The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

man who is able to bear the expense. The Sdt~
ters ruu with blood OF the animals, and All shn
time the people keep up shouts and songs.
In France all the churches arc lit mp WitA
wax candles and adorned with flowers a0a
kindred ornaments. The day 10 given mp %
prOmcnading, visiting and 81 Sht-soeln4. 1t
used to be the custom there that every Christ
ian was allowed to give box on the ear
(called an Easter Box 20 every jew he met. NJ
token of contempt. This barDorous CUSTOM
was instituted by Charlemague, but thanks 70
O higher enlightenment it Is now no lonGea
praciced.
Among the Alps the day is ushered in byn
band Of musicians adorned with flowers, who
20 from house to house singing and playing ON
musical Instruments
In Rome at the present time grand pro-
cession takes place, and the Pope is carried in
crimson chair on mems shoulders.
The custom Of making presents OF eRgs2s
said TO have originated In Persia, and 70 bear
alusion to the egg from which the world was
derived, as the old fable has it,
EGGS
play an important part in the obseryane, Of
the day In most sll countries where Easser is
celebrated. In s. otland, for instance, the eggs
after beng boiled hard are cOlored with red
blue and violet dyes, with landscapes and M
scriptions traced upon them, and then given as
presents. An old custom was TO use Them 40
balls people Of every rank participating.
EASTER SERVICES IN THE cry.
Al st. Ludwlg's Church, corner OF Eighth
and W alnut streets, the Resurrection services
will be held at o'clock to- morrow morning.
Rev. A. Schwenninger at 10 O'Clock will csis-
brate Solemn High Mass. "Haydn's First
Mass" and Rev. Leopold will deliver d Sermon
The choir, which is strong one and emDraoss
some fine musical talenr, will assist Among
the most distinguished in the ehoi are: MISS
Arnetz, soprano; Miss Van WO0dragen, aiiOs
Mr. Middend0rf, bass; and Mr. Willekc. ten5r.
VespeTs, by w. LIST. will he sung IN the aftor-
noon. In the evening Rev. Schwenninger VIII
lecture at the Grand Opera-house.
Resurrection services were helt this mora
ing In holy Trinity Church by Rev. j. Z. ALI
brinck.
Tomorrow morning at O'Clock the Knights
Of st. Martin, under command Of Cnp+ai3
Hehemann. will proceed in body and Ia fEn
dress uniform from the schoo-house to tina
church, where they VIII receive their EnSbHf
Communion. Hadyn's Second Mass will ba
sung by tho choir at O'clock and a sermon
delivered during the services bv Rev. j. u. An
brnck DR.. echoenhon will ofnoiate at tho
VeSpefS and Bened1ct1on III the afternoon ~
$3.50 O'Clock.
A sermon on the Resurrection of Christ VIII
| be delivered at II O'Clock tomorrow morning
by Rev. Ii. b. Ridgaway at st. Pau's Al. E.
Church, corner Of Seventh and Smith streets.
Easter Anthems will be sung by the choir tn
der the direction OF Prof. Meese.
At the Easter services In St. Edward's
| Church, GU Clark street, the choir will rcnftcr
Haydns Sixteenth Mass in B Flat. The Sol
| emn High Mass begins at 10 O'clock. There
will be some fine selection rendered for the Of
fertory. Grand Vespers will be held ut L. ID.
| At the Union Baptist (colored) Church, On
Mound street, Easter services will be held ~
II o'c'ock, after which eight persons win bs
baptized BY Elder George W. Williams.
The choi OF Iriaity NJ. Il. Church will rem
| der the following programme ON Easter mora
| ing: Easter Anthem, from mass by Mozars:
soprano Solo, ~ Know That My RedeemeE
| Liveth," from Handeps Messiah; fiozarSS
Ave Verum, "jesus Word OF God lncalnate"
Rev. Augustus, o. s. f., will ofdcsate this
| evening at the Resurrection services at vt.
| Francis Church, corner Of Vine and Liberty
streets. At III A. NJ. tomorrow, Levtaessl
High Mass and preaching by Rev. Ambrose.
LOSE.
| The services at st. Johns Church, corner OF
Bremen and Green streets, will b. held at the
| same hours and similar to those at ST. FrancIsf
| Church.
Services on Easter Eve will be held at IL A. N.
| and p Nj. at st. Paul's Chu ch, on Fourth
street. At the evening prayer meeting ie
| sacrament Of baptism will be Administered 10
adults and infants. Services Sunday tkastsf
| Day., as follows; l. First celebration OF tina
holy communiop at TX A, NJ. 2 Second ceie-
bratior, with morning prayer, at IL A Il
f, s. Choral evonlng prayer at Z. M. Az Asecn-
sion Mission, evening prayer and sunday.
school festival al 81 z. NJ.
Rev, r. b. Morgan, rector of St. Johns Church.
rae. oorGe of Seventh and Plum will hold services
to morrow appropriate TO easter Day. 4.-..
| DR.. Eddy, late from Africa, Will preach In tlan
| evening
''The Lords Resurrection tho Growing
Promise OF Our Immortality" Is the subject II
| the sermon o-morrow at II O'Clock by Rev.
| John Goddard at the Church Of the New Jerz-
salem, corner Of Fourth ami John streets.
Rev. j. Murray Bailey, Of the Universaiiss
Church, Plum street above Fourth, has chosen
for his topic tomorrow morning, "lhs Origin
| of Easter: Did Chrlst Rise from the DeadS
| Shall We Be Raised?' The altar of the Chareh
will be handsomely decorated.
| Easter Communion and Confirmation TO-
morrow at II A. M, at the English Lutheran
tf IN1.,o
will be delivered by President Helwig, ID ~
Special services with music and address, win
take place in behalf of the Sunday School, at
1880 z. NJ.
Miss Anna Norton will sing the beautifsl
aria "Come unto Him." from aaniei's 'sMes-
siali." at the Easter service OF the First Ton
gregational Unitarian Church tomorrow
fore loon.
Miss Lulu Stevens will sing Handers u
know that my Redeemer lveth,, at the second
| Presbyterian Church to- morroW forenoon.
The following Is the programme o! music TO
be rendered in st. JOHNS +. II. Church at ths
Easter morning services to-morrow:
Opening volun ary, 'Angels roll the rocks
| away" Thomas; anthem. Christ, our Pass
over" Lloyd; Gloria in lGxeetsis Mozart; fes-
tival TIE Deum, Dudley Buck; Jubilate Des.
hayan; ofertory, Il know that Ny RedesmeE
ter; Mr.. q. j. Coleman, organist.
At the Cathedral at haif-past 10 O'Clock ia
the morning Beeth0von's Mass in G will he
sung. Archbishop Purcell will oificiate- The
new quartette, composed as follows under tho
management OF Mr.. Adam B. Wilson, will DC
light the congregation with superb v0csu
music: Miss Jennie Sullivan, soprano; AIRS
Adam b. Wilson, conerait0: Frank HHlFne-
kamp, teno'; A. Middentiorf, bass: director.
H. Bruesselbaeh; organist, Lawrence zeiuz-
Services al O'Clock iu the afternoon.
Gospel Song service at the Third Baptist
Church, Pine street, betweea Gest and CaaEks
to-morrow evening" ii. Thane Miller ana W.
l n DOana m