New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-08
WESTMINSTER COUN1 I.
WORKERS.

Tho celebration Of the twenty-hfth anni'e'sa'. ,
the ordination to rhe priesthood OF the ne'' $50.
d Corlev for nineteen years rector OF ''e
~ the Immaculate Conception In 81. Mary '', 49,
= .os,ardov At I o'clock In the morning ''
Snasouo and costly marble altar. winch "a'
presented to the church by the p"'ls',o" ,
token Of their appreciation OF Fa'her |o''eS
ices was consecrated with impressive cere"''''e
ny Archbishop Corrigan. AT ii Cio'N ~ a,,
1,an,, h,sh mass Father Corley was the ce.e'
bran,. the Rev DR. Patrick Mahohy' ue",o"
Rev Thomas ]. Heafy. sub-deaooh' anu $3.50
Thomas +. Cusack. master OF cereino,. ,.a to-
Nahony and Heafy were at one ''he ara,
rather corley. The Very Rev. Robert Mc->"ii''''',
r",''i -. I-o,os,erv in Hoboken. y. J.. preached
- o,oouert sermon from the tex. i nav w.
~ rord The beauty Of Thy House ana the f.''.
whore Thy Glory dwelleth.' Just pe'oro VI, w, -,
tho services Father Corley made pi4e' 'N
which he thanked the congTegauo" ''' -.
90 ,ha altar Archbishop Corrgan was no' aoe ~
a,, for tho mss but among the priests pfese"-
were Nonsignor O'Roily. the Very Kew De"-'
pornv the Rev sylvester Malone. or hrooNE" - .1
Rev Messrs John Croedon. James bous .,,.
. C,unri,n Johr. McNamee OF Mount - -
James Mclean Hugh Kelly. Dean l-'"FS.
wallace Thomas ]. Hamilton. OF Brook'y" an
ro,hor Nohen Among the laymen present N''r
oxJuage Andrew J. White ex-p.s'r'ct- ~,
ri,zqerad of Staten Island; eX-Res's'fF N'''''''
Gr,ncy Of Westminster County Mayo 49,,
peene Alderman Fitzgerald. Assesso: vi . ',,
| cbau
schools: John w Oliver. the Editor OF me On
L.rs Sto.esman": Frank 7. Holder. OF the Alex
snder Smith d Sons Carpet Company; OnHI'' "a
Montague Colonel +. J. Mitchell sc"oo. r'u9
Richard J.. Condor. Henry Osterheln anu !" =,
Coles The ushers were ex-City Judge ffaho's -
! Donoehue Dr Gibson John Hapin. ex-fonce O0'l-
missioner Arthur j. Burns John Flood John Lo r.
Rrennan Dennis McCirath. Thomas j. ,,a . -
STEPHEN oBreq Ea%ard h. m meanS Mas under the
direction OF b Johnston. organs, OF tre mnd~r
Rrother Cass:mr. The visiting priests were ef'' E,
tanned as dinner at ne Sof f6efe were solemn
Sers al 145 o'clock Father Corley was asss;ed by
The Rev joseph G. Ca mbp.Seaco re' and the Rev
Thomas Flood master OF ceremonies. me pr ~ ~
WAS WAS Me heV parochiai school viii celebrate and
there will be celebrations thronsnon, nT y
various societies connected with the c"u''.
A handsome fountain was presented ny MAMA anit
tan Lodge No 49, lndependen order d b1a hi r cy
! 1tth anniversary Of the institution Of the iedge r
Chairman Of the Committee OF Arrangements Q, the
lodge The fountain was accepteI itr N p iT'oe e
Hirsh first rice-presdent, and w Cane seS Tn,
zesheimcr. NJ 5 Lyman. sol I;utz 4. Anhait Jar9b
Levy NJ Leon F. Marks n1tse- p Koeref 6 NJ
Ssmund ob c. FTak amS sqseu' Of ,he
Ia "aTI H H oyernors 9nd Aaron Wenburser the
secretary Among he women directors were Mrs
/ Nj
Ms Ms Il H HfIi%a5 mr. A,; Me-! Ms
M HGsn NJ smonasor 4 dinner served ~
O'clock, after which the visitors INSPECTED the III IN
R Wor BIO. ellis. preslien: Of the Masanc Hone
Utica. ana J. p Solomon. Editor OF Tho Hehre"
/ Standard"
No i26 Pasade-ave. while out riding Saturday
night ran into a wagon owned and driven by Nj:
Weinbcrccr eleven years old Of No. l5i Riverda,e-
ave who was with Mr.. Buchanan. had ono OF his
Miss Behrends fell from her horse and received a
scalp wound over her eye She was treated IN the
home home 81 1at;r IN the evening John j. noyne Of 10
X9rth Tosdway e%Poyed b by Dr. h. L bns las
buggy struck tin can This frightened tho horse
and he ran w5 NT ITH S2 fs Re ran ne Of
Neppcrhf a Roth were thrown out, but were
not seriously injured Boync was also thrown out.
but only slightly injured.
boards AZ No IL ciarden-st reported 70 the police
that lust before Midnight on Saturday he waa as
man. McKay .haa cut Sly inches long on MS
Tsh, cheek Hs nnSi Which were 10, s ssroGF
ant escaped through Nepperhan-ave
At the meeting Of the Common Courci! this even
Ing an a'emp, VII be ma sce 70 canT Ghae'
hill who has held the office for over twenty years
Ihere has arisen m opposition to M retirement Of
ing is expected.
sny B',;ho has y 9es3 anr9in,ed asGs
by the Board OF Managers.
The sunday-school connected with the First Uni
terrain Church celebrated Flower Sunday" yester-
and the congregation united with them in a special
service. \ number Of carols were sung. and Dr.
the children Al the First Presbyteran Church ,As
Rey d, W, " . Att'erbury' Q. Ssw-York ci,,y
, Abtott. Of Concord. \ G. occupied the pulpit OF
the African Methodist Episcopal Church.