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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

Or. W w. Parker was reported much
better yesterday.
Mr. John Randolph Henry is guest
az the Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Mamie Wren Hi continues very
IN at her home, on Floyd avenue.
Mr.. Charles Bruce. Of Stanton Hill.
Va. IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Philip a.
Bruce
Mr.. John Glazeman. Of the Brook road.
who has been IN for three weeks, is now
improving.
Mr.. Heth Lorton. secretary OF the
American surety Company, New York, Is
Ia the city
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. H. Elicit are in At
lanta. Ga. visiting their daughter Mrs.
Dunbar Roy
Mr.. Isaac Held. who has been ill., is
greatly improved. and hopes 10 Dc out ia
a day or TWO.
Miss Irma Graham. Of Salisbury Nd.
is the guest OF Mrs. r. H. HarWood, 1908
west Grace street.
Miss Lucy Larkn, Of Fredericksburg.
Is visiting Mrs Il. II. HUDSON, ~ IL
south Pine street
Mrs. NJ A. Huston, OF Louisville. Ky,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Is. Il. Fll-
son, 10l4 Park avenue.
Rev. Steven Merit will preach A. the
Apostolic church to-day at both the
morning and evening services.
The Workingmen's Democratic Club. q
Jackson Ward Will meet at Whalcn's
Hall tomorrow night at s o'clock
Miss Virginia lie Suour Of Bucking-
ham, Va. Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
w A. Chesterman, lib Park avenue
The entertainment given last Thurs
day night under the auspices OF ReDekah
Lodge l. O. .. F., at Powells Hall was
quite success
Mrs. Norb0m c. Gray. Of Louisville
regent for Kentucky I'm tho Confederate
Memorial Literary Society, is the guest
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. John -. Potts
Miss Mary Brockenbrough Hill, Of King
william Courthouse, Is visiting her cOu-
sin. Mrs. Rosa Harrison Trant, at No. i
east Main street.
A meeting Of the boier-makers Of the
city will be held az Smiths Hall. on Fifth
street between Broad and Marshall, to-
morrow night az 1880 O'Clock.
The Easter-egg hunt. which was given
al Sanger Hall Saturday afternoon 20 the
pupils OF Miss Adams's class. was quite
q success. There were 200 present.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel quinn, formerly
OF Richmond, but now Of Washington.
ara spending q few days in the city with
friends They will return tomorrow
night.
The Easter music Will be repeated In
part at both services to-day at Centenary
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UPPER PART on THE DA Wis MEMORIAL WINDOW.

they are now. 1t is not in them, surely,
that one is 10 seek for the mysterious
charm that hanows ancient objects and
the historical antiquities of the world.
There IS many Il venerable, weather
stained church I'm every large city, at
sight Of which your steps faIter and
your thoughts take "a wstful, melan-
choly turn. though then YOU may not
know either who built 80 or who has
worshipped In it, on what dust Of the
dead IS mouldering IN fits vaults The
spirit which thus instantly possesses and
controls you is not one of association,
but is inherent IN the place. Times she-
dow on the works Of man. Ike moonlight
on q landscape, gives only gEaces to the
view, tnging them the while with
sombre sheen, and leaves all b!cmishcs
in darkness. This may suggest the rea-
son that relics of bygone years 50 sadly
please and so strangely awe us in the
passing moment; or 1t may be that We
involuntarily contrast their apparent per-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

that had been prescribed by Mrs. Ross
and the order for the window was given
ia Messrs. Tiffany u Co., OF Ne" YORK
city. The achievement represents vast
amount of thought and energy. and the
res,lt Of the labors Of this distinguished
and efficient committee is in the highest
decree commendabe Mrs. Ross par
ticularly, has worked for the advance
ment of the plan with remarkable energy
II stands evinces the devotion of the
Confederates to the Lost Cause. ana
many "A heart will be thrilled with reye-
rent Joy to see the soft light streaming
through the pictured panes in That IA
nous old fame which witnessed lhe pap
tism and devotion of President DAVIS
THE OTHER WINDOWS.
The Davis memorial window will make
the eleventh that has been placed IN TINS
famous old church. All Of them are mas
terpieces Of art. and II no other assoc'a-
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Methodist church. The evening

Methodist church. Tho evening
gramme viii be especially attrar'fv.
Mr.. Harry Perdue. Of tho nirto...,
Fredericksburg and Potomac rI."
will leave tonight for the Not su-.-'..'
Ark. and his friends hope his hesIfr. ..
be greatly improved by the trip.
Colonel n. c. Dunn. of Austin r-
who commanded the SiXty-tnirl r.rg.-'.
Regiment during the war. Is boo ff. .
visiting Mrs. Thomas CuliinguoIh
Mr. W. r. Gressot OF Gressot p-....
who has boon very ill for Che a..
days. Is still confined 10 his bed f.. ...
physician thinks he is out OF dance.
Miss Sara b Price. ~ Pulaski C.t. ...
Miss Brenda Earhart OK Black @
have accepted responsible position.
well-knOWn northern training school .r
nurses.
The wedding OF Mr. f.. Clr'ict V.--,
and Miss Maud Hubbard VIII tk, ...
next Thursday evening at . O'Clock .. ..-
residence of the brides parents. Ia
Church HI
Cards are out announcing the m3r.aes
Of Miss Louise Henrietta daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch. ~ SIR F..r.
ID. Luck. April 10Th, 40 $3.50 h. ST. n
their residence, 800 Reservoir street
Miss Jessie Pattison. who is boz, ..
connection with the need ew0rk .r...-
ton. will lecture before tne W.H.
club tomorrow afternoon at
on matters pertaining 20 tie WORK n
which she IS interested.
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n,anonee with our own cvanesceht NOR
,alltv and 30 ore detected with senu-
,ncat ~ dazcl helplessness ana solemn
r.ief. This sentiment It is-allied to be-
,-,,ra lowe and natural wish for re-
,oarnbrance after death-that mas hhed
~ papls church. in this olty' ana man.
auothcr holy temple. with memorials OF
the departed. and this, perhaps Is the
s,,btle mower that makes as finger be-
edo them with thoughts beyond the
reaches Of the grave
ASSOCIATIONS OF ST. PAULS
CHURCH.
Those persons upon whom the spirit
NJ tse past has powcr-and 1t has not
.,,,sr upon every mind.-dre aware OF
tbs rnvstcrious charm that invests old
=, Paugs church. 4 little tme-a very
u+flo uuc-scrvcs 20 gather MP equally
fba happiness and the anguish, the con-
grr-t and the Ccccat, tie greatness and
"a. uttlcncss OK human life, and to cover
Them en- with silence.
Tut not always with oblivion. That
.o.aiut church is haunted with associa-
lions that can never perish out OF re-
r,on.branco. They do not err who say
trat the spiritual life OF man leaves its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

but all other pews will be free to the
public.
HOW THE MEMORIAL WAS ACCOM-
PLIsHED.
Eight years ago the vsstry Of st. PauPs
pledged the ourch to erect a memorial
window 10 M. Davis on a line with the
pew he occupied during the days Of the
Confederacy. At that time few hundred
dollars was collected, but a variety OF
circumstances initiated against the sue
cess OF the undertaking, and 1t renamed
i'm allegiance until two years ago. when
DR.. Carmichael asked Mrs. George Ross
to undertake the matter. Mrs. Ross
gathered around her n committee OF
ladies' who were the descendants or the
gentlemen who had formed The vestry
during the years of 1sGl-G5 These ladies
were Mrs. Archer Anderson, Mrs. Nir-
ginius Newton, Mrs. 3. l.. Purcell, Mrs.
James Grant, Mrs. Isaac Davenport, Mrs.
PendletOn Rogers, and Miss Ann c.
Bentley. Mrs. Ross was the chairman OF
this committee Much excellent WORK
was done by this body which was en-
larced later on by the addition Of Mrs.
Joseph Bryan. Mrs. j.. G. Minor repre-
senting Hollywood Memorial Assoc!a-
ton; Mrs II. r. Christian, Of the oak
wood Memorial Association; Mrs. X C'
Levy. of the Hebrew Memorial Associa-
ton; Mrs. f. D. Hotchkiss. Of the Con-
federate Memorial and Literary Society.
and Mrs. Alice V. Loehr, Of the Ladies
Auxiliary of Pickett Camp. The ladies
were materially assisted by Messrs. r.
D. Christian, b. W. Branch, and John Il.
Branch.
4 circular was issued and generally
distributed throughout the southern
country, and az fund grew slowly out
snrelv until at last it reached tho limit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

fcat!on 20 those who givo II and their
friends Tie story, told Yivdly and
brightly in the play, is full Of interest
and movement The sympathies are en-
listed from The rise Of the curtain, and
the great bond Of common feeling be
tween an men IS drawn successfully upon
10 chain the interest until the curtain
goes down on The last scene In act third.
The scenery ana costumes will be elobo-
rate and I'm exquisite taste The great
market Of play-setung material OF New
York will be drawn on uustintedly 10
present a Marriage for Money in a
way that will abundantly repay all who
witness IL.
For an amateur presentation OF any
sort the number Of characters is un-
usually large They are given here with
tho names of the ladies' and gentlemen
who Will appear In them Management,
Mr.. 4 vcr y. Roseucgk; Musical .Direc
tor. Professor Mutter. Bandemeyer CON
tractor. Mr. NJ Richter; Natalie mis-
niece), Miss Marie Schsaf; Robert Brand
(engneer), Mr.. II. Rueger Flunker Tor
merry purchasing agent. now capitalist,
Mr. J 5. Le1-gti Gottiiob Pickenback
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Nn1 Gnnd,,in LII 81 Gllhrd 80

Nat G. Goodwin On "A GI..I Poop"
with the support OF Maxine Elliot.
clever company Of sN.tEl .f.f.
10 the Academy or Music la-f r..H. ne
of the largest. II not quite thr ......
audiences tnat ever ~. eml.af
PLAYHOUSE. Mr. Goodwin and hs i.t.
and accomplished leading lady
fav0ritcs in Richmond. as Waa
by the audience that greeted tnOm .
the applause that was accorded IH."
night Their Performance was UH-.
.vcry detail and mirfh-prDvohrs ..
start to finish. with just enough
ment On 10 90 smooth out OBJ.
caused by laughter Every pare Was N.
Sustained. aud tho situations ver
ed Cff 90 "a nicely. the artist slIl .n
nNarv actIOn VI Tho clmrau..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

influence in the physical objects by
which be is surrounded, and to-day that
influence viii oe keenly felt, as the foot
steps Of the first and last President OF
the Confed5Tacy are retraced, and the
touching story Of Jefferson Davis's forth
tude, ordeal. and death are recalled, at
the ceremony of unveiling the stained
glass window to his memory, which IS
10 take place this morning. 1t is i'm
possible to mistake the meaning Of this
memorial or TO visit this historic church,
Astounding, as it does. with traces Of
momentous incident and representative
experience, without both thought that in
structs and emotion that elcvates. The
visitor TO st. Pauls this morning will dis
cover that there IS literally no end TO
the themes that are to stir his magma
ton, touch his heart, and broaden his
mind. He will stand amid achievements
that are finished. careers that are con-
summateG, great deeds that are done,
great memories that are immortal.
FIRST MEMORIAL TO THE PRESI-
DENT.
Tho ,-fr1Ow IN no unveiled to-da-. 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
Death Of Mrs Serena =. HUTCHINSON.

Mrs. Serena r. Hutcheson; widow or
yyido circle of friends i'm and near Rich
mond. died yesterday at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs r.. r.. Williams. at Ar
yonia in Buckingham county where the
latter wears of her life had been spent
Hsr remains will bee brought % this city
ton GROW. arriving via the James-RNcr
Division a. the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
v,lv nd go +. NJ. ana the intermcnt Will
be made I'm Hollywood.
Mrs. Hutchinson was in her 69th year
and had been paralyZed for some time.
she was a Miss Timrerlake, and ma
tive of Hanover. Her husband. who was
a wel-kn0wn citizen OF Henrico, ana
once h,led the office Of Sheriff, also lived
I'm Richmond for a long time. He died the
first year of the war Mrs. Hutchinson
had three daughters. all Of whom are
well remembered here as puDlic-school
teachers. one of them. Mrs. John h. VIII
lIams died several years ago, and the
two surviving are Mrs D.. K. -" I It..Iii,,
of Lexington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

LANCE (police offioer) Mr.. II. Miller; pop
ulace workmeN, guests. police, &c.
Following the first scene Of tho first
net the popular city Treasurer, Mr..
Charles Ii. Philips, will render the solo,
1.-The Very Hour" (Max Spicker). Fol
lowing the second scene OF the second
act Mrs. Bertha Yoelker Richardson Will
sing For All Eternity"
The cause which the proceeds OF this
entertainment will espouse Is one which
spouse among all people The good ladies
of this society. truly one of noble aid,
have done a fadeless work for the indi-
gent Germans who are H. They provide
rooms at the hospitals. and already have
q fund for a "Home for Aged Germans.-
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portraying the ascension, II TO inc
memory Of Mrs. Ross. mother OF DR.. ROSS;
tho third. showing the resurrection, was
placed to the memory OF Mr.. W. IL. NC
Farland, former vestryman OF inc
church. and the last. showing the VISIT
of the Magi is a memorial to General ana
Mrs. Pegram.
As you como down from the chancei.
and look to the righ.. you Will see hrst
A representation Of Christ healing the
sick. This window was erected TO the
memory OF Mr.. Griffin Davenport.
On the oppos,te side is tho Haxall WIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
GENE GELD UERATH."
Play 10 Re Presented Wednesday By
Gcrmnn-RmericanE Ladies'.

Fine Geld Heirath" q Marriage for
Money!. a charming little play, by II.
salengne. will be presented at the Acad-
envy OF Music Wednesday evening OF this
week. under the auspices Of the German
American Ladies' Association.
This evenings entertainment Will lack
notbins from the smallest particular 10
the management itself to make 1t an un-
qualified success, and source OF sra'4-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

In Mrs. Davls's party will be her grand
daughter. Miss Hayes. and her niece,
Miss Waller; also. Colonel J. NJ. Morgan,
who was detailed b. Secretary -of-the-
Navy Mallory. together with Mr.. Burton
". Harrison. the Presidents private Sec
rotary, TO escort Mrs. Davis South on The
day OF the evacuation OF Richmond.
The Governor, with his chief OF staff,
the Mayor. delegations OF fifteen from
each OF the veteran camps. representa-
tives Of the local Confederate organiza-
lions, the regents and v,ce-regents. VII
all occupy reserved seats near Mrs. Davis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

The Lakeside Wheel Clubs comm ....
having i'm charge the races fn ttha f..s
Nav 18th IS actively engaged ln p......-
ing all arrangements FOR this ftsH.. Ia
and popular event Richmond H.
some FUN on the wheel in .JFnt
Richmond people have not seen .a..
hama" before and it viii c.va.r.. .'
greatly enjoyed.
some of the events booked for ts
feature will prove particularly lu'
ing. 4 thread-needle race and lH-.-
ale race will cause laughter.
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7, r. strange That che l!fo Of the past
in SIS unfamiliar romans and fading
,roces shcrld 90 for suIpass the lie or
,so rrcscpt IN Impressive force and in-
fueneo. Human characteristics oIinouSA
manifesto under widely different con-
d..i.r.. were the same go old times as
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(RectOr OF 81. FHuI NnUFcH.I
ton clustered around the old building, II
would certainly be worth visit II for no
other purpose than to examine the STAIN
cd glass.
There are four windows in the ohancel.
The one In the centre, representing
Christ was dedicated TO the memory OF
Mrs. Sarah r. Anderson. first wife OF
General Joseph II. Anderson; the second
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
IlEATIi.

Died. at her late residence.
No. sos west Clay street oI aI'H.fy
April Is. 1898, nc i.ij T.. N. NAkItNNA
NJ. wife of Washington Bolton. u tae
G9th year Of her age.
Funeral announced hereafter
CHATAIN.-Dicd. April is.h. a. no
home Of her son. 80 lp west Cary
Mrs. LUCY ADELAIDE, widow o, ii
Chatain.
Funeral services will Do held THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at 5.o O'Clock 1t
the residence.
HUTCHEsON.-Died. April i'.a no 't5
residence OF her daughter Al.. I. i.
williams. in AryOria, Hu'f'n-r
IS. Va. SERENA j. HDICHte'.p
widow Of \. b. Hutchcaon. i1 tas "A
year Of her age.
Tho remains will arrive in loohu i az
239 T.. ". MONDAY, the lsta do ..- b.
street station Of Chesapeake ari '.'
railway Friends Of the family
yited 10 attend. Interment az Holy"
LYNCH-Died. al her homo On N.H
jersey. on April the 9lh. AlAlt1AltL ~
CECILIA, beloved wife OF William %
Lynch, mother OF W. $. Lynch a.. s-
ter of Mrs. j. Harry Nasie. OF t..-
MKENNEY.-Died April 1911. NJ
o'clock p. NJ. az bis residence "s norm
Fourth street. JOSEPH B. NJ KENNEL
I'm the 9th year OF h.s age.
Funeral will take place from tha Ir''e.
Street Baptist Tahern. cie. MD\l'Af
AFTERNOON AZ 3 o'clock
Petersburg IndcX-AppcJl and I't'
co. papers please copy.
ROMER.-Dled. at his residence
Nicholson street. Fulton, Saturday AI.t
Is. 1855 at half-past O'Clock D.
JOHN ROMER. Jr., in The SD year .. a.'
age
The funeral win tako place from 20
First English Lutheran church OH a..-
DAY, April 18th. az $3.50 T. 3D. It'
and acqualntances invited TO attend.
WILKINsON.-Died. az the res.i 's o'
her son. w. +. wilkinson. near Winter.
peck. Chesterfield. Va. on the ltH
slant. Mrs. SARAH r. WILKINSON DO
the 10Th year OF her age.
She leaves large circle Of FRIENDS ana
relatives 70 mourn their loss.
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FxxEazNlauGznx71ncs
Funeral OF Madeline Louise Ia

Funeral OF Madeline Louise kemp
The funeral OF little MADEilN'
LOUISE KEMP. daughter of Mr .
Mrs. Harry Kemp. OF this city. was
from the parents residence. -@- fr.
street, Friday afternoon az o.o.p.-
services were conducted in an Impress
manner by the rector OF ST. JONI.
church. Rev r. a. Goodwin. ana "...
largely offended. The floral orr.i
were numerous and beautiful Tho
torment was made in the family se.'5i
at lakewood.
4 precious one from ne has gons'
A voice We loved IS st.iled.
a place Is vacant iu our hons
Which never carA De allied.
God in His wisdOL> has recalled
The boon His love had given.
And though the body moulfsrs her,
The soul is safe IN Heaven.
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BALL GAVE STOPPED nY FIRE.
Grnndstand ut St. Louis Destroyed
Won Der Ahe-. Home Gonr.

ST. LOUIS. April 16-Thc second ..ns
Of baseball between the Browns AND 90
Chlcagos ar Sportsmcn's Park. U7s rl
at 4:o5 p. NJ, M the beginning ODD. H' a-
coud inning. by the breaking o.t ..
fire. which destroyed the entire ln'-
stand. payilions, one of The t.0l..,r-.
the club offices. and the rcs.l.n.. .'
chris Won Der Abe. who loses everything
the total loss IS estimated mo about
with $4,000 insurance. -Four .r lF.
thousand spectators were present a
number of people were seriously injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
Rfchmonders In New York.

NEW YORK. April OSpe-a..-A
y Jones. Union Square. j.. D. H.....
Broadway Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

The Governor yesterday granted pare
don To william smith alias F0rw H-
Hams. a. cOlOred man who was In t.H ..
Jail i'm ID dying condition The man. "F
had but one more month % serve. WIS
removed yesterday from the jail To- f..
almshOusc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

GARNER Mr.. w Schaaf; Mrs. Braun "a
widow selling fruit In markell, Mrs. A.
Luebbert; Wegner village inn-keepei),
Mr. J. Schminke; Caroline (his wife).
Miss Marie Euker; Rosa (his adopted
daughter. Mrs. NJ. F.. Richter; Treitel.
Cohn. Meyer. Bur and Wolf qsnd
agents), Messrs +. b. Schaaf +. Wen
gel H. f. Miller. +. Schaaf. and \. Nolk-
Hennlng Werner (critic). Dir. NJ
GrulleMeyer. Tanahauser. Mr.. Beck.
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TIE DAVIS MEMORIAL
=. VIII or v>ViTnHo ~ s'r. rAuL's
orrcCu THIS MORNING.
MRS. DAYS WILL Be PRESENT.

pr. name WIZ Preach, and DIR. Hoae
VII! Take Part IN che scr'icc-De-
.iga, and Movement That Led Z" ITS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS windows.
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TIE DrAL INTEREST


Outside Of the doctrinal interest In TINS
memorial. there is much to provoke MS
torical inquiry on the part OF the spec
tator for at least there are two persons
,.anresented who played a great part In
tho history of the world; one whose III
Nuence lasted but q day, ana the othel
that will last as long as ChrlsudiiIty
oyis+s the notorious Bernice, who be-
came the favorite of the Emperor Iltus'
the DESTROYER OF the Sacred city. OF her
own people and the other Paul 'he
preacher of Jesus crucihed, TO the zen
tiles. -
The upper part Of the window. or inc
panel above the gallery, has LOT us SUI
iect the "Ausels of Goodness ana meIcS
and was also designed by Mr.. wilson.
II exemplides the 9th verse Of the go
Psalm: Surely goodness and mercy shall
follow me AN the days Of my life; ana
will dwell in the house Of the Lord Tor
ever"
THE TABLET AND INSCRIPTION.
The tablet for the window is OF bronze
and brass. Colonial in shape. with huted
columns on each side, banded oy
brass scroll. on which are the names OF
the Confederate States in the order or
their secession. In the centre OF the
tablet is the Confederate seal, surmount-
Ell by the three battle-hdgs, ana uhuer-
meath is the inscription:
"ro the glory of God and in memory
OF jefferson Davis. President OF the con-
federate States of America. Born June
8. 1905. Died December 6, 1889.
The text for the lower hair OF the
window has been selected from Acls
XVI. 81: This man doeth nothlhs worthy
Of death or Of bonds
uFF il
the 3lst chapter Of job. and the oth verse
Let me be weighed in an even balance
that God may know my integrity
A SIMPLE CEREMONY
The ceremony Of the unveiling will be
very simple. The regular morning ser
vice will be said, end the Easter music
win be sung. together with the anthem,
composed by Mr.. Jacob Renhardt lot
the occasion. the words for which were
selected from the Scripture by Major
Robert stiles.
The sermon Will be preached by Rev.
William NJ. Dame, u. D.. OF Baltimore,
who 81 renowned for his natural ana
lofty cloquence. Dr. Dame was a mem
her OF the first company OF Richmond
Howitzers. At the end OF the sermon
the white yelling which viii cover the
window will DO torn away, that over the
lower half by General Dsbney Maury,
tho Oldest Twin. Confederate general
and that over the upper half by MISS
Lucy Hayes, Of Colorado Springs. grand
daughter Of President Davis. Rev. DR..
Moses D. Hoge, who is the only clergy
man surviving who lived in Richmond
during the war, and who was personal
friend OF Mr.. Davis. Will take part In
the service The faVoritc hymns OF the
presicent will be sung. They are:
How Firm "A Foundation. le Saints
Of the Lord" Guide Me. o, Thou Great
Jehovah" and From All the Saints"
With @ view TO afford the fullest OPP
to the public 20 see the window,
the evening service Will be held at .
o'clock this afternoon. Instead OF at the
regular hour tonight.
MRS. DAVIS WILL BE PRESENT.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, who arrived in
the city Yesterday, will be present at the
and viii occupy the old pew.
She Will be escorted by Or. j. b. McCaw.
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The window to be unveiled to-day to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, who arrived in
the city yesterday, will be present at the
unwilling. and viii occupy the old pew.
She will be escorted by Or. j. 3. McCaw.