Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-18
HYArTsvILLE.


HYArrsvrLLx, Nd, April II.
The Easter services at the Pinkney Memoir.
ial Church were very impressive. A large
congregation was present, and the chancel was
decorated with beautiful flowers, including
profusion o. Easter lilies. The choir 10 under
the leadership of Miss Minnie Moran, soprano,
and 10 composed Of Mrs.W. C. Browning and Miss
A. Louise Fuller, sopranos; Mrs. F. A. Holden,
contralto; Messrs. E. A. Fuller and
p. NJ. Leakin. tenors: Mr.. L. +. Holden.
basso, and Miss Nellie Moran, organist The
following selections were rendered: Opening
hymn, l76. All Saints; Christ Our Passover,
Chapple; Gloria Patrias. Chapple; Te Deum,
Dykes; Jubilate Dec, banks; hymn 90. Wor.
gan; Kyrie Eleison, Beethoven; Gloria Tibi,
p Py hymn 1es Victory offertory, Christ is
Sanctus. Wesley; hymn 2O7, Eucharistic;
Gloria in Excelsis. old chant. occasional,
hymn $685. Heimas. Rev. Edward Wall. pastor.
preached an eloquent sermon, taking for his
text, Genesis Xlv:26. Joseph is vet alive and
Is governor over all the Land Of Egypt" II
was given out that the bishops would visit that
church on Sunday, May Is, for confirmation
purposes. The offerings were unusually large
and will be devoted partly to the payment OF
the church's quota OF the assessment annually
levied against the parish, the remaining part
gong into the sinking fund for the payment
Of the churchs debt
large congregation was also present at the
Carroll Memorial Church. Evergrcens and
flowers adorned the altar, Easter lilies pre-
dominating. High mass was celebrated by
Rev. rather Nevins, c. s. p, Marcos mass
No. and Regina Coeli were excellentIy rem
dered by the choir, and an insterestipg and
instructive sermon was delivered by Rev.
Father Russell on the resurrection
Mr.. Eugene A. Fowler while crossing the
trestie bridge this evening over the
Eastern branch on the Baltimore and
10 h.,
came near being run over by freight
train. He did not know it was approaching
unsi. was within few hundred yards Of him
the ,iias ra.nhi.s ms uahger ran raPiaiy across
bridge and stenn,ng of * ,ra.t mat 10 the
train rushed by.
Inc republican primaries for choosing dele
s tn 70 the county convention which meets at
MariDoro tomorrow were held Yesterday
evening IN the several election districts OF this
county; AT meeting which took place at the
faio Alto House in Bladensburg the following
ueieG"tes from this district were elected: +. II.
smith. ). II. Ralston. A. Lancaster. jr., John
hoss and Daniel johnson. This delegation
goes 10 Marlboro pledged to vote for delegates
10 the state convention favorable to sending
Mr.. l.. ID. Wine to Minneapolis.
Albert Sewell, colored. WAS arraigned before
j nstice Hurley in Bladensburg this morning,
charged with hitting his son. Wellington Sew
ell. over the head with saw. He was in
formed by the justice that he had right to
punish hls son In reasonable manner, but not
with Weapons. and was fined $3.50.
Mr. Otto Day caught a number of fine herring
III the Eastern branch today with gill net
-, me committee OF arrangements OF Dents
chapel, A. Nj. L. Church OF Bladensburg, col
ored, consisting OF Mrs. VIM. Beckett. Mrs L.
johnson, Mrs. Elias Kent, Mrs. Henry Smith
ana MRS. turner. gave an annual supper at
that chapel last Friday evening for the benefit
OF the church and realized quite sum.
MI Bennett A. Fowler Of Washington visited
friends In Bladensburg today.
COUNTY NEWS.
The circuit court at Marlboro, ba. tried tho
x.,,1 80 ~ Nhai iuo'o mas "ieo 'ne