Evening journal., 1897-05-06
COMING OF MONAGHAN.
Will Arrive in Wilmington
Late This Afternoon.
A GREAT DEMAND FOR TICKETS

a GREAT DEMAND fOh TlUkETS
BISHOP CURTIS HAS ISSUED
STRICT ORDERS TO THE EFFECT
THAT FATHER MONAGHAN
SHALL NO BE SEEN.
The coming conservation OF Rt. Rev
John James Monaghan as bishop of
Wilmington, which takes place In ST.
Peters Pro-Cathedral Sunday, Will be
the most sumptuous ceremony ever
seen in this city. The extensive prep
arations which are being made are
nearly completed, and this morning
decorators were busy arranging altars
with potted plants and smilaN.
The demand for tickets has been
large, and the big edihce will undoubt-
edly be crowded. Vicar-General Lyons
was besieged with callers this morning
asking for tickets. Citizens from all
parts Of the state have made requests
for tickets, and the demand far exceeds
the supply.
POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.
The police arrangements have been
perfected and Chief of Police Dolan
will station officers at each entrance,
whose duty 1t will be to keep the crowd
in line and prohibit all persons from
standing in the aisles. The doors will
be opened at $3.50 O'clock, and a corps
Of competent ushers will show holders
of tickets to their seats.
The procession of priests and bishops
will start at 1915 o'clock from st.
Peters Female Orphanage, and no one
will be allowed to impede the way.
The procession will enter the church
from the centre door and proceed up
the centre aisle to the sanctuary. Here
all will kneel and short prayer said.
The bishop and priests will then enter
the sacristy and prepare for mass. The
| chanting of the "Kyrie" will begin
promptly at 1890 O'Clock, and the cere-
mony proper will last until o'clock
D. m.
BISHOP ELECT MONAGHAN'S AR
RIVAL.
Blshop-elect Monaghan will arrive in
Wilmington late this afternoon. He
will be met at the station by Bishop
| Curis and Vivar- General Lyons, and
several prominent Catholics. The party
will take coaches and proceed to the
!
and after lunch the bishop-elect will
retire for a rest. No one will be allow
ed to see him until tomorrow BishoJ
Curtis has given strict orders on this
point. Bishop Curtis and the bishoJ
will go to the banks where the money
Of the diocese is kept, and the new pre-.
late Will be introduced to the official
and all accounts will be turned over I,
him.
MUSIC FOR THE DAY.
Professor James f. Curran, Of tn
Cathedral choir, has arranged an ex
cellent musical program for the occa
sion. The choir has been CAREFUL,
trained and the music will be the fines
ever rendered in the old cathedral
"The Magnihcat" is by the celebratei
Italian maestro, Eduardo Mario, and IL
rendition will be the first in Whining
ton.
Rev. Father Hugo, o. S. b., pastor o
the Sacred Heart Church, will hav
charge Of the choir of priests whicl
will number seventy voices. The pro
I grams of both the regular and priests
choirs is here given
Mass, 1890 a. m.
- priests March" from the oper
Alfalfa ..... ....... ...Jabberon
Mass, st. Cecilia. ........... .Gouno
, Offertory, "Ecce Sercerdos". Taper
: 'Te Deum" from the Pope's ode,
D Nicoll
Choir of Priests.
''Veni Creator Spiritus" ....... .Naol
l"Antiphons, ,Unguentum and Fermetui,
n followed by the psalm, Behold, Hot
+ Good and Pleasant"
: Iitany Of the Saints.
"Te Deum."
s MdIcn ...s.s.. s.ssssss. ssOiChSoll
Vesper service, 730 p IN.
o Mario Yespers.
h Domino ad adjunandum.
n Dixit Dominus.
4 Lauda Domino.
: Gregorian Vespers.
n ConfetabOr.
: Beatus Vir.
II Lauda Peuri.
4 Hymn, "Ecce Sercerdos" . .Tappel
h "Magniiicat" ............. 90. Marz
q Anthem, Regina CeOli" ..... Rosewi
o 90 SalutaTis". ......... ... .Selecte
Z "Tantum Ergo" ........ .Nerducsel
: March, Monarch Proclaimed" .Kelle