The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-13
DAS FRIEDENFEST.

ticulars.
This morning, in number Of synagogues, the
religious exercises At Rodet Sholem, at Broad
and Mount Vernon streets, Dr. M. Jastr Nv delivered
a discourse in German, and at the Synagogue OF
Beth Israel, in similar service Rev. G. Thalmann
ofhciated.
occasion will take place in the Evangelical Lutheran
Chnrch, Franklin street, near Vine, Rev. Dr. Mann;
in st. Johns Lutheran Church, Fifteenth street,
near Poplar, Rev. H. spaeth; in St. Michael's Lu.
theran Church, Frankford near York; ST. Pauls,
teenth street, near Columbia avenue; Reformed
lions, Sixth street, near Girard avenue; Emanuel
Reformed Thrty,egntn and story streets; st. Paals
Methodist Church, Twelfth street and Girard ave-
nue.; Synagogue Of Keneseth Israel, Sixth street,
near Brown; Evangelical Lutheran, Fourth and
Carpenter streets; and in the Otter Street Church.
near Frankford road.
The route of the great parade for Monday is
finally fixed as follows s:-Down Broad to Chestnut;
Chesnut to Fourth; Fourth to Christian Christian
to Third; Third to Arch; Arch to Fifth; Fifth to
Green; Green to Fourth; Fourth to Callowhill :
Callowhill Third Third to Girard avenue; Girard
avenue to Franklin street; Franklin street to Vine
Vine to Broad; Broad to Penn Squares.
"THE FOUR QUARTERS THE second number of
The -Four Quarters, the new Democratic weekly
edited by Mr. j. Trainor King, confirms the favor
able impression made by the first. The typograph-
tcal appearance Of the paper Is unusually handsome,
while the literary attractions presented in its pages
''Sketches OF Prominent Democrats" is a portrait
and biography OF Hon. Richard 4. Merrck, OF
Washington, ID. c., and on the same page with this
we find an excellent of the treaty just deter.
mined upon by the Joint High Commission aud q
number of other readable articles The editorial
discussions of current topics are able, and The Four
Quarters will undoubtedly be valuable addition to
the Democratic papers of Philadelphia. For gen.
eral readers number OF short stories, sketches,
and poems many Of them original, or translated
expressly for The -Four Quarters, are given, which
cles We particularly pleased with a very pretty
sketch entitled "Sarah," in the current number,
Martha LATTE johnson, a lady fayoraby known as
agrsceful original writer as well as a translator
"The Maid Of Soeure" Is another entertaining story,
and in addition to these there is great variety OF
pieces on all manner Of subjects, which help to
make up pa lively ana readable sheet: @ Tne two num-
dicate that its conductors have energy and ability,
and we wish it every success in the future. 4EAE
ANEW UNIvER sALIsI cITRon;- ThecongregatIoI
on Eighth street, near Noble, have ordered the coz
struction of new house OF worship on Master,
prepared it is expected ground win be broken in
week or two The materials Of the structure are to
breadth and IS feet in depth, with recess on the
south end for the PLATFORM pulpit ana gan Oh tet
northeast corner forming an entrance for the gal
lery, Sunday-school, and lectnre-room.
The main audience-room will be on the first floor
and win seat comfortably 500 persons. ON each sid,
OF the T. Mt entrance vestibue will be infant schoo
and =. Die class-rooms, connected with the mail
be the gallery, 80 by A feet, forming peasaD
Sunday school and lecture-room, capable OF seatni
$50 children. On each side OF the entrance to th
principal audence-room will be a commodious room
which can be used for Bible class committee
rooms. The finishing OF the interior is TO be Of wal
nut, with frescoed walls and ceilings. The entlr
cost OF the edihce when complete, exclusive OF tn
ground, is estimated at about $500
Ice FOR THE PARADE.-Arrangements havin
been made with the Knickerbocker Ice Company :
furnish ice gratuitousy to those participating in tn
German Peace Celebration, notice Is hereby give
to water-carriers that the company's wagons will
stationed at the following points:-Broad street an
Columbia avenue: Broad street and Girard avenue
Broad and Spring Garden streets; Broad and Vim
streets; Broad and Arch streets; Broad and Ches
nut streets; Eleventh and Chestnut streets Sevent
and Chestnut streest; Fourth and Chestnut streets
Fourth and South Streets Fourth and Christia
streets; Third and South streets; Third and Ches
nut streets Third and Arch streets; Fifth and Rae
streets; Fifth and Green streets; Third and Brow
streets; Third street and Girard avenue; Frankli
and Poplar Streets and Franklin and Vine streets.
Music IN THE PARK.-The afternoon concerts l
Fairmount Park viii be resumed this summer
The first entertainment will take place ON mex
Tuesday afternoon at Lemon Hill. The orchestrt
under the direction OF Professor Theobald Hermann
has been increased to twenty pieces, and many ne
choice selections have been added to the eXtensiv
repertoire. During the summer months the concert
viii tsk place on Tuesday and Saturday OF eac
week at Lemon Hill, and on Thursdays at Belmon
in the West Park. Arrangements are In progress
have music at the chldren's play ground in the We
Park.