New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
BROOKLYN NEWS
GOSSIP OF THE BOROUGH
Plans for HudSOn-FHItOn Week
across the Bridge.

During the last few evenings tests have been
made Of the effects that will be produced in the
course Of the Hudson-Fulton celebration by inc
electric lights that have been strung upon me
public buildings and arches Of the borough. Inc
Borough Hall makes particularly fine display,
There are $500 eghtcandepower ineanoesoeh'
bulbs on it, 100 than on the City Hail. Man
haitian The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company does
intend TO put into effect any special scheduieS
10 handle the extra traffic The officers say tceV
do not expect to have any trouble They hGve
plenty Of extra cars and there is said to be no
danger OF a shortage of power. The lines under
the management Of the COney Island a BROOKLYN
Railroad Company wa be taxed heavily. All the
extra cars which the company can get probably
viii be needed 10 meet the demand
Final ARRANGEMENTS have been made for the con-
secration OF the Right Rev. DIR. George W. Munde-
len as titular Bishop OF Loryma and Auxiliary
Bishop Of Brooklyn. The ceremony will take
place at the ST. James Pro-CathedraL in Jay
street, Tuesday morning. II will be the first
ceremony of the kind ever held in the diocese,
and is expected be the most impressive and i'm
portant ever held by the Catholics Long Islard.
Hundreds OF clergymen Of the borough and from
places viii attend The greater part Of the
PrO-Cathedra viii be throws 10 the public, IN
accordance with the wishes Of the new bishop, who
desires that all his lay friends shall have an OPP
portunity 10 view the ceremonies.
The procession viii AT 10 o'clock from the
St. James School. and Will proceed 20 the rectory
and thence to the front entrance Of the Pro-
Cathedral The Rev. Ward G. Meehan, of st.
Tenesa's Church, the cross bearer, win head the
PROCESSION. will be followed by the acolytes
and then by the clergy, directed by thu Rev. James
F. Flynn Of the Church OF Our Lady of the
Presentation; the Rev. Robert z. Boyle Of st.
Augustne's, and the Rev. John J. Clarke. OF the
Church the Immaculate Heart of Mary, tho
three masters OF ceremonies. The chanters-the
Rev. n. q. Reilly. of Riverhead, and the Rev.
J j. Fitzsimmons. Of Mineola-will be next I'm line,
followed by the monsignori, the prothonotary apos
tolic The visiting abbots and bishops, i'm fun re-
gala, viii come Bishop Mundelein Will fol-
low. lie viii he attended by two chaplains the
Rev. r. W. Dotzauer. OF Queens and the Rev. J.
{. York. OF Huntington; by his crozer bearer, the
Rev T A. Hickey. Of ST. Brendan's; by his mas
ter OF ceremonies the Rev. DR. T. f. Molloy. and
two acoy1es Nessrs Kennedy and Crawford, OF
St. Johns Seminary.
In this group viii he the clergymen. hearing the
prescribed gifts Of the Bshop-elect the conse
orator. Bishop Mcdonnell Afterward viii come
the conseora;ing bishops and their chapains The
second assistant consecratOr viii be Bishop Cotton.
of Buffalo. Next viii the chaplans Of the
first assistant consecrator. Bishop OConnor. Of
Newark The last group i'm the procession will be
made up OF Bishop Mcdonnell and his party. The
deacons Of honor viii precede him. His mitre
bearer, the Rev j. Tarenke. OF 81. Benedict's; his
crozier bearer. the Rev. w. J. Henns. of St JohTs
Chapel. and the book and candle bearers will fol
low him.
Mass at which the new Bishop viii he conse-
Grated. viii be sung after The preliminary exam
snstion in the Fro-Cathedral. The Papal bull viii
be read at this time by the notary. The sermon
will be preached by the Rev DR.. T. F. Cusack.
Auxiliary Bishop Of New York. after the Gospel
OF the mass. The Bishop will give dinner in the
auditorium OF the St james School al O'Clock
A stained glass window. memorial 10 Ambrose
Howard Garner. unveiled at the First Peo-
piles Church 45th street and Twelfth avenue, Bor
ough Park. last week. The window was presented
70 the church by Professor Albert Garner Of New
York University IN behalf Of Mrs Ida Emo Garner.
widow OF Mr.. Garner. William W. Garner, treas
lrer OF the board Of trustees accepted the window
for the church.