The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-11

Address. Rev. F. K. Sims. Quartette (Shelly) choir.
 Address, Rev. D. A. Planck, D. D.
 Dedication, pastor and people.
 Dedicatory prayer. Rev. A. F. Carr pastor.
 Hymn. Holy. Holy. Holy" gospe hymns Ils
 Renediction. The Dedication
 Minister Blessing and glory and wis. dom and: thanksgiving and honor and power be unto our God forever and ever People-Amen. Minister-Beho the tabernacle of God Is with men and He shall dwell with | them. .,.'s1-+..-+
 People--And they shall be His people, and God Himself shall be with them and be their God.
 Minister-Lord. who shall soiourn m Thy tabernacle?
 Peopie-who shall dwell in Thy Holy Hill?
 Minister-He that walketh uprightly and worketh righteousness. People And speaketh truth in his heart. E Minister--who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord7
 People-And who shall stand in the
 Minister-He, that hath clean hands and pure heart. F.
 People-who hath not lifted up his soul unto vanity and hath rot, sworn deceit fully.
 Minister-He shall receive q blessing from the Lord. Y
 Peopie-And righteousness from the God of his salvation. Minister-Lift up your heads, o ye >kns. xpaA -5~ doors.
 People-And the king of glory shall come in.
 Minister-Who is this King of Giory7 People-The Lord of hosts, He is the King of Glory.
 Minister-But will, God in very deed dwell on the earth? Behold, Heaven and the Heaven of Heavens cannot contain thee; how much less this house which we have buiided. ttt
 People-Yet have respect, O Lord, unto the prayer which thy servants pray be- fore Thee this day. that Thine eyes day. & s
 Minister-Let the beauty of the Lord. our God. be upon us.
 People-And establish Thou the work ol our hands upon us; yea, the work of our hands. establish Thou it.
 Minister and People Unitedly-This house which we have been permitted to build through the gracious favor of Di- vine Providence, we do now solemniy dedicate to the worship and service of Almighty God; the Father. the Son and the Holy Ghost. Amen
 The addresses of Rev. Messrs. Carr. Sims and Planck were eloquent, espe- cinlly that of the last named, who gave a lucid retrospect of the life of the good raan whose life work was commemorated in the splendid monument built by the members of Charge.
 The tablet behind the desk in the south wall Is inscribed as follows: '"rhis Sum day School building erected. by the mem bcrs and friends of the Government Street Presbyterian Church, to the Glory of God. and in loving memory of Rev. James Ralston Burgett, D. D., pastor of the church from 10th June, 1860, to oc- tober 26. 1900"
 The entire service was in thorough &C., ccrd with the occasion and the handsome structure which was dedicated to tho Sunday School of Government Street Presbyterian Church.
 Right Rev Bishop Candler. of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. preached two powerful sermons. one this morning in St. Francis Street Church. the other in Government Street Church tonight. He will leave tomorrow.
 Mrs. James H. Maury. of Pass Chris tan. Miss. arrived in Mobile this after noon to visit her mother. Mrs. William H. Ross, Government Street.
 On the. excursion train this morning from New Orleans were 1S0 students of the Jesuit College, of that city, accom- panied by members of the faculty, Mayor Capdevielle of New Orleans and their parents. The two bands of Spring Hill College met the students at the depot Mayor Mclean was at the station and met ard welcomed the mayor of New Orleans and the students. The students who were in uniform. and carried guns and stands of colors, formed line and marched up and down the principal stl eets. receiving much applause for their carriage and movements. Six cars were waiting to take the students to Spring Hill College and others carried the fl lends and relat!ves.
 At the college games of ball were p,Gyed and the visiting citizens and sol d,ers gave a splendid exhibition drill The train returned to New Orleans to- night.