The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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RELIGIOUS NEWs.-Among the fresh religious
items of greatest interest to the public are the follow
futheron,--The celebration of the Seventh Jubilee
event Of the past week We have already given full
ing on the evening Of that day these exercises were
continued , at st. andrews church at the northeast
being tastefully ornamented for the occasion. In
OE Se pastor Of the @ Rev DFs
HTter ana APeE o snd h 5he Key sHsSS MeSrs ~
o'clock, Dr. Conrad will preach sermon on tho Re-
Tomorrow evening the sunday School Of st. Mat
theW,s Church; on New s;1eeS. VIII celebrate the
The Jubilee Services will also be continued tomor
sGG nSUvs F. ofReeR S
will be lnterpersed WI special vocal ana lnstru-
Tbe Rev Dr. March, Pastor of the Clinton Street
Presbyterian church, at the corner OF Tentn ana Cln-
tor streets VIII aeyer h srmGn 6snp on sRe pCes
Theses and the Seventh Jubilee Of the kefor
ntegresGns service at the Church Holy Trinity
MuIe Mission will be read and addresses will be de-
lIvered by the Right Rey BshGp steye6S' the rev.
At haifpast o'clock the ceremony OF laying M the
eest at the corner of Third and Reed streets, will be
Performed. The church will be han handsome brick
services viii be held in the CHURCH n near e by where where
nS VII tbe Of ReX DT H6ye % and Norton The
CORNER viii positively be laid BY Bishop stevens
vIbOut further postponemenJ on account of weather
The Rev Daniel Washburn, the late pastor. Of
Trinity or a @ @as SSreh
The Rev. John Rodney, who has Just completed the
Teagnea and viii Vitae be SSSTs BY
his former ass1an a1e6n9 9ne ne cocf the rs ami
versary meeting OF the rennsylvsnIs BRANCH Of the
Church. Thirteenth street, below Spruce. The Rev;
@ sye ID e eH e this
Methodtst.-At the last session OF the Preachers
Meeting In this city. sum of s242 Was reported as
syng beeR IN SS 81 oe4 ne an
earnest appeal to the ministers aud members OF the
re1Ss seTVees
churches will be continued during the coming g week EEL,
has extended call TO the Rev. Samuel W. Duhleld,
WIZ TRs Eos1S SSs6S SrSna 81 street United Church have
Ssiy Sa the Rev Srfs ps0I
elect, will accept their call .roD .h. os,or.,o y,
vh ch Che Rev. Albert Barnes has Just resigned, has
avery elegant appearance since II was newly reno
The Rev A. Culver who has been pastor he@ of Of tht n
ceiVed and accepted call to the flFst Churcn
The North Broad Street Church has extended cal
TO the Rev Edward L. Clark, OF the North Churoh
N6m ON Wednesdsy morning next at Il o'clock, @ tn
In his civ at the First Reformed Church. on Broa'
street, below spruce general prayer meennG tn
be held ia the same church on Iuesdsg eyen1pg
a Soiac TO these prayer meetings and the da
and evening sessions of the Convention all are COZ
oieI1lG ealGholtc, %To-morrow morning at ST. Michael
G6preh 6ne IN Honor OF the essed Sacrament vii
commence and he continued until Tuesday mornln
folloWinR The services will be very solemn and In
pTessive appropriate sermons VIII be preached
Eundav Monday, and Tuesday evenings.
The cornerstone OF new Catholic ehnrc9 Was d si
vesteTday afternoon the grounds or the CaJhedri
CemeteTy by Right Rev Bishop Wood, assisted py
large number of his clergy, amongst the oeng yer
Ra1 mr. O'HarR, Vicar General and Rev. Fathei
A. j. McConomy. John p Dunn, P; X: o. gbUiay Kelly
a Walsh II, Il, Hopkins, Thomas FOX ihomas v
Power John Fitzmaurice, f. A. Sharkay, Mar
Crane, o. s. A, ] II. Shanahan, f. s. Barneun' .
" O'1'onnOr p II. Sullivan 7. A. Backer, r,
O,Neili Thomas o. Nell, J. d. O'Neill, j ID. Maldr0
Nulholland O Malley MonahRn, McElrOy Darrag
RyTnss' Daley, and other clergymen, together wit
severas seminarIaus from the Theological Seminar
of S. Charles BorrOmeo, at Eighteenth ana hh'
streets.