New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
THE COMING JUBILEE.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ARCHBISHOP
CORRIGAN CELEBRATION. TO TAKE
PLACE THIS WEEK.


The ceremonies in St. Patricks Cathedral
Wednesday. May 4. In celebration Of the Episcopal
Silver Jubilee OF Archbishop Corr!gan will be note
worthy and impressive. Archbishop Corr!gan was
consecrated Bishop OF Newark May 4. 1S13 by
Cardinal McCloskey, then Archbishop OF New-York.
1t is expected that every bishop Of the Roman
Catholic province, accompanied by his vicar-gen-
eral. will be present, and that the clergy and the
various religious orders OF all the parishes OF the
province will be represented.
At 1890 on the morning OF May Archbishop Cor
rgan will celebrate Pontifcal High Mass. He and
the priests who assist him will wear vestmenis OF
unusual richness-Of gold-embroidered white satin
and cloth OF silver. The embroidery upon these
ves;ments IS extremely elaborate, and the Sisters
who did this artistic work have devoted six months
Of sedulous industry to It, There will be special
significance In the presence OF each one OF the
priests who will assist the Archbishop at the cele-
braton OF the mass The assistant priest Mon
slgnor Doane. will represent the priests OF the Do
cese of Newark In commemoration OF the fact that
the Archbishop formerly Bishop OF Newark,
and also that Monsignor Doane acted in the same
capacity. twenty five years ago. when Archbishop
Corrigan was consecrated Bishop OF Newark The
deacons of honor. the Rev. DR.. II. A. Brann and
the Rev. j. i. kearney. classmates OF the
Archbishop at st. Marys College. in Wilmington
| Del and also In the American College In Rome
The deacon Of the mass the Rev. J. A Gleason VIII
represent the priests Of this diocese, who will this
| year celebrate their twenty-ffth anniversary OF
priesthood The subdeacon Of the mass, the Rev.
| J. A. OBrady. will represent the priests now serv-
| ing In the Trenton Diocese. who were under the
spiritual government Of Archbishop Corrigan when
| Bishop OF Newark and when Trenton belonged to
| the Diocese OF Newark. for when the Archbishop
was Bishop Of Newark the whole State OF New-Jer-
sey was one diocese. 1t was divided later into the
doceses OF Newark and Trenton
REPRESENTING THE YEARS
! Archbishop Corrigan became Archbishop OF New
| York in 1855. on the death OF Cardinal McCoskey.
| he having been previously Coad1utor-ArcADishop'
| So In the appointment OF the ministers OF the
| mass II was sought to honor representative OK
the priesthood ordained in each year of the Arch
bishops rule as Archbishop. Tie appointments are:
Suh-deacon Of the cross the Rev. d. f. Coyle rep
| resenting 1855: crozier, the Rev. W. \. Jackson,
| 1856: nitre the Rev J. II. Brody, 1857: master OF
| ceremonies the Rev. T. f. Myhan. lSss; master OF
| ceremonies the Rev j. " Connolly, 1889; gremial,
| the Rev J. b. Weber. 1880; book the Rev. T. j.
keenan, 1891: mitre the Rev Or. j. DWorzak, lSS-'
incense the Rev. J. j. Brown 1898; candle, the Rev
| F. J. Sullivan 1894: aco,yte. the Rev. T. Il. Kelly,
1896; acoyte the Rev. J. J. Dunn. 1896; boat the
| Rev j. J. Fullan. 1897: cross-bearer. seminarian
from the class soon to be ordained at st. Josephs
| Seminary Dunwoodie. The ceremonies Will be d.
rccted by Fathers Connolly and Myhan, aided by
these assistant masters OF ceremonies: Fathers D..
| Haves ] d. Lennon. ]. Ryan, j. Delany, D. D.;
| J. r. Smith. D. j. Feehan, j. a. Dooey' D. H.
| O'Dwyer j. j. McCabe. d. j. DrIscoll. d. j. Curly
and J. Mangan Father Kearney, one OF the dea-
cons Of honor of the mass was the master Oh
ceremonies twenty-five years ago at the cons"crd-
| ton OF Archbishop Corrisan as Bishop OF Newark
The procession OF the CLERGY In the catheiraI Will
form AT the Boland Trade School. at Madison-ave
and Flfteth-st and will move toward the cathedral
at precisely 10 O'Clock. so that the celebration Ok
mass by the Archbishop may begin exactly AT lo"''
The head OF the procession Will Ue composer OF 'he
chancel boy choir OF the cathedral, under their
| cnolr-mas,cr. j. Ungerer. augmented by the SEMI
| narlans o. St Joseph's Seminary. Then will fol-
low representatives Of the religious orders under
tho spritual rule Of the Archbishop, In their ha0its:
| the nonsignors OF the Archdiocese, the sunragan
bishops visiting archblshops. the ministers OF the
| mass, Archbishop Corrlgan. attended by the dea-
| cons OF honor and the Apostolic Delegate Mo''-
signor Martnelli . 81, - >.
| Tne PROCESSION will march along Madlson-ave TO
Fftloth-st TO the main entrance OF the Cathedrai.
| IN Flfth-aye AS the procession moves the tathe-
drai chimes Of nineteen bells will ring out for the
| first time since they were put IN pace lieit
music will be tho Hymn OF St. Casmir because
| Archbishop received his pallum, the sign OF ss
| Joseph because the Archbishop was oonsecrated
Bishop OF Newark on the Feast OF the Patroh age
OF ST Joseph. which fell on sunday twenty-n nv
years ago. and the Hymn to ST. Patrick, the
| patron saint OF the Cathedral
As the Archbishop steps within the portai OF me
| Cathedral he bells Will ring out "Ecce Sacerdos
| MaCnus' and their peais will continue until he
high altar At the elevation OF the mass, they will
again ring ard at ne end OF the mas1 Wch me
| ing the re Deum Laudamus the bells VIII again
00 ''D'D ADDRESSES AND MUSIC.
Tho eulogy Will be delivered by Archbishop Ryan
Of Philadelphia. Addresses to the Archbishop Will
be read in behalf OF the clergy Of the dioceses OF
New-YOrk and Newark. II IS expected that not
| only the bishops OF the Roman Catholic province
Of which the Archbishop IS the head will be pres
4@ NE H9p SfSDsS w il 1ns Of
| boston: Bishop De Goesbriand OF burlington
was rector Of the American College II Rome when
the Archbishop was stuicnt mere; blshop
c1assmate Of the Archbishop at the American COL
lego Cardinal Gibbons, and the Apostolic Delegate
Thc mrsical programme. arranged by the or
ganlst and musical director OF the Cathedral VIII
| lam T. Pecher. Will be:
prlsde fr orchestra and organ Meye rfse
Fer chorus orchestra and organ. Composed FOR the
q r., Mass in major .r0"''0"'N'
"'''' For solo chorus orchestra and organ .
Graluale-Juravit DomInus
f h.s.ii:a. Ne''' s''"n'''' ''''''''' ''''''
AS""' Ds For SOLO chorus orchestra and organ ,uuu.
on"ory o A" soo chorus and organ
t. peum ...'''''''''''.' ...................
ros'inds' '''''''' Orchestra and organ.
rho soloists will be: soprano MISS ii, a ct -
Nh C;larv. tenor Mr. Kaiser; Dasso AT. So 81
Mlss ,.t,S fnll chorus and orchestra: Inc chan-
oe 1 hoIr VIII be under the direction Oh j. ohse'e'
xv,',"m q Dietrich will assist at me ORA, uous.
III, elections for the chimes VIII be as loiows
"n,a,Tv Daiiy Sing to Mary LYNN To 81, a. e,
seph "Ecce sacerdos MasnuS" ana H'"'" ~ D.
an Thursday afternoon May the ehidre tar 81
,, uarorhini' schools II this city Will present
.ir p. REPRESENTATIVE an address 10 the Arch-
bshop Large the CahedrSl r is wien the
uhtI, ~ tho narochial school children or THIS
rv md therefore. repre:enatiyes have pe1m se
lccted from each school The Archpishop VIII 'e
ply 10 the address.
THURSDAY NIGHTS RECEPTION
IN Thursday evening May .. the jubilee recep-
40, will he given In the Metropolitan Opera House.
nudge Joseph +. DAILY will preside and addresses
ul no delivered by W. Bourke Cochran. Eipiiuse