New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-18

and organ. with violin obhsaio. y lh.dt'oh hi"
Sanctus hy Beethoven were also gwen NuhuuaN-
school festival was held III tie atrru""n, NJ VIII
the Sundays hool Choir GIVE especial anu ii,'
tet with solos. chorus. harp aud organ. -,
There was a lrec ATTENDANCE at The Ahlholi,
Memorial Church in the morning ne "' H' ~"
The Rev. r. IIcbcr Newton rlr"ohc "a, usual, Inc
music was elaborate. anf VA s,,ne NV cn S3s
lena Little j. H. Niscp and NacrrWc COKE. =,
The Faster services at -. BarihoIun'" s, IN MAI
;scn-oye were attended by UoVc oi vnr' iiptr''
An hour before the beginning "i the services NJ,
church was filed 10 II, tIn",t C.plrH Nv ~
o'clock every foot OF stadine-r"W ~ ne ISIS "u
in the yestihulc taken. FeN-hn'HrTS Nh" "i
rived late were unable to maze th'ii WAY ,hi"'E"
the crowd which had cole l'd ~ 'l.r rom ::.'
W.rv nco,le re,air,d Tor over half au hour tr\ !hR
TO get look al the decor.tIons"i IN ditarb'
ny, itr a, 4 IN. sracc around il were lit
.rojly fIlcd with forest of CLOSES. anchors, hlH
and other devices composed 81 various h""'!N
white matchmaking. \ crown "l l"''i''S ''
c.ilas was suspended over the altar, and The chd'c
was hid from view by a bank "i r"~,,> n' 'ui'iN;
The ,msiraI programme Included HE Hod q"
Abraha'n.n by Costa; thc anthem. ~, Chri-t
the three L% eijar rs hi Sy Nc-c'G Wicn and
Warren re peun, by nuck q }uHrlnic
lasting by John Siaincr: Gloria Tihi.' 6y Jack
son; the hymn. "Mhy seek NnF by :. w, W &rIIIIh
There is fountain, ~ T"'"'G I ' wars rrIr
hrafcd after the norinr >er ic. tlc '"ir ~ e!i'
Councils "Sanctus," S'iliivanN J'-i> NihIG' -
today
Admission Yesterday morning 10 ih" Church "i -
Mary The Virgin was by ticket. The altar was COW
cred with red and White I"wcIS ana tlNnnH \l'N
and Oh each side and IN from "l me 'N W'it
iaryc-Ieayed plants. Tho high celebration nrgan at
IO:46 Father Brown the cclchrani W ASST
by thu Rev. Mr.. Noyes and th" krv' M 'aIr img
Instrumental music, in addition IL tH' organ vas
furnished by piano aud an utcIs ia ""t w
direction Of George b. Prentice TN, "'Sr ch"r "I
mns;c After an overture by the or. >la organ
and piano the priests and chorist"r~ ic" lay Young
men hearing lighted candles. came IN, whlc the
nroccssonal hynn "Allcluia! Risen Lord" was
sing. The Kyrie Eeison. Crc,o, SanctHs' H,iicdic-
tus Agnus Del and Gora IN EXcci>l, Mr' an Lio.,
Mozart's Twelfth Mass. The oiirri'r[ vas r.Wclcu
by q soprano soloiSt and the chorus ch"lr. ErEe
congregation in ATTENDANCE. N,
Al the Easter service i'll 81. AIMS thuIcl. hIHok-
,vn Heights the rector the Rev DR.. Noah Hunt
Schenck was the recipient OF a handsome suipll'e'
new set of cushions for the chanel, ana an en-
hroiiered cover for the communion table. Inc AT,
tendance at the service was large. and the mnScai
programme elaborate. lr Sehenek was assisted i'll
IN THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
The Roman Catholic churches were much changed
in sppearance Yesterday from hat they were last
week. When the ceebrant intoned the Gloria in
Excelsis Dec at the on Holy saturday II was
the signal for q change from the somlre col"rs oil
the Lcnten season to the brighter hueS OF Easter
The purple coverings on the windows statues, affairs
and Other ornaments were removed; ho"cr> ana
lights were placed on the affairs; the priests threw
aside their coOrs of mourning and appeared III white
yestments the altar-boys jinglcd bells, and the
ORGANS pealed forth Joyous melodies for the first time
since Holy Thursday The festivities begun on Holy
Saturday were continued with greater poinp and
grandeur Yesterday The affairs were decorated with
choic, flowers and profuson of lights. and special
musical programmes were arranged for me occasion.
Great crowds gathered at all the churches when the
last mass celebrated.
At lo.:,O A. H. when the mass hogan in the Cathe-
dral in Fifth-ave.. every seat was occupied AMI The
aisles were crowded from the door Ia the sanctuary
The vesibule at the end of the church was iiic Z"
snsocation. and many persons compelled to
leave the church because there was not even >tahd-
ing room inside The altar not DECORATED ex-
cent by a few wax candles, which were placed on
each side Of the tabernacle. handsome paSchal
candle was on the Gospel side of the sanctuary.
Cardinal McCloskey was the cclebraut OF the mass
and over his scarlet robes be wore rich white vest
ments Vicar General Quinn. in a white cope, sat
at the side of the Cardinal. The dra"ns 81 h"h"r
were Fathers McQuirk and Donovan. AMI they were
dressed in white vestmcntS aud >ai on ,h Sidr Ti
the Cardinals throne. The Rev Char'rS M'Iriiln
and the Rev John Waters Were rr>p'' uvck deacon
and sub-dcacon of The MISS. The Rev W: ). Nc,
Tyoy was dressed in white ycstmcnts an carried
fhe Cardinals archicpiS"opal cross. III" R"v. lr.
Mcdonnell aud Father Farley. thu Cardinals S'cre,,
tary were the masters oi ceremonies NJ Tie pN' Opal
side Of the sanctuary Archbishop C@riisan was
seated dressed in purple robes. AMI ut his side was
the Rev John J. Gallagher. Besides the clcreyucn
there were numerous ac0lytes dressed ~ mie ana
rcd cassocks Some of them carried torches and
tber cted "a train mitrr croscr and hook bearers.
At the end of the Gospel the Rcv. ah'r - ''1rnan
Of the Church Of the rn%, '' Th s Ic rr %
gramme was Of the principal features OF INC ser
vice. The regular choir was supplemented ny
fulI orchestra The leaders of the choir were Nj -
Marine and Miss Starr Il. sopranos; MIS- Martin
and Miss Nutler. altos Messrs Week and Vi)0ni"I,
tenors aud Messrs. StHniuch and :, l'"nnrI phN'o''
William +. Pecher is organi,t and director
The Easter services nj St. stephens Roman
Catholic Church. in Last Twenty -eiglth-s', al,
tractcd a congregation that hlIed every i""i 1i
space within the building. The sanctuary; which
was brilliantly illuminated. vas dcchel VII "hite
flowers and fcsioons OF green hung ulon th' IRE
dos At IL o'clock the orchestra composed "i
members of the Philharmonic Society rem
S SeFsd as Father Te'"M clynn ''S ahS paD'or
md several assistant priest, entered from door at
The left and proceeded 10 the sanctuary celebrate
high mass. The hynn. "Nd Agnun, bv bet
hoyen was sung by the grand Choir, 70, lowed by
the chant. TO which responses we've made by achoir
If bows A brief sermon was delivered 10y Father
Mc(lynn in which lac referred 10 The season "i Lem
iust closed and the meaning of the celebration OF
Easter The - eSSe SOcncc,' by Gounod, was
rendered bv the choir. orchestra harp and organ.
After an interval followed tn" oncrt"rN, "trit'as
Arinus.n by Rossini the postlnd vas t he Mar'he
Of Corteeeh by GOuuod. There was as" Sp cal
service AT vesJeIs last evening. " hen the c"inui"h
was administered. The prelude was - ia :, from
Volckmann. The Other pieces rendered wcIr Psalms
from Goupod an anthem from Foeppel hymn ny
quartet go Salutaris" Costa, and lauilIn rro'
from (;ouuod The pOstudc was from Ncycrhcrr
AT ST. AIMS Church, in East Tw,liih-st. a.. Sr,
vices comprised the celebration of low mass at and
Soclock solemn high mass at II o'clock, and vrS-
pers at o'clock. At the II O'Clock service me
church was crowded. The affairs were pruiuNely
decorated with flowers. Before the figure OF Mary
lay a star of cameas and roses; a-o large louPu1'
Of roses with fcstOOns of sinllaN depend,
ing Before the figure of Christ we're r'd
floral emblem of the Sacred Heart star OF roses,
and heart Of SCARLET GnU1;eJ JuT b beosts
of roses Japanese lilies. azalcas and AnnunciaiIon