New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20

gold pectoral cross and album containing his
tory OF the jubilee The programme OF the evening
notable, being handsomely engraved and iliu-
minated There was al unusual fine rendition OF
music
William J Carr. ex-Assistant Corporation CoUn-
sci was chairman, and addresses were made by
.he following: Thomas w Hyres. Commissioner Of
Corrections On behalf OF the Society Of st Vincent
&c Paul; Edmond J st George, on behalf Of the
Diocesan Union OF the Holy Name Society; John
c MCGUIRE on behalf of the Catholic Benevolent
Legion: Oswald Maune, on behalf Of the Catholic
knights Of America; Charles J. Dodd. on behalf OF
the Diocesan Union Of Catholic Young Mems so
Cieties: William r Prendergast, on benal1 OF the
knights OF Columbus.
Bishop Mcdonnell then responded, sketchlng
briefly the history OF the diocese paying tribute
70 his predecessor. Bishop Loughlin and express
sng his appreciation Of the love and commence
shown by the clergy and the lalty-
PoNTIFICAL MASS CELEBRATED.
The exercises Of the day we're begun in the morn
snE when Bishop Mcdonnell celebrated pontihcaI
mass in St Jaues's Pro-Cathcdral at 10 o CLOCK
Tor block either side the houses were decorated
with flags and bunting. Among those who assisted
the bishop at the mass were Vicar General = >
Mcnamara the Rev Dr. Wall. the Rev Edward
McCSoIdrick the Very Rev. Thomas Taa1e and the
Rev. George W MundeIine- Archbishop FarieF
occupied the archiepiscopal throne that hao been
erected at the right Of the sanctuary seated near
b. were Archbishop Qugley, Of Chicago: Blsnop
0'Connor Of Newark: Bishop McFaul, OF Trenton
Bishop AIcQuaid Of Rochester; Bishop Chatard' OF
Indianapolis; Bishop Allen, Of Mobile; Bishop Luz
den OF Syracuse; Bishop-elect Cc,:on. OF BufaIo'
SIors!Enor Fa!conio the Papal Delegate. ana MOI
slgnor Marchett. secretary Of the apostolic delega
ton. Almost al the prominent priests OF Brooklyn
were there and many from Manhattan were also
present
The music Of Gounods mass was sung by choir
Of thirty voices and the Alleluia was rendered by
the clsanoel choir. The sermon was delivered by
TIE Very Rev. Thomas S Campbell, 5 J., OF Man
harrzz- At the end of the mass Vicar GeIertll MI
Namara read the communication from the Pops
confeTrng upon Bishop Mcdonnell the title OF as
sisJanr bishop the pOnu1cal throne ana q LOUIS
sea1e5 i FelT1aT[ the publication Of The honor
was delayed Until the jubilee at the request Oh the
he RANK places him next in order Of precedence
Ta+icsn The bref 70 Bishop Mcdonnell said that
he received the honor on account OF IN, ms
see" Vicar General Mcnamara then presented
5000 the first insiaIment Of fund Of sle4C1
thai IS being rcised by the priests Iof taS Iird
7recis1ion Of the honor that mao been conferred
o. him by the Pope, and thanks for the git OF
ihe priests.
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The clergy then went to the Academy Of Music
where jubilee celebration was held All the pref
afes occuried seats al a raised table and others
were present TO the number Of 40 AS the Dlshop
reached his place at the table two American flags
were dropped away from large frame th3I con- ON
capa magma It was the work OF Karl Wltkowskl
and GIT TO the DlSfoP from iiiS OO-1I-01-
Sisters Of the diocese
Vicar General Mcnamara acted as POSTMASTER,
end toasts were responded 10 as follows: our
Holy Father" Bishop McFau, OF Trenton; rSqr
Bishop Rev Peter Daunenbeck, OF t1oy
Trinity Church. God and Our Country. the fet-
John L BelIord. Of SIS Peter and Paufs Chlf- -
The Rev Edward McCarty Of St Augustine
Church. then read euloglstic address from me
clergy 70 the Bishop. Of which the following Is q
part.
Standing the silver light Of your sacerdotal
5uf,iee We the three hundred priests Of tS-ooklLL
oner you to-day cordial congTarula tons. we
.In!te with you IN rejoicing that for twenty-five
years YOU have represented God among men; we
praise Goo granting you during the last eleven
years the great fitness Of the priesthood, ana We
fhank God that the field OF your apostolic LABOR i
our OWL diocese Of Brooklyn
Better than these cold words of formal Ielclls-
ton is the fact that at our various affairs lIlls
morning throughout the entire diocese during me
mysteries Of the mass. We spoke OF you 70 ti's
great High Priest With voice we tnalkeu
Hin for His splendid goodness to you, and holo-
ing IL uplifted hands the Victim beyond price N
one great chorus OF appeal We begged MN 20
shower abundant blessings upon your life from no"
until the end .a =.
The remainder Of the afternoon was occupied in
q general reception for the lafty-