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The lovers or skatiDg never favored with 1nsr
weather for the enjoyment Of their vore sport than
that Of yesterday From the earliest morning hour the
streets ilsd with persons Of all ages eagerly has
tenlng 70 thor avors pond which they intended 70
enjoy ! long day Of slippery pleasure. Those Whose
occupations preclude them from very frequent en-
joyment Of the pleasures Of skating took advantage
or the Christmas holiday at least real good
time on tho tee during the present season On the
Park lakes tho ice In excellent condition, - WAS
also the ~ Major Oasman's Riuk McMian's
Fifth Avenue Pond. and othcr places whore skang
ec3oy IN this city. Evcry pond. both pbc and pr
vato crowded 70 excess during the whole lay and
would b. somewhat dilcut task to estimate tho mum.
bsr ~ penons VINO participated n the sport, the
places " those who were trsd out being immediately
Oiled up w fresh arrivals until late hour Of tho
day. Tho sterner ssx wer0 not the sole partic
pants IN the exhlaratng amusement: worry
largo number or ladies were among the
skaserr and remarkably graceful and pretty they
looked In their bright coorcd short skrtod dresses,
jaunty SKATING hats. dainty gators and full sized
chignonA Their presence on the ice gave an air Of
refinement and elegance 70 tho moving picture During
the day dno bands Of music aided BY their melody 10
increase tho enjoyment or the skaters.
On the Cdpitolns and othor ponds OF Brooklyn, ana
the Union Pond OF Williamsburg the throng or skaters
was equally largo any or tho New York Kinks.
Tho ice In every instance In first ratio condition,
ana The skaters enjoyed their Avorte until
Night dropped her curtain and pinned 10 with star"
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sThe Messiah has now become a. necessary an ad
junct 70 Christmas santa Claus, turkey plum pud
ding the rain and horrible condition Of tho streets
night would lead to suppose that the craoro s
StsInway Hall would present bsggary account Of
empty benches but long before tho chorus and orchcs
tn had taken their seats the significant sign andns
room only" vas placed u tho entrance. Every scat
and every available spot OF standing room In the large
and small halls wsyo occupied SOD iarae number were
compelled 70 rcurn homo, ursbls TO obtain admission.
The soloIsts wore Mime. Rosa, soprano; Miss Hutch
inaa oontraIto: George simpson, tenor and J. H.
Thofnas baritOno Mr. Ritter conducted on the occs-
sion, Mr. Connoloy played the organ and ~. Colby
took his eeat q the plano. The Harmonic Society Of
one hundred voices and Thomass fun orchestra were
prsssnL Tue psformancs v0 On Tho whole Sar
moro snttsfnCtCgy than On prevfous Oc0asionS inc
solo dnRor went through their trying parts IN true
sympahy with the sublime Idsas Of the composer and
every colo was given 70 a. usexcepsi0nabe manner
va have never heard ne choeusss given with more
steadiness precinon spirit sd sxpresscn BY the
Harmonic Society than they rendered Last night.
There was married mpr0vemoot also IN the manner Ia
which the conductor kept them up 70 their work. and
there was fortunately, dragging Of the tso, ~ has
been me caos heretofore Th6 per torrance appeared
% give general satisfaction, 70 Judge from the repeated
applause q tho part Of the Immense audience.
rae oralorto excitement bids fair 70 eclipee that Of
Dtck-ns and the devil sulbne the theatres Bristow's
osutosss "DnnIe," work that y very highly spoken
on WI Be given q stsinwsy He'll Saturday night By
the Mondelsohn Union. assbGed By Mime. Rosa and
cher well known ayslstss.
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o1ST o AR Y.

Thomas Wiley, I. Revolutionary Patriot.
To-day, Thursday O'Clock In the aftsfnoou the
remains Of Mr. Thomas Wiley, sr. viii - taken Tor in
terment 0resnwood Geneory from tho residence or
i-s son, No. ~ Bank strest, In this city Mr. Wiley
dAa u Monday. the I'D instant a. his residence No.
- nsak street, Il the age Of ninety years and
rsc.I, 4. petsd He Of the oldest citizens
az New Iorsi ana his removal BY desth sewers
INK sa oar pssssa @a 90 Ersrs s,s0
W,,.s s.s s ss6s 20 King George liz Third Of
Sss.nA s;ss. side of 8roaassy bsiow Vail street.
His father vas sn eens !a,ros ana on the arrival Of
so% sury y ne u
In1npeDasncs he o. "a orted ts constantly increasing
cFo9a Until no arrived 10 front q M Mley,s house
cLer IAN he rloom i'm IN famItl was brought to tho
front az s nose andtfrsn Arst read Ia the city or
New YORK the Declarations OF lndepend ence Mr. Wiley
ye's a.. = M sass ad
sbis 70 place husM tue dcorNay o. Trinity church
= 2 :. w p. o'y h haSa n NJ cs wsS
retained the flstvss rNsoecson o. ths appearance or
Washington Hsenioyxau perfect heath tsa few lays
before the time q nfs 6nrsh
rslEss srxs ARISE IN rsa KxAgrss SASS nsx.--
senslaalan who vsd ~ , slsy yesterday from
we're thrown into greas panic ss4spass SIS aiew
ings ago By the wonderful speaceof three rising
ne as Tho s w x
extended either hand uNpvs'1he ssse0ot suns inc
.wo surplus ss we're eouss ~. esgsn: q no
suddenly dissolved aud vsEishsA eagg shs real sob
soium But shcpeopis Of tnveeantfy VINO had never
the world vas on snc crambny vsryecf sss.cton, and
he hog u-ine<s which vscy src scIarsely IN
rrcs,rnso~s Tue srcee ! ssr 20 have been sublime
and splendid beyoad descriptions. eaA nspiroa admira
tion even nhe breasts VI those ~ho regarded % Inc
portent Of awful superBataraid cvo,cpmsns = Lehca
-.
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.. Tao s~rvices Il Old Triussy.
.,...s", s.s,s,sss /. ~ ,..s.,srsr. c.sn.dr.,
~ D's0a' ~" ....-s.".. - ~ ..'-.-s.-..
ysssrday vss fully N sceordanos WIN ne 'npessasos
:. " grad festival Z .s' l.sasn.on which sasy wsss
designed 20 commsnoase me cnufon - aFs'ssscany
1ocksd with Christmas svsrgrssns, and The s1bdusd
Ma Assh s.sers1 throueb she large ssaiped euS Vim
~s q. - .s-- s-~~--...- - -. $500 .s---..-.
N9vo - cA ne RESERVATIONS " 80 iunsss
1lrsr 9, so,oct ths srand minister ~ crowded u
Wi s.ss-s.~ .s~-,.- s--s~.s- = .A.~. -. nss -
~ ua1sS cepscivs nonofecs - mo- wne 40 osss
bssUhs hhsr sishss " devotion o y curiosity being
Y ~, $50 y esss 80 49, s%Ds s;u on
~. ~ - dons a half pass tsn ocIoek service ens
fvm u vsstry Inso tne ehanoel chaniing the hymn
80 oones "a - fasentu1" velon y uenemIen o. toe
= Ae..es 800 . 49, 49, 49, ~.
- pssssns In ~ ehanssl sAs Rsv. Dr. Barnard aad
- k1ys ~ Ssck. Iee ssryics - ees!oIns.y 49, "
~ ~ $500 snd * istss ~ $3.50
= - ~. - s-ss.e y No. -
- 49, ~ 8sSssos - ~ a 3 norn o.esscisr
s.s Yesx {R2S -; 49, n. 49, ~ 49, \, *
sass.S .1s2 e ~ - .ctn pstSiss ~ -
oSss-S ss1;ss~ - cSsin a hssn.H6 ssS~~r<sss ~ =
~. 49,. Z .sos.~.s' !, - <,sik,ss. -
.sr.sS 49,. sks& ~ ~ 49, 80 -. :, al
~. .rxs, 49, S,~cs,c. ~ pvcss-c, ii
~ s-ss.,"s - f,,n,ss 80 ~ s,,Ssrrs q
ssS...sssS - ~A'~' 80 s>'''''s's -"
- 49, ~. - - -s-~~a A. NJ n v,-..-
49, sAs pgl.ls sad pr:.shsa sos.cniDs "a
~ ~ ssi rs = "a W Gar y = es
- vhich :hs Is . ii - psspss fss iSis az q
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rhs ciiixsns Of Brooklyn seemed 20 enter into the
oslsbsssen q Chrissmss yesterday with greater ssst
shan usual and The spirit q jcyoususss wAs Observable
sosg the ID and young IN every quarter % the CITY.
Small hearts grew large. purs strings were icosensd
have suffered from want gave place 70 sunny smiles
The merry laughter Of tho lisls ones, whcss hearts
were overnowIng with delight. rang out from every
household, and thousands Of Iillo tongues Hxpsd.
- soon y their bright &c: ws,s opensd =
done 10 promote tho. happiness Of tho children
II IL estimated that double the quantity OF toys sere
sold on Christmas Eve in Brooklyn than over we're
od bfos. :, ne ~ o n'asy TIE oss v msss
Tho street i0okod - y he had IN reality assumed TOE
position and calling or s'Santa Csus The Christmas
sifts we're numerous, - nearly every person, old and
Ths sabbath schools and many Of the churches about
the city we're tastefny decorxsed with egerGrecns ON
Tu~s6ay and admired ~ the children - they gathered
around the Chrssmas trees YESTERDAY enc csvea snss
from their teachers Tho children CONNECTED with tho
Mlsson schools were not forgotten, judging from sne
numerous little parcels they carried when they cme,xsd
Mission schools II Bfookiyn and evcFv scholar cyn
uected thereWIth mad pre- ent yesterday
Tera wefs Christmas services yesterday ~ me schocl
ccnnsctsd with The YORK street sns Mna. street 700
CARTON avenue add Meihodist chutches IN tho
city, ana each Or these Wa largely auens~f.
T1e d.isusches
Ths churches cf eli denominations we're veil .!
tended ysssrisy. ana services appropriate 20 she festival
W>rs hcld. fhs roman Cathucs sni EpisceraIiso'
wss. - zsssl generally spsakins. moro aamesass IA
CONTINUED ON ErsHrH PAGE,
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co"siMs,a b b:xE rs si sTEkhs corau BAIsAM
known be the and cectua remedy. Andis wta'a
tho reach Of ALL
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Wtlkie Collins, New Novel.
In this number or HAirER'S WEEKLY il commenced
sTHE h0UNSTOHEv serial NOVEL by wglkis Col
ns. shthor or 'Armadhlc." "fhe Nonan White" ~
Name" 40. profusely Illustrated,
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n ,ss nunSss q nHTfEks krxrY |. commenced
s'TliE MODNSTONE,"a new Serial Novel w wlkie Cob
author of sdaio. ~ 1.-The Woman tnMAe "ss
Nam0,v Sc, profuseIy illustrated fwl@rsH
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In this number Of HAkFEiS's WEEKLY IL commance
-TE1E MOUNSr0NE."a serial Novel, ny NiiAic Gel
iins author OF "Armadae." sfhe Woman IN whc.' IN
Name &C, profusely illustrated.
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Wilkes Collins, New Novel.
In II number % HARP WEEKLY is commenced
.rfIE MOOhHrONEv Serial Novel by wake Col
Inns, author OF "ArmAdsle,' "Ths Woman NAte.n No
Nlfnc," 70 profusoly nlust atef ia
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Radical Extraordinarily Gocd Egccts Are
permanent not only restores me color q the ha' wv
one using Mrs. s. A. ALIENS IMPROVED inew Eiyel
HAIR RESTQRER DRESSING Tin 0no bottlc1. Livery
druggist sells II. Price 81
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WtIkto Collins, New Novel.
In this number OF HARPER'S WEEKLY n commenced
THE MOONSTONE"A new Serial Novel " Wlkie I9
ns author "Armadalc.r THE Woman In White." NO
Nanc,r &C., profusciy Illustrated 500
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n ihis pum6er ~ ,HARfEk'5 wKggLY L son,In.nces
"Tnk uOONoTONEua Serial Novel BY Wtkss Cob
llns author 81 "Afmanne" The Woanna IN WAITE" Ne
Name" H.. profussiy liustrsied.
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w ~. ss Ss!:1' q ss commences
sTHB MOONHfONB,v serial Novel BY waIka Col
Inns, author Of "Amadac." "Ihc Woman In whne,' mo
Name" Ao, pr0fnssly LlustratoL
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In iis aumbsr OF HAMPERS wEEgLy 10 commsnccd
TIRE MOUNBTONE,"a Serial Novel BY NiiAe COL
lns, author OF "Armadaer Tho Woman "a White, mo
Name,n &C., profuseiy ustrAted.
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II XII NUMBER ~ yfxRTgss WfrxLy j. enc,d
sTiIE M0OXsrONE" . senai Novel b. wiikic Ooh
lins author OF .Armadale" s'Ths Woman IA White. 40
Name TO-, profuseiy illustrated.
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~ Lhis nmnhgs % HARP Ks wHEkLfr = commences
fs1HE MOONXTONE"a hew serial novel ny Nhke Col
iins author q Armadaic" -fhe onaan Va Whlte No
Mama 40, prolusely Ilnslrsted
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suits the people. ~ they say.
firing along the wrsk the hsnr
The hopeless sick his no offence =
Csiarrli, consumption all lbr same,
it's free TO all; uscssSmnson >c,fsr
Il CAN ut i7n square. forx; ~ Nyrte
Brooklyn IS Winter street. RvstOn CORNER rae aud FIT
eeea cnclnuat OF cdsx and invcNi Dain removed
early will has~to wait your
rrn = crowd 4 csastsnty present iross A. ~ u =
huAdsed times fasAer than eA
leaves, stain, IL harmless thai could
DRINK quart without injury.
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WIIkae Collins New Noyci.
In ills Number % HARPER's WEEKLY 70 commences
ssTHB MOONS rONk." hew Serial Novel by Wilkie I'd
lima suthor 81 "ArmsdAle" Tho womsn IN White, ~
Name.r Ac. prcfnseiy Illustrated ~
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An E.tshl!shsa Remedy 80 Brswn's Brcns
remedy Coughs Colds bronchitis Hoarsencss and other
troubles OF the Throat and Lungs Their good reputation
10 be the Obtain only "Browps bronchAi Troches
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,,A.;-.,EniycrsaI y, Expssitlsss, r..ris, 1857 !.
the rt grand geld medal Tor Aneftca Grand square and
urrgnt Pnss SE ts a1nn%u s sdHos e sss las
Of merit all othcr American exhibitors and
than four hundred pianos cntersd Tor competition ~
nearly all the most celebrated nnuuiactnrcrs OF Europe
Warerooms Nos los and Ill East Foartsensh stree Nav
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im rss's number 81 RxRrEGs wEEKLy !. eommsnocd
ssIfiE xOOSSrONE," Serial Novel by NIkis Cod.
Tina author " "Armadaie. Tho Woman In wa.o" mo
kame,r &C., profusoiy illustrated
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s.. s s.s s% rsb sns . asc" 81 Hov ir
Sold ~ druggists everywhere. 4ef
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WiIhfe Collins, New Novel.
In this number % HARPEfi's WEEKLY ia commenced
sIfiE MDONSfUNE,"a Serial Novel by wilkie Coi-
tins, author Armsdale' rbe Woman In White uNo
Narno.' &c, profussy illustrated
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or money refunded Dr. FILTERS treat Vegetable Ithsu
matte Kennedy txken nwardy. Referenccs ~ 7T cures
Principal depot 7Ol Broadway. Positively
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vySvLsc CegJys~s New Novel, 800 o.
In MA nufn 5rr % HAi.rEEs wEEkIy,is cammenced
- n MOON STONr,''n Ssrfni Nbsrf ~ WHO
ina IN hnr o. "Arnsdale -Ths Woman m wh.e.' eNo
Name &C.. profusely illustrated
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u ;ns n.ssss u hAEfEss WEEKLY i cormceec6
ns, anihDr or The Woman N whe,v mo
Name" Ac, profnseiy illustrated.
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Wiihi~ CeIua~, New Nevrs.
In ibis nusnosr ef HARpER'S WEEKLY - cansaonesd
TtIE WORCESTERSHIRE hcw Serial Vowel 10y Wiiks Col
Inns. xsshor " ~ArtasaAie~ sJhc woman N Whte" Ss
NaEae." de-. rrofusAy iln<trxtso.
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wftkI~ Collins, New Novel,
III ihs number Of IARPEks WEEKLY IL commenced
ssTtIE MUONNTONENa Serial Novel by wliSic COL
ms author u sArmsdsLr ''rhs wsn~n m White" 80
Name 40. prot assy Illustrated.
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Nt 2Gs KeEG8M8s 1898
Tho asremones al this church yesterday were of an
unusually imposing character and long before the hour
announced for the commencement OF the last high
tho spacious gallery ana noor were densey
crowded Neshing GOULD ssurpAss the chasts. simple.
yet tasteful aad elegant which adorned the
cdincc tho pious work OF which was judiciousy
entrusted and carefully executed BY tho ladies Of the
Altar Society, excsiIent institutions devised BY the
cahoIic Church for the benefit o. Is children Cer-
highly crodlabls % tneir taste and skill High mass
began haf.paM O'Clock, officiating clergy
dsscOu the ssv. Mr. FisnnsiIy. sub-deacon, aud the
Rev y noyce. pastoF' master q ceremonis s
Rov. Mr. Hogan logan do,ivsrsG 10 - eloquent scr.
mon, In which he dwelc impresevely upon
e q s NJ y
which collection made By which munincent con-
trbuiicn that deserving charity Was resilzcd The
reflected much credit on tho conductor, Mr. j. A. Ma
grash. who presided the Haydn's beautiful
throu with great effect Tho following arstes took
part in the cholr.-Madsmc alderman, soprano;
Msrino. bssso. The proceedings tsrminassd shortly
after one o'clock. M W. s.s rss asn ss .es * \
st. Jeseph's Rouan Csshssic Church.
The SERVICES q this church conducted precisely
according the prsarAnged ordor published in
scrday Mornings HxsAIp. The sermon, bs The Row. Dr.
0Leary, was an ah.s and sloqusst exposition Of the
manifold ME OF the saviour divided under the several
heads rtrss, the life OF The wora second, the birth
Of Jesus ths difficulty Of The mystery Of the incarna
,ion); third the mystic life Of Jesus in the Church
fourth, the sacramentsl iife OF Jesus and nth tho
sloriHed life Of Jesus Having with much clearness
elaborated those. several points DE- 0Leary
conciaded as follows by the Word and TO
the likeness OF tho Word No wsrs breasted !:
the Word assumed nature. and by q
surveillance taught how to think, 10 act and TO lye
Tho ncaruass Word !csus leads mystic life n the
Church a. q spiritual ruler fountains Of grace ana
as an oraoo Of truth. Jesus leads sncrnmental fe In
the affairs Of the church mako nesh and bone
with HIMSELF 70 make living members here In His
mystic body, which 10 Ito Church, 70 make us co-par-
cipators OF the divinity and heirs OF the everlasting
mansions II HIS Fathers house. jesus rose in the
Identity and integrity Of tins bodvn interruption, In
specialization in nconceivablo activity aud iH glory
and immortality that might follow In his footsteps
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WIrkfc Collins. New Novcl.
IN ihis nufnNer III nAhPE'Ris WEEKLY ~ commenced
sTtlE MoUNST0nE T.. Setfxl Novel " Slke t4ul-
1Ins author aAfmsdaic. THE Woman nxhc.~ 'sa
Name" 90. profusey Illustrated.
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n CrIstndorc's Hair Dye The Rect Ever Man:
uactured. Wholesale and retail Aso appsoa. q No
Agto House. t4.Nt 4NNA1t FNNfF
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Beschclor's Hair pye.-The Rest IN the
world only Dye: harmless reliable instantano
I ous Factory 81 Barclay street. s4Nx
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wsss, Tesrce, srA tDrna we~ssI IIst!.-Isse
nnxsly kye aud Hair Nfenx w Ttqrs ~ bAltuhtS
u "a ~ Boal s.gsei
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CsnssitatIsn Winter u u .!Ccrtaip: Care for
Diabetes and all Diseases Of tho ktdncys Depot 70 C0
street New York. +.
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wNhsc Cosiiw~, Now tsevel.
In tisa npnlPr of hAhFH H'S WEEKLY - cninmorerd
sfItE NouS Nlusb.na Serial Nvvos by wiike Cod
,sos rufhnr NJ .srmadais," Tile Woman Waite "s0
x~no,n A., profasesy hfcstrxtnt
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RETIRED Az iSssssiossi = sss az vss shs q =
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~ nsy ylasssat .msry chr'stmas srsssng 49,
: The mass vhIch wls oslsbrated By the Rsv. Father
Ir,sscs ssssisd ~ deacon and subdsaosa, begun
meyer preschs4 sssuoe appropriate % ths isssis
ca1on sfssr tns reading " the gaspsl Or ~ ~.
as M - We musical part Of the services were con-
eerned nothing could have bsen desirable IL The
posed ~ - 1nemss) sang, although visitor % The
church oaaeet bue b painfully suok vfh the tact chat
either the church loo small Tor the organ the organ
too large for the church The following are the artstss
q the church 0nAusss Mr. Dsohanes soprano, MIS-
Wells cortralso. Mis- Gomisn sonors. Sisnor Errani
-. Francis xavisrss ChurcA.
The services IN this sdinos oommsnced long before
daylight when low masses were celebrated u the base,
ment chsps whore model q the stable scsne Of Beth
Iehem exposed TO vsw at the right Of the altar.
solemn high sad II half past ton O'Clock In the
church. which vas crowded with people, The altar in this
part Of the building psousoy decorated with nrbu-
Gus and imitation 10vers and brilliantly lighted
fne chasubls and dAmaacs a the Officiating priests were
en- sa heavy gold bullion ass.S uss s 70
Raw. Joseph Loyxauce, = j.. the deacon Rev. Joseph
Weter and the sub-deaCon Rev. Mr. Renaud, assisted
by twelve acolytoA The music was Moxart's twelfth
mass under direction q tbs orsanist Er. Max Bpun
mixed orchsswa at eight pieces uud0r Mr. Rictxei.
Mrs paulch sang soprano and MIRA Holxhaas alto. The
tenor and bass were rendered BY Mr. Lapsenbach ana
Mr. TRACER respectively. Too oaertory wan Lambn
ssnGng abe solo. tho only In NE mass This sermon
was pronounced by the Rev Islore Daubress, 3. u,
ans wax or course, ur0n tho simple and impressive
story of the Nativity. feature OF the occasion was
upon sne altar between lighted candies This services
OF high mass were nos until one o'clock
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This ccssysst prettisst snasgoH little church in the
cisy ~ss crowded v spIson yesterday morning during
the services which were - verY imposing character
The assf wns one vass mound Of natural aowers. and
aswsss psvf sms % crushed roses perssdsd u every
pas& About ~ gssss work q the saiieriss ssd shs
axs6 sltAr sdorsnsns svsrsens wore eas~issd 10 bs
wcus srsIs1n mnnusr esvsug = ~ church ssh sma
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

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