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Magniticate In q ~. q otisle y
H Hshn mo- NJ. iss, nark, Eeh Thousand
Voices Sounding &. a
5Oftertory Anthem. Great - Marvellous .ls
are Thy Works.,s.. ..s.,.. ~. =. eau GO il
Reoesslonai flynn, No. Ill, Christ, the
Lord Ii Risen sro.da Y, is, 81 " 4 v h /.
This ohoir ID at1 phtit iphonal vested one
d -Cantbris- frs.. WI II. o. Me-
g0ehee, Miss LILY Nj Urquhart Mrs Adolf t
5phus Blair, Mrs G. Burton Ford, Miss
E,lizabetl, Christian, Mrs Henry Mnrk-
ham, Mrs. Robert b. Minor, Miss lrannli Y
< O. West Miss Sallle West, Miss Nettle
Baird, Miss Fattie q MeGehee, Miss Amy 7;
white Miss Kate g. Bidgood, Miss Grace
( IL Rohleder, Miss Fannie B. vaughah,
Miss tlssIo r. Archer. Miss Ethel Me Cur.
ldy Miss Lt,oy Gu r cid, NJ ss5 So RI b. I1ar-
5vie, Miss Ellie Mauryl Werth, Miss Louise
IL contrait Cant oris--M Miss b. May Green
ar Miss Fannie ". Murray Miss nliza M.
fIarvie. Decani- Nflss EVELYN 9. Bridges,
Miss Grey Wright Mrs. Christiat, H.
Clarke. Il II Il Nj g b. 3i FL .j4
nv Markham, r. William Taylor, william
Eert Hoskins, william II. Boschen, r.
Brown Crenshaw. IA Il n Il 81. /.
4 Bassi- Caf,toris-Jo Joseph r. White, Cecil
del Harbordt, Christian II, Il Clnrke. g.
Clifton, ,Thad 3. Sergeant, Roger o.
o1ant. Decan l-seldehE Wake. Samuel r.
Brockenbrough, Woodson p. Waddy, M
D e. Rohleder, w. H Overmat1n.
" Organist and cholrtnaster, Dr.. W. II. Q.
McGehee. n, NJ
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Methodist.
4 Park Place Church.

8 Sll$g5g MORNING.
Organ Prelude ''IIargo Handel
Onertory, King OF Kings. Shipper
Anthem. Ellis Glorious Nance. Porter
Organ Postlude, Gloria 1880. Mozart
EVENING.
.3' ll35S5 Wagner
ioffertory; Il .Allelua! The Lord Liveth,"'g.@9
Anthem. "IIis Glorious Name" Y. Porter
Organ Postlude March Pontificale,"
The members OF the choir are:
soprano@Mr Edna Blanton, Grace
Fritsche. BESSIE Lee, Alice Crutchfleld
and Mrs Kate Crutchtleld. 5S
E$3A lto-Misses Naude W lklnson1 Lucy
Lee. Pss5 III sii.
i Base Fl. Graham, q. u. Blnnton, 5l
G. p. Blanton, director;lI. D. Brlggs,
sJr., organist I'll IA
ST. James M. e. Church.
The special music to be sung at St.
James Methodist Episcopal Church on
sunday will be selected from the Easter
NUMBER of the Choir Herald. published
BY the Lorenz Company Of Dayton, y.
and consist Of such numbers as MY
ERedeelner LIVES IS Christ Is Risen,'.
.rrhe Cruclhxion,"' etc. The music vii!
NOe rendered Dy INC ldi 6epS lioA ue' SAatoA- -
the church under the leadership of Mr..
Fred "A. Beck, and Is composed OF the
Following voices \ Mrs. vs. 2. Leidy,
Misses tAddAe and Gertrude Walford.
Minnie and Hattie Walker, Sophie and
gF1dna Wall Rosa Mulre,E Sadie Wagner,
$Byre Bracket, Norma Cheatham, Jennie
gI,eath, Lucie Hughes. Messrs. p. P.
5Bickers. &c. N. King, s. IS, Shuford and
p. w, Bundy, with Mrs. 9. "a, Mulre IN
charge Of the organ.
M Laurel ST. Church. Il
3s5 n II A. M.
In the Cross OF Christ II Glory -. Lorenz
The Risen Christ. Watson Vat \
o, Come Let Us Sing Unto the Lord
...,....,., ...... oouWotti
Through the Day Thy Love has Kept
Esau Cocker, chorlster; Miss Lola VIII
liam, organst: Miss Enelyn J ohnson. VIC
linist Mr., P. Ferraro, ytollnlst; MI
John blunt, volinist: MIC. w. Dalrym-
pie, cornetist; Mr.. James Smith. from
1soprano-.Arrs. o. II, Gillian. Miss Julia
Charter, Miss Eva Robertson, Miss Eva
King, Miss Mary Roberts, Mrs. Hawkes.
Miss D. J. Francis
)iSAlto-Miss Annie Aarp. Miss Kate VII
Hams Miss M. A, Roltz,
Tenors-Fred Jones, Claude Cousins
Willie Nunnally, c. w. Davis
Bassos-Charles r., Nunnally. ]. L
6 Boltz, Charles serf, r 9. Barlow
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tho handsome building Of Miller q
Rhoads, on Broad Street. 81 .i
a Light. light, light seemed to have been
ono of4fthe principal thoughts IN the.
mind Of the architect, and his thoughts
were admirably transferred to the pulld-i
Ing. n AZ i3si 4. Ell sSss ]. .3-
we don't believe there's better nat
urally-lighted department store IN the
co,ulntythan Miller & Rhonds' even among
those stores that have the advantage
Of a corner loca ton. 3; Ii III stsa ss
e a natural light such as is in this store
Is a severe test Of the 3seryiceabilty Of
the delicate colorlngs and qualities OF
Easter fabrics, but, judging from the
5thronged aisles and departments yester-
day, Richmond people must be well salts
fed with the stores wares, and no Won
der. Never had the reporter seen finer
collection from the time he put his foot
inside the door! until tle made his exit.
SLaces, ribbons and silks met him at
the entrance-and such handsome things
In these lines he must confess never
greeted him before. I'll,
Handsome wool dress-goods, an ele-
! gantly equipped mems furnishing store
and next beWllderlng array OF what
are called wash goods although some
Of the delicate creations OF linen, cotton
and silk looked too fine for the ordinary
uuIuTGSS W NGuA sWiktt D0b SfD'<S.
was assured that they had all been tried
and tested. Il s
Next came neclswcar. hosiery and
gloves, Gle saw many Of the latest de-
signs In the wlndows.) IL !.
On the second floor were the tailored
suits, waists and skirts. Ready-made
| they're called, but practically made to
| order tailor work
The underwear, both foreign and do
| nestle, next greeted the news aper mans
eye-and while he Is no Judge OF these
articles, they looked To- him to be dainty
enough to please the most fastldlous lady
| In Richmond organywhere else.
| The art department, the upholstery de-
partment, the chinawarc, brlc-a-brao and
] cut-glass sections. the books for Easter
| everything seemed to DO imbued with
the Joyous spirit. and the reporter left
/ the store feeling that Richmond should
be proud OF such an establishment. and
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Baptist 3 I
First Baptist Church ',y'lr' ;;l'
~ ~ - '7'''Fl : :
"a MOD NINA

cantilena for Organ, G. Waring stebbins
Awake Up Ny Glory Ba Iri,
Christ Our Passover ............ schilling
,rriumphal March torgan) ........ ~, BUCK y!
AT night the organist will begin the
service With the Did, but ever beautiful,
l"Romanz = IA NIB, by petrall. Then,
after a brief service and sermon, BY Pr Pr.
Cooper. the choir will sing the Cantataf,
.,The Resurrection," by Charles Fonteyn
Manney (frst time In Rlchmond). Th ne
uuartette choir, always good, Is doing
better work than ever before, and the
music promises to be unusually fine.
The choir Is composed OF the following;
Soprano, MSS Lucy Morton; Alto, MISS MISS
Enle Cofer; Tenor, Mr., u. w Cunning
ham; BASS, Mr.. Murray Hunter Organ,
list and director Leslie +. Watson. 5 Il
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EpiscOpak
Grace Episcopal Church.

MORNING snEvICI0. II A, NJ
professional Hymn. No lQ9, Welcome.
Happy Morning, &
Anthem; AS It Began 70 DaWn...'',,,,.,,,,.
Christ, Our Passover. r. Webb
Gloria Patri In F.,,,,W. II, Q, McGehes
re Deun In u flat.,....,,,. Dudley Huck
Jub!late Dec In A...,,..,H. j, Hopkins
Hymn, No, lei, The Strife "a Der.
Hymn No. ll2, Jesus Christ ~ Risen TO,
day.
onertory Anthem Hallelujah Chorus,
.y..... ,,..,,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aHue'
Recessional Hymn. No. Ill. Christ, the
Lord, Is Risen To-day.
EVENING SERVICE, s r. 81,
Professional Hymn, No, lls, Christ Is
Risen. tsi @
Anthem: When 1t Was Yet Dark.,.,..,.
,........,.. Huntington Noodman
Gloria Fatri In F.,,",W. n. Q. McGshes
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ST. paul's church.

Sl The following programme Will be rem
dered Mt st. Pauls Episcopal Church.,
corner Ninth and Grace Streets, at II
o'clock A. NJ: NJ y.
Morning serylce--P roce lonal 1oeth
hymn sya pat 2ef MorrnE
ton E'""re Denr1," Cabin; lbiate Dec, !"
Gilchrtst "Tntrolt, hymn fifth" Mozart;
"lSyrla Elelson."H delsohn; Gloria
8Tib,'' Garrett; Hymn 122d,''E Car
michael W" Offertory, God Hath Appoint
ed a I Day Tours; offertory Sentence,
Holy offerings " edh e 9, .&. !, Z,
sional 1i5th hymn, Carmichael; Gloria
Patrie, Morrlngton; Magnificent 8s Tozer;
Nunc Dimittis, Renhardt Hymn 18TH;
5Offertory, Redemptions Day, schackley;
Recessional Hymn. 10th, Sullivan. +.
:5S$t'..The Passion st IA F'aul's choir will
render on the evening Of Good Friday
by Karl Heinrich Graun, who was born
at sWahrenboucl, near 4 Dresden, III the
year 1901. '5 9}j B.
& Y5""The first performance. OF this great
work was rendered y In the Cathedral OF
Berlin on March 26,;1755, and has since
then been annually performed In Passion
Week. a centenary performance took
place in 1865, In The presence Of Frederic
William tn. OF late years some opposi-
ton has been raised to this continued re-
petition Of an Anticipated work, but It
may to a great extent be Justified by the
complete and mastery form In which It
embodies the spirit Of a by gono age.
Looked at from purely musical point OF
view, and apart from considerations OF
age or taste THE Passion. or 4 Der tt d
Jesll' contains SO many excellencies, md
so much that ls significant, that no ora
torio Of the second half OF the last con-
fury. excepting perhaps. Mozart's Re-
uuiem' and EIayden's 'Crea tion' can be
compared to It. In Germany The Pas
sion, or Der Tod Jesu,' holds In some
degree, tho position which Is held by The
Messiah In England.
Choir--Boys-Le Brooks, Walter Da-
Wis, Harry Lipscomb. Leslie Barfoot. Geo.
Rutledgc John Rutledge. Charley Fisher,
Clyde Barfoot, Walter 'Larkin, Joseph
Bower. Carter Thompson A and Glenn.
Johnson. $aa Ell
Sopranos Miss Eileen Hearon, Miss
Calvin Bragg, Miss Mary Rogers, Miss
Annie Lee Kinney Miss Elizabeth Rob-
ms Miss Mary Buford, Miss Page Book
err. Miss Bessie Elicit, Miss Elise Mon
cure Miss Judith And erson and Miss Sal
lie Reid Anderson. 81
Altos-Mrs. jacob Reinhnrdt. Miss Gull
Iaume Mrs. John Moncurc
Tenors-Mr. B. s. Baker. DR.. Charles
M Read. Mr. w. c.. holland, and Mr..
| Charles Mckinney.
Bassos-Mr. Norman Call. DR.. James
p. Roy Mr.. Fl. IT.. Banks. Mr.. Charles
| winn, and Dr. Charles Brock
Choir Master and Organlst-Prof. Jacob
Reinhardt. Fl
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\ ST. Patrlck''s Church
MORNING SERVICE.


Easter Anthem. s. = Gu. =.
Mass (. ~ ~
Vent = ~
Ailelulia 1:svTN1.Yit \ StSRv1Gn
r, 80. ~, I, !, Z, Willard
VII e.na,i X. !. .Gregorian
q : = ~
Tantum 0e'
The members OF the choir are
sonrnnt-Madames L. I<ellam u More
cock; Misses M. Riordan, NJ. Dob son, NJ
Taylor, =. McSweeney. HI @ Fl -,
h Alti.Madame5 D. c. rdson; Misses
=. Davis, q. Neagle, NJ. Cavedo. H.
9TenorI-M essrs. W. +. Ma honey, G'5 ".
Parater, II. A. Ryan, W. s.. smith
I Bassi-Messrs. Morecock, ~ Meag hee1r'
w. Ahern, Ross, sSl.. ~. n # s4
Director-Wlllam II. shervin.i \, !
Organist-Miss NJ. McsWeeney'
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Emmanuel Baptist Church.
MORNING.


Anthem /. 4 Praise the j ord I. ~. Emerson
Hymn, Christ, the Lord Is Risen To-day
Hymn, o ] oyful9 Day. u i.5. 3s y. III. &
OHertory. Jesus Christ is Risen To-day.
Hymn. Tho Happy Morn is Come.
35&l a FL n ID V5NING.
Anthem, Christ our Passover. I. .McPhail
Hymn, The Lord Is Risen Indeed.
Hymn Crowns OF Glory, Us u
Offertory, o, Praise the Lord. Emerson
Hymn, a Living Savior.
n The choirBis composed ms follows.
1 soprnnos-Nfiss Amorottc Green. Miss
Rose Goode, Miss Emily Moncure, Mrs.
u. r. Wood. Mrs. s. B. Woodfin.
Altos-Mlss Bertha F1ournoy, Miss Sal
lie Moncure
h Tenors--w. s. Jackson, T. r. Wilkinson,
j. c. Williams, Jr.
B. Woodfin s
organist, Mrs. l. II. Pemberton.
& Director, j. G. Williams, Jr.
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= o,lruures r.sntie q 90 %,

Messrs, FuurqufeAn, Temp e 81 Co. re- e
Et3ort d i season Of renAfkalpie.. Dtl ll's..
ness. eolipsifis LII, many respects the pest
Of former records. N s. i, 4. !. q.
5psrity And ihs unusually broad assert
itnents whlth this firm Is handling they ne
attribute the 'itlcrease OF early sales Y 70
the 9apleildid con formity q OF the new
fabrics to our par cotidtloi,s ~ 81
Ultimate. & . IA y q !, "a ". \, .,,j.T
! cnol. woolet,s, while susceptible OF the Fl
most elaborate streatmn is still com m
Portable dress vollesi inistrals mofa 81 I,
setnirines, iii an urgent want Tor. wni slg
Southern women have long y waited ted.
S Tho same trend towards 3lle htness pre- re-
wallis amongst six fabrics. China sll lt
Foulards, broadcadedN T kols. Congress- y : q
Damask, Chinas, ernatil and Grenadines 'llll 's
being greatest In demand, ~
Sd tr,hey further report d splendid season
IN fne wash goods, ali manner of%line n
being prominently popular: very ], lig sll5
fplques, datnasked and embroidered piaues,.
products. fino embroidered
Swiss and slnilar high-grade natdrllnis l e.
@&Ths firm sees the success OF tho season
IN giving the people j,ist what te pteo,
scarcely more than veil commenced md
anticipate from the prescnt teady trade
that the season will be IN unusually pro-
iongpd one. ~ Il II II
Cordes ard osbY. Il
rho approach Of the Easter tide Is no
where more apparent than Mt the estab-
ilshment Of Cordes Mosby & Co.. on upper.
Broad Street. q. .$,
This nrn, carries at this date q larger
and more varied stock Of goods than ever.
before fiits history. This is par ticularly
true OF ladies' roady-t O wear dresses, In
,l,h Ill rNuktS Tina
notch 81 style, Many ladies are calling,
and tho proprietors Invites them to con- on !.
tinue to do 60, II only for tile purpose OF
gaining information ns to The proper
fashions for the day. Very attractive and ana
stylish also. and In grea t demand are arc
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81. Peter, s q athedral,

: TT ST. Peter S Catheura1'
ional Ave (sele e'tt'
Mrs. John Murphy. 4 jz
Mass Nh .5.. y ( ~ sllas'
81 Quartette and Chorus. =
Veni Crea tor. toe ie'''I
Mrs. P. J. Griffin. tsf5 ~. {
Offertory-Eastcr Anthem ..... ~ e ern l
Chorus.
B Members 81 Choir.
Soprnnos--Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. MURPHY
Miss Sweeney, Miss Coleman, MISS De -''-
5lany and Miss McTntire.
Altos--AIiss Cavanaugh, Miss Epps.
Miss SMeagher and Miss O'Neill.
canepa, Mr.. Johnson, MT MT
phillips, Nj, Verlandert and Dr. Hardy. q
!, Bnsses-Mr. Cownrdin, Mr.. keenan,, \ r
Leonard, Mr.. Smith, z Mr.. Finegap'g MT lt,
shea md Mr.. Morrissey. rs 81 A U II
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ST.. Mary's Church.

rhaA glorious Fuster-Day has always
been celebrated at st. Mary's with great
ceremony and grand. music. me music
this Easter will DO grander. Special ~,
terest has been =. matt, 70.
pains taking to produce mozart s,lWell LII
AZ &C, Bco,,,n)ate 'ssE 6t fsGts55 3atts1i al g
= Solemn s9i' High Mass will be: sung at 1880
A., M. with Rev, rI y. Edwards, OlSll tl3., rs
celebrant4 ReStStFa t,,er1 ] I'm. os,s q B.@
5dcacont Rev. Father Anthony, tip,deacon.
n l'EG ~ PR GR AMIN FH No. Sc
Professional (selected3 organ and .orclles-
Via Anna m +. :. Z. I. JOHN Wiegand
X yr,o Z. I. Z. .Mozart's Twef lths Mass
Gloria I, !. 4. . 7, Mozart' Twelfth Mass
lOffe1tory "IIaec Dies. .....J ohm NElegand
credo... Mozarts 4T !r,at.h Mass M IS
Renedict,,s. !. -. :. M ozart'a, Twelfth Mass
AEnus Z Die 4. /, Mozart's 'rwelfth MASS
Recessional (selected) organ and orches-
opranos-Misses Annie Trimer. Annie
Kane, Mamie sitterding, Noble Powell
Della 9Powell.&Agnes tFsltteEding. A a.
Altos-Mi sscs Teresa Dippner.,; Annie
Meyers, ItyaJames, Flea more Schumacher,
Mrs. Bernhard d. ss:ifssi1 I--sssl.,
Tenors-Mes srs.tAs u Sauer valid; N Charles
Gardewin Mr., T heidi oS.
Bassos- NJ essrs. James McAvoy, Gus
tlSnet, JuilleS lAn'ho' VA 1855 ~-1''f''--
ser. h5f4,3 1t I,
| Il Director, f. William Mayer, Q. s.. Il.
Leader Of orchestra, ohm Kessnich. :.
yEsPDRs tATf6 p. AZ.
psalms. I. !. Plain Chant
Ave Maria. ,......... Miss Annie Turner
Magniflcat... -, Hio1ul
| Regina CaelI, :, werner
q Snlutars-Duet.-Aios James MoAvoy
and =. . Sauerwald. tsg III 35,i f,33 Il (
Tnntum 90
| At the 9-o'clock Mass specially prepared
HYMNS will be sung by the children.
I PROGRAMME.
"Let the Holy Anthem Rise. Aleula,"
Miss Agnes Hatke and choir,
Onertory palm anches".,..,,......
Observation-Disclosures Miss Rosa SieWers,
Hymn THE Dawn was Purpllng Ger the
"moiy c!ty".....,Aiiss Marie steinbracher
| Hymn Christ. the Lord. Is Risen To-
l day',..,,. ,,..,...,...,,-','',,CH lare'
\ Communion Hymn,i, Mnster Jos, Plagman
l Palm Sunday at the high mass the
4 palms will be blessed and distributed &c
the congregation, during which ceremony
1.-THE Palm branches Will be sung bI
Mr.. Antoni Sauerwald Services on HOLY
Thursday and Good Friday Will beglr
at o'clock A. NJ. At the night ser
vices OH Thursday the "renebrae'' WI
be chanted and Lamentations sung by tn
priests Holy Saturday blessing OF fir
and baptlsmal font will begin at o'clock
after which High Mass win begin
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hIgh-class silk coats and Jackets, i'm
ported novelties In shirt-Watsts ana =:
collection OF sen made robes OF crepe de
chine boyles. pogees, nets, muslins ana
linens, IN black and colored stuffs about
LEO drerent styles. sf3S'3S
8s Up on the third floor Is an immense coll
lection OF summer. raperieR and floor
coverings OF all kinds. Including full
assortment OF Hodges ideal sanl tarys fibre
floor coverings, for which this firm are,
the exclusive agents in Richmond. On the
flrst moor is q. f1ne collection OF. new and
exclusive silks, the stock OF which IS bet
ter than ever before. There are all the
now wcaves In WOODEN dress stufts N
great variety. Many oil the new parasols
displayed are works OF art, bcwlldering.
but charming. There Is nm abundance OF
all sorts OF high-class hosiery. face wells
chIffons, nets tuxedOs. magpies. corna-
lions and smiling pexions--mourning
yeilings, ladies' neckwear, Wash stocKs,.
ruches, feather boas. now ,laces ana 80 on:
The mems department Is well supplied
with a flne assortment of attractive and
stylish novelties. There Is a great col
lection OF negllgee shirts. and everything
that can be desired In correct neckwear,
handkerchiefss and hosiery for men.
The Easter trade Ia excellent and gives
| great promise OF developing into huge
proportions this week. The prospects for
| the spring are very prlGnt.
EFT. Faulkner & Company. #
The looa ton at First and Broad Streets
is proving a profitable one for r. T..
Faulkner s. Company. The corner is one
OF the busiest In Richmond. and the store
located there Is correspondingly8 busy. f
The Easter trade at Faulkner 8 is deyel-
3oping in Nne- style. The volume OF trade
has ahowl an appreclable Increase with
| the advent OF the spring weather. and
there Is prospect OF continuation OF tho
busy season. i s !.
The stock carried by this concern Is OF
the usual high character. Everything new
and stylish In silks and dress goods.
ladies. neokwear, gloves, silk waists and
i ready-mada suits lss on hand. and u Is
meeting with ready purchasers, Tho chief
! demand appears to be for the articles
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named. Silk waists and ready made suits
are having d par iculnrly run
sS r, ~ s. MiftaIHoffat.A

X S g, d Esi M lit Ia 81 fetsA
II ii Ire opinion Of MI, Dayid Mittei.
idort or that d b 10 his time the Easter
trade Has not been such az 4 should be-
s Tsathsr ioeyer ,,ns INA d w it
continuation Of the present favotabls con
Sdltions trade 10 expected TO pick w ana I
continue brisk through the string ME-
MI tteldo rferR iooks for "a great rush durA
Ing tho present week y f. stast n
sf' Tho usual stock of flgli-clnss goods 10
carried by this firm with some additions
which mike II more desirable and at
5tractiYo than ever thiB year There is
full line d skirts and shirt.walsts8 and 1
8of dry goods and notions Of MI sorts. & a Z
largs Of carpoass ,attnss
also on hand The assortment Of UNDER.
wear Tor men, women and children Ii Q Y
feature 81 the stock. e
Apatt from the scattering trade, which
Sdevotes its alton ions particularly TO mo-
tlors and thu like there are one OF. two I
Svnrieti6s that are having d special run
Such are ladies' shirt waists and dress 4
goods. n ri Y y A III III 81 4,
The 4 over. a
The only drawback At Julius Cycle Sons,
at Second and Broad la tile want OF SUI.
Client room, IL which, to display the ex..
ccptionally fine stock on hand. Repeated 1
oftoris have eeen maas g extend the
ID constrained for the present to continue
as It Is. Every floor Is teen1ing with
stuff attractive to I lie feminine eye. i85
i{rhe Easter trade at this place Is bets
ter than ever before. Everything Is In
fine condition, and the outlook could NOT
DO brighter Tho closing Of he Trigg
shipynrds, tho burning Of n section OF
tho Trcdcgar Works and other causes
have operated to diminish the trade In
some directions, but nothing like $50 much
ns was feared. During the present week
there will be a period lot unusual actly.3
ity 5 55 i5s5 III Il Sss Nh. $ 5S Ss
1he stock on hand at the Tower In
9clules a full line OF oil the finest at
fractions OF the season. Blk shfrt-waists
ind suits range 1.-The way from SO to
$40. There Is a fine assortment Of dress
goods OF all varieties, among which Fou-i
lard, plain and China silks seem to oc.'
cupy the central position.
The demand for al lks Mt the Tower ID
Unusually heavy. The silk shirt-waists
and suits referred to are selling rerlark-S
ably well, and lis a notable fact that
the higher priced ones are moving rapid
W. Neckwcar. lacee, gloves. jeWelry, RIB
bons, hoisery, perfumery, jswelry and the
like find ready purchasers. d. VI
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81 James Epl scopal chutchsll

/ Morning service Organ rreirde ~ /. |,
5bensteifl, Anthem 'Ciirls. oif I'assover.
Crotch, diories PATTI. trours re Deum II
Festival lii "A Hat Buck /, Jubilate In q
Holden, Introit.s Hymn \ ll8, sulll ,sis !
Gloria Tlbl a tsa, Myt, se7 No q, is
christ Risen, a w, Warren; 1seguilnir'
Communion servlce; Organ F Pos
Shelly II !, !, -. !.
Afternoon Service oclocls--O Organ
prelude, 13uck q lIyh1i, soS, Elliott; Glo.i
2rin I,atri Blimenscheln; Festival Glorla
II I1xcelsls, Wilson Mngnif1cat ~ 4. 8.
isiI falestine toffertory Anthem, "NVlh;y,
Seek We the Living Among the, Dead
Williams Organ Postitdef Mozart.
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At the morning service: Il s
Professional hymn, No 400. Ks b
Easter Anthem 1. ........ Holden, In F.
Gloria Patrt ..... Tours, in I.
TIE Deunl 4,...,,.,...,.... Dlspommier, In +.
fJublate Rogers. in E fiat.
Hymn, No H. 5i 3g4s
Gloria Tibi .,...,.....:... Anon.
8 Hymn, No. liz,
Offertory, "Ralse Now Your joyful 4
PRAISES &.....s.s..l..,..,.....Ma Macy a IN =.
Sanorts ~ ckerman n.
IN Communion Hymn, No. 227. 8
Gloria In Exoesls .............O Old Chant.
occasional H,nyn, No. 116.
A special service Of song hns been ar
ranged for the evening service, at which
the following will be rendered: & nj /. 4
Choral "rhlne, o i Lord. Is the Great
mes" kent, IN n maj:
Professional Hymn, No us.
Gloria Patrl 1,.,........-...,ld Holden, IN =.
Magnifl cat tours. IN Y.
Nunc Dimmlttis ToursTin ~.
Hymn, No.&l10.
oftertory, Father. Keep Us IN Thy
Care ........,.....,. Hodges, IN y.
Benedicton Hymn, No, H. 81
Choral, "Glorla," from the 18th mass,
Mozart. In G.
Recesslonal Hymn, No. 529,
The choir consists OF tho following:3f
sopranI-Miss Alma Saunders, Miss
Carrie Carlton, Miss I1ottle Llvesay, Miss
Alma Christian, Miss Jean Brogdon.
Mrs, G. a. Kuyk Mrs. ", Dunn. sS35
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Aiti--Mlss Mary Lindsay, Mrs. r W.
Taylor. sit9 BE y y. 4. 4,
Tenori -Mr. =. Thomas, Mr.. r. +. w W.
Taylof. e \. III .,3t {. ", h,
Bassi-kfr. W.. r. Redd, Mr.. q. Dtitkls,.
Orgahist and direct I. Richard ~ -
Saihshtiry. II gi ti IT ttEi ltle3' ia t5 n ll
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mat tiie prbt,bsed Increased store nccotrtsiI
ftiodatlots was an evidence OF the grow-'e
3ihk Business Of THIS most popular nc usesS
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IN THE CHURCHES.

The Attractive Programms That Have SO
Far EeenArranged,
The music In tho churches This year
Wy be unusually tssuutsa!l and appro-
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pirate. The following programmes have {,
s. far been arranged: q. @