The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-08

Grammar Schools. After lively debate, the
report was postponed.
MIR. Mcbride offered resolution allowing the
officers vacation of three weeks, provided they
make such arrangements as will keep The office
open during vacation.
Mr. Freeborn offered preamble and series of
resolutions relative to the death of MIR. Jonn
Rtttnhouse, for many years a Controller from
tie 1wenty-second Seton, which were adopted |
III animously, after which toe Board adjourned.
CONSIDERATION SERVICES. - The Apostolic |
Briefs erecting the new Sees of Scranton and |
Harrl- burg. and appointing the Right Rev. Will
liam OHars. ID. D., Bishop of the former, and |
The Rev. j. f. Shanahan, ID. d., OF the latter, |
were received last week aud the ceremony OF
censeCration will take place in the Cathedral in
this city ou Sunday next, the Right Rev. }. L.
Wood, d. D., Bishop OF Philadelphia, to be the
consecratOr The sermon will be delivered by
Rev. NJ. OConuor, S. j.. aud the ceremonies
Will be conducted by Rev. A. j. AcConomy,
master OF ceremonies,
procession OF the Right Rev. Bishops and
Rev. clergy will pass from Logan Square
through the east gate. into the Cathedral where
the impressive ceremonies Will at once be pro-
ceeded with.
The choir will number between forty and fifty
voices, accompanied by the Germania Orchestra.
After the Mass at O'Clock A. NJ, the Cathedral
viii! be cleared and the Cathedral chapel viii Oe
closed after the 8 O'Clock Mass, and 30 one VIII
be admitted to the ceremony of the conservation
at the last Mass without ticket.
The Morocco MANUFACTURERS AT the re-
cent meeting of the Morocco Manufacturers
National Exchange at which the es ablish-
mCns III this city were represented. Mr.. Ma.
gent, OF Newark, called the attention of the
meeting 10 the fact that numerous strikes had
occurred among beamsmeu, dnishers, and other
Wolkmen in different morocco establishments
in Philadelphia, New YORK, etc, and desired
! that some concert OF action might be had
among the manufacturers for the purpose OF
| establishing d regular scale Of prices, graduated
according 10 the cost of liviug in the different
| cities, ald by this means put an end to strikes,
! which IN tie end generallv resulted dsa strOusly
! to the WOTkmen. The President Of the Ey
| change, NJ S. Keirigan, Esq, suggested that
! individual members of the different local eN-
chances communicate with the Congressman
! Tor their several districts, and endeavor to i'm
! press upon their minds the Importance OF
! IcmCdyng the defects in the present tax law
| and also the necessity of some auempt to
modify the tariff on goat skins.
BURIFsQUE FIREuAN'5 PARADE.-This even
! ing the Duster Steam Ere Company No. Ii, will
| return home rom Reading. They will be re-
! celyCd by uumncr OF companies composing the
! burlcsQue FIRE Brigade Edward L. Casey, of
| the Screw GuZZle Hose, viii act as Chief Mar
| shql Of the procession. The Busters will reach
| the city at a quarter before Z o'clock. The route
! over which tie parade VIII pass is as tOlOws:-
| Form on west side or Broad street, right resting
! on CaNOwhlll out Caowhill TO sixteenth, do vn
| sixteenth to Christian, down Christian TO Third,
up Third to Walnut, up Walnut to Eighth, up
! Eighth TO Coates, no Coates to Eleventh, up
! Eleventh to Glrard avenue, down Girard avenue
| 10 CIA'U, NoWD NlNln 10 NItGu, uOMu GIGCn 10
! Front and there dismiss.
ACCIDENTS. - Agnes Flood twenty-seven
years old, a resident of Niceto wn. fell yesterday
! at her own uoOr SEP, aud broke htr alkle.
Martin Walpheimer, thirty three years oil,
! residing in Prosperous alley, fell from WAGON
! yesterday at Seventh and Catharlne streets aud
| II wheel passed over an arm, crushing it badly.
! He was taken TO the hospital,
| rs Mrs, Agnes Vincent was walking yesterday
with her husband ut Eleventh and South
streets, her shoe caught in her dress, THROWING
her down and fractuTiDg one OF her arms
! RemOI ed 10 the Pennsylvania Hospital.
DFIAyFD.-The cars of the Union Passenger
| Rallo Dad were detained yesterday morning over
| two hours in consequence Of workmen repair.
! ing the water p.pe on Franklin street, above
| spring Garden. In most cases the cars are
| allowed TO be pushed over the opening in the
| street, bat in this case they were compelled to
stand, thereby interruptiug the entire line.
| Passcu gers were compelled to walk, as nothing
could be done TO remedy the dilemma.
AT QUARANTNE.-The schooner William
Allen, from ~aaua, stopped several days since at
Quarantine has bcen ordered to discharge her
cargo at that point. 1t consists OF sugar aud
molasses.
DIED OF HIS INJURrEs.-John Cassiday, who
was spr,susly huTo by the falling of the wall at
Eighth and Market streets on the lst OF last
! month, died OF his injuries yesterday, at his
residence, No. 7G2 kodman street.
ElSCEL hNE1lIS CITY JnTTiNeS