The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16

The church will be handsomely deco
rated with everereens, plants ana now
ers.
The choir master. M. II. l.. Carter.
has arranged the following musical pro-
m which will be rendered at the
morning service.
rrocessional Hymn. No. IL. lie Is
Risen"
Prayer.
Venite. No. 2S2. Easter Day.
PSalter.
Gloria, No. l2l.
Scripture Reading.
re Deum: Jackson.
Benedictus, No. 40.
Hymn. No. IL. Jesus Christ Is Risen
To-day"
Prayer.
Hymn. No. 1s, Angels Rolled the Rock
Away
Sermon.
Communion Service.
Hymn. No. 225. Bread Of the World in
Mercy Broken
Benediction.
Recessional Hymn. No. $40. There is a
Blessed Home
A, $50 o'clock the Sunday school will have
their annual Easter celebration. The fol-
lowing programme has been arranged by
Mr.. David II. Hey. the chorister:
Professional hymn. No. SIC. Onward,
Christian Soldiers"
Confession and Lords Prayer.
Hymn No. sec. "Ye Happy Bells of
Easter Day
Greed.
Hymn No. 9, Ring the JOY Bells
Address.
Mite box collection by classes.
Hymn No. So. '"The Easter Sunshine
freaks Again"
Collection. Hymn No. II. in Hoe signo
Ninces."
Benediction.
Recessionai Hymn No. 22i. The Day Of
resurrection"
The public is invited TO attend these
services.
EASTER EGG HUNT.
There will be an Easter egg hunt in the
Nard Of Stockton Street church next Mon
day afternoon from . to 8 o'clock. The
hunt will be under the auspices Of the
ladies' Sewing Circle OF the church. \
small admission fee will be charged, and
the proceeds will so TO increase the treas
ury of the sewing circle. All will be made
welcome.
THE FREE DELIVERY.
Postmaster Toney receive aletter yes
terday morning from Congressman Lamb,
informing him about the free delivery OF
letters for Manchester. The letter stat
cd that Capt. Lamb had the promise and
Il would be put I'm practice early after the
Ist Of July. which commences the fiscal
year.
Captain Lamb stated further. in his
letter. that his next move for Manches-
ter would be for the erection of a public
post-office building. lie viii prepare a
hill for this purpose. and present II as
soon as the Congressional Committees
have been selected and appointed by
Speaker Reed.
THE MAYORS COURT.
Mayor Maurice only had one sinner TO
claim his attention. and to mete out jus
tice 20 yesterday morning.
John johnson. "A darby from the Belle
isle store. was presented for raising a row
on a Perry street trolly car last Fri
day night.
From the witnesses il was proven that
JOhn fought and cursed and appeared
as II he was drunk, but when John gave
I'm his testimony one would think ne was
a lamb. lie said that he did not do a
thing. but that the conductor and some
gentlemen who are not employed by the
company. wanted 10 beat him. These
gentlemen saw tho carkcys action on the
car. and II was such as TO cause them
10 pull the man of the car. He was fined
8 and cost.
EASTER AT FIFTH-STREET.
The choir Of Ffnh-street Methodist
church Will render the following pro-
grammc on next Sunday at the morning
and evening services.
Hail glad Easter day Anthem.
saints, Hymn
Hail The Day. Hymn.
Christ. The Lord. Is Risen. Anthem.
our Lord Is Risen, Hymn.
Evening
Voluntary quartette (Soft as Fades.
Misses Bailey and Wyrich; Messrs. Nc
Tier and Jones.
Offertory-
Duet (Eden Land. Miss Minnie Wyrick
and Mr. II. ID. McIier.
The following is the personnel Of the
choir: Prof. Hugh McTier, leader: Miss
Pearl Spain. orsanist: soprano-Misses
Estelle Bailey and Bessie Bradshaw and
Mesdames Mollie Metcalf and Eula
Phelps; altO-Miss Minnie Wyrick and
Mrs. G. C.. Jones. Messrs. G.. V.
Green and j. r. Turner. bass-MessTs. J..
p. Jones. G. w. Payne, h. f.. Carter, l..
a. Bass. and r. Q. Bailey.
MEADE MEMORIAL BAZAAR.
The ladies Of Meade Memorial church
are working hard TO make the bazaar ID
success. which they viii commence next
Monday NIGHT at Leader Han, and CON
tinuc the balance Of the week.
These ladies will have many pretty and
useful things a. sell, and everything 10
tempt the appetite.
on Tuesday thev Will present Peae-
lope. The east will be as follows. Mrs.
CrOaker. Miss Cole Lowell; Penelope.
Miss Minnie Jones: TOsser Ga soldier.
Mr.. Edwin Burton. Pitcher a policeman.
MI. g. W. H.. crawford. chalk. cine
milkman). Mr.. W. Hugh owens.
On Wednesday night they will present
the play stage Struck" with the fol-
merchanO. Mr.. y. =. Walden. Frederick
(his som. MI. W. Hugh Owens; Mrs.
Cowslip. am old country woman. Miss
Clara Williamson. Cora Neville thcr
neice). Miss Minnie Jones.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The case against the Tragic Medicine
Company for distributing bills on the
street will be called In the Mayors Court
Saturday morning.
The authorities are not having any
trouble with the sewers at present, and
they are now working all right.
Services at Meade Memorial church to-
night AT 5 O'Clock when the Lords sup
per will be administered.
Miss Edna Bayicy leaves this after
noon for Petersburg 10 spend the Easter
holidays with friends.
Mr.. NJ. A. CogbHl. clerk OF Chesterfield
county. was IN the city to-day. calling on
his friends.
There are a number OF new houses be-
Ing erected in SwansborO.
The Board OF Police Commissioners viii
meet I'm the Mayor's Court room this az
ternoon at 6 o'clock.
Mr.. w. j. Carter brought with him from
Kentucky "a horse weighing only 200
pounds. IL Is a Shetland pony and is
three feet high.
Mrs. 5. l.. Fulks and daughter. Miss
Susie. are visiting MIS-. II. A. Carter. OF
Petersburg.
Mrs. j. A. Wainwright. OF Philadelphia.
IL Visiting friends I'm this city.