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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

There was no session of the
Senate today.
Local brokers report quite a
drop in Oahu stocks.
Senator McCandless is confined
to his room today with an attack
of the grip.
To map out town lots was one
of the objects Of DR.. Nichols re
cent trip to Olaa.
w. G.. Irwin, accompanied by
: Richard Ivers of Ookala, is paying
a visit to Maunawill ranch.
:, The Senate Committee on the
Rapid Transit Bill have been in
session all the morning.
The keys for the new postoffice
boxes will be ready for delivery
on the first of July.
The funeral of the late James l.
Dowsett will take place at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Minister Cooper held the usual
monthly inspection of the troops
in garrison and the band this
morning.
Judge Perry has granted leave to
sell real estate of the late Joseph
Nawahi. p. l.. Weaver for peti
toner.
Charles Il. Eagan, coffee plan
ter, was taken seriously i'll with
pneumonia soon after his recent
arrival in Hilo.
Olaa rumors are that when
"Jake" Grossman returns from
his contemplated trip to the Coast
be will bring wife with him.
The Senate Finance Committee
put in the morning looking over
the reports of the experts on
various public Offices.
The annual memorial services
of the Odd Fellows will be held
on Sunday after next. Prof. j.
Ligh,foot will deliver the Grafton.
Within an hour after the three
whistles announcing the arrival
of the Mohican, the mail for the
Coast mar TT. s. s. BenDipptv N
will close.
The Eva corner of the Execu
tive building grounds is pretty
we'll covered with benches and
tables in readiness for entertain
ing the next contingent of troops.
The Hawaiian Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution
will hold its annual meeting at
noon Friday the 18th in the rooms
of the Hawaiian Safe Deposit
building. Officers will be elected.
Each member of the National
Guard of Hawaii has been receiv-
ed a circular letter from the
Colonel of the Regiment asking
that list of gnveI nment property
in his possession be sent to the
commander of the company OF
which he is a member.
Sweet sorghum seed and New
Zealand apples have been received
by Henry May & Co. A small
supply necessitates early orders
Judge Perry has denied the
petition to mortgage real estate OF
W. Seaborn Luce, guardian OF
Beatrice Mary G.. Luce. Petit
TONER is required by the decision
to file bond in $4,000, each, as
administrat, of estate of Mary
E. Luce and as guardian in the
present case.
Window poles and fittings
King Bros, 10 Hotel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-15
AN OLD IDENTITY IS GONE.

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While the collection of Fashionable NOVELTIES
is unrivaled displaying, THIS WEEK, a choice
lot of SILK and COTTON DRESS GOODS, bought direct
from the Makers giving customers the very best values
offered We only ask you to look feeling convinced
that the qualities and colorngs together with the low
price, will do the rest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-09
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.

The special Easter service in the Sec
ond Presbyterian church will be held
in the evening, when the church choir
will be assisted by the choral society
of the church. Mr.. j. NJ. Chance, the
organist and director, will have the
assistance Of Miss Mabel Rennie and
Mr Charles Doersam at the organ, Miss
Ruth Hanley at the piano and the Sab
bath school orchestra. The programme:
Organ Prelude, "Toccata and Fugi in
ID Minor Observation-Disclosures. 'bach
Mr.. Charles Doersam.
Short anthem, "ChTlst is RiSeG,'
j. Ross, Mus Doc
Solo. "RejoiCe Greatly, O Daughter
OF Zion .....,..... .....,.......,.,'lta ltandCt
Miss Black
Anthem, THE Resurrection. ...., Shelley
Full Choir.
Offcrtory "Sanctus' '...........Von Weber
Orchestra.
Solo, "He is Risen" ..............S .Schnec,t ar
Miss Garagan; violin obligato, Mr. Wild
mayer.
Quartettc, "'rhe Lord is Risen. Sullivan
Misses Black and Garagan, Mcssrs. Bey-
non and Morgan.
Solo, THE Easter Sunshine Breaks
Again" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mietzke
Mr.. Bcynon.
Anthem, Jerusalem" ............... Parker
Full Choir.
Organ postlude, "Triumphal March"
Miss Mabel Rennie.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-09
MORNING PRAYER.
PENN AVENUE BAPTIST

At Penn Avenue Baptist church there
will be a special musical programme
rendered Sunday in honor of the E&s-
ter festival The singing will he by
choir of thirtyfiVe voices, with Mrs.
Lizzie Brundage rs solOist, Miss Ju-
liza Clapp Allen, Violinist, will play at
the evening service. Haydn Evans will
he orCanist and director Of the music.
Following is the programme:
MORNING SERVICE.
organ Prelude, Egmont ........ Beethoven
(Air by S, Z. WarranD
Opening services, Holy, Holy"
Scripture salutator.
Invocation.
Anthem, Thanks BE to God" .Gritton
Scripture lesson.
Hymns. ."The Day Of Resurrection"
(Tune, page S33, Il. H.
Responsive Scripture
Choir and congregation
Pastors choir. Ring the Easter Bells
Meredith
Prayer
Response, Father of Mercies". .Gounod
Offertory Organ, SchoTzo. Widor
Solo, Easter Sunshine Breaks Again"
Mietzki ...,............,...Mr Brundage
Hymn, "Christ the Lord is Risen"
037 B. H.
Anthem, "He is Risen" Buck
Closing service.
Organ postlude. "Toccoto" ".n.,......B Bach
EVENING SERVICES.
Prelude, organ and violin, "Benedic-
tus" s"..,,.,,...,.....,....,.. MacKunzle
Miss Allen, Vlalinist.
Sentence, choir,
1.-THE Lord is in His Holy Temple"
Hymn. Hail Thou Victor in the Strife"
u36 b. H.
Invocation.
Anthem Awake Ye Spirits. "........ Costa
Scripture.
Anthem, ''rhe Bells are Ringing for
Easter Time. '..,.,.,.,...,,............ Abt
Ladies' chorus.
Prayer.
Offertory, organ.
Solo, "IIe Is Risen" "....,,...,..,. Schneider
Mrs. Brundage.
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the following programme tomorrow
under the direction Of the choir master,
w. w. Jones and organist, Walter
Davies:
MORNING SERVICE AT 1880 O'CLOCK
Quartette, "The Lords Prayer" Holden
Thomas Abraham, w. w. Jones, II. A.
Wrigley and w. Whitman.
Anthem, Christ is Risen From the
Dead .................,.,.,,. Sydenham
Choir.
Anthem, 20 Risen Lord. Joseph Barnby
Choir.
EVENING SERVICE AT 7.3O O'CLOCK.
Anthem, 80 Sing Unto the Lord"
Sncper.
Choir.
Quintette, "IIe Died for You and for Me-
Miss Anna Jones, soloist, and Thomas
Abraham, W. w. Jones, II. a. Wrlg-
ley, W. Whitman.
Solo, '"The Risen Christ" ..........H Holden
David jenkins.
Anthem, "On the Resurrection Morn
ing ...,,,..............,....,. Aguttcr
Choir.
Solo..........."Th Golden Threshold
Anthem 80 Jesus, Thou Art Stand
ing ......................W. IL, AShmall
Thomas Abraham and Choir.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.

Easter will be most tittingly observed
at the Evangelical Lutheran church of
the Holy Trinity tomorrow. At the
morning service the Holy Sacrament
will be administered, when also the
choir, under the direction Of Prof. L.
r. Protheroe, will render some special
music. The following compose the
choir: The Misses Bessie Schives, Lille
Blaschke, Catherine Winterstein, E. A.
Scherier. Alice Femme Caroline Herr
mann Margaret Davis, Mary A. Davis,
Mary Boston Williams. Anna Schuer,
Mr.. d. J. Davis, II. ], Schubert, David
Bynon, r. j. Brader.
Organ Prelude
Chorus, He Lives s'..........A. Haywood
Miss Mary A. Davis, SolUist.
Introt and Gloria Patri.
kyrio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, FCntOn
Gloria in EXCclSis MerbCc
Alto Solo, Come See the Tomb"
Miss Mary A. Davis
Oiertory ..,."....,..,..........,. Langdon
Chorus, Christ our Passover, "Ressur-
rectiun Morn Rodney
Sung by D. J. Davis.
The SanCtus .,..................Ca
The Auuus Del.
The Nunc Dimittis .Zaule
At 80 p. IN. the Sunday school will
fittincly observe the Holy Festival.
The following programme has been
PREPARED:
Anthem by the Choir
Song II! the School. Psalm 1l3.
Scripture Lesson.
Recitation, Song of the Snow Bells"
jennie ) aman
Solo ......,..,.............F .FlOrc.cc W arucr
Song 10y the School
Exercise by Fifteen Small Children.
Anthem by the Choir.
Recitation ......................Etta Wotz"l
Song by the School.
hetltduDn ........ .,...',.....Nl4ll STOCK
Addr SIS by Pastor.
Gathering of Offerings.
Recitation by Fifteen Girls.
Song by School.
DoXology. Benedictior.
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JACKSON STREET BAPTIST.

Tomorrows Easter services at the
Jackson Street Baptist church will ex-
coed anything of similar nature ever
given in that church. The pastor, Rev.
Thomas DE Gruchy, has prepared two
special sermons and Chorister Lewis
Davies, assisted by an excellent choir
will render the beautiful Easter song
service. The soloists will be Miss
Martha Nichols, Mrs. Annie Matthias,
Mrs. William Roberts and Morris
Thomas. The personnel of the choir
will be as follows: Mrs. a. Matthias,
Mrs. j. S. Harris, Mrs. David Davis,
Mrs. Lewis Davis, Mrs. r. Protheroe,
Mrs. J. Meyer, Mrs, James Grifiths,
and the Misses Martha Nichols, Mar
garet Ludwig, Jemima Roderick and
Margaret Davis; altos, Mrs. w. Rob
otts. and Misses Norma Nichols Mat
tie Thomas, Mary Thomas, Margaret
Morgan and Nettie Lewis; tenors, Will
liam Thomas, Thomas Matthias. Will
liam Davis, Roy Williams, John Hitch
ings. O. p. Clark. Isaac Morgan and
Reese lewis: bassos, Morris Thomas,
]. 8. Harris. John Lloyd Edward Wat
kins, Robert owens and Charles Holly.
Miss Marion Hutchinson, organist, will
pieces. The programmes for the morn
inv and evening services are as foi-
lows:
MORNING SERVICE AT 1890 O'CLOCK.
Prelude.
Lords prayer.
Chorus. "He Comes in Triumph"
Charles Gabriel
Twenty Female Voices.
Reading.
Prayer.
Solo, Easter" "....................P .Protheroe
Martha B. Nichols.
Anthem, "Chrst our Passover .Schilling
Choir.
Sermon.
HYMN .......................... Congregation
Benedictior.
EVENING SERVICE AT 78o O'CLOCK.
Song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. school
Prayer
Song, "The Easter Morning."
r. T. Lehanan
School.
Recitation.
Responsive Reading.
Song ...........,.'..,.,',,..,.. School
Song of Spring ..........T. w. Williams
Recitation.
Solo, Hail the King Of Kings" .... Geibcl
Morris Thomas.
Recitation.
Anthem, Christ is Risen. Edwyn Glare
Recitation, "The Resurrection" ... School
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. School
Offering.
Solo, Resurrection Morn" Paul Rodney
Morris Thomas.
DOlS OCnOOl
Responsive Reading.
Anthem, Christ Our Passover" Choir
Address.
AcrOStical Exercise ....,.......... Easter
Itecitation.
song ....,..,,.,................. School
Song, strike Ye Nesper" ............ School
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ELM PARK CHURCH.

The following are the programmes
for the Easter services at Elm Park
church, morning and evening, under
the direction of Mr.. j. Alfred Pennng
ton. The evening service will, as is
usual on festival occasions, be largely
devoted to music:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ Prelude Offcrtoire in Il Fat,
Claussman
Anthem, Hail the Gladstone Easter
Morn"
Carol, "Thc World Itself Keeps Easter
Day" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Buffinton
Offertory, Cavatina .Chipp
Postlude, Grand Chorus in D....Cherubim
EVENING SERVICE.
Chime of Bells.
Organ Prelude "Adoration" ....... Ravina
Hymn. Christ the Lord Is Risen Again"
Prayer by the Pastor.
Anthem, "Christ Is Risen. Frank
carol by Girls Chorus, Awake, Glad
Easter Morn" .Schilling
Alto Solo, Every Flower That Bios
sons ...............,........,,.. shelley
Responsive Reading by the Congregation
Tenor Solo. "IIosana to our Risen King
Wilkinson
Anthem, "Archangcls Fold Your Wings"
Marston
Hymn. "Welccme, Thou Victor in the
Strife"
Easter Offering.
Offertory in j. (OrEam .Thayer
Soprano Solo. "llail Easter Morn" Mario
Carol by Girls Chorus Break Forth
Into Singing"
Address by Pastor.
Bass Solo, "The Resurrection" .....1 Holden
Anthem, Sing Praises Unto the Lord
MarChant
carol. blessed Easter Time"
Hymn, 90 Could ] Speak the Match
less Worth
Benediction.
Postlude, Marcho de Procession Reed
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ST. MAEh'a LUTHERAN.

The CONGREGATION of st Marks T.u-
tbaran cburcb will ,Dioy tbn gnInndid
cpociol eor,.i,, ,,rc,.,,,i f,, u,,yt,r
ct,,,l, r,t -, ~. r
'l"i." II, H''S'o'' I'''. a. L, " la
H''l' H. I'' i'IN uId"' 'NtLS pl'p''"-
Ilol allN WI! prVdch TWO SrHtIti Slf-
mons. Mrs. RaNor, VINO IS EIited win
'eau'ilul SoI'I on" '"1CV, "ll S'i'E i
con,rruri,p o+ ~ 40 . N, lro}l0,vfnrr
10 III" Fi'Si'i'''i' i'' '''' i'''' '''' - '''
Nl't'
Anthem Christ the Lord is Risen To-
day" Observation-Disclosures. Gcibel
The Ncrs Gle.
The Int DIT.
The kYrie.
Gloria i'm ENCelsis.
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GREEN RIDGE PRESBYTERIAN.


The following programme of Easter
music will be rendered at the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church, Rev. /. ].
Lansing. pastor, by the church choir of
twenty-four voices assisted in the
evening by Mr.. Allen Lawrence, cor
net; Mr.. b. Pitt, violin; Mr. w. p. Nc
Andrew clarionet; Mr.. e. +. Cunning
ham cello
MORNING. 1880.
Organ Voluntary, Easter Thoughts"
Mrs. Salome Berker
Anthem, Beautiful Easter Morn"
Palmer
Anthem, Break Forth in Singing"
Herbert
Miss Edith Martin and choir.
Bass SOLO THE Resurrection Morn"
Rodney
Mr.. Will Roberts.
Anthem, "Our Lord Is Risen from the
Dead ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SCnneckCr
Duet for contraltosi trio for female
voices and choir,
Miss V. Greuncr, Miss Mamie Monies and
choir.
Anthem, "Hosanna" ............... Grainer
Mr.. c. Winke and choir.
EVENING, 7.3o
Anthem, Come See the Place Where
Jesus Lay ......,.................. Reed
Mr.. q. Greuncr and choir; orchestra and
organ.
"Life's Resurrection Hour" E. Neidlnger
d. J. Phillips ar| chorus.
"The Resurrection" soprano solo,
Scheley
Miss Edith Martin.
"He Is Risen" .....................Sc .Schlling
Miss Marion Smith, Mrs. G. B. Uthman,
Mr. Conrad Mr. Phillips and choir.
Come See the Place" alto solo Porter
Miss Victoria Greuner.
CLOSING hymn ..................,,.,. Dalmcr
Congregation, choir, orchestra and organ.
Personnel of the Choir-SopranOs, Mss
Edith Martin, Miss Nellie Charesworth
Miss Hattie Gunster Miss Almer Wade,
Miss Anna jenkins. Miss Myrtce Bayley,
Miss Carrie Beidleman, Miss Marion
Smith, Miss Lila Phillips; altos, Miss
Victoria Greuner, Miss Lillian Perry, Miss
Name Moonies, Mrs. q. b. Uthman, NIiss
Clara Niemeyer; tenOrs Mr.. William Con-
rad. Mr. Charles WcnkC, Mr.. j. w.
Rawlston, Mr.. Johns; bassos Mr. Gustave
Gruener, Mr.. d. j. Phillips, Mr.. VIII Rob-
erts, Mr. c. Kirkpatrick, Mr.. Warner;
organist, Miss Salome Berker; chorister,
q. Fred WhittcmOre.
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FIRST WELSH BAPTIST.

There will he no special service to-
morrow morning at the First Welsh
Baptist church. At the evening SER
vice, however, a treat is in store. \
choir Of over sixty voices have been
rehearsiug the beautiful oratorio "The
Great Light" under the direction of
Chorister w. w, Evans, for several
weeks and it viii he given tomorrow
evening at 6 p, m.
The soloists are the Misses Marion
Jones and Eliza Lewis and William
Hughes, Thomas @. Williams, John
Evans, David j, Jones and William
Edwards. Mrs. d. b. Thomas will act
as accompanist
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-09
GREEN RIDGE BAPTIST.

In the Green Ridge Baptist church
at 1890 a. m. the Sunday school will
presnt a cantata by Screuz, entitled
Easter Crowns" The school will be
accompanied by an orchestra, with
Mr.. a. Hudson as director, and Miss
Eftie Calender as organist.
EVENING, 7.3O.
Voluntary.
Hymn, Christ. the Lord, is Risen Today"
Scripture reading.
Anthem, Christ Is Risen" .....Ashrord
Prayer.
Hymn "The Head That Once Was
Crowned with Thorns."
OffertOry.
Anthem, THE Earth Is the Lords"
Kirkpatrick
Sermon.
LYNN, "He Lives, the Great Redeem
er Lives"
Choir-SCpranos, Mrs. Addyman. Mrs
Ottinger Miss Eva Brown, Miss S. Game
well; altos, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Wctmore
Miss 5. Churchill, Miss NJ. Gamewoll:
tenors, Mr.. Y. II. Watkins, Mr.. A. Johns-
ton, Mr.. A. Hudson; bassOs. Mr.. Charles
Brown, Mr. II. Sheldon, Mr.. S. Brady
Mr. a. Brown; chOrister, Mr. r. II. Wat
kins; organist, Mr. Sheldon.
The Young Peoples Society Of Green
Ridge will hold a union sunrise prayer
meeting at a. m.
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SCRANTON STREET BAPTIST.

The following programme of music
will be rendered in the Scranton Street
Baptis! church tomorrow:
MORNING SERVICE AT 1870 O'CLOCK.
Organ Prelude, Gloria in Exceleis
DE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mozart
Doxology, Praise Cod. Choir
Invocation. n.'.,,..,....,.... Pastor Mathews
Hymn 1877, Baptist Hymnal. Congregation
Chorus, Ring Out Glad Tidings,"
Mosher
Children's choir, DIR. Senderlng, leader.
Scripture Reading, Matt xvii: 1-2O
Prayer '''...'..',.,...,.,........ Pastor
Anthem, "The Lord is Risen,"
L. l.. Ashford
Children's Chorus, Beautiful Easter"
Kirkpatrick
Sermon.................R S. f. Mathews
Anthem, 80 Sacred Head" &C. II. Gabriel
Choir.
Hymn 1872, Hymnal..........Co Congregation
Benedlctloh '.,'''''''''....'......',.. Pastor
Organ Postlude.
EVENING SERVICE AT z3O O'CLOCK.
Organ Prelude, March, Tannhauser.
Wagner
Hymn 164, Baptist Hymnal. Congregation
Scripture Reading, Luke xiv: 12.
Prayer Observation-Disclosures. Pastor
Anthem, Behold the Lamb of God
Lorenz
Female Chorus
OffCrtory
Solo (COntralto) easter Morn"
w. II. Neidlinger
Miss Via Jones.
Sermon. S. f. Mathews
Anthem, Christ is Risen" "........Ashford
Choir.
Hymn, us, Hymnal. Congregation
Benediction ....,..............,....,,. Pastor
Organ Postlude.
The music will be rendered by the
re-organized choir of twenty voices
under the direction of Mrs. B. G. Bed
doe, the church organist.
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Violin Obligato, Miss Allen
Hymn 1903, lex. Dupt time.
Sermon.
Anthem, "worthy is the Lamb. Handle
Closing service.
organ Postludo ..........,..,,.,.. Widor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-09

Arrangements have been made for
special services i'm all of the churches
of the city tomorrow in honor of
Easter. In almost every instance
elaborate programmes of music Will
be rendered. Below some of them are
given.
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SIMPSON M. G. CHURCH.

The Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church choir, assisted by Mrs. B. r.
Jayne and David Jenkins, win render
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-09
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL.

st. Luke's choir of twenty-five men
and boys, j. Willis Conant, organist
and choirmaster, will sing the follow
ing music at morning and evening
DraVcr:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-09
SPLENDID MUSIC
in THE CHURCHES
Easter Festival Will BE Observed in all
the Houses of Worship,
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS MADE

Some of the Elaborate Programmes
That HavO Been Arranged aud
Which viii he Heard in the city
Churches Tommorrow--Thero viii
lie Augmented Choirs and in MANY
Cases Orchestras viii Play the
Accompaniment for the singers.
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A LETTER TO WOMEN.

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