Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-23
CITY NE S.

y CITY hluloNtla IeuSlOuS ccICDTdllOn occurred III
this city yesterday the occasion being the laying of
the corner stone Of German Catholic Church the
corner of Aisquith and Eager streets. The celebra
ton to have taken place the 18th instant, but
was necessarily postponed until yesterday, which en-
abled the various societies to render more complete
their arrangements for n grander display. The pro-
gramme called for the assembling of all the Catholic
societies in front of st. Ignatius Church. corner of
Calvert and Madison streets, at P. NJ, but long be-
fore that hour the streets in the vicinity were filled
by thousands Of persons, who had ocked thither to
witness the procession.
by two o'clock the various societies, thirty in num-
Der, and numbering over five thousand persons, had
arrived and assigned positions in the line under
the direction Of Mr.. Christian Bitter, chief marshal
and aids, as follows
The St. James Society, Young Catholic Friends So
ciety. St Patrck's, st. Eincent's, St. Peters St.
Johns St. Ignatius, St Joseph immaculate Com
cepton, and all English Societies
St. Boniface St. Alphus, St. Martinas, St. Geor-
gias, 81. Lulgrus st. Murys st. Aloysius, aud the
members of the Holy Family and Arch Fraternity of
81. Aiphonsus congregation.
Carriages containing the Rev. Clergy; Young Mems
Catholic Society," Of st. Michaels Church, St. Joseph,
81. MichacIs. st. Michac Poor Association. st. Pc
ters, st. Stcrhanus, st. Johannes and German Help
Associations, Holy Gross, st. Paul, St. johannes.
Young Mems Society," Members of the Holy Trinity
and Arch Conlratcmity, ST. James Poor and Orph
ans Association. Of St. James Church St. Franeiscus
Society Of st. James Church.
The route of procession was through Saratoga,
Charles, Baltimore Gay, and Central avenue to Ea-
GER street, thence to the Church.
The members of the various societies were each
provided with society badge Of neat and chaste de-
sign nearly NIL hearing the crossr crnter Of thair
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fIot. Moore IN an Introductory lecture On chemistry
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