The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-17
COMMENCEMENT.

1CsS SieHR1 s@ Fee rs P'O'
., the annual commencement OF the Divinity Sehoo,
Oh tne Protestant Episcopal Church took pace t6is
hIn hII61ing at St Luke's Church, Thirteenth street
Gated the rapid growth OF the school Its facni.
~ tb many OF the most distinguished dyines
0f npisc0pa Church, and IL Is attracting class
vi students destined in the future to make decided
"i1Th ai, III tne theological affairs OF the country
ami attractSo i .s morning were high interesting
He'd "SISSosve' SSs anu large congrega was assem-,
veu Snortiy after II o'clock the procession entered
parmopt IN tne following order:Preparatory De-
senior Department, Faculty, Officiating clergymen
nosony yhm was sung by the choir as the procession
was read 10y Bishop Lee, Rev. DR. Goodwin, and
mencnc ney pr love % after which the 28d Psalm com
nihvnulg hi Oh praise ye the Lord" was sung by the
cn10lr, the congregation taking part y '"'
nv me SPEAKERS on the occasion then introduced
W, plshOp Lee in the following ORDER
Henry q. Mayer, Brookline, Mass-'pThe Three
loIu evidences for Christianity
and dhbsmmel Berghaus, Harrisburg, Pa-The Life
as an Enda y. Morsell Smyrna, DelThe Minister
The 2l5th Hymn, ''Glorieus things NJ rhoo ara
SgphiS phUiNSn was then sung with great effect after
atdn tIe degrees were conferred upon the Rradu-
Sradnet Hi.ss oy bishop Lee The folloSing are the
Heh4T II mgTnf' x Rr6esss Besshaus, We; VS. Mqrsem
II. G. Mayer, J. n StanSar
Y. H. Mead, q III TunEor'
j. X. Mendenhall Josanb NJ nirono
dd coneTIlhg the degrees Bishop Lee delivered an
n, css iul Oh sound and wise counsel to the Young
men about to enter the sacred ministry '"s
81, ne singing OF the 104th Hymn and a PRAYER con-
Ciuued the exercises.
THE ALUMNI
- The annual meeting OF the Alumni or tho Di,,nI,,,
s TSirt Ui Sne Protestant Episcopal Church, located
az lTty-seventh and Walnut streets, was held yes.
gerday afternoon In the lecture-roo OF the ChSrch
w Veil ,e hPpaany The following named ministers
sning year. 'A s"e Gu
President--Rev. Robert A. Edwards.
Observation-Disclosures. Calvin G. Parker Rev John
D. Forbes, Rev. Charles e. Grifith -'''' "'"A
Secreary-Rev, Washington b. Erben.
IGeasurer-Rev. j. H. EccIeston
E&ecutive Committee-ReV Samuel T. Smith Rev
Joseph K. Moore, Rev. A. b. Snes ''" '0''
PREACHER for 1s70-Rev Frederick Brooks
SUBSTITUTE Preacher-Rev. BENJAMIN H. Latroba
,o % evening tne annual sermon preached be-
pn. Ioae me tssociation hy the Rev. William p Orrck
Rector Cd st Johns Church, York. Pa A large
number ofthe Episcopal clergy were present. ana a
large congregation was also assembled.
r. ne diocesan training School OF the Protestant
Episcopal 9tarch in Philadelphia, which was or
canned by the late Bishop Potter i'm 1851 was in
1S62 adopted as the nucleus or the DIVINITY School
me graduates of the class OF 1905 (he first regnor
erauuates after he incorporation OF the nstitntion
inS society OF the Associate Alumni OF the
IiRauephla ~ DIVINITY School, and, with the sanction
vi Ine tacuity, admitted to full membership in the
aSs9Giatlon those who had been students in the
training School, and those who had taken n nartia
course in the Divinity School before its
Inc whoie number OF Alumni at present is 49, The
anun preaklasI OF the Alumni took place at the La
Flerre House this morning, and was wen attended
- EhNILE lHlEVEs.-IWo lads yesterday went
NO Junk shop on Brown street. above Front and
oHeTed a lot of weights for sale The nronrietor
suspectng that the articles had been stolen sent for
apOilceman, but before his arrival the Young scamps
skedadded. The weights await an owner at the
Seventh District Station. '' ''0
ANOTHER BATon.-The following names have
been appended to the police ROLL "'0
Fourth Dstrct-John Degan
Filth Distrct-James +. Gill.
Sixth District-John Kames
Eighth DistTict-Nathias Klink and Josenh Rool
Ninth District-Henry Cardell.
FELL OVERHEARD AND DRowNED.-A young man.
hand on the schooner Pecora lying at Arch street
wharf, Delaware fell into the river and was drowned
Inc Inc BODY has not been recovered. The deceased
posed that he fell overheard during one of them
SERENADED-Major Joseph f. Tobias of General
Prevosts stan, who is about leaving for Europe was
serenaded last evening as his residence on Locust
sIreeI ABOVE seventeenth by the officers OF the Pha-
delphla Fire Zouayes and other gentlemen.
THE LADIES of the Arch Street M. E. Church win
hold Strawberry Floral, and Musical Festival at
t;l ther Ghurcn s. r. corner Broad and Arch Streets
thls afternoon and evening. This will be q great
treat to those that can participate.
FIRE THIS MoRNING-At about ten o,clocl, tbis
morning, Ihe engine house attached 10 the turning
establishment OF VIM. Kummerle at Nos 1l90 and
iISz ChaI0ue street, was damaged by fire to the eX-
'0N' VI S1Vo'
BACHELORS, BARGE CLUB.-This club leaves for
Burlington N. D., this day, in their barges Linda
and Lotus, to receive and escort the Halcyon Boat
Club Of New York, who are now on a mil To this
city. '-''
ROBBERY.-Hr. LINKS dwelling No 251 South
Seventeenth street, was entered yesterday through
the rear window and robbed OF various articles The
FAMILY were out OF town at the time.
CHILD lHJURED.-JOhn O'Brien, aged four years.
residing at Front and Pine streets, fell ont OF the
second story window last evening, and was badly
injured.
DIED.
(For additional Deaths see 6fth page)
1S.-On the evening of the 10Th Instant, WAL
TER COWARD ROBARTS of this city. T"
WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w tho newest and best manner.
LOUIS DREKA, statoner and Engraver,
No. 1888 Chestnut Street
OPEN1NG NEW PATTERNS OF
TABLE GLASSWARE
EVERY DAY, AT
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