The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR OBJ
sERVANCES or EASTER.


Protestant churches elaborate programmes
of music. as published sunday were sung
and sermons suitable 90 the occasion were
delivered. and tho communion was ceie-
hrated. AZ nieht 81 plurs, All Saints
Grace and Moore Memorial churches were
crowded. Rev. tir. Stewart. pastor on l"'
Fourth Presbyterian church. preachea an
Faster sermon in the morning. ana admin
i-iefed the communion. The congregation
was one of the largest ever in that chuicn'
The services at the Buad-sircei Aeiho-
dist Church were attended hf large con- ie-
cations both morning and night ana iu1
singing hy the quaretic. composed Ni MISS
-kcitOn. Mrs Slower. Nr. Puiney ANA DIT
Miles was beautiful.
There wa. "a biz crowd at iio lale Or
uhau Asylum. where SIR. Robert D. itich-
ards0n OHiciatod boo place OF Rev. ID. t1ir.
and the boys. assisted hy Mrs. Olii- Mfs'
William t. Trlhem. and the Misse, ira-
bern. rendered "a beautiful Easter proc
grammc.
MITE BOXES.
Some little time ago. Bishop Whit'ie, Of
The Episcopal Church. requested me chil-
dren Oi the diocese lO make lenien ohef-
ing for tAe support Of eYangelisiic Mofk.
Lleni thousand mite u'At7 were "i7ti ''i'. ~
and the children n'-au Ht once :" ui"p i"
their pennies. The ltchh'Nd N'Ne7 WEI
opened Yesterday and iho contents amount
cd iO about $1,000. III tne boxes oAleiic OBJ
Richmond average anything iiae as well n-
those that were opened yesterday, several
thousand dollars viii Doe realized.
THE TABEnNAcLE.
,rt. cr,..-.tro.f psrff.f Church unonlc
usaI choir now tnmrorarr tabernacle. cor
r.r Grsra and Pine streets. for the first
2 me- sunday. There were three services
.,.,..l..,--...h-.'i ~ D..l A N preaching Sor-
Woo IA N O'clock and "a dedication service
l., Cha .ftornoor ~ 4 o'ai..f and earh Of
H., 80 ,tto,,,il,i i.,. ..rraqi crowd The
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...i.i.,... f.i. ..1 r..rIr ..ert
y. .,.' .''il,. .i' .+.i..i. service The
y, pr, ....i .,,tl. ..nrr ffrnfr.d 90 sumo
IT,. H. ,.,.,,.i..,..,.' -t.rdirr. Tta ACCOM-
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,i,,, p.r 3D.. U.f.nar rraacbcd
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.' .i..-,...l and mann. iafl who
D'''i' W., .'.. ,r,tii, s.9inr or hearinr M.
f,nee Ta.rx.rci.o. l..an about 4 O'Clock
with singing aud prayer. Hon. II. a.
Euts0n. oil tle second Baptist Church, pre-
Ided. and Opened the meeting with par
tiullrly happy address. boo which Doe spoke
of Gr4co-.rratf BAPTIST Church as tine child
of tine old Second Church. Res. pr. Hatcher
Then made u Introductory address. iu
which De alluded % the structure whose
dedication they celebrated a- a temporary
fabernacle. which would le occupied pend
Ind, fhn erection ..f their church. for from
Six f0 twelve months.
The BAPTIST preachers ri Richmond were
then called n turn. Rev. Mr.. lluis0n, the
oldest in point of service. was the first tu
respond. and Rev. Ur. Frost. the Youngest
in point of service. the second. After these
came Rev. Messr-. Pitt and tlOpt0n ANA Rev..
Dr. Goodwin. all of whom are engaged in
church building. Rev. Drs. Cooper and
Laudrum followed. ile latter speaking cas-
the pastor 0i the mother Of Grace Street
Ranfi,t church. Rev 1Ir. Wharton. who
had entered while the exercises were going
Yu. closed the addresses. which lasted over
one hour and a-haif the entire exercises o.-
.upYing nearly two hours.
MIR. J.. H.. Jenkins played the organ ara
Mr. iiadd0n $. Watkins led tAe singing,
which was spirited and inspiring.
vr.rn,,ffy rfrrrrD.
~ IT'D. It-ti"i ii' ."'
ton Of Monumental 1nuicl te-l.i""! '"e
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george ~ ,,nti' '.- To- hl'' 'n'
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u. '7 V',,' ',.' e-.. IN Fi.f'
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Keith Ta,lor. &. Bos.ieux. John j.. Mayer
john A. Curtis. D.. J.. Brown. g.. A. -auu-
dDr- j IL. Rome. d.. l.. gurrie. d. $. Macon.
D. lnr.r Minor and a.. q. Howard. senior
ATar.i.n l,m.s n, Shields. Junior War
dam /. p...i.r,. p..,.f.r d. ~ Taviof.
and 1'r.,.ff-a, I.bn D. Nn,or. U.l.taf..
IN The Conr.il. T.. 4. sander. and q. Un--
.ietiv. irornafa- a. l.. Currie and j. H..
,iaver
rbr,.f Church re.frr. s. l. Allen. Robert
Fri1r q. a.. paurbf1Hn. AY. a.. Bentley.
.rbo,,a. poinIa,fer a. Thicker. d. ll.
IN ROGERS ". p. Constable.
n j NrD.uvau n n Martin and j. d.
n., -rh.,e.frt o.iu or0anila fo-morro,,
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