The evening world., 1903-08-12

ton formed the canopy about the arch
lepiscopal throne. On the opposite side
of the sanctuary a throne erectd for
tn Apostolic delegate was hung with
a tapestry OF lowered while silk, en-
broiderd with gold.
A Distinguished Gathering.
Among the Bishops present, Including
Bishop oulgley, the newly elected Arch
bishop of Chicago, were:
Bishop Foley. Detroit; Bishop Lud-
don, syracuse; Bishop Mcdonnell,
Brooklyn: Bishop O'Connor. Newark;
Bishop McFaul. Trenton; Bishop Fitz-
maurice, Erie; Bishop O'Connel, PORT
land; Bishop Rocker, Jaro, ~Phillpplnes'
B~lshop-elect Cotton. Buffalo; Bishop
Kelley, Savannah; Bishop Burke AL
bany Bishop McQuaid, Rochester;
Bishop Messmer. Green Bay, WIS.,;
Bishop Hoban, Scranton; Bishop Hen
messy, Wichita Kan; Bishop Dougher-
ty Yaro. Philippines.
Others present, among the clery,
were: Mgr. Farrelly, Spiritual Director
OF the American College in Rome;
Mitred Abbot Edelbrock, st. Anse!in's;
Mgr. Stefano. of the Maronite Order;
NlEISs b1IlNlAt DH'S $500
O'Connell, and MacNamara, ". G.. Of
Brooklyn; Mgr. Hodobay, Canonical
| Visitor for Greeks in this country; Rev.
DR.. Dennis J. Mcmahon. Rev. Dean
Burtsell, Rev. DR.. II. A. Brann. Rev.
Fathers DAILY, Poughkeepsie: Nc
Loughiln, New Rochelle: Newey, Kings
bridge; Hearn, Wynne, Campbell. Petit
and Mckenna, of the Society of Jesus;
Hughes, Eliot and Doyle of the Paulists;
Curley, West Farms; Logan, Prior of
the Benedictines: Brother Provincial
Joseph OF the Christian Brothers;
Thornton. Smith. Francis, Prior OF the
Franciscans, and Dr.. Pace, of the Cath
Ollie University at Washington. Rev.
Father James NJ. Connolly. former Sec
rotary TO the late Archbishop Corr gan,
and Rev. Father Corrigan, of Newark,
brother of the late Archbishop.
Seated on ekher side of the sanctuary
were the diocesan clergy, regulars and
seculars, while in reserved seats In the
body OF the church were representatives
Of the many slsterhoods of the dioce So,
The ceremony began with a process
sion of the clergy and representatives
OF the laity from the Boland Training
School at Fifty-irst street and Madison
avenue down Madison avenue to Eff
tieth street. thence TO Fifth avenue ana
through the main entrance OF the Ca
thdrai. More than seven hundred clergy
and thre hundred laymen pa~rticipatsJ
in the procession. First came the req
MAR orders of the clergy, youthful seS-
inarians, Jesuits and Redemptorisis
Paulists and Sulpicians, the whlte-robe5
Dominicans cowled monks of the Ordar
~ al. Francis In their of haavu
brown serge and naked sandaled 60
Renedictines bearded like OrientaIs snj
the modestly habited Augustinian.
after them followed the secular ciergv
~ the dioces gowned In surplice az
stole. Finally walked the visiting die.
nitaries, mitred abbots, monslgnori in
theft purple gowns Bishops wearing
their purple oopes and cleaning pee
toral crosses of gold. the Archbishops
and lastly the apostolic delegate and
the Archbishop. Preceding the Arch
bishop wa a guard Of honor of 800 lay
men representing the various church or
ganlzatlons of the diocese.
Met by Father LavcIIe.
As Archbishop Farley approached the
main entrance he was met by Rev. VI.
]. Lavelle. rector of the Cathedral, who
presented him with a silver crucinx.
which he kissed. and he was the
sprinkled with holy water and offered
Incense.
The procession passed through the
central aisles, the clergy taking seats
within the sanctuary. while Archbishop
Farley. with his attendants, proceeded
to the altar OF the Blessed Sacrament,
where he knelt in prayer for guidance
TO make his rule ssiutary; He then
while the attending clergy chsnted the
anthem OF reception. "Ecce Saccrdos
Magnus,i' the strain being taken up
by tae choir to q musical setting COM.