The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-19

Monday next promises to be one Of the largest
of the season from Jersey City. The sale Of
tickets indicates an attendance OF $500, and to
accommodate oil she barges Superior and Sus,
quehanna, two of the largest in the port. and
the big, strong and fast steamer Colchester
have been chartered to leave ths foot Of Morris
Edward Delaney and Thomas Kermode. The
chnirm en- of the Reception COMMITTEES are:-
Michael Nevin and John Kielt.
st. Mary's.
Tomorrow there will be q meeting Of the
Soladity of the Children of Mary At four O'Clock
Father Mooney, who at present has charge of
the Passionate OF the Holy Rosary Church IN
Sixth street. will return as assistant pastor to
st. Mary's in about two weeks.
Rev. DR.. Bchr the new assistant at st. Mary's,
is proving very acceptable to the people.
High masses will be resumed on the. first Sun
three o'clock in the afternoon and ths regular
evening services at half-past seven will also be
resumed. This regular course of sermons at tho
high masses and evening services will be
preached.
The Christiau Brothers attached to st. Mary's
parochial school have returned from their
opening OF the school the first weex in Sep
TENDER.
St. Paul of the Cross.
Father Keenahan will go to Saratoga Springs
shortly. He intends spending a few weeks
there.
The school has been kalsomined and removal ed
throughout. The Sisters will find much pleas
anter Rooms for teaching this fall. The term
opens in September during the second week
Next August will occur the silver anniversary
of the establishment of st. Paul's Church. The
occasion will be fifty observed. Invitations viii
be sent all the prominent Catholic cltrgy.,
within a reasonable radius. Bishop Wi2ger VIII
probably attend, aud will be called upon for our
address. The principal speaker is not decided
upon as yet. Plenty Of time interysnss 60 per-
fect all arrangements.
Father Quinn will start for Chicago in q few
weeks. he will wait until Father Lenahan re-
turns from Saratoga Springs. This will be
Father Quinn's second journey TO the Windy
City this summer.
st. Joseph's.
Father McHaie is still on his vacation. He
writes that hs il having a delightful time.
st. Joseph's Lycoum will placs the "Saaugh.
raun'' on their stage on October ., 4 and 8
They are diligently practising the play now, and
anticipate a great success for it.
St. Joseph's lawn mas not suffered a great daal
from lack OF rain. The grass Is as green and
School reopeas the second week In Septem-
Der.
st. P~atrick's.
With the greatest solemnitv tbs sixteenth
anniversary OF the dedication of st. Patricx's
Church will be c CELEBRATE ed tomorrow. Il will be
a great day for ST. Patrick's. The very Rev.
Cannon Moynahan of Illinois has already
arrived at the rectory and will occupy the pull
pit at ths high mass. The cslebraut at ths
mass will be the Rev. Father MERRIAM, Rev.
Father Sheehan will be deacon of Gne mass AMI
Rev. Father Murray. of Brooklyn sub-dsacon.
Mrs. Clara Quinn will preside at the organ and
MASSES wi,. play u. tive Rev, Of ra Mossrss Hsu gssad
will give the Pspal blessing to the conxrexa-
ton by the authority of the Papal Delegate,
Igr. Satolli. with whom Father HsansssS Yes
terday held a very pleasant interview. The
blessing Is on account of Mgr. SatollPs recent
visit to 81. Patrick's Church. which hs greatly
admired, and the attention shown him by Father
Hennessy and the greg5tio III, the even
ing there will be solemn vespsrs.
attended was performed az st. Patrick's
Churcn on Wednesday last. The bride was
Miss Boyland, a relative of Father John Boy
land of Newark. and the groom was Mr.. O'C)n-
nor, nephew of Father 0'Connor of Arlington.
Father Boyland performed the nuptial mass. Tne
young couple, VINO both belong ia Jersey City,
are spending their honeymoon at the Chicago
Fair.
Father Sheehan has been away for q couple
of days this wseR. He went for the purpose of
York.
The choir were harI at work last night re
hearsing the music for tomorrow.
St. johns
The parishioners are enjoying their excur-
sion today. The barges were crowded ana a
pleasant day is anticipated by all in attendance.
st. Lucya.
Father Mclaughlin has returned from his
vacation looking hale and hearty.
Preparations are bong made for the opening
Of the parochial school.
st. Michaers.
Mgr. de Concilio visited Mgr .Satol;i Yesterda,
at Archbishop Corrigan's home in New York
He was accompanied by the Rev. DR.. Smith o
Paterson.
The Lyceum baseball nine is one of tn
strongest in the diocese.