The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14
NOTION FOR THE FUTURE.

NOTION FOR THE FUTURE.
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ST. PAUL's, 1875.
Devotions for Sunday next will be as UNDER
A. M. Parsee worship of the sun in the
golden ball. Mahommedan salutations
in the dome.
$50 to 8. Low Masses in the Crypt for the
use of Catholics.
3 to 6. In the Nave. Fakeers.
8. Early Celebration according to Ritual
istic use, without organ in the choir.
Hindoo sacrifices in a side chapel.
9. Irvipgite Celebration, with organ and
incense.
Jews daily Temple Service in side
chapel.
10. Dutch Protestant Service in the choir.
1890. Wesleyan Service in the Whispering
Gallery.
II. High Mass, with full instrumental accom-
paniment under the dome.
Grand Morning Service (entire) according to
Ritualistic use, in the Crypt. Incense,
lights, and organ.
High Church Choral Service, according to
Collegiate and Cathedral use. In East
end Aisle.
Morning Prayer, etc., with Psalms, sung ac-
coIdiGg to the Broad Church mixed rite.
Plain Morning Prayer, with Hymns, accord
ing to the Evangelical or Low Church use.
Sermon. West END.
North end. High Mass, according to the
rites of the Greek Church.
South end. The same, according to the
rites of the Russo Greeks.
Mormon Morning Service in the Sacristy.
PRESBYTERIAN Service in the North east end.
Afternoon. P. N. Anabaphsts in the Bap-
tistery.
1.3O. Congregational Morning Service in any
part of the Church. AS this is the gene
raj dinner or lunch time.
300. Lutheran Service in the Nave.
$50. French Calvinists in the North end.
Shakers at 4'30. Merry Zuinglans at 5.
The Buddhist Choral Service will be at P. M.
Dancing Dervishes at P. M. Tom-toms, no
organ. Under the dome.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Due notice will be given of the next Jugger-
naut. All applications ON the subject
must be made to the Right Rev. E. I.
Smith, Dean of Cremorne under the New
Multiformity Act.
Aztec Grand Act of Worship every Wednes-
day at the Agricultural Hall.
Ninevite Temple Ceremonies and Compliment
tary Worship of John Bull at the Crystal
Palace nthe Nineveh Court every Mon
day, IL A. M.
n. B.-The numbers being at present in
sufficient to enable the Pure Pagans to obtain
such governmental subsidies as have been
granted to all other religious bodies ii is ear
men wishing to restore the glories of the Ca
pitoline Jupiter and the mysteries of the Bona
Dea, will at once register themselves at the
temporary Office of the PontifeX Maximus, two
doors from Bells Life. Augurs always in at
tendance, ring right hand bell Good supply
of fowls kept on hand.
Tuesday and Friday. The Druids in Hyde
Park. With sacrifices Weather permitting.
Thursday in every week throughout the
winter months is to be devoted to the worship
of Thor on the banks of the Serpentine.
THE MARCH OF SCIENCE.
artist Gas a hint to his fiiend). "Bless me
Five O'Clock | had no idea it was so late.
How quickly time does fly now.''
Yankee. (which / calc'late it's all OWN
TO the vast improvements effected in clocks by
our great country"
A HINT TO CHURCH WARDENs In these days
of revived medievals it is customary to
adorn the walls of churches with inscriptions
in old English red and black or other vari-
ously- y-c0lored letters. An establishment OF
this kind, to which it may become necessary
that conspicuous place should be given in
churches, now that ritualistic parsons, playing
at Popery, have taken to burn incense, might
be ''nO smoking allowed"
A TRIFLE FROM BRIGHToE.-0n the question
Of Purchase in the Army there may be doubts
but there can be none as to the necessity Oi
abOlisbing Purchas in the Church.