begin
! the procession by moving from their TWO
/ places OF assembly through the grounds on
| the Mulberry street side OF the cathedral
! into the rear OF the episcopal residence and
| out by the front way. As they pass through
the residence the prelIteS Will fall in at the
rear. Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal-elect
| Satolii being the very last persons III the
| line.
The cardinal-elcct will not be attired in
| the full red robes OF his new dignity until
after the ceremony, and in the procession
| will be ROBBED i'll purple as an archbishop.
| he Will wear his ZuChetto, or red-SIlk skull
cap, which was given TO him in private by
the pope's special envoy Immediately after
the ENJOYS arrival in this country. The pro-
cesson viii move To the Cathedral street
entrance OF the cathedral by way of the
pavement on the north side OF Mulberry
ctr eet.
Admission to the cathedral for the ccre-
monies VIII he strictly limited TO those pro-
vided with tickets OF admission These com
tain coupons reServinS seats in the different
pcws. The demand Tor tickets has been
large in the past FEW days. hundreds of III
vitatiuns to prominent diplomats statesmen
AMI iaymen nave been sent out from the
apostolic legation at Wa >hingtOn.
Theinterior OF the building viii hc elaho-
ratelydecorated with flowers and the several
affairs Will be ablaze with hundreds of wlAen
tapers.
-''"- INSIGNIA CONFERRED.
When all the chief dignitaries ill the pro-
cession have taken their places i'll the sauct-
uaFy the ceremony OF comforting the ter
rctta, which is the formal emblem of the car
dInal rank. will be begun by the reading OF
the pontifical letters creating Mgr Sa-
toll "A cardinal. DIR. Rocker will act as the
secretary OF the papal abiegate, Mgr. Sb3r.
retti in reading these documents, which VIII
he ia both Latin and English. Standing
beside the bcrretta and the official docu-
mcnts during the entire ceremony. viii be the
papaIeuvUy, Marquis SacripInti, whoScduty
il was to bring them 60 this country and TO
guard them efrSre ana hinrilg th th Iere9
on the head Of his brother cardinal, and
the latter Will then retire to the sacrlsty
10 change his purple vestments for a scarlet
red csssocs, Cappa magma OF similar hue
and the other vestments or the new rank.
The cappa ma gna Is a long vcslment with
q siik-lined hood, and the cassock long,
ciuse-fltting garment, which Is the dis
tiuctiyc dress Of Catholic clergy
After his return to the sanctuary cardinal
Satoiii VIII vest for mass, which VIII lie
BerihOven's Mass, in {, has been selected
for the OCCASION and Prof. r. \. Hale
Will lead a specially selected choir, with
OrcheSt raj accompaniment foiioWihs tfie
mass a te Geum viii be sung.
The sermon OF the day Will be preached
by Archbishop John ]. Kahn OF ST. Louis.
II is thought that he will touch very fully
upon the Pope's especial recognition OF
the service which Cardinal Satolli has rem
dered the Catholic church in this country
and his successful administration OF the !
delicate duties intrusted to him.
OFFICERS OF THE MASS.
The officers of the ma IS W iii be as follows: |
Assistant priest TO Cardinal Gibbons, who |
will 81, on his throne while Cardinal Satuli |
Is celebra ing the mass, Very Rev. DR.. A. l..
Magnlen, superior of ST. Mary's Seminary. |
Deac Of honor to Cardinal Gibbons |
Very Rev. DR.. William O'Brien Parlow, |
provincial of the Jesui,s. and Very Rev. Dr.. |
W. II. o'Conueli, rector of the American |
College at Rome.
Assistant priest to Cardinal Satolii. Rev. |
DR.. Kennedy of Philadelphia. Dcacous |
of honor to Cardinal Satolii, Rev. Edward |
J. McGolriCk III 81. Cecelia'S Church, Brook |
n " ri i .,fS
Bcrnard's Seminary. Rochester. n. Y.
Deacon Of the mass, Rev NJ. j Riordan, |
Of 81: Mary,s Church, Ba rnesville, Mont
mass, Kew. George DuuEherly of st. Angus |
tines Church. Washington.
With The exception OF Drs. MagnieD and |
Pardow, all of those serving in the mass |
Were students OF Cardinal Satolli when he |
gave iDS I'll elton in dOCmatic theology at the |
Propaganda in Rome.
The master of ceremonies will he Rev. C. |
7. Thomas, rector of the cathedral. He |
will have as his assistants Messrs. Louis |
O,Donovan and I. Gibbons Smith, students
of ST. Mary'S Seminary.
The following students of ST. Aary's |
Seminary will serve in minor ca pacities in |
the sanctuary:
Censor bearer. John Donlan: acolytes John !
W. Sheridan and Philip Sheridan: book
bearer to Cardinal Satolli. David Coleman: |
candle bearer. James Connel: mitre bearer. |
Magri; clerici episcopales. who handle
vesunents during the cardinals change, |
William Donohue, Joseph Mcmahon, Hugh |
O'Brien and George Connors.
LIST OF PRELATEs.
After the ceremonies, which are expected |
to last four hours, the cardinal will be en- |
tertained at dinner at st. Mary's Semi
nary. Several hundred Invitations have |
been issued to prominent clergy men and |
laymen, and it is thought that more than |
zoo persons will sit down at the table.
The prelates who will be present at the
ceremonies are most OF them expected TO
arrive in Baltimore tomorrow. Many OF
them will be the guests OF the seminary.
The arChbishops who have sent word that |
they will be here include Most Revs. John
IF Chicago, William II. Elder OF Cincinnati.
Frederick Xaver KatZer of Milwaukee.
Francis Janssens of New Orleans. MichaelA.
COrrgan of New York William II. Gross of
Kain Of st. Louis, John Ireland of st.
Paul, p. L. Chapelle Of Santa Fe, Corne-
lius o. Brien OF Halifax, Nova Scotia; Louis
Nazaire Begin. coadjutor TO Cardinal Ia
schereau, OF Quebec: A. B. Langevin of
St; Bonifnce, Canada; John Walsh of Toronto.
The bishops present will include Right
Revs. John j. Keane of the Catholic Uni
versity, A. Van de Vyver of Richmond, John
Moore of st. Augustine, Fla: P. J. Dona-
burlington, VT. John Esephen Mechaud.
of Burlington; Michael Tierney of
Conn; Denis NJ. Bradley of Man
chester, N. H.: Matthew J. HarkiDs, Provi-
dence, r. l.; Thomas d. Beaver of Spring
field, Mass: ]. Jansen of Belleyille, nj:
John L. SpaldiDg, Peoria, H.: Ignatills F.
Horstmann of Cleveland, Ohio: CanilIus
7 Macs of Covington, KY: John 5. Foley OF
Detroit, Jos. Rademacter, Fort Wayne, Ind:
Francis c. Chatard of yincennes. Ind:
Richard Sclnneil OF Omaha. Neb.; Edward |
]. Dunno of Dallas, Tex: Thomas NJ A.
Burke of Albany, n: Y; Charles E. McDon-
Ryau-of Rnffalo n v. Michael w W.