The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-26
ROMAN CATHOLIC news
Annual Meeting of Diocesan
Union of Catholic Young
Mems Societies.
FATHER MHALE TRANSFERRED.
st. Peters College Alumni Associa-
tion-Father Brothers As
signed to Paterson.

The annual meeting Of the Newark
Diocesan Unien of Catholic Young Mems
Societies will be held tomorrow at the
Catholic Institute. No.. &c New street.
Newark. The meeting is held one week
in advance of the usual time, as by next
Sunday a number OF the delegates will
be on their way to Chicago to attend the
National Convention and Catholic Con-
gress.
Officers fDr the ensuing year will be
elected at tomorrow's meettn e.
Messrs. William j.. Caluon, John f.
Murphy and Thomas F. Rooney are the
representatives of St. Peters Lyceum.
They will meet &C the Pennsylvania
depot at W A. NJ. sharp.
The Hudson County Catholic Young
Mems Societies are urged TO nave rsp-
resentatives at the meeting.
A circular letter has been issued to all
the Catholic young iatn societies In the
diocese Unwilling them TO join In the or
canization of q Catholic Bowling Leagus.
Messrs. Frank Evans of ST. Josern's
Lyceum. this city, and NJ. J.. Lynch, OF
81. Miehael's Society. Wess Hoboken,
will represent The diocesan union al the
Catholic Congress at Chicago.
THE CATHOLIC CONGRESS-
By order of The COMMITTEES of Organi-
zatlan. Hon. w. j. Ouahsn. Secretary of
The Columbian Catholic Congress. has
issued the follawing:-
For the Information and guidance OF
the delegates GO the Columbian Catholic
Congress will ole ia the Memorial
Art Palace. Michigan avenue and Adams
street. Chicago. Monday, September 4sh,
at eleven o'clock A. M.
There will be- solemn high mass for the
ConGrsss at nine O'clock that morning,
In the Cathedral OF tue Holy Name,
corner of North Side and Superior streets
at which The delegates ara expected 10
attend.
Congress will be Called to order as above
STATED. When he prsliminaries of or
g~anizalion shall have been effected the
papers to be read at h Congress will be
submitted III the following order, as far
as the same can now be arranged and
foreseen. A daily programme will be is-
sued during the week of the Congress.
giving the exact order of the papsrs. etc.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 4.
Richard h. Clarke, Ii. d., "Colum-
bus. HIS Mission and Character"
George Parsons Lathrop, 'Conss Quen-
ces aud Results OF the Discovery or The
World"
MISS lndIy ouHuau. 4SMb6I-
la, the Catholic"
Rev. Walter Elliott. C. s. P, 1.-THE
Missionary Work of The Church in the
i United States."
Edgar II. Cans of Baltimore, 1.-THE Re-
lation of the Catholic Church TO the So
cial. Civil and Political institutions OF
the United Sta.es.n
Hon. NJ. II. Morris. 1.-THE Independence
| of the Holy See."
TUESDAY ~sFpTENfpEp K
Rt. Rev. Bishop Watterscn and Hon.
Judge Semple. THE EucyclicAl OF Pope
! Leo XIII. on the Condition of La bor.n
Rev. DR.. Barry and Hon. John Gibbons.
Ii. D.. Rights OF Labor and Duties OF
Capital"
Hoe. N; T. Bryan. Poverty; Cause
DR.. Charles A. Wingsrline. Thomas r.
King and Richard R. Elliott, Bubble aud
| Private Charities
Rev. Fraecis j. Mcguire. Hon. H. ].
Spaunhorst aud Warren g. Mosher.
"Workingmen's Organizations and So
cieties for Young Men,
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 6.
Rev. james Nj. Clearly aud Ellen nj.
Cramsie. sIntemperance, The Evil and
the Remedy"
Colonel James A. Mccall, Hon. E. NJ.
Sharon aud Prot. john p. Lsuth, Life
Insurance and Pension Funds for Wage
/ fVOEkeiS.
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop. woman in
Her Own Field.n
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER z.
Eliza Allen Starr, "Weman's Work in
Woman's Art"
Eleanor 6. Dennelly, "Woman's Work
| in Lfterature.n
Anna I. Sadiier, Woman in the Mid
die Ages"
RI. Rev. Bishop McGoldrick, "Condi-
ton and Future or the Indian Tribes IN
the United States"
Very Rev. John r. Slsttery and
Charles II. Butler, "The Condition and
Future of The Negro Race in the United
States"
Rev. Michael CalIaghan, "Immigration
and Colonization"
Rev. i'll Andrsis. italian Immigra-
tion.n
DR.. A. Kaiser. German Immigration.n
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER s.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Keane. .CathoIie
Higher Educatiou."
Maurice Francis Egnn. IL. D.. Needs
OF Catholic Colleges"
The Rev. John T. Murphy, C. IS. p,
"Cstholic High Schools
elizabeth A. Cronyn. "Aiumpae Assoc
citation In Convent Schools"
Katherine E.. Conway. ssThe Reading
Circle Movement and the Catholic Sum
mer SCHOOL,
Besides these, papers will be read by
81. Vincent de Paul.; NJ. 4. Elder, on
Our Twenty Million Loss.u
A special feature of the congress will
be a series OF evening sessions, ut which
some prominent speaker Will address the
| delegates.