The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29

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will settle the matter satisfactorily.
Sc. siary's.
Bishop Wigger was the guest of Father senez
last Thursday
mass Of requiem for Father Corr at St. Brldget's
THE jersey CRY News will have an item OF
importancs torthe practitioners IN It's issue Mon
day.
Father Mooney is still at the Italian Church.
He Is one OF the few priest Of the diocese fami-
liar with the Italian language, Prsv,ous TO
coming to Jersey City he had charge of an
Italian congregation In Newark.
St. Jossph's.
The Little Infants will have their regular
meeting tomorrow.
Father Smith is enjoying his vacation. He
will take his.
Mgr. Seton looks very we'll since comiag back
from Cape May.
st. MIchaef's.
The baseball team Of the Lyceum is one OF
the strongest in the civ. Manager III. j. BUCK
ley has signed Veraff aud Farley Of the Hanil-
tons. Sunday afternoon they will play the Nc
Laughlins GU the Inspection grounds. Game
will De called at 2 80.
The altar boys havo also got a string team.
The members are about thirteen years of age.
Those Wishing games address +. Faneity, No.
us Erie street. The team expect handsome
Faherty, T. Sullivan, L. Burke. T.. Egan, j..
Donovan, q. Leary. n. Crowley, j. Cashion and
]. Monroe.
st. John's.
The description Of the new church and history
of the parish to be found at the beginning OF
the Catholic Church news today, will he read
with interest by tina pnrisnioners.
The baseball team of the St. AloySluS Sodal-
ity is a strong one and would like 10 get games
with other church teams whose mcmoers are
not over sixteen years OF age. Tue players
afe:-J. Moran, G. King, ]. Dwyers e. Reed, H.
Rockford, T. Yannon, e., O'Connor, J. Lenahan
and 2. McKugh! Those teams desiring games
address II. Rockford, No. 45 Nelson avenue.
st. Eoniface's.
The members of ST. AIMS Society will receive
in a body at the eight o'ciock mass tomorrow In
saint, which took place last Wednesday. The
eight o'clock mass Will be a high one. Madame
M~alaczay win preside at the organ. The last
mass will be q low one.
Next Friday will be ST. Dominic's day.
holy Rosary.
st. AIMS Gay was celebrated Wednesday last
by the parishioners. The Mems Society attend.
ed mass aud paraded through the streets. In
the evening they gave an exhibition of fire.
works.
The Angelus bell is rung every evening at six
O'Clock.
Bishop Wigger has not decided whom he will
appoint Pastor of the church. Father Mooney
is officiating. He is very much liked by the
parishioners,
St. Paul of the Cross.
Several repairs are being made in St. Paul's
paroehial school. These are principally in the
basement.
1t is said that the Dramatic Society, in con-
junction with the school, will give several
dramas during the winter season.
Several members of the parish have gone to
the Chicago Fair.
Father Quinn returned from the : Chicago Fair
on Monday. where he bad been for TWO weeks.
He says that he now intends recuperating One
thing which impressed him. he says, was the
stupendousness of the buildings He says it
would require several months to properly see
the Fair. The whole thing, he asserts, is one
immense panorama.
st. Nicholas.
Since Father Hyaclnth has taken. temporarily,
the place of Father Weyland, the Pastor of the
church. who is in Europe, the Pensioners have
be come greatly attached to the young priest
Father Hyaclnth Is probably twenty SIX year,
OF age and is q remarkably entertaining talker.
He has many attractive qualities. which are
keeniy appreciated by his German flock. He is
interested in the welfare OF each one Of his
parishioners and has won their confidence in his
short stay already. Whea Father Weyland re-
turns it may be that Father Hyacinrh may be
appointed an assistant in the parish. This
movement would be a happy one for many,
who would deptore the loss of the young priest
A card has been received from Father Wey
land dated July IS, from Rome. In it Father
weyland stated that he had Just arrived at
Rome, and intended remaining To- a W .sk or so.
He announced that his stay in Germany with
his father had been a pleasant one. He prom
ised to write a descriptive letter from Rons 10
Father HYacinth.
The flower beds In front OF the church have
received careful attention during the warm
weather, and mauy flowers, in Consequence
add much to the good appearance of the
grounds.
The Pensioners talk of more commodious
quarters. The building in which their devotional
services are now held is can old one. wooder
frame, which is also used as a school in the base
ment. No. definite move has been made as yet.
st. PauIs, Greenyllle.
The parochial. school opens the day after
Labor Day. By October such alterations will
have been made to the heating apparatus of the
school that it will thereafter be heated by gas
as fuel instead of coal.
Father Schandle will soon have an assistant
This has been promised him for the last three
years sand is now absolutely Indispensable on
account of the large territory of the parish aud
the heavy work enrailed thereby.
In anticip ation of the coming priests arrival
extensive alterations have been made in the
parochiai house. 1t was formerly O plain two
story dwelling of the ordinary tyne, but it is
now a handsome three-story Queen Anna
house! Besides this extra story and the usual
tower of q Queen Anne house Cthis tower, by
the way. is four stories high). the old house has
been entirely made over except the heavy
timber. An addition to the house has been
built in the rear. 25x20 feet, and u wide porch
runs half way around the house. The altera-
tions will cost. whom flushed, about 81, 900.
H0B0KEN CHURCHES.