The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-10

III station Of the Central Railroad about
two o'clock.
The Bayonne Rowing Association has
sent a circular to the Catholic Club, re-
uuesting the club to make use of their
boat, .bboopse .durjpg the months Yf June
,dhHlYys AANgqAst and SfhsRteqfapeEi 3f DO tbs iAsAn
ct 81. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Psi Byrne has
written to the association asking what
privileges are to be allowed the members.
St. Nicholas.
st. Nicholas parish will be largely rep
resented In tomorrow's parade at Newark
in connection with the ceremonies attend
ing the laying of the corner stone of the
Cathedral. The c. B. L., the st. Nichols
Society. the st. Vincent de Paul Society
and the Gessellen Verein will attend in a
body.
The pupils Of the parochial school will
be reated to a splendid picnic at Frech's
Oriental Park on Monday. June %. Re
freshments will ba provided in abundance.
and those who have distinguished them
selves will be presented with suitable
prizes. Prior to the festival they will
parade the principal thoroughfares of the
vicinity. In the evening the older folks
will hold a festival at the same park. If
circumstance warrant, a horse, buggy
and harness, donated for the benefit of
the church, will be ratified off.
st. Peters.
St. Peters College young men are re-
hearsing very hard just at present for
the annual commencement exercises,
which they will present in st. Peters new
hall on York street. The college will
close on June 2l and studies will be re-
sumed September 5, 1899.
The young men of ST. Peters Lyceum
are a hustling young lot. AT present they
are busy getting rid of the tickets they
have for sale for their annual picnic,
Schuetzen Park, on the afternoon and
evening of July %.
st. Boniface's.
AT the Cathedral cornerstone laying,
tomorrow afternoon, in Newark, st. Bon
faces Church of this city expects to
have over two hundred men in line, rep
resenting their parish. At a recent meet
ing of the men of the parish, at which
the rector of the church, the Rev. Father
Wahl, presided, Mr.. Lewis Muller was
selected to act as marshal of the men
from this parish, and his aides will be
Mr.. Wendell Trap and Mr.. Frederick
Kuntz.
st. Joseph's.
Monsignor Seton of ST. Joseph's Church
is to attend the dedication services to-
morrow. A delegation from the Lyceum,
Children of Mary Society. both branches
of the Catholic Benevolent Legion and
the choir will also attend.
The Rev. Father Thomas Moran, curate
of St. Joseph's, has been transferred by
Bishop Wigger to the Catholic Protectory
for Boys at Arlington. His place at st,
Joseph's will be taken by the Rev. Father
mckinley, late of St. Mary's Church, Bay
onne.
st. A1oysius'.
From st. Aloysius' on West Side avenue
Father John A. Sullivan will take witt
him representatives from all the church
societies. These are the both branches
of the Children of Mary Society and
Ladies Society. A number of men from
the parish will go to make up the dele
cation.
All Saints.
The Rev. Joseph Meehan n Father
Marshall, of All Saints, Lafayette. are te
visit Newark tomorrow to attend the dedi.
cation. About twenty-five parishioners
representatives from the ladies' societies
and the Lyceum, will be among those te
witness the laying of the cornerstone.
St. PauI's Greenyill
The Rev. Joseph J. Mcdowell and the
Holy Name Society and representatives
of the Catholic Club will attend the
dedication services in Newark tomorrow