Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
candles placed on and around it, making q
scene Of bewlldering beauty.
EXcEIIRNr MrSIC

Iingua ChOrahtcr. Each member Of the
choir did the very best service. The choruscs
wer" grand and powerful. The SOLOS Is,
Misses l.. Hickey. NJ. Sloid, A. Nolte.
{. Gardcwin. A. Fischer. A. Nonderlehr.
and J. McEvoy rendered their respective
parts in fine style and deserve great praise
II was the finest music sung III st. Mary's
church since Faster. At the solemn yes
pcrs at o'clock Sunday night the music
was equally grand.
Yesterday there was low mass NJ 7
o'clocb 4. NJ. and exposition Of the blessed
sacrament at : O'Clock. High mass was
celebrated and in the evening at 5 o'clock
yespers ana benediction.
To- day tuesday, thcprogramme will be
the samo as yesterday. AT \ O'Clock to-
night sol cmn vcspcrs will be held with n
procession and close of the forty hour de
votion. Tho choir will again render fine
church music. All services were well NJ.
tended.
News of tile Catholics.
Rev. Father Viernev preached at the
Cathedral SUNDAY morning to a large co n
cregation The music wss especially
beautiful and the services most inter
C>tng.
hisnop Van de NyveT is at Norfolk on n
bret solourn. He Is expected TO return
the latter part of this week.
4, the Sacred Heart church on Sunday
morning Rev. Father O'keilly oific,ated
and delivered a timely and interesting
discourse. which was listened 10 bv one Of
the largest audiences that has filled that
sacred cditcc this season.
HE regular services were held at the
other churches throughout the city
Orihodo, Triends-Haif-N ear's Meeting.
The scml-annual meeting Of tho Ortho-
III 4
began IL sessions IN this city on Saturday
held Its business meeting yesterday aud
most of the representatives. left for their
homes hy the late trains. Tho business
was very satisfactorily transacted. The
reports from the various subordinate meet
lnCs showed the Society to toe III graft
iyluE condition. This was the subject of
Remark by many Of the members present.
ON Sunday there were two wcll-attended
meetings Tor religious worship. At these
meetings Or. Richard II. Thomas, of Balti-
more. and Mr.. samuel K. Neavo. of Mar.
land. both ministers In the Society. were the
principal speakers. and their remarks were
PLAIN, practical presentations Of tcnets as
AtiO by this denomination.
Last night Dr. Thomas had conference
with the members OF the Society living in
tins city. at which matters concerning the
church here and It's wants and needs were
discussed.
Ihr Christian Churches.
All # the pastors of the Christian
churches occupied their puipits Sunday
III .Thln-.
Al the oeVent1-Street cAnrch the con
a, 49," 1'v0',u Ny'ynfl '"A. ~ ',;iY
ional Convention OF CHRISTIAN Churches.
which meets at Aue-hanv City, Pa. on
the 10th. There are generally some fifteen
bundled delegates III tn body, and II IS
cxpl-t,i tnat II VIII convene III Rich
munl next year.
: series OF revival meetings Will com
henre al ne MaishalNsrcet churcn to-
liz. Jaw wa " '''''' ~ ''''' ~ NV - a.
Ammo. .t,. >Jeth,ais..
e,.-,,i...s o.. t1,,o,,l,s ,,r,,.o
owl NIL g., l,,r'b1s vii
o. i-.'"' wa, 80 d. Wv
80 '', 80 'D' /. -. "'9N. ~ 'Lv 10Y
-ci se' ~ 'Cc'N .o"9 ere received SUI
"Sy - IL, IosO-' I'll 'ic previous week :
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ht'' lI. nop,'' OF we lst bnp'l-i'
h!ieu II IUpoI PuIyi' al re bfotu-
T.I'ys -hv."ot.s' V-ti 81 NuHGY HlE"t'
~. u''r received seven INTO 'He chulcH
III tHv I 4, ,r. e..
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acc'7S'',; : ID. "1i .nc NJ - ~. ! T.
"a a, 'Clo- s,r.o, clr,cb sunday pi,h,
Al Jay tIIv' 'uuIcN Ti"N"S HlgH1
i'e'' MI ALVIN utIlNel'u INC s'c"nu Vi
Ms aetlrs ol sermons !" youuE men. ills
meme "H9 -. \ "SA'I IHInt'' H"ilcl-
tue over NlcAeN N9h. IN lns morn
'As 'ni'' were receive" lH'o TIE 'Nui0H'
fresnytcrian
Thara vver. no sueclal services in the
pr..rv,arion churches Sunday and the
re,,uler na.tors rrasch.d
TIo s.rv,oe. - tho Thurcn Of the Cove
Il, 80 30 Ia y. -
-. lo-,elv Intended.
Dr. hoEr'- houHS Hr".
IL response % call from Dr. Hoge last
Sunday morning large number 81 the
young men 90 the congregation renamed
alter services Tor the purpose oil reoiE"h-
lz,nS tntT OIuTch Hyc''lN. .,.......
Mr. James LYONS, Jr'' caiIcu me A,c''hS
% order ana gave an Outline OK iH' anus Oh
the -ocle'N. Inc l"llo"lhS Olu,eIs "eie
elected Tor tue ehSulnS year; E's"r ~
pres dent Arthur W. Lee scfrc'efy' Us
car N"-Aeiolu, 'Ien, 91'i' nul,D'i vi. ol
ne" names "c4' ~! v'''N' on" - "'' az
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lar l',. 7 T-. -, tr,I.r,nra-rooIn of t5.
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