New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
HIS LAST DAY IN TOWN
CARDINAL SATOLLI VISITED GRANTS
TOMB AND HAD RIDE IN THE AIR.

VISIT To THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPs
Burr.prNc-Ar A BROOKLYN RECEPTION
N THE EVENING.
The feeling that exists In Roman Cathoue
circles in New-York and Brooklyn. and to which
expression was given in yesterdays Tribune TO the
effect that there is more significance In Cardinal
Sators visit to Archbishop corrgan than appear
on the surface. grows stronger daily. Those whs
profess to have some insight into the undercur.
rents of affairs they have developed this week In
the American hierarchy. state emphaticaily their
belief that the consistory to be held In Rome the
Metropolitan of New-York will be elevated to
cardinalate Moreover those who have declared
that the retiring Papa delegate will report In favor
of the views held by the element OF the Church
headed by Archbishop Corrigan upon educationa
and other questions Of Church polity found In Car
dina Satollis speech at the Catholic Club on
Wednesday night plenty OF confirmation for their
opinions. Speaking, In the course OF his reply t.
an address upon the ArchbshOps administration
he described them as wise and nrm Neither
among the clergy nor among many leading mem
beers of the Church who were seen yesterday by
Tribune reporter could any one be found VINO would
speak for publication. Several, however, on the
understanding that they would not be directly quot
ed said there many indications that Arch
bishop Corrigan would soon receive the cardinafS
cap.
Cub said: "Although this talk about the Arch,
bishop being made a cardinal is apparently only
gossip believe seriously that there Is great deal
of truth nj the bottom OF IT, There is never smoke
without there being fire somewhere, and should
not be I'm the least surprised II the Archbishop 70
ceves his cap next month. Appearances certainly
point to such happening. But until SatoW
reaches Rome, nothing VIII De kno"h "ehih'ey 70
garding the matter.
Yesterday morning the Cardinal gave an informal
reception to priests OF the province whicn wa'
numerously attended. Afterward, In company with
Archbishop Corrigan, Father Connolly ana fatnei
Dougherty. the Cardinal visited Grants Tomb
Hitherto in his Sightseeing excursions HIS Emi
ncnce has been carried around the city IN car
r,,co I'm, yesterday he expressed the desire to SOC
tho citv from less confined quarters Accordingly
the party travelled by the elevated railway Inc
experience new one 10 the '"i"ihd'' anu ~
enjoved this mode of travelling Immensely unit
the high curve at West ne-hundred-and-tenth-st
was reached. when in the words Of Father Con
, no soanod "knd o. scared" About half an
hour was snent AT the tomb. Then, still by way Of
the elevated line the Cardinal and his companions
came downtown and visited the Western Union
Telegraph offices. The working OF the instruments
vas shown 10 the prelate and the great improve
ments that have been made in ieegraphic ihs'ru
ments were explained by Superintendent lhoma'
G Eckert To demonstrate the facilities OF modern
methods 4 message was sent to the Philadelphia
office intin,atng that the Cardinal desired to hear
from them In less than a minute the iolowha
reply received:
..Philadelphi. Oct Ito cardinal satonl v any
Archbshop Corrigan. visitors 70 the NeW-lorh
office of the Western Union Isesi n,,h +,
We hone YOU are enjoying perfect hea.h IL u
hoped that ;he Cardinal will have SAFE o1a axss
across the ocean. and be assured that ne usSes
With him the regret of the people OF Amer,ea aoh ~
whom he has wrought SO md is absence The old
whom he will be regretted IN ms apssr.e i"e ''
sayjng-May you live long ana prosper
The Cardinal returned TO the archiepscopa resi-
dence about O'Clock, and after lunchihg WIN 'e
Archbishop. left the city Tor Brooklyn. where ne
will be the guest OF Major j. T. hehs u''' W
leaves for Genoa on Saturday
Archbishop Martinelh. the successor to Cardinn
Satolii. ard Monsignor Sbarctii auditor to the ~
cation arrived here yesterday afternoon snortv
before 4 O'Clock and driven direct TO Arch
bishop Corrgan's house Monsignor Martineli u.
fused TO be by newspaper representatives. vu.
sc h wSr s by VAS to exena
Cardinal Later in the afternoon Archbishop Riot
santa Re arrived in New-York. and will stay UNIV
the Cardinal sails on Saturday. after which they
will proceed TO washington TO ated i ' he@in on
October q. - ,,,,hors =,
tho Church in this city and with a large party VIII
accompany as far as Sandy Hook the Kaiser WIZ
helm H. upon which the Cardinal sails ,,,..
Neither Archbishop Corrigan nor any OF tne nlsn.
ops in town seem know anything about the story
saying that Archbishop Ireland was due mere yes
II was the common impression among them that
Their. was no particular ecclesiastical signihcanoe
in his visiting Cardinal Gibbons IN bai'iWoIhe
and Archbishop lrel1nds early trip isas, ciliF lhl.
Gates to local prelates that he desired TO confer
with Cardinal Gibbons in regard 10 that institu.on
That Archbishop Ireland will come to New fors
Cardinal Saoi before ne sails Is Sosier nor
knovu publcly