Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-07
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clearly and fa:.y asssr.a,uvu. -. 1880 ,.
IN. he prssched from Luke "a. 30. Sub
jcc;, "Christ's appearances to his disci-
plea." The sermon was very Interesting
and instructive. It was feplets with
gospel truth, the kind Of preaching that
Ia going to save tho world. There was .
iair congregation during the day, and
thi, new church under God is hopeful Of
. bright future.
THE SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
was very tastefully dressed around the
pulpit with flowers. Tho pastor de-
llvtred an excellent sermon at 10 .. IN.
Theme: "rhs crucified and risen Savior. "
The Sunday school went through with
Its xercises. commencing at 7.30 p. M,
much to the credit Of the superintendent
aud teachers. The pastor gave short
but very appropriate address. The su-
gave . verbal report
showed how the school had ire- ami
nftesn yesrs from three -rsssed IL
BOO. scholars 10 over
tn -.srintsndent, Mr.. Winston. va,
-. nrst superintendent the school had
and among the other workers who were
ID tne organization and present were
hssers. ]. w. Jackson and J, Domsp.
and they stlll continue to labor In The
school. Great credit 10 duo the musical
director, Mr.. Pinkot. for the rapid prot.
rcss they have made In that department,
Truly, everything seemed to Indicate
Christ had risen The choir, under the
leadership of Professor Tilden and Miss
N. N. Elias, rendered very appropriate
selections for the occasion.
AT ST. PArRicK's.
There was large attendance md
Father Bradford ofliclsiej all day. Tho
services were solemn md impressive.
The muaical programme In tho morning
was: l.. Havdsn's Mass in G. III.
''LAudasion," Lambollottc. ILL.,, 'sstrikc
the Symbols." Crosy Bcuor Boriili,
u nephew oi Ada'ina Patti, with whom
he VIII travel next sea.on, gave to the
eholr and il ambitious
leader, N. J.. Conway, his gratefully ap.
gramms: L., "Magni6cat," by Mozsrt.
~, negeina Cn'i." III, Salutaris.
w., 'Tantum Ergo" Sjloist soprano
'" 4'asss ASi1s " W tDnt hUl
not took angelic flights last
evening III, choir meyer did better.
They sang In excellent time. Mrs. Ssyior
aud Miss Conway Ia, each soloist alto.
Edward Sewer 10 tenor soloist Frank
Borrcll 10 basso eolcist.
AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
R9y. George N. Hickman, pastor,
In the morning on the .nesur-
roclion OF Christ" Eyeuing on tho
louisville Cyclone" A pieec entitled
"rhe Beautiful Gate' was sung by the
choir as appropriate to this topic. The
Easter program was: 1. "Glorla," from
Farmers first mass. IT, Easter carol,
"Tae True Easter" by T.. o. Excell. Ill.
Easter anthem. by w. \. SuIds. John
NJ. Dernhardt Is organist and choristcr.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. A. N. Ke,gwin preachel morning
and evening. Mover was there greater
throng of people at this church. The
singius was excellent. All the Easter
requirements were fully executed.
EASTER NOTES.
At Trinity, Rev. H. Ashton Henry
preached on Christ Ia Risen"
At O.d Swed,s there was . Sunday
school festival, In which Bishop Coleman
addressed the children. Carols, Light Ia
Breaking;" 1--WE Como with Garlands. /"
Church Of the Redesmer-Mlss Lizzie
Patton organist and Harry L. johnson
cornetist "Gloria Patri," "Let the
Merry Church Bells Ring Z, "Shout the
News to livery Nation" Rev. ]. simp-
ton Tfotter delivered an address.
81. Johns: VIM. J. Fisher chorister.
Hyatps full orchestra of eleven piecee,
In harmony with the choir, rendered de-
lightful music. Tho extraordinary ad-
vantage OF Introducing orchestral ac-
demonstrated clearly. With tho organ
joining In it was grand, enhancing aud
sublime. Rev. I. Gardiner Liitell, rec.
tor, Cfficia.cd.
At st. Andrews Rev. Charles Z.
Murray, rector, preached. There was u
delightful service Of cong egation and
Sunday school In the evening.
At st. Peters Right Rev. Bishop Cur.
Tie preached ena 6i the rnlst enlightened.
elevatins and independent sermons ever
heard In Wilmington. His hearers ap.
plauded its liberal spirit.
AT Central the music, with Prof. Full
mer organist, was of the highest order.
Rev, William T swartz preached from
II. Timothy, flo: "Our Saviour,
Jesus Christ, hath abolished death, and
hath brought lie and Immortality &c
light through the gospel" A special
collection for Presbyterisl missionary
and Gilbert church.
j. X. King, secretary Y. NJ. G. A.,
assisted the choir at the Unitarian
Church. They were also assisted by q
quar- .ette from Grace. Rev. WIN. H
johnson delivered an Easter address.
Ruv. W. A. sadtler preached at St.
stspnen's. Rev. Paul Ischenschmid al
the German Lutheran.
Rev. Philip u. Cabcll preached at tha
New Jerusalem Church.
Rev, g. W. Ray nre ,ched ut Delawarc
Avsaso .PaGtisT Church, Tue Staging
wus excel enl.
Rev. G. A. Guenther preached At th'
German Baptist church.
Rev. Adam 6tengle preached to large
congregations at Union NJ. Il. Church,
Easter was emphasized In every way.
Rev. VIM. l.. White preached tls
first sermon OF his new appointment at
Cook man. There was . goolly atten-
dance. His theme was, "a Man oI
Grisf," Elsa. b3: O. His new field oi
missionary labor 10 . large one.
Rev. J. Hudson Rlddick is the new
pastor OF Ezion; C. H. View 10 chorister;
Mrs Emma Visw, organist; Wilber E.
Harris, cornet!st; w. 4. Wilson Is also
orgsuist.
At Bethel A. NJ. e. Church Rev. j.
B. Stausbury preached. The sunday
school gave au Interesting servlcs In the
afternoon.
Rev. b. T. ,Ruley preached on the
"Rssurrection," at Union 4. M. Il.
Church Jamea r. Porter IA mn s,cal Il l.