New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07


Anglican Chants: Magnfcat and Nunc Dimtti es III
f, +. T. sonthwick Anthem, Dr. 5. $ Wesley o"er-
waited for the Lord. He inclined unto me-
lie heard my complaint.
O blest are they that hope and trust III
The Lory.-Psalms A. l, 4. 1900 ,.,.
Recessional hymn 30, Morgan 1724179o; Postludc'
The members Of the choir were Mrs. Ella pfali solo
soprano Miss sophie l.. Maurcr. SOLO contralto r. ".
Arnold Miss Muiherin Iiss Whitehead, Mr. Wood
Mr.. Robin. Mrs. VI. f. Reading, soprano: Miss nele
bradley, bass Mrs. sondheim Miss Vlau. Miss Mac
cabe. Mr.. Honey. Mr.. Haddcn; organlst ana emqit
I. Irving laddcn. A., ,
Today would naturally take place The J., regn dIs
This is explained by the following omcai statement
in "Thc Parish Record a.. -. oo,,o,
TO consolidate with ST. stephens Church, we are Legally
prevented from holding an election %en MINI tI
neither Of the parties the agreement OF conservation
has right to ca4 an or }eEP' cc Authority f we re-
fran from announcing the regular animal c.. .t
The statutes provide that the VeSrn tE fo33wne
agreement OF CONSERVATION HUNS "'''''
Easter .,~
AMONG THE ROMAN CATHOLICS.
The observance of Easter sunday in all of the Roman
Catholic churches in the city Where special services
were held was marked by the presence OF large con
orecations at the several masses. In st. PatHcKS
and each hour thereafter until IL o'clock, whch
nontiGcal mass was offered up by Bishop Conroy OF
Curium in the presence of congregation that hiic"
the biz building and overlooked 70 tlc doors ~ WE
mas a large number of Proestants were present 10
wines The elaborate ceremony and hear the speolil
musical programme that was SUM iho spt =, ' ,1"
which tie drapng of the crucilNcS nan sNcn 70 uc c
altars during Lent had disappeared ana the sanctuary
was handsomely decorated win piollsVl Oh no"ctS
pca,ance Of the high altar. The sermon was prcacneI
col rs
The direction of Professor W. T. Iceier' aSsis'eu W
IN ST Theresas Church. OF which the Rev. Michael
G O,Farreu is pastor, there were some handsome
floral and other decorations while the main ,,, an@'
High mass was offered up BY Father NFarrell assisted
h the Rey Francis r Moore and az 1a " Rev f o@
F. Cusack as master of ceremonies Inc Rev VIII
lam Iealy, missionary pres, 81 1e Ensrrrr
lion" At vespers in this church. which were sung
by Father Moore the Rev. Denis Mahoncy preached
on spiritual Resurrection" ,
In st. stephens Church, IN East Twenty -eishth,t. c
six masses were celehra,edh ne n nc,ork hy
Father Cotton. the pastor was larger lG'h al as %.
The Others The aar decorations wess C waa ne
one. The sermon was preached by the h9V. r1ir r
A. Halpin. vice president of st. Johns College foN
Special services attended by large congregations,
We're also hea IN it, ,hc rrch Of s. Francis Xavic
in West sixtccnthst.: in 81 Agnes, where the mgh
and in the church of the Paulist Fathers. Fifty ninth
st. and Nnth.avc.
SERVICES IN OTHER CHURCHES.
The Cornell Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church.
in seventy sixthst held its twcnty-hrst anniversary
services YESTERDAY The anniversary occurring on
Easter sunday special effort had been made 10 render
If a memorable incident in the history Of the church
The services were largely attended, both morning anu
evening. At the morning service The Rev. Horace
W. Byrnes. the pastor presented financial statement
for the current year, showing gratifying results Inc
r,t.:f. .f,.l.f, ftspl
secretary of the Church Extension society," preacher
on The text The Lamb shall overcome them lie
briefly reviewed the growth of the CHRISTIAN huI'm
The advance Of Meh0dsm and the origin ana deNcl'p
ucnt Of ms particular church. with which hc d h''
closely connected in recent years Al : p ~ "a
exercises were participated in by the sunday 80 n""
Colgate and the Rev Joseph Baird delivered III,
The Rev Dr. O. j. Cowles. pastor Of the DE huD
Ivcnme Chnrch Krooklvn. preached at the cNcnlns
service. Easter music was sung by 'h'' VI "''
At the Calvary Baptist Church In west Vest LILY hl,S
sevcnth-st, the customary Easter SeTVl,e, ~ "n
The Rev DR.. Il. Macarthur preached !" laI-t .o.
-rcgations both morning and evening IN 'a''.a' '
programme comprising selections OF sacred mus, an
afternoon at 4 O'Clock a bspsInal service was h'ia'
forty people being immersed In tne mpf"'ns' r
ont any formal ceremony, two bc.nali"l n ~ ,Ic
windows in the gallery at the western eha 81 u,o
church were unyced iey n, were t 10 better
advantage in the production o. 1i, ,. hn .un
specially beautiful erect Is produced wnga ,o Suh VA
rays, passing through the wlhdo"S Oh t n ,,incd
Of the church and falling upon thcse rl'hy s,1,mo
windows directly opposite bring OH u'rn suur ,
colors in the most delicate harmony 10 , b'~ D,'
this result has been for some time the studied chnt
Of the designer with the active co operation "i Ut
Macarthur the pastor. The Two H'ih"idi Winuo"9
have been placed side by side. one ], In remembrance
Of Josephine. wife Of Alfred Taylor lawyer 81 it,
city. The Angel Of the Airdn'lalvh j. I'Pi'r''',n''
rs coming 10 the Virgin - Announce the hliih OF
Christ and j. depicted walking upon rolling clouds WIN
wins lust apparent through "A Ichi blue shy
Yesterday was the anniversary Of Mr. IdNlor' death
The other window dedicated To The glory - cod
and in honor of ~ainied parents by a grateful $685.,
II represents Moses coming down from Mount SINAI
with the law tables In his hands, the table beng 80
adjusted As 10 present five commandments - View.
rho fr-t four are illccihc. but the ifih D. - lis
dcciphcrcd. II reads. Honor thv father ana iii
MOTHER The remaining i've '"ilhdI.i'.h'' "l'
supuo~cd 10 be contained another tablet which
j, suggested rather than apparent This "ind'" },
dedicated 10 f,r memory Of two former W"i'e; Nl
calvary UaptiSt Church. BY devoted son, who OBJ
iocts 10 having hi, name made public II is
enough 10 say that u" j, prominent u"Thrr
~. I'd ln4-ln Ill -l-n llnh i-lr M.