New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05

ence OF the priests who assisted in the celebra-
ton OF the mass Monsgnor Doane who.
assistant priest. attended the Archbishop. repre-
sented the priests Of the Diocese OF Newark
concentrating the fact that the Archbishop
was formerly ct the head Of that diocese
Each year of the Archbshops rule was repre-
scented by minister Of the mass ordained
priest in that year. These priests included the
subdcacon OF the cross. the Rev. y. r. Coyle.
representing 1885: crozier the Rev. W. a.
Jackson. 1856: mitre. the Roy. ]. II. Briody,
1857; master Of ceremonies. the Rev. T. F My
han 1SsS; master Of ceremonies. the Rev. J. y.
Connolly. 1883; gremial, tho Rev. J. r. Weber
1890; book. the Rev. T ]. keenan,. 1891, mitre,
the Rev DR. J. Dworzak. 1892; incense the Rev.
J. J. Brown. 1892. candle the Rev T. r. Kelly,
1897: acolytc the Rev J. J. Dunn, 1896 boat.
the Rev J. J. Fullen 1897; cross bearer. 4 semi
marian from the class soon 10 be ordained at 81
Josephs Seminary.
ARCHBISHOP RYANS ETLOGY.
N place o. the sermon a ouogy was delivered
by Archbishop Ryan. Of Philadelphia. He chose
for the subject 81 his address the duties and
cares Of bishop.
Before beginning his eulogy the preacher read
a cahlegram from the Pope. received on April
o6 by the Archbishop II as follows:
"Our Most Holy Father congratuiates you In
your jubilee. and lovingly imparts to you His
Apostolic benedicton." and signed by Car
dnal Rampoa.
Archbishop Ryan then spoke as follows
frs, Of all follow the impulse Of my heart an ara
CO M 5 oG y%g 0 rou SILVER jubilee and on
your twenty-five years OF fruitful ana nolX eps.o-
Ndg.ign n M Mari,ne G and the cerey and ay
OF this great archdiocese. | also exierd YOU my
heartiost congratulations on this most auspicou Is
occa sion You congresat"d around You here
to-day representative Of every religious orasr On IN
the church As token OF the affection arg o.
TEEN which you are held by ne members OF , t,is
in your hand beautiful crozier. their si'' on '''S
T6ere Is no, another man IN New-York today
who could call out much earnest manhes,ali93n
Of good feeling on the IT af{ G p |orrgan The
contribution which y0n NTe r ao9n' 70 ens per
ens6G You Se ncssnss Of The priesthood not alone
l. This arch diocese but throughout the country
i, might he thought that this solemn ceremony Of
iodav tho magnitude OF the scene presented, would
tend to endangor the humility 81 me cent , ms
SHORTCOMINGS than does he OF his magn'noen'
triumph OF tho hour. , $500 .-.
we vonr sins and mourning the short
cominss OF twenty-five years
The nreacher detailed at great length the du-
tics and responsibilities within the province OF
one charged with the administration or the al
fairs of an episcopate within tho foid OF inc
Catholic Church. -r,o,,
After the Benedic;iou and the Pax. congratu-
,a.orv addresses to the Archbishop from the
priests Of the diocese OF Ncw-fork trenton
and Newark we're read by Father Edwards
ro.ber Cantveu and Vicar General oConnor
resnectivelv The address from the priests OF
the diocese Of New-York was written py mo
Rev Father williams IT IN part as 'o!-
lows:
Mos. Reverend and Beloved Archbishop: T Twen-
ty-fve years OF investiurs VIII Wiz he rcnimlna-
Ton Of Tho sacordoal Office and dignity ana sf..S
a. We HI2" as Unusual as It IS impressive ana 70
have let I pass 2%ay witnesses than those
wbo are gathered closes, around you in ne spi,en,
Gid manifestation which the coming OF ti''s Gay
I Early privileged to sit high IN her co ,6a s you
nSscrbnr as g. was unreserved. loyalty mat wa
arsp a. = rock before the stress of every storm
zeal tnai Ts5 o, the House Of God voice
came 70 you whose sound yon never e'n ~. an,le o.
no "a 40 and accomplished Drelaie the Iehl ~
OF We i nni tel az rs weighty folds ercircied
you that you would have "i'"sIy p"sS'' ITO
den by.
A TRIBUTE TO HIS INFLUENCE.
The energy snd the broad mindedness OF mo heao
Influenced tho members and under IN" iNsP'''"s
,aaaecsbin every work OF religion OF education and
heneArence bounded forward. now ones "ere e.
tablished and older ones increased and w''ehen
No superior could be more Consolidate IN us g'a
tnts etc InGilgent ns well s'hsacrih'ina
your rule has lam hghiyo on md nrnefacor ttai
have them feel the weight and pressure '' S'''
Nav thcn. YOU long be with rs 70 be IN our ry.
ornament 10 oGr ry ana 7as onr 10 se the TYPE M
troduct the choice exempIar y ne nouaiass
power OF Mother Church J. is tho sincere "'''
I and PRAYER OF our hearts to-day
THE ARCHBISHOPS GRATITUDE.
In his reply Archbishop Corrigan. who WAS az
sisted from the throne to the pulpit by fathe'
Myhan and Monsgnor Doane' OF Ne"a'N' 'a'-
After listening 70 the eulogies which have )us'
been read and the impressive sermon 70 VIM. .
you have just listened ana In tnc pfesenoe ~
so many dignitaries q me Churcn' "n1 &c nn,
scarcely he so devoid Of Christian instinct "a D
IN rour forth in language a wealth o. mean
thankful response. For this celebration % /,
day thank and praise me glFer ol us' yhs,ore
gift In the presence Of the scene now 49, a.
rnn return fervent thanks to God FOR the hFe
and-twenty years in which lie mas s"'u'' ''
in my episcopal Office ,caa 60 no
foreign TO the spirit Of the Church. Just as W.
love the flag Of our country, not b"cauS, -.
amount of bunting or SIX " contains p'' 80
!. canee of what II representa-, so also does th
mock love it's Bishop. who is the representa-.
of the living King of Peace. Win al my NV" .,a
7 return thanks TO God for all these years vi"
have passed
PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATIONS.
, The ceremony was brought W '''' ~ "
TIE Deum in which the choirs the Oh pun ~
the chimes took part. Aferward 'he 7'"
cnoro,ed Banner" was played by the chimes
,he immense crowd which still waited outsid
tho Cathedral joining in the chorus with erea
,.bueiosrn The new vcstments OF the Arch
HehoD and his assistants were the WORK ol u.
= Dorninican nuns at Hunts POINT. VINO o'Vu
ga MANY months in the WORK lhey hi' w
| ,t,,o6 IN be the most elaborate ana beaut
ci,,ens Of modern ecclesiastical ncedlc"ot
in this country. , ,o &, ~
0 | congregation were. - c~,,,,,i,s rhor,o
~ NJ D. Mills. John y. Criminins, lhonu
T. Ivan D. O'Day. George Ehret. W. houI N
I i. i,S' NJ Richarl Croker. Peter l0rIgcl