New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
FARLEY MAY GO TO BUFFALO
POSSIBILITY OF THE NEw-YoRK PREL.
ATE SUCCEEDING BISHOP RYAN.
-urR HEWITT NOT TO GET THE UNIVERSITY
vrcroRsHip-ARcHBlsHoP IRELAND AND
BISHOP MGoLDRIcK. OF DULUTH IN
THE cIrY-THE ST. PAUL
PRELATE DECLINES


THE cIrY-THE ST. PAUL
rRELArE DECLINES
TO TALK.
extraordinary number CT Roman Catholic
.,a,es in or near this city was augmented by
o-rivsl yesterday of Archbishop Ireland OF
Wv pau, and Bishop McGoldrick Of Duluth. The
c.hbthop went TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel. where
- ref,sed 10 see anybody. Both he and Arch
',on Riordan of San Francisco. we'll :
ohh,shop Chappelle OF Santa Fe. came TO New
~.,r on their way to the meeting of the Board Of
,..c,ors OF the University at Washington. They
~. here TO say good-by to Cardinal Satoh. who
n. from Hoboken to-day the Hamburg
.merjcan Line steamer Kaiser Wilhelm ii. The
c.ra,nal spent the day in Brooklyn. where ne is
-. ,rest Of Major John ID. Kelley. of No. 2l3 Cler-
mont-ave
,,o,signor Sbarretti. accompanied by Father Gre
w ~ ST. Francis Xaviers Church. took drive
.srough the Park and up Riverside Drive. and so
A. tho Convent of the Sacred Heart. In the after
on they went 10 Brooklyn.
newspaper yesterday morning printed report
.se, the Very Rev. Augustine +. Hewitt, superior
- The Paulist Fathers of this city. was likely TO
:. ,bs choice for the head of the Cathohc Uni
,.,,v 10 succeed Bishop Keane This story.
s,oh ,s one OF the numerous rumors consequent
w.. ,ha assembling together OF 30 many digni-
80 n, the Roman Catholic Church, is apso-
, ,,,bout foundation and was so pronounced
..,.rasv by Father Connolly. secretary TO Arch
:,.so, Corrican. Father Hewitt while otherwise
"",s. 20 the position. is over seventy years Old
u has been exceedingly Ill TOT sohe uh'e' anu
o, has little hope OF recovery
,.o,D az POLITICS FROM THE POPE.
rr,o- that the Pope likely TO send TO
,,,r.snor Martneln instructions as 10 the atu-
:. n. taken by the priesthood in America
~ ~ Inference 10 the Presidential campaign or
..., tho Popo would favor any one candidate more
.h.r anoher was said 10 he nothing more nor
,.s. than old womans talk. There is no truth IN
tbs report" said Father 'onnoi!'
rbs impression that Cardinal Satoll Is likely 10
..nor, favorablv as to tie division or the province
vry on his return TO Rome. and that.
- s,ob 81 division be made, il would probably
~ ,,,,owed nv the elevation 10 the Cardhala'e OF
.rchbshop Corrigan gains strength oaiN' put no
oa,c;a, confirmation Of the rumor can oe oo'"i'e"'
W., ~ s a fact that the Roman Catholic clergy in
this city regard such an outcome VI '' ''
as not at all improbable
v,s,ns aoa,i,e can be known Of the man who
,;n srcceed Bishop Keane as rector of the Cath
olc University until the Archoishops ana 'he
p,sbons have had their meeting next week. ana
have selected the names that seem most adVisaoIe
=" ,,sr for recommendation to the Pope. Some
OF those who are still considered likely 10 be rec
ommended are Monsignor Schroeder. professor or
soona.c theology: the Rev. DR.. Pace head OF the
school Of Philosophy and the Very Rev DIR. i. j.
carr,ran the yice-rector. but yet everything Is
guesswork.
Anoher thing that Is greatly agtating the minds OF
the Roman Catholic clergy at present is the specu-
la,ion as 70 who il 10 be appointed by the Pope TO
succeed the late Bishop Ryan "a Bshop OF BunaIo
The nrIest who is next in the line OF promotion Is
Father Ianigan C. NJ. vcar-general OF the diocese
Of Buffalo. But there are various CONSIDERATIONS
that make It improbable in many minds that ne VIII
secure the appointment. Bishop Ryan was mem
Der Of the Order Of Lazarus, il also the present
vicar-general During his administration Bishop
RYAN gathered about him many members Of mis-
order who occupied places 10 the exclusion Of the
secular priests Since his death Vicar General Lanl-
gan has continued mis- policy TO greater lengths
method Of administration cOntending that /, is
pars 0 10 the priests or whS happen 10 be
himself secular prelate and owing 10 his increas-
ing favor with the Vatican is likely TO be able 10
cessor o. Bishop Ryan. TheTetore It Is thought i'm
probable tha, Vcar.General Lsngan VIII BE- ap-
pointed Bishop.
BISHOP FARLEY MENTIONED.
The mos, prominently mentioned Cor the
place is Auxiliary Bishop Farley Of the diocese Of
New-York He is known to be in the favor OF Arch
bishop Corrlgan and II is thought likely that he will
be recommended for the Bishopr.c 0: Buffalo Almost
the only other priest whose name has been favoraby
mentioned with regard 10 the appointment is Fa ther
Quigey. Of Buffalo.
Archbishop Ireland remained a, MS hotel unit, late
IN Inc day. and could not be Induced to say word
about the letter wrote upon the political situation
ana which mas caused him TO be censured In some
opTas5teTs Tss ,s., ,,s,, ., emf.
County M WIS marked by dinner given IN his honor
he has been for the last two days. Archbishop Ire
land together with Bishop McGoldrick called upon
SaTolnal Satoll about o'clock and remained FOR an
hour What occurred al the visit is not known but
al me close OF the conference Archbishop Ireland
Iner failure to remain al the dinner is taken by
many asnSt. 10 be an indication Of eoldness between
was was hoped tina, the powers OF diplomacy would re-
suit in friendly greeting between Archhishops Ire,
ano and Corrigan around the hcspitable board OF
Major Kelley, who Is known to have the cordial
goodwill OF both prelates
cardinal Satolli Archbishop Martinel Archbishop
Corrigan. Bishop Mcdonnell Monsienor McNamara.
Pspal Eesaon at washine,on. % Dr. Rooker secre-
s!y OF the legation Father Dougherty. acting Sec
Kelley Of savannah. Ga. Father Maher; of Mil
sSord Father McGlon, OF Buffalo; J. {. McGuire'
surveyor OF the Port Of New-York and the MEM
oers Of Major Koiley's family. twenty-one alto
ssther The guests sat down about $50. The din
proceeded 10 the paror where. for a short time.
ssnera conversation was INDUCED In.
THE CARDINAL SIGHTSEEING.
CARDINAL Satoll early yesterday morning cee-
erated mass in the Visitation Chapel. at Clinton
ana willoughby aves.. Brooklyn. after which he
~So d Nlsll 10 tue Navy 1dTu Inc OdIuIHdi ""'
accompanied by Major Kelley. Father Dougnerty
ns secretary; Father Kelley and Father Mahe'
Iney were received by Commodore Sicard. COM
mandant OF the yard. after which the party was
Turned over 10 Captain Hlgginson. Lieutenant car
Pun. Pun. Lisutenant DIlingham and tne fev' M rtd
nnesney, L. s. n. the chaplain OF the yard lnt
vwtors were first taken to the warships Terror aie
Sa na.ahdn. and af,erward TO ihe receiving ship Yer
wont Cardinal Satolli saw much tnat delighted MN
ne made many comments upon the warsnps aic
nle .nle on the Vermont was invited TO dinner by Cap
um Casey but was unable TO accept. An hour wa
r6 ~
erven 10 the corner OF Raymond-st. and Park-aVe
where they met by President kosster OF IN,
10 the parior-car Columbia. The car had left Gil
Hall al iOla o'clock. with President Rosslter, FIT