New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

the messenger bow were not so often called into
fequisiton, but the purchasers roomy basket re-
ceived the packages from the def ngersof the clerk
large portion of the sidewalks was occupied oy the
wares of the vender whose cries were loud and con-
nna ana whose eager inhds QUO no, os tDe was
the scene in this thoroughfare more animated, nor
withstandnc the storm and seldom has there been
exhibited general willingness and ability 10
spend money in celebration of the great Christian
holiday
Daring every evening this week the west side of
Eiqhth-ave. from Twenty-thirdst. TO Forty second
ST.. has presented one of the most animated scenes
in the city. The stores have all been brilliantly ~
Illuminated and stocked with holiday goous. III
many places additional stands and counters having
been built near the entrances. IL has been ainose
impossible to walk az other IMAM snis paoo, i5 he
dense has been the throng OF purchasers Oh 'he
Odcwalk.
SERVICES IN TIE CHURCHES
As usual there have been great preparations In
Tho churches for the observance OF Christmas.
Many of them have been decorated more deliberately
than for many years, and special attention has been
given 10 the selection OF the music. The pro-
Cramrnes IN some of the most prominent Protestant
Fpscopal and Roman Catholic churches are given
herewith.
AT Trinity Church the following is the order:
professional, Hymn. 10. 90 come all ye faithful y"
anthem, Gade; "Our harp strike with glad
aeelaimb y: Communion Service III G. Gounod; Offer.
tory Saint Saeus: ARISE now, daugGter OF Zion {;
Recessional, Hymn II, ' Hark! the herald angels
sing" The sery ices will begin at IL o'clock; Inc
organ voluntaTies will be performed by T.. W.
rnnrsch the assistant orranist. and will consist Of
"Tneme with variations' by Thele and Pastoral
Sonata BY Rhinebereer The organist and choir
master is A. Ii. MessIter. a. Meisaban jrr,, will
play the following tunes on Trinity chimes, begin
eRg Ct iOS1 10 G e6 STt tH WAS SG born on
Christmas Dayr 4, Angels from the realms of
glory; 5, Carol Carol, Christians"
At Grace Church the services will be as follows:
The Holy Communion. a. m.-Hymn %. u" Come
hither We faithful" tune "Adeste Fideies" Quicker
hymnall. Reading; Trlsagion IN ID, Greatorex;
hymn 207, tune tucker hymnall 207 No. l, Hodges;
Gloria in Exoelsis, service book, No, 221.-. Morn;
ing prayer II q. m.-Hymn II. Hark the herald
Domino. Cathedral Psalter, No, 124. Bu1rowes;
X, 49, "a lesson, LIKE IL, lis; TIE Deum Lauda-
the listening ear of night" Wills; Kyrie Eleson, in
a. Field; hymn %, 1t came upon the midnight
plear,' Gilbert, offertory anthem Isaiah Lii, Z. 8,
At the Church of the Holy Trinity the programme
announced is as follows: Christmas Carol A. X.
Parsons: VeniUe Exultemus Domino anthem), Dud-
lev Buck Gloria Patrla anthem j. MoIsenthai;
70 Deum Laudamus, Bencdiotns Festival service,
Scfa b I0 Mczart :' Ch9smss Anthem pre- an
them in c, J. II. Cornell; 20 Lord, Will praise
Thee" ISAIAH xii, 1, 2, 8, and o. A. H. Parsons,
At ST. Thomas's Church. preceding both services,
A. T. Toulmin will ring the traditional changes and
with Christmas hymns and carols morning prayer
and Holy Communion at IL o'clock. Process.
sona Hymn y, HaIk! the herald angels sing"
nictus Kyrie Eeison Gloria TIbl. Sanctus and Gloria
10 Excelsis, George w. Warren Introit, Hymn 20,
m fbe rean Of elory Warren sermon by the
rector; ascription. "Sng, o Heavens" Jackson
ohertory the Christmas hymn tCantiqqc dc Noel
Adoph Adamj hymn 2O6, Handel; occasional
Nativity Hymn, Gounod.
In the Church of the Heavenly Rest the services
6a S Tsaf
ao, IS, Gloras; Tie Degm in J. h. Dykes Bene-
dictus in fiat, Sage lntroit, Hymn, MendessohD.
llr ARM
Arnold Anthem. " Send out Thy light" Charles
Gounod; Gloria after sermon. Gregorian, Charles
l,onnOd OffertOry " Thou aIt worthy, Lord"
Gilbert; sanctus, Trisaolon Canidge; Communion
Hymn, Yer. 2O3. Arlington Gloria in Excesis
Nunc Dlmittis, DE- Arnold. Inc CHOIR IS Composed
Of about thirty and boys. DR.. Charles :. Fischer
IT, is organist and chormaster. and Bernard j. lie
The services at St Patricks Cathedral will be as
follows: Grand high mass at a. nj. Mass by
choir; q Ofertory, "Adeste Fdeles" NoyelO.
Grand high mass at 1880 a. MI. Prelude by
Bach, orchestra Kyre, Gloria and CIedo from Mass
in A major, by KaewOda nanctus, Beuedlctus and
"Adeste Fideles." Noyello Postlude, March Atha-
la." Mendelssohn. Vespers at p. nj DlXit,
Corin; 2. Magnifcat, Mlllard 3. Alma Noyel9;
4 o Salntar1s RosslnI; 8. Tantum Ergo BagiOli.
Soprauo. Miss Martinez alto. Miss Martin; tenor,
Mr. Weeks bass. Mr.. Stenbrch, and chorus; Will
At ST. Stephen's Church mass will be celebrated
at 4:30 o'clock, at which the music Will be GRECO
ran. sung by the boy choir. AT the mass at II
Third Mass This service will begin with the over
tnre Rosamunde.' by Schubert followed BY,
% Pastorale" by A. S. Sullivan. The mass Sole
nellie" by A. Thomas and the 20 Jesu dulcis" of Gou
nod at the ofertory will be sung by the full choir
At the end of mass q Marche by Gonn0d viii be
performed The soprano will he Miss 7. j. Lathrop;
alto Miss A. Munier; baritone, Mr.. L. f. Oudin
and Professor W. Z. MulligaD, organist assisted by
ZION 80 of Mr. George M,zka In the evening at 1880
O'Clock. solemn vespers will be sung at winch me
,,t,cHf ba he
At St. Patrek's Old Cathedral there will he
Solemn High Mass al a. IN, at which the choir
will assist Solemn High Mass at / a. NJ. when
the following programme will be rendered Organ
fIdees"; "Lauda anina mea," HauptmaDn Sane
tbs Benedictus and AgnOs Del, GounOd; Postiude,
Haydn. j. X. Magrath is the orgauiSt and musical
At ~. Francis Xavier's Church the following
order will be observed of the morning service al
1880 a. m: March during the procession by kIet-
no 81 haydn Graduate, Aria, Bach OHertOry, !
Adeste DR.. William Berge Sortie, Overture, Ros;
T Tespers Hymn PASTORS Dr. William Bergs, with
soprano and alto solos and chorus and bells accom-
paDirnent :" Alma, Donlzett, sung by C. Bergstien
lagnifcat No. l. DR. Berge, grand chorus and solos,
Ave rerum, Gounod; Tantum Ergo. Dr.. Berge |
three bass voices. DE- William berge IS the organ
ist He win be assisted by a double string quartet
from Theodore Thon,as's orchestra.
CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR IMMIGRANTS.
The twenty destitute families, consisting OF
1923 men, women and children, which are being
sheltered temporarily by the Commissioners OF Eml |
grafton until employment can be found for them |
will be provided with breakfast and dinner OF
meats fowls fruit, candies. aud other delicacies
and with clothing. etc, at Castle Garden and the
German Immigrant Mission House, to-day.
woman who does not wish her name mentioned, has
sent an order TO the Immigrant Mission 20 furnish
dinners for $50 of the immigrants who are deseIS-
4no aitug for elnpiOymGnt, the
destitute immigrants. quantity OF clothing pre-. |
sented 20 the Commissioners by " Our Young Folks
Department of the The TRIBUNE VII. be distributed
TO the children of the destitute families. The |
rotunda of Castle Garden mas been decorated with