The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-11

possibly later. There is no indication in
the Information as 90 the name Of the
possible successor 70 Cardinal NartinelH
as Papal Ablegate 20 this country.
St Martin OF Tours Church. Blooming
dale-Mass will be celebrated tomorrow
morning at 1920 O'Clock by the Rev.
Father Mack Sunday school az $3.50 p
m; meeting Of the parishiOnCTs at 4-35
o'clock ?. n.
Chapel Of the Georgetown University
Tomorrow's services will take place al
schedule hours. Mass will be sOlemnized
by member OF the faculty.
Chapel Of the Little Sisters Of the Poo.
Forty Hours Devotion tomorrow.
Chapel Of the Good shepherd-The Forty
Hours Devotion Will be observed next
Sunday. January 10
The services Of the Forty Hours Devo-
ton viii be held a 81. Nary's Church and
the Visitation Academy. Georgetown, on
Sunday. January &c
The Rev. James AIoysius Smyth was ap-
pointed assistant priest at 81. Joseph's
Church. this city. BY Cardinal Gibbons. 70
succeed the Rev P. c. Gavin
The Rev Father Roth was transferred
from SykesviIe. Carroll county. Md, TO
81 Mary's Church. this city, as an as
sistant priest
Cardinal Gibbons has named the Rev.
Patrick C. Gavin assistant priest At 81
Josepn's Church. Washir ston. as chan
ceIIOr CT the diocese Of Baltimore, with
headquarters at the cathedral 10 take the
place CT the Rev Joseph T. O'Brien. who
is abroad, undergoing treatment for his
eyes.
Rome advices say that a Papal Bull
viii be issued shortly concerning the re-
organization Of the Catholic Church and
the religious orders Ina the Philippine Isl
ands. The Information states that there l5
no doubt that the Vatican has arrived 80
an understanding on the subject with the
Washington Government
The Holy See is about TO resume the
diplomatic relations with Holland which
Z we're broken Of the time Of the peace con-
( ference
Father Malone. of Denver. Col. sailed
I from New York recently for Rome. where
. ne " III ACT III NfNd4 Oh Nlt q llDl-l
/ claims in the Philippines and Santiago.
/ On the feast Of St Agnes. January y
/ "a beautiful ceremony takes place in the
I ancient church Of her name outside the
| walls OF Rome. IL consists Of the cere-
mOny of the blessing Of lambs. two pretty
/ white ones being carried up TO the altar
( By two ecclesiastics. accompanied by
torch and incense bearers a hymn D.
sung in honor Of 81. Agnes ana the
/ lambs are then conveyed TO the Holy
{ Father for a second blessing They are
/ then given 70 q convent Of nuns. who keep
/ them until il is time 10 shear them Out
/ Of their wool is made the palliums wor"
/ by ArchbishOps-
J The Vatican is informed. according TO
/ Catholic information in this citly, that
{ three American pilgrimages are ex-
I pected in 1902 on the occasion Of the
/ twenty-ffth anniversary of Pope Leo.
| pontincate.
The departure Of Monsignor sbarretu,
[ Apostolic Delegate Extraordinary 20 the
Philippines. for his post has been de
( Isved as the Vatican has not lost hope
! that il will obtain an American repre-
] sentative in Rome to negotiate regarding
! Cuban and Philippine affairs The NaticaL
/ would be satisfied with even temporary
! agent
The Pope mas expressed an intention OF
holding a con~istory about Easter when
Cardinal MartineIH viii receive the red
hat
Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
last Thursday over the body OF the Rev
! d. A. Haugh s j.. at $50 a. m in the
Dahlgren Chapel Of the Sacred Heart
The Very Rev. Jerome Daugherty. s. j.
president OF the Georgetown University
conducted the funeral services
The impressive dirge of the Office OF the
dead was chanted by the Jesuit Fathers
The body was laid 90 rest in the uni
yersity cemetery at Gcorgeto IN
The Very Rev. DR.. Garrigan. vice rec
tor OF the Catholic University was iu-
formed on last Thursday by the Papal
/ Secretary Of state that he (Dr. GarriganI
had been selected one OF the consuItor.
OF the PapaI Commission en- Modern Ques-
tions Concerning Holy Writ.
The membership is selected by the Pop,
and consists Of Cardinal Psrocchi Vie,
( Chancellor. president. Cardinals SeFna
project Of the Vatican archives. and Wives
] y TutO, assessors. Eleven cousultors hay,
Z been chosen from various countries.
The commission, especially the presi
dent. is said 20 represent broad minded
progressive views. The appointment dee.
moi necessarily remove DIR. Garrgsn from
| his present position as Vice Rector @
! the Catholic University. Occasional visit.
| 10 Rome may at times Lecessitatc DR.
! G1rriean's absence from his post here
but n is expected that most all busines
viii be conducted In the submission
r written opinions on the questions pre-
pounded BY the commission.