The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10
CATHOLIC CONGRESS.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF THE
EXERCISES.
Other News by Our New York Corre-
spondent-Pawnbro Harfeid Put. I'm
Novel Plea for "a New Triai-GeneraI
and Social Notes.

and Social Notes.
NEw YORK. November Especial. r.
The following j. the official programme OF
the Roman Catholic Congress, which con.
Senes in Baltimore tomorrow.
! SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10, lS,9.
Pontificial mass at II A.. NJ. Celebrant
Most Rev. John J. " Niiiiam~. II. D.. Arch
bishop of Boston. Sermon by the Most Rev
P.J. Ryan, ID. d.. Archbishop Of Philadel
phia.
Pontihcial ycsDers al 7:30 =. VI. Cele
; brant, Most Rev. Michael Heiss. ID. u.
, Archbishop Of Milwaukee. sermon by th,
Most Rev john Ireland u. d.. Ar hbishoI
OF II. Paul.
MONDAY. NOVEAIBEB H..
Meeting Of the Catholic Congress in Con
cOrdia Hall. First session, 10 A. VI. TO | L
VI. second session. 3 =. NJ. to 4:30 =. VI.
Reception to visiting prclatcs, ConcOrdis
+ Hall, 1890 Z. VI. to 10 T.. VI. Addresses b,
the Hon. Charles b. Roberts. of Wostmin
ster. Nd. aud Martin r. Morris. Esq. o
Washington, u. 4. Response by Most Rev
William II. Elder. ID. ID.
Grand illumination.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II.
Meeting OF the Catholic Congress. Third
session from 10 \. NJ. to y NJ. Fourth ses.
sion from L. NJ. 10 +. NJ.
Torchlight procession.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL.
Dedication of the Catholic University ol
America. Ceremony Of Dedication by His
Emuencc. james Cardinal Gibbons, at
1890 4. VI. Pontiiical mass at II A. VI.
sermon by 1T. Rev. X. GilmOur. Bishop OF
Cleveland
Opening Of ths University course at T.,
NJ
Grafton by RI. Rev. Dr. spalding, Bishop
of Peoria.
Latin poem 10y Prof. Shredder.
SUBJECTS OF PAPERS 10 BE READ.
I. Catholic Congresses John g.. Shea.
,. Lay Action in the Churchill. f.
Bronson.
3. "What Catholics Have Done in this
Country in the Last one Hundred Years.
! Richard II. Clarke.
:. The Catholic Press George d.
| Wolf.
,. ''1he Right of the state in Education"
Edmund +. Dunno.
g. "~unday observance" Manly rellO.
:. Church Music" Herman A!lcn.
=. 'Iemperance"- II. Campbell.
.. "Cath0lic American Literature'-
Condo u. pallen.
10. "Charities"-Peter +. Roy.
II. "Societics"- Henry j. spaunhorsi.
T.. 'Papal Independence" Charles J.
l'onaparte.
RULES TOR THE TEMPORARY oKGANIzA-
TGOS.
/. The Congress shall hold two 90 ses-
sions daily, at 10 \. VI. and T.. NJ, rc-pcc
lively.
,. The order Of business in force until the
adoption Of permanent rules shall be rs fol-
lows. viz:
n. Called to order by chairman. Prayer
al first session.
b. Report from committee on preliminary
organization.
q. Reading correspondence.
n. Announcement OF standing commit.
tees.
q. Announcement OF special committees.
i. Miscellaneous business incident TO
opening Of Congress.
3. Reports from committees. il any shall
bo ready.
I. Adjournment.
Note.-lhe parliamentary rules and rules
OF order governing the congress shall De
the same a. those in force IN ;l.o National
Congress. 80 far the same shall be applica-
bls.
All resolutions, papers, &c, shall be re-
ferred 10 committee ON resolutions without
debate.
~pftfll'7 llllil|ti 10 HNf lilltNlt7s Mil'N-
by general consent, and no delegate shall
speak more than once 0n the same question,
until ali who NAV desire 10 speak shall
have had an opportunity to do 30.
BlGAMIsT HARFELD's PLEA FOR NEw
TRIAL.
The Richmond pawnbrokcr, David llar-
field. who was convicted in General ~c--
siOns Of bgamy, has had his sentence ad-
iourned. as he desires % move for new
trial on the statutory grounds, and also
upon the extraordinary grounds that Rabbi
Iilyid Harfeld, the bigamisl's brother,
who married him to Mss Marx,
was mentally un,Ound at the time Of the
marriage. Assistant District Attorney Jc-
rome said on the subject this morning: 4
bigamOu- marriage ceremony performed by
any minister OF unsOund mind does not re-
lease the parties who have committed the
bigamy. 1t would simply relieve the par
son from cgminal liability. The law recog-
niles the minister simply as witness % the
consent"
GENERAL AND SOCIAL.
4 greater air Of checs'Uu-s- pcryades the
headquarters of the va Gus Worlds Far
Committee, to-day, as it - believed that the
decision 10 leave Central Park alone Will
create a more general enthusiasm in the
great enterprise.
II il likely that the ease q. John Mcclure. !
the former parishcg OF 81. Stephens Church. |
in '.Wonty-tighth street, who dropped dead
at meeting Of the McGlynn Ali
Poverty Society, and whose burial in
Calvary Cemetery TIC gcuclal term
Of the >up,ene .Onrt will not 0nler will hc
taken .0 the Court OF Appeals The family
Of the deceased. Mr. Mcclure and the mem
berS OF the Anti-p0serty Society felt fha;
Justice Daniels, who disputed .. .Ie Hldg-
ments. has taken strors -ounds, while the
ecclesiastical! authorities naturally hold
contrary opinion, and answer The Judges !
arsnnient with siren. facts. Judge p~...iiel- /
says thst no charge had been made at the
trial that The deceased had not been a
R""..1,n Catholic during his lite
The last Of the yessels % iseaf Admiral
Walker. squadron Of eYOlutiOn5 Ia leave
,he navy yard, departed this morning ltl
was the Ia ship Chicago. and she ploughed
the waves as completely equipped as a
representative modern man-Ol-War 10
carry the admirals pennaut IN
Europe's waters should be. The Chi
cagO is TO lie Oh the foot Of Twenty
third street, North river. until next week,
when the inspection OF the squadron will
take place. When opposite pier -, East
river. tuc nl1n-oi-Mil c'1ilecn IN iiiu stream
with the tae propeller Long Island, which
was on it, way 10 Hunter, Point towing a
freight ear Hat loaded with cars. The Chi
casos bow struch the portside Of the float
amidships. sending the ,plir.e.s flying.
But luckily cagsin 10 damage, except 10
the upper part OF the cals on the il0at. The
vessels pulled apart and proceeded on their
respective Ways. The chicago was not
hurt.
The Hamburg steamship. Augusta fictc-
ria. arrived to-day asi,r unusually rough
yosa-e. Among her passengers wcre: Herr
Graf, y. >eebach, game keeper % Kaiser
Wilhelm.
soon after the arrival a squad ot police
marched down ~ the ship and arrested n,e
Of the crew. who Were charged with mn-
tiny in refusing %. work last night While
the ship was on her way from Sandy Hook.
Thsy were locked zip TO be detained until
the sailing Of the vessel, and VIII ~ realt
with on reaching the ether side.
j. {. Moss, treasurer Of the Cotton Oil
Trust. said to-day that neither he nor Pre>l'
dent Flasler had rendered theirre,ignalon-
10 the board o. trustees.
Phe steamship -aalc landed her passen-