New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

iull orchestr. and organ will sing Gounod " Messe
T viii Be- The Srosr ne nssn DsS Pacn Masn
icats Lejeal salve Regina" Bassni. and Iaht t
Ergo Duianc National airs will be played after
| the morning service ,.-, ,,.oo.or ~ =,
Francis Xavier's Church in West sxteenth-st, has
prepared this music: Third Mass lDe I Ie
tionnod oiicrory, Memberships "DomuS is nc,rd
| bruno oscar Klein the organst. will play preinae
ly Trcscobald and for the postua" HaGqa mon of
fly men and boys. Father DOonai. oil hoSton' WEI
At st. Tcrcsas Church. Rutgers and Henry sts,
high mass will be celebrated by The Very hev iI''','
| l.. Walsh The sermon Will be by me I'GV. ~. -:
secy who will take as his subject TOD t m,scoi no
gramme. At ST. Brlgds Churh NO. ~ Venue
at ii a. m. the subject Of his sermon VII r be- ncms
Provdental Mission Of Columbus he "Ie Df" NE
All The Episcopal churches viii hold pSclal masl ,Ga
subject OF their sermons. DR.. A. H. Messl,er' ,e
orcanst Of Trinity Church, has prepared nne pro-
Al this service Tie professional will be sound the
Loud Tmbrel." J. r. schachners Israel l,
he parts of Frederick H. Governs song of victo'y:
Schubert's Mass in viii be sung and the recess i La
O'Clock Cobbs Magnificent and Nunc DInittis ne en-,
tire song Of victory by Gwen anH bd osDs ant
ScT Fvs Pre- relde in D." Mrke and Fanrac and md
| MaIrh In d." Deshayes, and The Star Spansird
| Dannc, +" with variations by Dudley BUCK; pr NY
Nevctt Steele. first assistant minister VIII preach
sermon on the dscovetes OF Columbus sc Church Is
at the Episcopal Convention in Ialtimors' ms as as,
sstant the Rcy George H. BotOmE WILL oS ihe
i@St no Man Iveth into Himself and he viii deol
with the character, ETC. Of oo nynr ,bc MAIN en-
trance and other flags decorate the tower ana '"e III
er TSor %. will viii be- brilliant Columbian service at ST.
| Tbomass Church with special re Deiinl, althcmS
and new National LYNN composed for the r Tg.
| casion bv George william Warren, The orsaniNt. I've
| mn"Ir vim bc sung by "A quartet and large chorrs.
brown the rector Is sxpcced to p pTcGGn c 5
mon appropriate TO the celebration. hl'arm h' h
| Warren the organst Of ST. Bartholomew tnuicn naS
prepared excelen, music for sunday pr Thcrr viii S
be special services at st. Georges Church ana me
Dr. R,n, Ss s YIN r Rr'9Se e r ON Columbus Lie
The Rev. DR.. David James BuTreii the pS ,or OF
uirt st win take Columbus as The srlcc' Of his
sermon at the morning service pr iahcl' ' m,, d
ganlst VIII conduct the m+c Int t hey Wo Vi nenc
factor' at the West Thlryhird street Baptist onrGn
Service st in The srirh Prcsbycran church in rn
ave. the Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke the pastor VIII
The Rev John i. Shaw, al tn" morning service III
the West End PRESBYTERIAN Church Ani,eraai ,, mv
| can History as an Illustration Of Providence. In
the evening his subject viii be The Lesson OF I py
| Four Hundred Years. In the Madison Avenue iT's-
byterian Church. -Four Hundred Years Of Amc'ic9n
Tospr viii he the H. o. the Rgy C cham5r
viii npcSc ON trca, Discoveries" at the Calvary Pres
byeiian Church onchundred Ian pd, + E.lng
Of the De Witt Memorial Church, No $50 ki'ng'oh s.,
viii preach on 1.-THE WcndSidni NGyaee I Dr.
Madison square Presbyterian Church.
There will be special Columbian services IN the
LenOx Avenue Union Church. The chuioh VIII be
decorated with the National color, In ths morning
| the Rev. DR.. j. Willard Phlputt Will preacE. III
the evening there will be special music ny inc MAJ"
quartet There will also be- short 'cechss , as io
lows: Character OF Columbus by Robert duncan
| Elder: What Has the Discovery Of America Done FOR
the World Along Industrial Lines By Percy D:
Adams What has America Contributed 10 RyllIl1i'
by II. A. Groesbock; a Brief View Of What Has Re
suited TO law ana Governmcnt since the Discovery by
The Columbian cccbration Will be hell in the Second
CGcgate Reformed G9uT S Tcy Wn hn
llarsha will preach on the theme The Development
Vi At At the Fist Reformed Church. Harlem ,pccai
musical progrnmm" viii b. gwen al BON sefVirr'.
approPra,c to the Coman eGa eaIlrscd chorus
OF hfty voices, under the direction Of John I" WI
a%s orsan o Of i the cS MS TIE M3 G
| Festival TIE Dcrm in F. fat. and Tie anthem GOD
The Rev ]. :. Ramsay, Of the Harlem rrcsbyterian
Church, will preach his morning on The DIVING
Dosn IN Ss D le6aSn " viii be- Ged in The Church
be apprSpriatl% dcccratcd and National hymn, vii;
be sung 4 'pecal sermon, app olriato to The
casi9n, yin BE- Meac'Sd, ..u, ,,.a., t.. g.. c,,.
tcnary Methodist Episcopal church at 1880 a. on
How Much Of Saint Was Christopher Colnuhn, p
The church will be estoon'd and pa'roi'cly dccora'ci
sing patriotic hymns. There will also be- solos. VI.
C0klen's subject for the evening scrvice VIII BE- CO.
| hnbus and The Reflected Glory Of His Discovery"
Special services will be held at ne Ch,rr, u -.
Caharine Of Genoa OnchundI cd and hiticthst. near
today TIE Chnrch VIII be G"c'Ta l
will be celebrated. special programme Of music ha'
been arranged by Professor Fisher the oreaut. Auong
the sol0ists Will bc Miss NJ Gallagher. Soprano MI
Z. Howe, alto: Miss NJ. Mclaughlin, conirllto; Henry
j. Howe and John NJ. Dardis, tcnors and Mcss7- DuX
To-day promises TO be Of unusual interest at -.
| Ana's Church. Onchlndrcd and for,ieth-st H. IN
evennS r service approPrae rd to te GoCnn c
Of Mis- Lucia Levy Miss Ida /. CogScsha. Henry VI.
quartet composed Of Miss Aida Pcndleon. Mrs. Thomas
Lester. W. NJ. Neuro,h and william stevens The
| musical selections viii include I}arrett's BOnum Est
| in F. Bcncdic Anima Mta, double chant in L; Gloria
Patr in c. from Mozsr'. Patriotic hymns win be
| sung at the oncrtory by the full choir. The organ
postiude will be the Priests March," by Mcndcsohr.
will be observed in Grace Church. West Farms. witt
appropriate exercise IN the morning The rector the
which will be on Columbus ana Ills Achievements
The regular services Will be interpreted IN the even
| the direction OF Miss Nellie Brlbham, The orsanst.
have prepared an excellent programme o. church
music. The church will be decorated with plants
and bunting.
-, special services will be held in tie presbylgan
Church lI Civ, West Farm, Tie Rcy, e. Pam Nalcry
will dwell upon the difficulties Columbus encountered
| ~ his search OF discovery. The church choir, under
Mrs. Calan. have arranged programme Of music.
services to commemorate the discovery OF America
will he held In -. IhOmaS's Ron Catholic Chur.
| West Farms; Solemn high mass AZ 1880 H. M. will
be celobrIcd by the IcN. Father ItiGncY
Of Our Lady OF Mercy. FOihnm, cclCb-an ass sicl
by the Rev. DR.. d. J. Mcmahon. deacon, and the Rev.
y. VI. Pelllcnx. sub-dracOn. In thr evening al 80
p IN. concerted vcspcrs will be held The sermon al
| The morning service will be Oh "t olumbus the Nivi.
gator' and that Of The evenins, "Conmhns the Chi
! tian." Every arrangement has ben made 10 make
! the musical programme one Of extraordinary merit.
| Tie regular church choir win be assisted by several
singers nndcr the direction Of Mcssrs Iicrnanson,
Mocnhaucr and DoOlcy. Mis-, r. Mcpharlan will play
the o'g1n.
| Trinity congregational Church. fremont will observe
today with patriotic services. both morning ana
evening. There will bc special music. in the
morning.. the pastor. The Rev. W. s. Unori. Will take
| for his subject. God Hand In Columbian History
| IN the evening there Will be- Columbian music including
hymn written for this special occasion. The prom