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3 "A. NJ.
1.-THE Sunrise of Hope.

lO3O a. NJ.
1.-THE Zenith of joy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Solo and Chorus-"He is Risen from the
Dead ....:.......:...:........ Tours
Solo with Violin Obligato-"The Resur-
rection" ......................Kr Kratz- II Hoden
Duo and Chorus-"Awake, Glad Soul" Vance
Admission of members Observation-Disclosures.
ftOly communion ....,..,....'..,........
"Sanctus' Observation-Disclosures. .Layriz
"Agnus Del" "H......,................P .Praertorius
Sunday school, 12 m. st. Matthew's Sun
day school, Fourteenth and Center streets
p. m. Junior Endeavor, p m. Young
Peoples Society Christian Endeavor 1.-THE
Gift of Life" $50 p. m, Easter service by
the Sunday school, "The Risen Lord" 1880
ID.
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sd. John's EnlseonnI.

Services vii! be as follows: six a. m. ard
7So a. M, low celebrations Of the holy com
munion; a. m. mathis and lltany. s:45 a.
m, child-en's eucharist: II a. M. high com
shIation OF the holy communion, Rev.
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THE REALTY MARKET.

placed On ie April 4. 1896.
WARRANTY DEEDS
Nathan Shelton and wife to Il II Shell
ton, lot 3, block 9 Windsor Terraces 200
K V Ta,mage and husband to Frank
Thompson ct al, lot Z. block /,
Mayne's "a add. ..................:.......
G. W Ames and wife to A b Lddstono,
lots Is and 49, block 4, Ames pace. COO
C + Belndorf and wife to fl ID Price,
lots % and 13, Hickory place......,... $500
j G Smith 10 same, els lot o, Keye's
A r Dufrene and wife to G II Taylor,
lot l, block T. Parker's add; lot o.
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ing service. 7;sO p. m. The Rev. J. P. d.
Thorp will preach.
At the II a. m. service the full choir will
render the following program, assisted by
Mrs. Loomis Of Council Bluffs:
Christ Our Passover. ver.................,...G .Goss
Ie leutn .........,..............Na AN BoSkercK
offertory soio-aGiory,' To- Cod .... Rotoli
Mrs. Loomis.
Recessionai-"Day; Of Resurrection :. To1rs
Proeessonal-"At the Lambs High
Masnieat and Nanc Dimittis. Chant Chant
offertory;,"Chris our Passover Goss
sssR'a A%Sn christ to Mem woTgon S'aPsn
st. Johns Collegiate.
The Easter services at st. Johns Collegl-
ate church Creighton college), will, as
usual be made as impressive as possible
The beautiful marble affairs will be made
more lovely with a lavish decoration Of
Easter lilies and azaleas, and the sanctuary
will be filled with clergy and acolytes. The
principal service will be at 1890 a M, when
solemn high mass will be celebrated.
St. Johns choir has been resting on its
laurels since its production Of Rossini's
"Stabat Mater" recently, but on this occa-
sion 1t will present some very brilliant
music The musical program begins with
that beautiful Kyrie Eleison, from Haydn S
Pacinl's Grand Missa Solemnis.
The offertory is very brilliant Haec
Dies. arranged by Gilsnn for solos and
chorus, and the Veni Creator by Mozart a
bass solo which will be sung by Mr.. Carl
Hoffman.
With the cultivated voices of Mrs Cudahy.
Mrs. Coffman, Mrs, Lange, Mrs. Allison.
Mrs. Bethye, Miss Creighton, Captain Kin
ze, Mr.. Doyle, Mr.. Burkey, Mr.. Braun, Mr..
Hoffman, and the many other excellent yo-
NJ intprDret
difficult solos during the mass most artis-
tic musical service is predicted. e..
Mr.. w. T. Taber will preside at the organ.
At the First Presbyterinn.
Organ-Lnoghetto in A................ .Spohr
Anthem-christ Our Pas Passover.... Bartlett
GgtnMas eontrato solomHe o@ Was Dcspised '9' and
Rejected, Messiah h................H Handel
Mrs. Myron Smith.
1880 p. NJ.
Organ and Harp-Largo' GaniIdei shaiIn,
Anthemgon the First Day........... .Lynes
Soprano solo-say Ye That Christ Is
Mrs. William w. Sherman
Organ and Harp-IntermeZzo from Cav
aerla Rusticana a.'.............M Mascagni
Quartet -Magdalene .................,. Warren
With harp and organ accompaniment,
Quartet--Mrs. Sherman, Mrs, Smith. Mr..
Doud. Mr. Adams
Harp-Miss Wilhelmna Lowe.
Organst-Miss Cunningham.
Assisted by chorus.
At the First CONGREGATIONAL Church.
Organ Allegro-Symphonique ........ .Sa 'ome
AEthem-As 1t Began to Dawn. Dudley Buck
Solo-I Know That My Redeemer Liv-
Mrs. Squires.
Carrol-O. the Golden, Glowing Morn
ing S.................... LIE
Solo-Easter Song. .Dennee
Miss Roeder.
Organ-Halleluiah Chorus. Handel
Mr.. L. A. Torrens Director.
Mrs F. f. Ford, OrganiSt.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

The healing properties CT DaWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye are well known. 1t cures &C.
zema, skin affections and is simply a perfect
remedy for piles.
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Kcuntse Memorial Lutheran.

Easter day will be ushered in with serv-
leo by the young people. to which all who
want to enjoy an early service on this glad
festival day will be welcome. During the
whole day the songs, decorations, sermons
and services will be filled with the joy and
brightness and gladness and hopes of the
resurrection feast The program of the day
,,iJ ha-
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Westminster Presbyterian.

At 10:30 a. m. DR.. John Gordon VIII
preach. The music will be:
Organ Prelude-Offertory in d minor. Lott
Miss Beymer.
Chorus-"The Strife is O'er''. =. Schneider
Solo-"The Easter Sunshine Breaks
Again" ........... .:.............. .Meitzke
Mrs. Ely.
Hymn-"Hark! Ten Thousand Harps and
Voices" Observation-Disclosures. Mason
Harp Solo-lntermezzo from Cavaleria
Rusticana .,..::......,............M Mascagni
Miss Wilhelmina Lowe.
Hymn-'The Lord is Risen Again" Haydn
Harp and Organ Duet-"Ave Verum Cor
pus' ....,......,......,....... Mozart
Miss Lowe and Miss Beymer.
Hymn-"Ten. Thousand Times Ten
1nOuSHnu '.'.....'..'..-......,... .DyKeS
Organ Postlude ...........................,
At p. m. there will be an Easter Sunday
school concert, when Miss Edna Williams
and Mr.. A. T. Mcpherson will sing solos,
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Organ Voluntary y.........................
Hymn-Hail. Morning Known Among
Prayer-Scrpture Reading. g................
Anthem-Christ, the Lord, Is Risen. To-.
uay observation-disclosures. .ocHHecher
Choir.
Hymn-How Calm and Beautiful the.
Morn ,.................: ...:....... congregation
Tenor Solo,. Mr.. A. ]. Vankuran
Sermon-The Living Dead. Pastor Cramblett
Hymn-More Love to Thee, o Christ.
......-.....-.s..-... SohSIesdtioh
Lords supper. ........................... r.
OTertory .........................
1880 p. NJ.
Hymn-Christ, the Lord, Is Risen To-
udy .............. .SOHB eSdlio
Prayer-Reading of Scripture. ............
Anthem-Christ Our Passover ,;..;; ;Chapp.e
Bass Solo. Ed +. Pickering
Hymn-Angels Roll the Rock Away.
- .'.....'......... IoHsteSdlioH
Tenor Solo....Mr. w. ]. c. Putnam Cramer
sermon. Rev ]. F. FLOYD, Eidorado, Kas
Hymn-Lfe Is the Time to Serve the
LOru neutrality-suspicious..
Administration of Ordinance of Chris
tian Baptism. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -.
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Second Prcsbyteriun.

The Easter morning services will be:
Voluntary : "Marche Romaine" (violln
ana plano1 ..-................'...... Gounol
Miss Lottle Phelps. Messrs. jackson and
WhittleSy
Anthem Praise the Lord. ".......,,,.. Choir
invooation by pastor.
Anthem-"Oh. Glorious Hour. Duke
'Glo,to Instrumental trio, vioiins and
o., p"eup
Soio- HOLY Clty ................"..u".Au ms
Miss Lily NJ. Bruner.
Ahthem-''He Is Risen ....................
DVENiNG SERVICE.
Sabbath school exercise. =. Quartet and choir
Prayer by pastor ,.,...,...................
Recitation--'.Drowning Singer" ..........
Miss Ora Shinrcek.
Miss Miss Lucia switzer and Iis;a5oN Williams
SonE-nHls Yoke Is Easy" ",...,. Boys class
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Prohibition" ......
Miss Given Delaney.
solo-"Angela Easter Song (vlolin ac-
Miss Thurma Lubbock
Accompunists Miss Phelps and Mr. Whit
tlesy.
lluel ssss.sssssss.....s......4.. ..4........,.....
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stephenson's Assailant Arrested.

Ike Thompson, hostler who assaulted his
former employer James Stephenson, nearly
q month ago and for whom the police had
been looking ever since, was arrested at a
barn near Seventeenth and Harney streets
last night and will be placed on trial before
Judge Gordon Monday morning on charge
of assault with intent to do great bodily
injury. Stephenson was seriously injured
at the. time. being knocked down with a
pitch fork in the hands of Thompson and
afterward repeatedly kicked in the face
by him.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

James A. Her1es excellent company
will open a three days engagement at Boyds
theater next Sunday. presenting his great
success "Shone Acres" This remarkable
play is spoken of as "the sweetest and purest
and truest story the stage has told in years.
"Shore Acres" is perhaps the nearest ap.
proach to the perfect pastoral play that
play writer's have yet attained, and its
chefest beauty is its simplicity. "Shore
Acres" is the name of a farm situated near
Bar Harbor, Me. The people are all Maine
folk, and the story for the most part con-
Germs two young people who want to get
married against the wish of the father of the
girl and the effort of a mild sort of schemer
to win the latter and at the same time Sc
cure the fathers homestead through Wild
eyed effort in real estate speculation. There
is strong scene in the third act. in which
Nathaniel Berry comes to an understanding
with his brother, Martin, about the past the
future, the farm. and particularly "the chill
dren." The scenery, oil OF which is carried
by the company, is perfect in every detail
The farmyard scene Is excellent, as is also
the lighthouse in the storm. A good COM
pany will present the play at the Boyd.
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st. Peters Church.

The services at st. Peters church for
Easter Sunday will be as follows: Masses
at a. m, a m. and 1890 a. M, the last
a solemn high mass, with Rev. T. 0'Cal-
laghan, celebrant; Rev. T. Walsh. deacon,
and Rev. p. f Mccarthy, subdeacon. Rev.
Father Mccarthy will preach the sermon.
The musical program is as follows:
Chorus-Kyrie Eleson. ............ l.amboiiette
Gloria in Excelsis. ............ .Lambollette
Duet-(soprano) Miss McArdle; (alto)
Miss a. Meyers. S................ ...........
Soprano Solo-Grat tia. Mrs. DoWney
Bass Solo-Quonam tn Solus. ....:.:....;;;.
ChoruS-Credo ....,................ IeoI "a
Tenor Solo-Et in unum. Mr. ii. Grifflth
Alto Solo-Deum verum. Mrs. Manner
Et In Spirftum....... .......::.....:;.,......''.'
Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Maher .
Grand Chorus-Offertory, Regena Coeli
............... '......''.'''...''. 'iS'hii
Quartet-SanctuS ................. -
Mrs. Downey, Miss Murphy A. Griffith, t.
OHalloran.
Chorus-Agnus Del. ............:......;..
After mass will be given benediction;
20 Salutaris'' Doss), by chorus; "Tantum
Ergo RossD, by chorus; "The Heavens are
Telling" by chorus.
Organist, Prof. A Provost; violinist, Mr.
Emerson
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Promptness is commendable virtue.
That's why we offer you One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t is prompt in relief and prompt in
curing. That is what 1t is made for.
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Coming Events.

Thomas Keene. the tragedian. who opens
his engagement of three nights at Boyd's
Monday in "Lou.e XI.," belongs TO the re-
bust school OF actors. the school Of Forrest
Mccullough and Booth. In these days Of
Nancy-like namby-pambyism, II is refreshing
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Hnnscom Park Methodist.


AT the morning services the order Of ex-
ercses Will be:
voluntary-Ste. Cecele No, 3.......... Batiste
Organist
rocessional-Onward, Christian Soldiers
Song-Dainty Blossoms Open, School
Anthem-Chrst Our Passover. Choir
Recitaton-From Shadow to Sunshine.
......,.,.,......-........ OIVe Mltcnell
song. ,....'.'.''............ Urinary Class
Easter Truths. hs.i...'.'.'...''',,. Class or Boys
Solo-Resurrection.. .........M Mr. VIII Stevens
Wake Up, Wake Up (motion song). 80.
....................... Glass of Little Girls
Recitation-At Easter Time.
Helena White, Adah Patrick, Frances Tay-
lor.
Baptism of Children. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Quartet-Walt, Wait Awhile. .............
Minnie Stine, Reta Clark, Clarence Heller,
Bert Chaffee.
Song-Birds, Bells and Flowers; ...... School
Solo-Bedeck the Cross (vIolin accom-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Magdelena Maynll
itecnh.atioh' iMildrea Ciark
OHertory-See Now the Altar. ..,,.... Choir
Postlude-Priests March. ...... Mendelsshon
EVENING SERVICE.
Organ voluntary. .......,..............,.. Gaul
Anthem-Crown Him Everlasting King.
c. !; warren
Mrs Edith Davis Urquhart.
Anthem-With Joyous Hearts, ......... .Giorza
Solo-Every Flower that Blossoms Shelley
Miss Cora Chaffee
Anthem-Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
postlude-Festai March ..,.......... CailSins
Miss Josephine Thatcher. organst
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

The Omaha Lodge of Elks, on April %
will present to their friends an Elks carni-
val at Boyd's theater.
The title conveys but small idea OF the
performance. To use a fin de steele idiom, 1t
will he a "good thing" 1t will be different
from anything ever given in Omaha by local
talent, the time-honored black face min
strels will get a cold shoulder. and the
Shakesperean era will be drawn upon to
furnish the characters. In place OF the
familiar faces Of Bones and Tambo will be
our old and time-honored friends, Touch
stone and Launcelot Gobbo.
The opening will be on scale of mag
nifcence never before attempted, but the
Elks know their friends will turn out IN
such numbers as to warrant the great ex-
pense in putting on this carnival
The specialties will be pleasing and fin
ished and every act will be feature.
The stage direction has been given into
combetent hands, the tedious waits that
usually accompany local shows will be
eliminated. and each act will follow the
other in such rapid succession that the au-
dience will be surprised when the curtain
goes down ON the last act at lo:3o'
Jolly Nellie McHenry in her latest cyclic
comedy success, "The Bicycle Girl" by Louis
Harrison will be the attraction at BOYD 8
theater for three nights, commencing sun
day. April 19.
Xayer Scharwenka, the renOWneu plaHlsI,
will appear in concert at Boyd's thater Cn
Monday May 4.
The new twentieth Century Girl will be
seen at tho Creighton for four nights, com
mencing Sunday matinee, April H. The bur
leslue has been revised and every change
has been considerably for the better Many
novelties from the other side" have been
introduced and great attention has been
given to the selection of pretty girls and
beautiful costumes to enhance the novelty OF
the entertainment Miss Molly Fuller VIII be
seen in the title role and the following eX-
ceIlent company will act in support: John
T. Kelly and Gus Williams (who have starred
individually and jointly for the past ten
years. Allene Crater (prima donna), william
Cameron (comedian), Annie st. Tel the
Dancing Sunbeam) Thomas Lewis, Harry
Kelly Georgia Hawley, Aimee VanDyne and
Arthur Pell. leader of the orchestra and di-
rector Of a chorus of selected voices.
'The Arlon Ball. Is one of the features
of the coming weeks amusements being an
nounced for Saturday, April IL, at Creighton
hall. Tickets for that event are meeting
with ready sale and the indications favor
large attendance and a ball which will be
prominent for its good music, enjoyability
and respectsbilty.
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Nat C. Goodwin, who is recognized as
being one of the most prominent American
actors, will play hs annual engagement at
Boyd's theater on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
appearing at the matinee in David Gar
rick" and at tho evening performances in
his new play by Henry Guy Carleton, en-
titled Ambition" Mr. Goodwin's part In
Ambition is said to fit him better than
anything he has yet appeared in, and the
play is most sumptuously mounted and ably
cast Mr.. Goodwin has just been paid
most nattering compliment in being cast for
the part of Sir Lueius O'Trigger, In the all.
star company which will open on May at
McVicker's theater, Chicago, In The
'Rivals" Immediately after this engage
ment Mr.. Goodwin and a fine company will
start for Australia where he Is booked for
four months MIR. Jack Hrsch, representing
Mr.. Goodwin, will arrive in the city to-
morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

Charles II. Young celebrant. and Father
Watson preacher; 3 p. m. union service OF
the Sunday schools Of Associate Mission; 1880
p. m, evensong, sermon by Rev. Charles II.
Young.
The program Of music for the II o'clock
service Is as follows:
Professional Hymn-Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today .........,.................C Carey
-utTOtN-Ie Deutfl. ...-...s..',.N V an pOS htICi
Kyrie ..,.......................... Woodward
Gloria Tibi. ibi.......................... Woodward
Credo.,....,....,..,...... Ancient Plain song
Oh. the Golden, Glowing Morning. lie Jeune
Hymn-Thc Strife Is O'er......... .Palestrlna
Anthem-Chrlst, Our Pa sover. Max Vogrich
Sursum Corda da............Anctent Pain Song
Sanctus ............................ Woodward
Benedictus uui VENT. Woodward
Communion Hymn-Draw Nigh and Take
the Body Of the Lord ............. Brown
Gloria in Excesis.. Woodward
NunC Dlml mlttlS.4............... SaInDy
Recessional Hymn-At the Lambs High
Feast We sing. g...-..,...,...,.........B Bach
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

Grand opera will be heard in Omaha
Friday and Saturday. April 10-11, when the
Tavary Grand Opera company comes to the
Creighton for two nights and one matinee
The appearance of this organization has been
awaited with no little interest 1t is rarely
that 90 much has been promised with re-
ference to an engagement as has been done
In connection with Nine. Tavary's coming
visit II one-half of the promises made
concerning this engagement are filled, the
music loving public of Omaha will have reason
to believe that grand opera Is not on the
decline, but tending toward an ascenson
The organization. repertory and general en-
semble. have been gotten together with
view TO excelling any previous attempt
There certainly is a field for one English
grand opera company in this country.
Marie Basta Tayaryf the prima donna OF
the organization. has achieved high distiRc-
tion in both the new and old world. Her
voice is a eoprano of wide range. and her
skill In execution is spoken Of as almost
without limit. She has a most pleasing
presence, being a pronounced blonde.
Cheyalier Albert l.. Guile, one Of the
most famous among tenors is noted for his
skill in the delicate art of phrasing. He
has a voice, said TO sbe Of remarkable
sonorous power. marked sweetness and hexi-
bility and dramatic expressiyeness. He
first appeared In the country in the support
of Patti six years ago. when San Francisco
went wild over his tenor BY Patti he is
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

On Friday and Saturday of next week,
Stuart Robson, one of the conspicuous mem
bers OF that circle of bright comedians who are
now making name for the American stage
that Will live In history. will appear at
Boyd's theatre in his new comedy, Mrs.
Pcnderbury's Past" the play which had such
an extended run at the Garrick theater, New
York, the present season. At the Saturday
matinee, Mr.. Robson may present still another
new play. MRS. Ponderbury's Past" will
be mounted In the same luxurious manner
that Mr.. Robson's stage management Is
famous for
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At Trinity Cathedral.
The Easter services at Trinity cathedral
will be as follows:

VIII De dS lOlloWS'
HOLY COMMUNION. 1880 A. NJ.
Hymns 116 and 121. with plain song. :.....
Offertory. Organ Solo-Come Ye Discon-
solate. ..........................F Il. hagen
HOLY COMMUNION, II A. M.
Organ Prelude-Offertory in d MINOR.
Professional, Hymn 11l-Christ, the Lord !.
Haenjah IL fsh" .chorus.From the Messiah.
Festival Communion Service, in d, fiat,
Hymn before the sermon. ~ (snthem =
oneTtory aGrmy anthem. whitney S coombs cts
Retrocessional, Hymn i25-Hark, Ten, !
Thousand Voices. .,.,.....,....J, b. Dykes
Organ Postlude-Recessl ........ .Gounoo
CHILDREN'S SERVICE, $50 p. NJ
PROFESSIONAL, Hymn 116-Angels Roll the
Rock Away. r. Roper
carsoi"He Stood in the Midst Lortzing
Carol-Near the Tomb Where Christ
Receiving Of the Pyramids with Easter
Distribution of the Easter souvenir papers
Hymn 12l-The Strife is Ger.
RetToeesssiona, , Hymn pns., 1il-christ; the the ~,
EVENING SERVICE. 7:45 p. NJ.
Organ Prelude-Daybreak. .............S .Spinney
Professional. Hymn 1l1-Christ, the Lord
Magniiicat and Nunc Dimittis. ... Hutchns
Hymn 1Os-welcome, Happy Morning
onertory Anthcm-He is Risen; 80,
Halielujah Chorus from the Messiah Handel
Retrocessional, Hymn 125-Hark, Ten;
Organ Postlude- -Sinfonia and Fugue. Handel
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DOWN THE CHURCH AISLES
Services to Commemorate the Resurrection
Of Christ.
MANNER OF OBSERVING THE DAY IN OMAHA
Sweet Music and Flowers in Pro-
fusion In the Local Houses
of worship-Themes of
the Pastors.

Today is Easter, the principal festival
of the Christian year, commemorating the
resurrection OF Christ and his triumph over
death. Christians OF the world today cele-
brate the fulflment of the prophecy Of the
Savior. and in churches banked high with
palms and flowers the services Will be OF
Joyous psalms. Omaha will prove no ex-
ception to the rule. Trained choirs VIII
render their choicest selections. while the
pastors will preach sermons descriptive OF
the resurrection.
The following list gives an idea of how
the day will be observed by the church
people OF this city:
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Xayer Scharwenka, the renowned pianist,
will appear in concert at Boyd's thater On
Monday, May 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

Jolly Nellie McHenry in her latest cyclic
comedy success, 1.-The Bicycle Girl, by Louis
Harrison, will be the attraction at boyu 3
theater for three nights, commencing Sun
day, April 19.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

snnranos Miss Terry. Miss Maude oakley;
Altos Mrs A g; e EdTardsI war Iennrs Mrs nj Ir A.
VI BASS. s "up MI W. " II. Russell,
MIR. ]. H. Conrad.
GLORIA IN ENCELSIS.
Ouartet-Lord Hear Our Prayer. .........
Tenor Solo-O Lord. the Only Begotten
.................,......Mr Mr.. Wilbur
QUI TOLLS.
Soprano Solo-Thou that Takest Away.
,.,,....................... MISS oakley
QUONIAM TU SOLUS.
Quartet-For Thou Only Art Holy.......
VENI CREATOR.
Soprano Solo-Come, Holy Spirit H.; ;;;..',oc.:;; o.;.,
Duetin Vain We Turn. mss fancy
............. Miss Oakley and Mr.. Holmes
Quartet-Come. Holy Sprit................
CREDO.
Ouartet-Great Is the Lord. ................
Alto Solo-I VIII Sing Unto the Lord; -.
...........,,........ Mrs. Edwards
Soprano solo-Hear My Petition. Miss Terry
soprano Soprano soioNIf Forget Thee. Miss Terry
Bass Solo-If Forget Thee. -. Mr.. Conrad
Soprano solo-show Me Thy Wayys:;; r;.u
Bass solo-oucken Me, o Lord Mr.. Conrad
Quartet-Ha,elujah, Halleujah. ...........
SANCTUS.
9uartet-gsoiy Holy Holy; Holy ayd j.. rib Are
Full. .......................NTi Miss Terry
Quartet-Hosanna in the Highest........
BEN EDlCTUS.
Alto Solo-Blessed is He. -. Mrs. Campbell
Quartet-Blessed, Ever Blessed. ...........
AGNUS DEL.
Soprano Solo-Lord, We Pray Thee.
ouartet"Iord We Pray Thee
Tenor So.o-O Renew Our Souls. Mr.. Wilbur
Quartet-Lord, We Pray Thee, and
Offertory-Organ. Fl. Allen
Quartet-From Cantata. Holy City. .Gaul
List the Cherubic Host. .Lorelei
nrI tIn M n
..-.................. MIS-. CaInpDell
Recessional-Organ.. ............... H. II. Allen
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

The list of attractions for the remainder
of the season at the Creighton is a notable
one, John Drew, Ada Rehan, supported by
the Augustn DAILY stock company. return
engagement of the clever actor, Clay Gle
ment in 1.-The New Dominion" Robert Man
tell and the great Italian actress, Eleanora
Dusc, being among the more prominent.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

The early closing OF Pauline Halls sea-
aon, variously explained by the uninformed,
is satisfactorily accounted for by the fol-
lowing notice in this weeks M.rror Me
Lellan-A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George
b. Mcclellan pauline HalD, in New York,
nn March Of
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

In order that Mr. Frohman may not forget
his name and address, the writer featured
them at the beginning and end of his letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

MAZDA Craigen, agreeably remembered here
from her joint starring tour two years ago
with Frederick Pauldlng in "A Duel Of
Hearts," passed through westward on Tues
day 10 Join Richard Mansfield, having been
specially engaged by Mr.. Frohman for the
coast tour OF that actor.