Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

| hymn. Nazareth. Gounod: Venite exuIsemus
| Drumio, Henry Wilson: Gloria PATTI No. from
Deus mlserlatur, In D, Henry Wilson; Gloria
| Gloria Patri. e. W. Walter; TIE Deum Lsuds-
mus FESTIVAL. No. /, Dudley Buck; Jubilate
| ter; anthem, blessed is He who Cometh IN the
| Name OF the Lord. noSanna In the Highest
Joseph Barnby: ofertory, II viii EXtol Thee.
Lord, from the oratorto OF Eli. Sir Michael
| Costa; Trizagion, :. Ambrosius; communion
hymn Blessing ana Honor, Glory. Power. D" u.
Haendel: Gloria In Excelsis Dec. Old chant
Trinity Church. Revs TRoS q. Addison aud
Douglass Forrest rectorS.-The music is as fol-
lows:-opening anthem, There were Shep-
herds" Buck. Nenite, Mtllard Glorlas. Mosen-
thai: Te Deum. from Mercadante. arranged by
Mora; Jubilate. Mosenthal: Orertory arranged
from "TannehaaSer. The choir is composed
OF Mrs. Ward. soprano: Mrs. Bodfish. contraito
Mr. 7. T. CaSwell, tenor; Mr.. u. ". Middleton
baritone: Miss Ada Moxon, organist
AT the Church o. the Epiphany the following
Will be the program: Nenite. plain cant; GLORIA
PatTi. a HaChc and G0unod: Te Daum. Dr. J
Stainer: J1hilate Dec, Mozart: Gloria ubi,
Heavens" by j. Barnby. Mrs. q. a. Pearson Is
the organist aud the choir a regular luartettc
with chorus OF IL voices.
ST. Lukes p +. Church.-Nenite. by Morn
lngton: TIE Deum. by Baumhach; Jubllate. by
hreissmaB: Come all ye Faithful Nlvalo
Christmss Anthem hiliard The choir Is com
posed Of Mrs. In. Kelly and Miss EnmaSmt
sopranos; Miss Lou Smith, alto; Mr.. las. Dad
tennrS; J.W. cole and Raipn Parrot haSS)s; -
H. LeCkO. organst. and VIM. Lee agttatOr.
The music OF the Christmas service al Grace
Church. Georgetown. Rev. Il. VI. Baker. rector
Viii consist OF the lowing program: Opening
voluntary, In the Field there were Shepherds
Abiding. tDoaneN; Nenite ENultemus jackson
IL Bb; Gloria Patri. GreatoreN In ID: TIE Deum
Laudamus Jackson in r: Juollite Dec. Elvey In
d. Hymn, '.Hark, The Herald Angels Sing. p"
(Nendelssohnl: Gloria Tibi, selected: HYMN.
AdeSte FideleS: Gloria In ENCelSiS. Dec. Ola
Chant. The choir is composed follows: So
pranoS Miss L. Howard. Mrs Schutt ana Ire
En6; altos. Misses Ruth Cnerry and Emma
English; tenors. Mesars. Geo. Bousp and W
Ireland; basSos, MeSsrS. {. l.. Schultz and Jam s
Fair: q. ". Flather. organiSr
Music TO be sung Christmas day Mt st. Johns
Episcopal Church. Georgetown. ID. Anthem.
The Grace or God that BrIngeth salvation. by
j. Barnby; Nenlte. chant Is, bv HutchingS;
q Oria. hat. by MoSenthal: TIE Deum, e mar.
by Henry Gadsby; Juoilate hat. lay a. ".
Berg; Hymn %, lido" Common praise: Kyrie
Eieison, by Mpndelssohn: Hymn 49,. The Strain
tpraised, A. sullivan; O1ertory. q, Zion thar
brlngeth glad tdings. J. St1iner. CaOlr con-
si1ts OF large chorus. Mrs. Bailey, Miss Lock
wood, Miss Nicholson, Miss Irene Jones' Miss
Annie Jones, Mrs Bubarin. Miss Getty. Miss
Marbury, Miss Billings, sopranos: Miss Hvde,
altos; Mt. r. J.. COX, Mr.. +. II. Barbarln: Mr.. j.
Il. Lake. Mr.. W. Il. Decide. bass; COL. j. r. or.
hey. Dir. J D. Peters, Mr. \ X. Paris tenors:
W. E. Middleton. organiSt and director.
oTHER CHURCHES.
81. Paul'S corner OF IiIh and III northwest
There Wi! be- 10 services On saturday. The
Christmas anniversary VIII be celebrated on
sunday, In services both morning and evening
subjects OF discourse as follows:-Norn.
lDg-"HerCd aud Jerusalem greatly trouble Z;
Why" EVenlng-"The Nativity. Star ia The
East, The Wise Men, Gifts or Gold. Myrrh ana
FrankinceDoe." The sermon in tue evening
VIII be illustrated by large Scripture painting
Music suitable to subjects aud season by tae
choir. Preaching by the pastor Rev. 5. DOmer.
D. u.
Memorial corner l4th and y streets north
west, Rev j. q. Butler. ID. d. past0r-rno
Christmas service Ia this church VIII be oa
sunday. the 26th, at I O'Clock. The ser non
Will be The Wise Men and the Shepherds 81
and the music VIII be as follows. organ
voluntary: ?. Ono and chorus. GLORIA TO q n
~ the highest" Perg olest; ,. Gloria Patrl, "
Emerson; t. 'GlOTia Ia EXcelSiS:" S. Dfferory
Chorus. with OhIigato solo. 20. Praise thu
Mighty God, Emerson. The choir is under the
direction OF MI John II. Setdart and is com
posed OF the following: Prof. Wm. L SeuGerle.
"rgaDist; MIR. VIM. Long, cornetiSt; Mrs MAJOR
F. f. Little and Mrs. j. II. Seiffert Sopr4nl; Mrs.
JnCge Barlow Gate o. New Orleans. Mrs. Nm.
NJ. RouZee and Miss Ella C. Butler alti: MsSsrs.
Blackner Fred. SWEET j. Geo. Bright and Johu
II. Seiffert, baSSi. In the afternoon. at o'clock
VIII celebrate their Christmas service. Tht
voluntary by the choir viii be "Shout the Glad
TdngS.n Emert-Solo. duet and chOrus-wirt
singing by the schools ana addresses Or emf
nent sunday school workers.
At the Calvary Baptist Church the pastor
Rev. Samuel II. Greene, viii preach sermon
on The Birth OF Christ. and the foilowin9
program Will be sung: There Mere
Shepherds Dudley Buck; "Allelluta.~ Dr
SJalner; SOLO and cnorus Alma Virgo Rum
mel cali TO Remembrance." MacFsrrsa
Jehovah" BeIlinL The membership OF tn.
! ChOir is a follows: orgaDiSr and direc'0r Pro-
/ L. II. HAYDEN; sopranos, Miss Clara Baker. Mis-
| Emma Levy. Miss Lap1mba: altos. Mrs. Wa
! a T0rTey. Miss ieaViT: teU0rS. Mr.. u. \
| Whitaker. Mr.. JohnsOn baSsi. Prot f. Hole.
/ Mr.. II. T. Redfeid.
! AT the North Presbyterian Church, y stree
! between 9th and 10Th northwest. there will ht
| service with reference TO Christmas SInday
| morning al II a. IA. with appropriate music
| Christmas service for children December seth
Gp. IN. Chas. b. kamsdell is the pastor.
TIE SNOW STORM IN NEW JERSEY prostrate-
! the telegraph wires along the shore and twl
locomotives on the New Jersey Southern ran.
road are buried in a snow slide at BranchporL
The storm was the SevereSt on the jersey coast
since 1884. Eighty feet or the Long Branch pisr
have been destroyed the sea breaking thirry
feet OF the large columns The damage is est
mated AT $50 600. The New York and Loug
Branch railroad trains are delayed at Little
Silver by a SDow-drfft ten feet high. The roof
OF a railroad bridge on the camden and Bur
lington n. j. railroad tumbled under the
weight OF snow yesterday upon the engine or a
train from Philadelphia slightly inIurlng the
engineer. Jos Carman.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN NEW YoRk.-The
New York board of aldermen yesterday received
petition from the Edison Electric lllumi Qatlng
Company or New o. for permission 10 lay
tubes. wires DC, In the streets, avenues. parks
ard public places OF the city for using electricity
SIS a means OF illuUihajiOn. III the company.
within six years after the granting or this iran
chiSe shall Tot have performed the services set
forth in its petition and supplied electricity for
houses ana buildings on twenty-five miles OF
streets. then their grant is TO expire. The petit
ton was referred TO the committee on law.
\ FATAL AFFBAY IN kESTUCEY.-AJ Louis
vile last Saturday. at HawSviiie. Charles Nc
| Adams shot and instantly killed Philip Rial. al
the house OF &. j. SterIitt. editor OF the PAN
"eGler. Rial commenced the ARRAY by firing AT
| McAdamS with pistol. when the latter replied
! with a shot gun, killing Rial. Roth parties
| were welkDoWn and highly connected young
| men. anG the excitement OF the affair ran al
| fever heat. MCAdams brother ruined Rial.
sister, and it is said some remarks by McAiam-
about her caused the resentment or Rial
4 NEW ORLEANS INVALID bought six bottle,
| OF a patent medicine. warranted 10 cure the dis
ease from which she was suffering. notice
| was printed on the wrappers that the money
would DE refunded II, after following the direc'
tons implicitly a complete cure was not
! wrought. Tae stun did her no good. She de-
| handed from the druggist, who was also the
! manufacturer. the - which she had paid him.
He refused II. She has begun suit. and her
! LAWYER assures her that. as she O0pyed the d.
REGIONS ia every particular, she has clear
case Memphis also has some litigation grow
inc Cut OF The sale OF a noSIriim. In TINS in
stance a man bought OF a barber "A bottle OF
| Iiauid 10 make The hair grow thicker on mis-