The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-08

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The choir was strengthened by several
flne voices, and the harmonious rendition
OF the musical part of the grand ceremonial
added much to the solemn interest of
the occasion. Tie main and side altars
were tastefully decorated, and the mellow
light OF innumerable tapers blended with
the sweet incense that filled the sanctuary.
At the conclusion of the Mass the Sacred
Host was borne by the reverend clergy in
procession through the Church, the van
guard being composed of number of little
boys and girls, the former bearing lighted
tapers and the latter small baskets of flow
ers, which were scattered in the pathway
OF the brilliant pageant, the choir mean
while pealing forth the most joyous an
thems,
This was one of the most beautiful and
impressive features of the grand ceremo-
nies and the manifestation of profound
reverence by the entire congregation while
the procession passed could not but have
touched the heart of an unbeliever, If there
was one present. Upon the return of the
reverend clergy to the sanctuary the
blessed sacrament was exposed on the main
altar for the alteration of the faithful, and
there it will remain for this holy purpose
for forty hours
Last evening at IN o'clock appropriate
services were held in the same Church, and
a sermon was preached by one of the Rev.
erend Fathers. This morning there were
three masses-at s, IN and 10 oclock-the
latter being q Ponti6cal High Mass, at
which the blessing of the Holy Father, Leo
XIII, was given to the congregation. There
will be interesting services this evening"
and also tomorrow morning and evening"
when the solemn exercises will close.
In concluding this hurried notice, it
may be remarked that, as there is not an
honr of the year in which, in some part Of
the Catholic world, the holy sacrifice of
the Mass is not offered up in Precipitation
for the sins of mankind so there is no in
terval, in the fight of tone in which,
upon some holy altar. the blessed sacra-
ment of the enchantment is not exposed
for the alteration and generation Of the
faithful. What striking and beautiful
illustration. not only of the universatilitv,
but of the deep-rooted faith and devotion,
of grand old Mother Church.
DAYTON. KY.
Real Estate Transfer-Jos. Kleinbach to
John Kieinbach, 33 by ITO feet on Fourth
street, Dayton; $1,000.
Father Hildebrant, late of 81. Francis
Church, Dayton, yesterday assumed charge
of the Catholic Church at Johns Hill. A
very hearty reception was given him by the
congregation.
The reporters are in error as to the grant
made by the Newport Council to the Day.
ton Railroad to lay T rail. That style of
rail is only to be laid from the old oil-mill
east distance of about one hundred yards
All the rail in Newport proper will be fiat
rail. t
BELLEVUE. Kr.
Mr.. Sam Hays will open meat store ad-
joining Genoway's grocery store tomorrow
and fully understands the business he is
about to engage in.
Burglars effected an entrance into the
residence of Mr.. James Sarver, of Berry
avenue. on Saturday night through the
parlor window and succeeded in getting IS
and some change out of Mr.. Sarver's pants
pockets. The pants and a dress of Mrs.
Sarvers were found in the yard yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Collins, State Lecturer of the Sons OF
Temperance of Ohio, lectured last night at
the temperance meeting to the largest ar-
dience ever assembled in Bellevue. Mr..
Collins kept his audience interested for one
hour and fifteen minutes with a lecture
that was a lecture in every sense of the
word. Mr.. Gilchrist of Lane Seminary sang
two very beautiful songs Five siyners took
the pledge.
1t is charged that gross carelessness exists
in the Sheriff's Office in Newport. A
Deputy Sheriff drove up here on Saturday
night and posted bills containing list Of
over hundred Of our people who are de-
linquent in their taxes. We personally
know four persons whose names are on the
list that have paid their County and State
taxes and have receipts to prove It, 1t is
also charged by number Of our people
who are prompt in their payment that they
have visited tile Sheriff s Office to pay their
taxes but have found that Office closed.
Those who have not paid should do so at
once, as the posters say If taxes are not
paid by the fourth Monday in December
the property will be sold.