The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-25

ana MI j. w. ualOran, chorus by chOif
QulD and juvenile choir Of the parochial
school.
Second Mass Qow) at "a A. VI.
Last Mass (lIigh Mass at 1Ot A. NJ.
Haydn's, No. :, in G.; solos by Miss Carrie
Caulfeld, Miss Jennie CaulfeId, Mr.. Hal
loran, and Mr.. ID. Booker; ycni Creator,
in j, by ITammel; bass solo, Mr.. ID. Booker
and choir. Sermon. Offertory, Adeste FL
deles solo and chorus by choir and boys
closing (organ) IIalleluiah chorus, Mess
hiah." Handl.
The Juvenile choir above mentioned is
composed OF twenty boys Of the parOchial
school, who have been prepared to sing the
praises OF the Lord on Christmas day by
their teacher, Professor Cook. The church
choir Is composed OF the following ladies
and gentlemen Sopranos, Misses Carrie
NJ. Caulfield, Katie O'Dwyer, and Lucy
Lynch: altos, Misses Jennie VI. Caulfield,
Ellie Disney, Ellie Boyle, and Molle Hop
kins; tenor, Mr.. Caufield; bassos, j. W.
Halloran and Daniel Booker.
Organist, II. +. Caulfield.
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
First high mass at o'clock; ofiiciant.
Rev. Willibald Baumeartner, q. 5. B. The
choir will render MlIard's Mass in d.,
Ofcrtory, "Adeste Fidelis."
Second high mass at l04 O'Clock; ofliciant.
Rev. Benno IIegele, o. ;. b.
Vespers at O'Clock.
Members Of choir Soprano voices, Misses
VI. Grasberger, VI. Forstman, Il. Ross, VI.
IIatke, Lena Hirsh, +. Wittkamp; alto,
Misses G. Wittkamp, Il. Nagelsman, \.
Hulcher, ". Wittkamp, C.. Shepers; tenor,
Messrs. +. and j. Grasberger; baSso, Jo-
seph q. Ross. Organist, William Rasse.
Other Churches.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
The pastor, Rev. J. B. Hawthorne, ID.
D.. will preach at fl A. M.-subject, 4" A
Precious Savior" No service at night.
The musical programme is one OF the best
ever arranged i'm the city, and with the
choir secured for the occasion, promises Il
rich treat to lovers OF fine sacred music.
Programme: Opening yoluntary-Alle-
lula, GiorZa; Hymn 19l-Tme, Rathbun;
Olcrtory--Jubilate from Stabat Mater, Ros-
sini: Hymn 1S3-Tune, Antioch; Christ
mas Anthem" And There Were Shep-
herds" Millard; DoXology, Old Hundred;
Organ Postlude-Glory be to God on High,
Mozart.
Choir: Soprano voices, Madame Caro-
line Richings-Bernard, Miss Jennie Clarke,
Mrs. George j. Hooper, Jr., Miss Jennie
b. Jones, Mrs. Manly b. Ramos; alto,
Miss Julia l.. Fox, Mrs. j. II. knowles,
.Jr.. Mrs. r. G. White; tenor, Mr.. Frank
W. Cunningham. Mr.. Walter A. Watkins,
Mr.. James Z. Wood; bass, Mr.. l.. Alvey
Cardozo, Mr.. Luther II. jenkins, Mr.. Mar
shall T.. Ramos.
Organist and director, Mr.. T. Bennett
Dashiell.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services morning and night.
Choir: Misses Pugh and Harold, Mcssrs.
IIotchkiss. 0tley, and Harris. Organist,
Manly b. Ramos.
Besides the regular hymns the following
will be sung: o BE joyful in the Lord,
Rossi; Gloria in ExcelsIs, Mozart; Oh,
Let Your Mingling Voices, by Holden.
Organ yoluntaries: March OF Priests,
Mendelssohn; March Of Israelltes, Costa.
POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of yesterday:
Francis McCaifcrev and G. VI. Garnet.
charged with being drunk, were fined 81
each.
Benjamin F. Bull and Patrick Murphy.
charged with being drunk and disorderly
in the street, were fined $3.50 each.
J. Il. Bush, charged with being diSor
dery in the Second market during market
hours, was fined S2.
Hawkin McAllister, charged with as
saulting and beating NJ. W. Gayle, was dis
charged.
William Saul, charged with being tramp
and yagrant. was ordered TO leave the city
within twenty-iour hours, being non
resident.
Philip Moss (colored), charged with as
sauting and beating Collin Yates with a
rock. The ease was continued to Thurs
dav next on account Of the inability OF the
wounded man to appear.
Benjamin Scott (cOlored), charged with
trespassing on the premises OF Alley RO-
binson, was discharged.
Richard Brazeal, charged with breaking
and entering in the night-time the store OF
Roberts Il Colin and stealing thereirOm
$3.50 in United States currency, was COM
mitted 10 Jail TO await hearing before the
grand jury.
II. II. Stywald, charged with contempt
OF court, was fined 81.
ELECTION OF OFFlcERs.-At n regular
meeting OF Fraternity Lodge, No. 26j,
Knights OF Honor, the following officers
were elected: James l.. Phippen, past die
tatOr: George 4. Noting, dictator; j. j.
Wngfield, vice-dctator; Henry Spear, as
sistant dictator; ;. Is. Jacobs, reporter;
Robert Harold, financial reporter; John
Laird. treasurer: John j. Gum. chaplain;
William 4. Mosby, guide; John f. W.
Gibson. guardian; A. +. Minor, sentinel;
DR.. j. VI. Payne, medical examiner; Will
liam Gibson. Henry Bodcker, and John +.
Bell. trustees: John Laird, representative
to the Grand Lodge; John +. W. Gibson,
alternate.
COMPANY DIS BALL.-The appropriation
OF the city 10 build the Regimental arm0ry
not being sufficient to finish the interior,
the task of completing the company rooms
falls heavily upon the different companies.
The object Of Company D's ball next
Thursday night is 10 raise money 10 defray
the expense Of fitting up their room. The
Reception Committee, consisting OF Messrs.
JanIs Mcdonald, c. V. Meredith, Samuel
n. Pulliam, James VI. Wise, Frank ID.
Stegar. Edward Cohen, and DR.. j. G..
Cabel, and the Floor Committee, Messrs.
Charles Anderson, 10. Lane stern, Samuel
b. Witt. \. l.. Elicit, Jr., Frank ID. Dun
lon. and Meredith Montague will assist the
officers OF the company in their undertake
in9. 4 number OF well-known ladies will
chaperone the ball. The hall will be deco
rated, and a pleasant time may be antici-
pated by all who attend.
CANE PREsENTATION.-G Yesterday morn
ing Pilkinton's tobacco-iactory was the
scene of very interesting incident, which
served to show the pleasant relations eX-
isting there between employer and en-
pIcyes. The occasion was the presentation
Of a handsome gold-headed cane to Mr..
PiIl,inton by the employe, Of his establish