The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-30

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John Carey; The Unhappy Ethiopian Minstreis,
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4 violin and piano duett. by q. Rochrenbeek and
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ST. Johns.
Work on the main tower Of the new church has
been temporarily suspended, but the carpenters rs are he'
fh nc but into INTO place. The Stating is nearly finished
and very little work is left to be done on the out
side of the roof. Inside work is being pusnea rap
idly. uo,u com.
munlon In q body tomorrow morning, as VIII also
the members of the Rosary Society. Ill,
The members OF the st. Johns Catholic Cluo VIII
Morning morn at tie de"t ciubr oos Tomorrow is Quarterly
Communion Sunday and no member shouIu VI ao-
There will be no Sunday school durirg the warm
months, but all the children are expected to atteho
the nine O'Clock mass on Sunday morning;
During the months of July and August the regular
Sunday evening. vespers viii be omlttea anu the
The contractors having the section of the Boule-
ward which commences at West Newark avenue are
hard at work. All the ground in front OF the cnnrcn
completed the church property Will De one OF the
From present appearances there will not be a
vacant corner in the school building when the new
in the membership, and during the vacation period
Father Ter Woert will make ample provision Tor
the accommodation OF all the new pupils.
st. Johns Catholic Club held an adjourned meet
ing on Monday evening. and transacted eonsloeI-
able business. The next meeting VIII be neia on
Tuesday evening, when the new officers will be IN,
stalled. All the new committees viii be appointsa
on that evening, and a number of schemes Tor TIE
benefit of the club will be presented to, the mem
bers. That the meeting will be one OF the most IN n
teresting that has been held for a long time is an III
dueement for a full attendance. o,+
The baseball team travelled to West Hoooken iasv
Sunday and defeated st, Paul of the Cross team by
the score of 4 tot.
Captain Haley Of the baseball team says that ne is
going to reorganize the nine. They have been play
ing "Johnay Ward" ball lately and he doesn't IKE
Preparation for the fall and winter season are
already afoot. and a good time will be ready Tor the
members of the club when the summer neat SUP
sides. ,
hegloq Th seid w las f a FIJI at Msed.ng on Three new com.
trades were initiated. Messrs. Lane and Goodw1n OF
ness of the evening along in a way that only they
can do. Comrade Lyons was elected to nj the
council is now forging ahead very rapidly and in a
short time will be able to compete with the pest III ~
be held to prove the advantages of membership in
the Legion. IN the meantime anyone, desnins n
formation on the subject can apply to the ohlcefs OF
any of the members.
Saint Joseph's.
The month of the Sacred Heart was closed with
special d~evotions and benediction of the b. :, ana
the month of the Precious Blood, which begins to,
morrow. will have short d~evotions to this mystery
after the Rector's mass every morning. A Shrine
and picture of the Five Wounds will be set up IN the
sanctuary of the chapel. to remain during the whoie
month.
Mensignor Seton expresses hinSeIf very much
pleased with the commandments OF Saint refers
College and Saint Aloysius' Academy, and will do
all he can to get scholars and pupils from his parish
for these noble institutions, which are such an
honor to Jersey City. He was naturally. much
gratihed that Miss Bridge WooS. one of his own
children of Mary. won a beautiful gold medal at the
Academy.
The Monsignor assisted, by special invitation, at
the closing exercises of Schools No. II and No. O.
and on both occasions was politely asked to speak,
which ne did with pleasure and was loudly applaud
ed. He is q ready and interesting impromptu speaker
and illustrates the "Semper Paratus" motto OF one
branch OF his family. He is inviolably attached to
the parochial school system founded in the diocese
Of Newark, which then included all the state OF
New Jersey, by his jealous uncle, B~ishop-artef-
wards Archbishop-Bayley and is proud of the
magnificent display made by the boys and girls OF
his school at the Commencement exercises held in
beautiful Pavonia HILL last Thursday evening. The
programme is printed elsewhere in The NEWS. A
gold medal and silk ribbon was awarded to Miss
Maggie Flynn of the sub-junior choir, and a larger
gold medal was drawn for and won by Miss Fanny
Dooley of the junior choir.
Misses Nellie O'Neill, Loretta Lenahan Lizzie Woods,
Nora Cahill, Katy McGue and Mary Mclaughlin; the
six young girls who graduated. each received an
elegantly engraved diploma in a handsome gilt
frame.
presses great sorrow at the assassination of Presi-
dent Carnot of France. He says he saw the late
President, making an official visit at the great exhi.
bition at Paris in 1880, and was very much impressed
with his courteous and dignitled bearing.