Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-29
TO-MORROW'S CEREMONIES.
INTERESTING EVENT IN SACRAMENTO
RELIGIOUS CIRCLES.
Dedication Ceremonies of the New and
Beautiful CathedraI-The Sermon
by Rev. Father Bouchard.

The new and beautiful Cathedral of the
Blessed Sacrament, in this city. will be
dedicated tomorrow with imposing cere-
monies. There will be mass in the tenn
porary church at 5, $50, 6, $50, Z, 7:3o, s
and 8 o'clock in the morning. In the new
Cathedral the dedication services will com
mence at 10 A. NJ , after which there will be
Ponhtical high mass. The Cele5rant will
be Right Rev. Bishop Manague; Deacon,
Father Grace; sub. Deacon, Father Hanpts;
Assistant Priest, Very Rev. Father Lynch !:
Master OF Ceremonies. Father Hynes of
Woodland. The sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Father Bouchard, the eloquent
priest who preached the sermon on the oc-
casion of the laying of the corner stone
two years ago.
The Young Mems Institute. lot only Of
this city, bat also from Marysville and Ne
yada City, viii attend in body. The Ital.
ian military company, headed by the Ar
tliiery Band, Will march in procession and
nre salute OF gurs at the Gloria and at
the Elevation. !"
In the evening, at O'clock, there will be
PoHthcal v6Spers, when the beautiful
dome Will be illuminated. Monday morn
ing there will be five masses, one at each
of tie beautiful affairs.
There vii! be present at to-morrow's
ceremonies the Superior of the Jesuit Or
der Very Reverend Father SASHA, and
tour others of that Order, n representa-
non from the DOmin:Cans, and beside tht Sc
already mentioned. the Very Reverend
Father Dalton, Revs. Tanham, Coleman.
Eormey, Quinn, Kennedy, Seaman, Nc
Sweeney, McNatly and King, from various
parts o. the State
THE MUSIC.
The music will be a special feature
Bishop Manogue has wisely secured the
services of w. IL, kinross as Choir Master
and Musical Director Rehearsals have
been going on for some time past, and The
choir will number about thirty voices, in
Guiding many of our best yocalisis At
the morning service Farmers Mass in B
flat will be rendered in its entirety, and for
the O1iertory an Ave Maria for soprano
and tenor solos, with chorus composed
expressly for this OCCASION and dedicated 20
the Bishop by Mr.. Kinross.
The yeSper service for be evening is an
exceedingly pretty one, by Generalh, and
the Otertory Will be 30 Saiutaris Hoslia
an arrangement of Holden's bass solo
Resurrection
The s0lOists at both servises viii be: Mrs
Coppersmith and Mrs. Kinross, sopranos:
Misses Pullman, Sheehan Scsuiker, altos;
Messrs. R. COIN and H. Blair, tenors, and
Mr.. Genshlea and Mr., Kinross, bass.
The following ladies and gentlemen will
constitute the choir on this occasion, and II
Is confidently expected hat the music will
exceed in grandeur and beauty anything
ever heard on the Pacific coast:
Sopranos-Mrs. Coppersmith, Mrs Kin
ross, Miss kaibel, Aiss Day, Miss HsrIi-
gan, Miss Phipps. Miss Desmond
AltOs-Miss SLeehan, Miss Pullman,
Miss Piatt Mrs. Renfro, Miss Scaniker,
Miss Nesmith.
Tenors-H. Blair, R. Cohn, J. Cook. J.
Desmond, C. O. Morse, W Grove, ". r
Beard, II. Bodefeldt, J. CARROLL
Basses-J. Genshlea, H. Croc&er, Y. S.
McClatehy, W. f Osborn, N. Hsgeman,
W. f. Loydal, K. Dunster.
Orzauist, Mrs. Brand; Musical Director,
W, II. Kiuross--
ANOTHER RICH GIFF.
There has arrived at the cathedral su.
perb oil painting, seven feet by five in size,
the gift Of David Lubin. Il is entitled,
" The Archangel ST. Michael Crushing
Satan, and is . copy Of the great painting
that adorns the Church of the Capuchius
in Rome. It IS s peculiarly appropriate