The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-10
GOTHAM'S CELEBRATION.
THE WHOLE CITY GAY WITH
FLAGS AND BUNTING.


the Principal Streets-special Serv-
ices Held in Most of the Churches.
Baron Feva Presides at the Cele-
bration Held by the Italian Colony.
NEW York, Oct. "A special service
was held in most of the churches to-day.
The choirs in some Of the churches were
assisted by orchestras, and elaborate musical
programmes we're given. The pulpits and
altars were adorned with flowers. All OF
the discourses were prepared with special
consideration for children, so that the
youngest attendant could appreciate the
importance Of the services The following
churches were among those that held special
services
St. Patrick's cathedral. Archbishop Cor
rigan presided, assisted by Father M. j..
Lavelle, Rev. J. B. DAILY, j. H. McMahon,
P. DAILY, T. F. Murphy, q. 7. Newey and
W. o. B. Darow. The musical programme
was elaborate.
St. Georges Episcopal church, 2O9 East
Sixteenth street, Rev. W. s. Rainsford.
Subject: Columbus Life"
West Thirty-third Street Baptist church,
Rev. E. S. Holloway. Subject: "CoIum-
Dus, Lu6 w OE4Ob DouoAdCkOly db ~
O'Clock p. m.
West End Presbyterian church, No. 202
West One Hundred and Fifth street, Rev.
John Balloon Shaw, pastor. Subject:
american History as an illustration Of
Providence"
Grace church. No. sO2 Broadway. Rev.
DR.. huntington, pastor.
ST. Bridget's church, No. 119 Avenue B,
Rev. P. F. McSweeney, pastor, "Provi-
dantial Mission of Columhua
Dewitt Memorial church, No. 280 Riving-
ton street, Rev. W. T. Elsing preached on
Columbus.
st. Paups Episcopal church, Broadway
and Vesey streets, Rev. Robert Morris
Kemp, pastor.
avenue Rev. P. w Tandy, pastor.
Washington Square Methodist Episcopal
church, Fourth near Sixth avenue, Rev. c.
Millard, pastor. Subjects 1.-THE Santa
Maria and the Mayfower"
Calvary Presbyterian church, One Hun
dred ana Sixteenth street, between Fifth
and Lenox avenues, Rev. James Chambers,
d. D., pastor Subject: "Finding Coun-
try" Columbian praise service.
Church Of the Holy Communion, Rev.
Henry D. Krott, pastor.
Woodstock Presbyte terian church, Rev
Abbott L. K. Waite, pastor.
Adams Memorial Presbyterian church.
No. 2l3 East Third street, Rev. Jesse F.
Forbes, pastor.
Collegiate Reformed church. No. 1926
Third avenue, Rev. J. Elmendorf. pastor.
Morsvian church, No. 535 East Sixth
street, Rev. W. Il. Rice, pastor.
st. Francis Xavier's church, No. 90 West
Sixteenth street, Rev. W. 0. B. Pardow
rector
st. stanislsus' church, No. 81 Stanton
street, Rev. Francis x. A. French.
RrOck church IPraahvtariapA Efhh
and Thrty-seventh street, Rev. Henry Van
Dyke, pastor. Subject: Finding God.n
THE ITALIAN CELEBRATION.
In the evening the Italian colony, under
the auspices of Minister Baron Fava, began
its Columbian celebration at the Lenox
lycaum with a concert and discourse bv Dr.
Luigi Revers1 on Columbus.
In the afternoon many people visited the
italian transport Garigisna, which brought
over the Columbus monument. All day
long there was dense crowd on Fifth avea
nue., Broadway and other important streets.
The decorations were viewed to-day For
the hrst time in some weeks the sounds of
hammer and saw were not heard The
decorations of public and private buildings
are ali completed. Flags and banners are
streaming from every pole along the line of
march Of the four big professions. A
very popular feature Of the celebration is
TO go to the top of some high building and
enjoy birds eye view, which shows long
line of colors stretching from the Battery to
Central park and from river 10 river with
flags waving from the house tops on all
sides. The trellis arch at Twenty-second
street, the Manhattan Club build
ing and the residence of ex-
Secretary Whitney, were visited by
thousand to-day. Along Fifth avenue
from Madison square to Thirty-fourth
street there are series Of standards, 100 in
number, from which depand pointed gon-
talon and Venetian flags bearing the arms
of Ferdinand, Isabella, Columbus and 9TH
ers. The standards are surmounted by gilt
eagles snd decorated at their base by civic
shields. Broadway is now a kaleidoscope OF
changing colOrs.
PROGRAMME OF THE WEEK.
Tomorrow the secular part of the cele-
bration will be opened with a school and
college parade with over 10000 in line.
Tuesday noon great naval parade will
be given and the Catholic societies will
march IN the evening.
Wednesday will be an old time Fourth OF
July with cannon-and fireworks The mill
tary parade is set for 10 o'clock, the dedica.
uon OF the Columbus monument will take
place IN the afternoon. and a spectacular
pageant will be viewed in the evening.
thursday evening grand banquet will be
given.
ARRIVAL OF THE GATE CITY GUARDS.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Oct. 9.-The Gate
Glty Guards of Atlanta, Ca, arrived il
Jersey City at o'clock this afternoon tc
attend the celebration in New York this
week. Companies A and d. of the Fourth
regiment of New Jersey received them al
Ihe station and escorted them to their armory
On Newark avenue. w. K. Bymeburg wal
az az the station as the representative OF Gen.
M4cMahone and invited the Guards 60 New
YORK. The Guards partook of dinner pro-
Elued by the Fourth regiment companies
ami then crossed the river to avail them
serves OF the quarters provided for them q
the Gedney house.