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The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
TIE INAUGURATION.
PerfeCtlng Arrangements For the
Great Event.
THE BALL AND THE PARADE,
- Decorations and Acoommoda-
tions-- The Finance Circular 40
commodetions for the National
Guard.

To.nights meeting OF the Central Committee
OF Fifty to consult with the chsirrnen OF the
subcommittees is looked upon as the most I'm.
poftant conference yet to be held, and after
full exchange OF views between the chairmen
and the General Committee, meetings Of the
eupcommittees Will at once be calledland do
tails under the vnrioue divisions considered
for the 1rst time.
Matters pertaining to the bail VIII take
precedence, as II 10 upon this that all the rest
hinges. The subcommittee on bali will sub
nit avery satisfactory report, setting forth
the nnal selection OF the Pension building and
the positive assurance that 1t Will be avail
time.
The committee Will report the ballroom aud
galleries capable OF accommodating 10000
people.
That the arrangements for waiting, dress.
ing and supper rooms are entirely satisfac-
is the best ever used for the purpose. No esti-
mate OF the expenee of the flooring, otc, has
yet been made, but this Is regarded as o
minor matter, the fact being established
that The work can be accomplished during
January, and everything put In excellent
order In good time.
special attention, tho opportunity Afforded ny
the imp0eing columns, balconies and radiat.
Ing corridors, demanding comprehensive,
effective and artistic system OF ornaments
Ii 10 probable that the Governments store
OF ilags and bunting will furnish a large por-
NioI VI lHt uUu tnbl COlObShl
~ the incoming candidates, the National aud
State coats-of.arms, and perhaps other pictures
and emblems Will be handsomely painted for
the occasion.
The Committee ON Finance has not yet COM
menced operations, but Mt this evenings meet
Ing Will submit for approval circ ular ad-
dressed 10 business men and citizens general
ly soliciting contributions.
The Committee on Public Comfort Is opening
registers OF applications and offers OF accom-
modations. To-day the committee was waited
upon by gentlemen who had come to this city
10 secure quarters for the Pennsylvania Ma.
tional Guard, and lively skirmlsh is being
made 10 secure the necessary rooms.
As yet but one grand arch has been offered,
that which the Initiation brick company pro.
poses TO erect at the Intersection Of Fifteenth
street and the Avenue, where the principal
arch was located four years ago.
The Fireworks Committee has as yet como 10
no decision, except that the display shall be
given In the grounds south OF tho Executive
Mansion and near the Washington Monument.
The display will be on n very grand scale,
more extensive than ever before attempted
here.
The active canvass for subscriptions Will
not begin before next week. register OF
organizations applying for place 10 the
procession was opened to-day, but
very few entries we're made,
and only those heretofore published, as
theeo applications are not made generally un-
I'll hotel Accommodations and other arrange
ments have been perfected.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
Sergeant mol,ucr,h,s TrIp.

Sergeant Otto Holtnorth, OF tho Signal Ser.
Vice, who was sent 10 Cleveland, Ohfo, In
search OF Captain Howgate, has been relieved
from duty. IT. said that he did moro than
ride Lieutenant Greely's desk. He will be
tried by court-martiai for conduct projudiclal
TO good order and discipline.
The charges wore preferred by General
HAGEN by the direction OF tho Secretary OF
War. What Sergeant Holnorth found out on
his return trip is not known.
Kansas Oily dispatch says; 'Tho de-
tectives sent to Nebresk In search OF Captain
Bowgate, late Signal0nicer, have been unable
TO gain any trace OF his whereabouts. They
Visited Dewitt, where bis mistress was sup
posed TO DO living, but were unable to find her."
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
meridiun Con.manacry No. IFS, U.

Meridian Commandery No. 17s, United
order OF the Golden Cross, held It's regulsr
meeting last evening, ana In addition to the
usual routine business tho following ofIicora
were elected for the term ending June 80,
Noble commander, Abram NJ. 8alpnon vice.
noble commander, Lady sophie q. Wood
ward worthy prelate, VIM. II. II. warman:
noble keeper VI records, Ohgs. L., Patteu;
financial keeper OF records, VIM. II. Kent;
treasurer, Richard A. Walker; worthy herald,
Peter q. Tilton; warder OF the inner gate,
Frank p. Snyder; warder OF the outer gate,
Obas. A. Roller; past noble commander, Fred
y. Woodward; trustees, Wm. Mutrhead, II.
nj. Bennett, Thos. II. Langley; representatives
TO the Grand Commandery, W. IT. Kent Lady
Alma q. Smith.
The noble commander appointed the follow.
Ing auditors TO examine the books and nc.
+. Adame, Ohas. II. Pike.
Certificates OF past noble commander wore
Issued TO VIM. H. Kent aud Mrs. Fred Il. Wood.
afd-entitling them to admission 20 tho
Grand Commandery at Its next annual session
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
Senator Garland nj Albany.

The New York HoridS correspondent tele.
Mr.. Cleveland on Saturday: "The Governor
and the Ex-Governor, for Senator Garland was
at one time Governor OF Arkansas, spent three
hours together, and, II is said, parted IN dtu.
ally pleased with each other. Your CORE
spondent Is In position TO state, on tue
highest authority, that there was no direct
tender OF n Cabinet portfolio to Senator Gar.
land. Such views as Governor Cleveland had
already formulated touching the now Admin.
istration were already known TO the Senator
and the visit was one OF pure courtesy, the
WISH OF representation Democratic Senator
TO his President.elect."
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
A woman. Right. Convont,on.

The seventeenth annual Washington Con
vention OF tho National Woman Suffrage
Association Will be held In the Universaiist
Church, corner OF Thirteenth and L. streets, In
this city, January 20, 81 and %, 1885. Tho
speakers expected TO be present are Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, Susan b. Anthony, Phebe W.
Couzins, Helon NJ. Cougar, Laura Dc Force
Gordon, Elizabeth Boynton Herbert, DR.. Julia
Holmes Smith, Matilda Joslyn Gage, Lille
Devereux Blake, Rev. Olympia Brown Willis,
Mary L. Hosgart, Belva A. Lockwood, Harriet
II. shattuck, Virginia q. Minor, Sailie Clay
Bennett, and others.
There will be three daily sessions-one
executive and two with open doors.
Misc Susan u. Anthony, Vice. president OF tho
association, has arrived at the Riggs House
and will remain until after the convention.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
HEY, BuRCHARpIv


Agentleman who claims TO have seen Atr.
Blaine ana General Logan meet for the 1rst
time sinc6 the campaign, described the scene
TO CRITIC reporter to-day. He said General
Logan was stalking along the street alone with
his head hanging upon his breast, in serious
and meditetlvo mood, q few days ago, when he
heard pair OF horses and a carriage dashtng
along In the street behind him. Turning he
saw an open vehicle, and In It tho Plumed
"Hey, Burchardl" exclaimed General 10.
gan.
instantly Dir. Blaine recognized the voice OF
his gallant political companion, and looking
around saw "Black Jack" He bid hie driver
haul alongside, whom the two distinguished
gentlemen ciaaped hands, and for q few mia
utes engaged In worry animated and cordial
conversation.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
Grand Holiday Excursion Rate6
Over PenusyIynnia Railroads.

Tho usual general excursion covering the
Christmas and New Years holidays w been
ordered over the entire system OF 6f6 PSnn-
sylvania Railroad cast OF PlttsburaH and Erie.
Under this arrangement excursi6 tickets at
greatly reduced rates will hQolssued to all
prominent points on the Pennsylvania Rail.
road system from washin4)bn. These excur.
sion ticketswill BIO sold Dx1Gmber23, 21,'25, 30
and 81, 1884, and Janu9G l, 1885, good for the
The regular 5-days Excursion between Wash
inRton and Daltiul(fe for 50 will not be at-
fected by this Arrangement. These excursion
cept at Philadelphia, within limits, tickets be.
Ing valid olE on continuous connecting trains.
For fnfoLdatlon concerning rates apply to
Ticket oHHes, Thirteenth street and Pepnsyl-
vania VSenue and Baltimore Potomac Rail
road Nation. T.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
The VIrqInia midland RaiIwav.

THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH.
SOUTHWEST AND WEST.
Schedule In effect OUTOBER 10 1884
e;i0. A. M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily max
Ing close connections TO all points South and
Southwest. lDaily except Sunday with q, Il o,
Railway. Pullman Sleeping Bunett cars from
New York aud Washington to Atlanta. Pull
man Sleeping Cars from Washington and At.
lanta &c New Orleans.
$40 p. M.-LOUfSVILI,E FAST LINE. Daily,
via Charlottesville to Cincinnati, Louisyille
AND AL Western points, Pullinan Sleeping Oars
RON Washington TO Louisville.
1910 y, n. soUTHEBN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
DAILY 70 All points South and Southwest via
from Washington via Danvlle Charlotte and
Atlanta % New Orleans, also, from Washing
ton via Charlotte and Columbia to Aug,,bta.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington Al
700 O. m. daily except Sunday. y
and $40 p. m. daily.
For tickets and Information Inquire at COM
pRnye Once, COL PennR. ave.
Trains leave from B. a =. Station.
NJ BLAU0HTER, N, MACDANIEI
Gen. Pass. Agent, Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
Paeking-Box Bidders.

Bids have been opened at tho Treasury Dc.
partment for furnishing packing. boxes.
The following were the bidders:
James II. Byram, Robert Oliver, IT,; William
II. Dice Son, Thomas L. Smithson, Howard
L. Hinkle, Arthur pannell, Levi Curry, Will.
lam y. sebree and DaLiel E. Speer & Son, all
OF this city; Aitoheson & Brother, OF Alexan.
dria, ana J. II. Thiemeyer Il Co, OF baltimore.
The latter tirm were the lowest Didders. !.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
WASHINGTON, OHIO 4 WESTERN RAN.
ROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

'7VFHHzrHh1fk
TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN ALEX.
ANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
LeaYe Washington at 0;25 a.. M and AS y. m.
and Alexandria at 035 .. m. and 4:S5 .. m. Pass
Leesburg, going westward, at 1880 q. m. and 6;i9
7.29 y. m. -
Leave Round Hill at $40 a. M and 43s D. m.
PnsB Leesburg, going eastward, NJ 6l2 o. m. and
BIZ y. m, and arrlveat Alexandria at 1903 o. M.
and 7;lI D. M. aud at Washington at s:l5 q. m. and
7.26 y. m,
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Round Hill at $50 q.
m. and 1886 D. M Arrives at Alexandria at 800 a.
m. and TIL y. m. aud Washington NJ 815 q. M.
and 1928 p. m. Leave Washington At 9:26 a. NJ.
and sos p. M, Alexandria &C 935 A. m, aud B:i6
p. M; pass Leehburg going eastward, at GLE "a.
m. and b:l7 p. mi Westward, 11;s6 q. M and 1918
8. NJ. TROPHY. Superintendent
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
WIN, one DoI,nr can H,,x

Mr.. Churles l. Kellogg, OF Coz Ninth stree,
successor 10 Kellogg < johnson, offers some
aud groceries. The prudent buyer Will do
wen 10 look al what he offers for ono dollar.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
Holiday Bargains.

Paragon SILK Umbrellas, s2i 5lxtesH French
s ES1s a ssi'p HIs,s G sk
drens Borderea f 9sschef %,d e. Lovely Ssi,
new things In Artments Just received
and offeredr6rM hidpusly low prices at
streek>dOrthwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
hAHR0AnS.
: Pennsylvania ROUTE.

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NOBTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SUENERv
STEEL IN h al Ism MA az dFJgET
TRAINS LEAyE wAsH fNdToN, nom 1 Station
For PSa q SS ad HG Ss w Sse d6 A.
Cincinnati saS ana f e. oa ns S WIN A s M S e
from HsT Harris ,g to CINCINNATI, and Hotel Car
With seepins ar efS om xiOob % SSGscsgo
Western Express, 7.4e p. NJ. daily, with PsisSs
csgo with Sleeping Car Pttsbursh 70 cTio un1
Mail Express, 10 r. NJ. daily Tor Pittsbnreh an5
the West, Nth Palace Sleeping Car nom wssh.
BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RArLRoAn.
For Etie, Canahdaigua, Rochester, BnffaIo. Mac
Palace Cars from shSs saturday, g With
For Wiliamsport, Lock Haven and Eimira nj
For New York and the Ss"d East. 7as, $40 ana
y W A. n ~, 2, =, lg and ilI6P. n. on SUNDAY,
Pullman pullman Psrlor Cars, $40 A. III. daily except
For boston, without change, zoo p. M. evsrv
For Brooklyp. N. X. all through trains connect
ing eST6is ferriaTe scross New York city.
and iB 2. M on snS nc ana q, Il 4;
EN- Z, NJ, Limited Express siOA H. daily except i
For baltimore, ess, us, 20, $40 and NAN,
a ~ n =, tzS, A19 800 7fe 1900 and II rs p NJ
and Ills r. NJ. - ''V' WV "sO' iv'Vv
For Pope,s Creek Line, ss5 a. nj. and 4.4oP. M
daily, except Sunday. N '''o - IA .
For Annapolis es5 a. NJ. 1905 and 425 p. M. dsI,v
except Sunday. On Sunday 400 %, m. ""''
ALExANDRIA d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mar,
NM n A q ~ n A.tcXANDRIA d WASHING.
For AlsSandrls, 81, s2s, 1iol and II.sA. mr.
~ A. 49,, Q. sos and il.35 p. NJ. on snadsv,
Al Q, p26, l1.0l A. NJ, sos T., M, Wv ''"""ss
For Klchmond ana the South. and Il.o1 A. M.
ITALY daily and a.. I. M. daily, except sunday. '
Ivy leOV and 1910 a. M. f. 3.05 82S 10, T05 and
~ lv.iv y. ny and l210 midnight, except Monday.
X, M. and ~ 10 night. ~ wv 80" A''"
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast
corner on Ihlrteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
uue hnu ny tine station where orders can be LEFT FOR
me checslng OF baggage to destination from hotes
J. r. WOOD,
crAs n p,,o,, General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
A Burstea wnter.Pips.

water-pipe connected with the stationary
wash-stand III Secretary McOulluch's Onlce, ut
the Treasury Department, froze aud Durst
some time during last night and Hood ed tho
Public Money Division on the floor be low.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY DEC. Ola,
1853 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. '''

1907 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. 800
Leave Washington from station, corner Nsv
r., S,., Jersey avenue and q Btreet.
Ga is Fast Limited Expires 10 u Ps;bn Tas
CHICAGO e neS. aT morn In ptss6urgh At op
chFs as eI6 on ,ns train for fast time
and Palace Sleeping Cars 10 above points wIiSs
op, s,hsinge 2SSP train s,t limited train
natl next morning at 80 ST. Louis so n a. 1ln1 M
eTtia isre Is charged on this train for fast time
sop. M, daily 70 Pittsburah; Clevela nd and De.
rSSlt; Win " 81, sleeping cars g Pittsburgh.
and 10 1910 LBS siS i5miaUtee ctr, trs is
Si For f Bsl ii 40 ~ III Su az and
a. m. L20 ls5' 44o $40, 7iO, 1i5, sos and 1880
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
and points South, $40 p, m. daily. ~
For Annapolis, $40 q. m. and H. 10 and 30 d. M.
FOR way stations All between tween Washington and n.
i,nIme 6 go s3Oa M, I2lo 39O, 40 us aud
Branch, 525a; no. daily, except sunday. aud SO
principal stations on MeiropoiSP srsn SSa So5 ,S a.
m, DAILY except Sunday. for Lexington staunton
GAY Let frederick, 300 a. M, 4iO p. m. daily, ex-
For Hagcrstown, .so5 a. m. daily. except Sun.
day, and $40 y. N. daily. ''""'
Trains arrive nom the West daily, 8. 100 a. M.
From Annapolis, $50 a. m. and LEO and s.a5 n.
M: sunday. 1870 am, 6 80 y. IN. -
day. - ' 'A'oP' gun
From Frederick and intern edlate points, g. "a n.
m; and Sis p. IN. daily; except Sunday
Trains leave Baltimore foe Washington at $40.
go, q 80, and 1926 p, m. On SUNDAYS, 60. a
pm. ~ '-'' - -" '"
All trains 4 ON Washington stop at Relay sta
lion, except rs, 315 and zlO .. m.
For futther Information amply Mt the Ballimors
q Ohio ticket Office Washington Stallion, Gi1 and
1901 Pennbylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth
street, where orders win be taken for baggage to
H. DUNHAM, IL K IoR n'y'
zen. Man,, baltimore, "a u
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
Mnke one no,r nna airls Irnnpx

and buy one OF Franc genuine sealskfH Caps;
price, S1.20. No Initiation, uke<B6me mer.
cnants are trying "a nala} the public as
genuine, at exactlyHQNcSdfne price. Francs
500 caps are hs6fdcs Corner 9TH and D.
The only stLissfy onf price hat aud gents fur.
nishinE<s<5fo In the city.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
CHRISTMAS MUSIC.
Programmes 10 Be Rendered at
Some Of the Churches.
SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVALS.

Arrangements for Christmas In and
Out of the Churches-Events To-
morrow and on the Following Day
- Decorations and Observanoes-
Christmas Weather.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23

Frank X. Duny, an S-year-old sou ofsghsJfiias
Duffy, dealer Ia gents turnishipgss66ds, pur.
chased u one-nfth ticket iAskhe November
drawing OF the LouislRpgABt6te Lottery Com.
pany, aud received ~ express package con-
winning tickste W. N 3,O23, and the whole
ned thaedse OF this Hartford boy.-HartCoyd
(Lltsla.1 Times, Noe. 20.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23

Important Notice 10 Passas6ss&rs
between Annapolis and a4shi nx-
ton. a<
on and after Monday, U6t6mber %, trains
VIII leave the BaltimQ,wSN Potomac Railroad
Station for AnnapoSf4, on week days, as FOL.
lows: 0;35 o, Ekgbrfive at Annapolis j. 55 a.
mi l2iO5 ION, arrive at Annapolis :55 D.
m. oaseunday, d p. m. only; arrive at An.
napskf5 b 100 y. IN.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
81. Peier's Church.

Five o'clock a. M, solemn mass, followed
by two low masses: % a. M, fourth moss;
1880 a. M, NTH, (High Mase): p. M, bene-
dIction or ID. Sacrament. Rsv. Jeremiah
O'Sullivap, pastor, will oficiate as celebrant;
Rev. Ere. j. f. Donohue, deacon, aud NJ Z.
sullivan, subdeacon; Father DOnohus will
preach. Mozarts Twelfth Mass Will be- ren.
dered; ofrertory, SIN Hoec Nocte," "veuita
Adoramus Dominus,' by Noyello; Millard's
vespers complete
Members OF the choir are, sopraui- Misses
ollie Dwyer, Mary Kelly, Annie Plant, Laura
Callagban and - Tourney. Alti-Mrs. Mary
Mehler, Mics HARRINGTON and Mrs. j. ID.
Bright. Tenori-A. J.. Nefr, Alex. Mosher and
Mr.. Buckingham. Bassi--Lieut. Harrington,
Mersrs. Keller and Mawdsley. Director
A. j. Men. organiet Professor Mlsbach.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23

Tho ohr,a,maa orra,osma,,s =, ,ho
o,nro,os a,,,,,a -. tuo
enuiono'' oiupr, SUITES, marRe.e' MONIES anu
The Christmas festivals begin tomorrow,
obrtstmaa ave ,han ,no a,,na.~ ..,,Sa,a y,
pn,nnanr "a 49,, seuoV's VI
p ,,.s GU many VI 'ho o'her churcnes
VIII osBemDle AZ .. M, and after appropri
ate services in the church auditorium with
Chriatmaa carols. nrocaaato,ai ana racass,onai
bvmna ,o.roh,n,, III, ,sa.,..',.s ~. III .'.
hymns, inhrohing Win banners, etci Will pro-
ceed to the Sunday-school rooms whore Christ
IN a n traea xv,t la haoaaor,at., a.,o.a,ot -.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23

Music at st. Aioysiue Christmas will be as
follows; Al the carly mass La Hache's male
mass Will be- sung by the gentlemen OF tue
choir, assisted by Mr.. Warren Young. At the
offertory, "Adeste Fidelis,' by Novello. AT
VIII BIO given with orchestra; ''veni Creator"
Haydn, solo by Miss Eva Mills; offertory,
"Date Sontum Pastores," by Costa; after
Buck; at the benedictiop, 90 Salutaris," By
Wagner; Uranium Ergo" by Rossini.
The choir Will be as follows; Soprani, Miss
Niles Mamie Moore, Miss Mamie Kesron, Miss
Miller; alti, Mrs. Sherman, Miss Alice Morse,
Mrs. Morrison, Mics Blocker, Mrs. Crosby;
tenori, Mr.. Sipe, Mr.. Witherow, Mr.. McFar-
land, Mr.. Connolly; bassi, Mr. Hickox, Mr..
Olds, Mr.. Widney, Mr.. Cross and Mr.. Pearson;
leader OF orchestra, Professor RIO. Bsrnays; or.
ganist and director, Mr.. Harry q. Sleeman.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
81. Luke's Church.

Christmas services. The nrst service Will
BIO held on Wednesday, Christmas eve, at z 80
o'clock. rhis service Will be full choral, at
which will be rendered the proper Psalms:
Burnetts CantSta In u nat: Deos In q; GO5s'
Credo, Henry Hopkins, with solo at the Incar-
Daiis anthem, "For unto us child is born"
Handel; "Adeste Fidelis" and Henry Smart's
re Deum In @. Al the offertory. Mr.. Miller
will render Gounoo's 'Nazereth." CHRISTMAS
mathis, II a. m. Christmas day, proper
Psalms, "venite," Barnby; "Jubllste,' Wal
ter; anthem, "For unto us a child Is born"
Handel; hymns, ''ohout the glad tidings,"
SHARK The herald angels sing" and other fne
and appropriate musical selections. This
choir Is surpliced aud 10 composed OF forty
men and boys, assisted by ten young ladies'
and girls, under the direction OF Mr.. II. u.
Miller, choir master, assisted by Madam Eta
Brown, the talented urganlst from New York.
As the seats are all free, lovers OF good church
music should hyail themselves OF the oppOr-
Wnlty and attend these services.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
81. DomInic's Church.

The first solemn High Mess Will be cele.
brated at O'Clock q. m. Celebrant: Rev. p. u.
Coll, o. p; Deacon Rev. WIN. A. Horgap, y. p;
Snbdea con: Rev. ID. A. Logan, o. z. Tho
Logan.
The music will be rendered by a superb
choir OF male voices as follows, Wiz. "Messe de
st. Patrick" La Hache; "veni Creator" (soio
quatieD, Kreutzer; 'Adeste Fdelis" (at oirer-
toly), Novello.
The following gentlemen, well known as ex-
cellent vocalists Will participate: First tenorI;
Mr.. Al. s. Fennell, Mr.. J. =. Smith, Mr.. John 0.
Pugh; second tenori: Mr.. W. II. Daniel, Mr..
George Daniel. Bessi Mr.. Emil Holer, Mr. II.
A: Forseman, Mr.. Fred SWEET, Mr.. William P.
waldecker.
The lost solemn High Mass viii be ceie.
biated at II o'clock a. M, followed by bone.
service. Celebrant: Rev. w. A. Horgan; Dea-
con: Rev. p. O. Coll; Subdeacon: Rev. b. A,
Logan. The regular choir, well known for its
merit, VIII, on this occasion, be assisted by
Me. srs. +. Knoop and ]. II. Kaiser, who will
each take a prominent part.
The following excellent programme OF music
will be rendered: "AGesse Solonelle," op. 10, for
solo quartet and chorus, Eduardo Mario;
.Adeste Fldelis" (at the gradually, Novello;
"Alma Virgo" lat orert)ry), soprano solo and
chorus, the solo sung by Mrs. Roemer- Kaspar,
Bummel; Chilstmas anthem, "There were
Shepherds" op. 80, Buck, (solo quartet; go
salutaris" lsupg by Mrs. Powelp, Bos,ini;
"TaDtum Ergo" (sextet, Donizett.
The choir Will be az follows, vlz.: SOprani,
Mrs. d. L. Harvey, Mrs. Roemer- Kaspar, Mrs.
Charles A. Ackor, Miss Chrlssey Holmes, Miss
NJ. j. Sweeney, Mics Nokes; tsnori, Mr.. AL 8.
fennell, Mr. P. Knoop, Mr.. John o. Pugh; altl,
Mrs. William Waldecker, Mrs. A. l.. Powell,
Miss Maggie Elchhorn; bassl, Mr.. Emil Holer,
MIR. William p. WEIGH, Mr.. j. Henry Kaiser;
organist and director, MIR. William Waldecker.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
Church of the AscensIou.

Opening-Gloria, Mozart; venite, Mozart;
Gloria patri, Mosenthal; To Deum, In E b,
Woodward; Jubllate, In d, sulliyani hymn No.
IL, Mendelssohn; Giori Tibi, Haydn hymn
No. 90, Geer; ofrertolS, "sing, o, Heavens"
with "Adeste Fideies," Tours: Trisaglon, ~;
Gloria In Excelsis, Hodges.
sopranl-Mrs. j.. Tyler, Misses q. Stevens,
III. J.. Snowden, Il. Drew, A. II. jenkins, l..
Burchell, l.. w. Maddox and A. williameon.
Alti-Mrs. j. u. Church, Misses Ii. t. dalpiu,
+. O. Maddox, l.. Coleman, NJ. L. Stevens ano
l. n. Wilson. Tenori-J. p. Colilne, O. l.. Jones,
j. WBldman and II. o.. Simons. Dassf-O. W.
Hancock, John WilGon. W. ID. Hoover aud W.
y. ADJ oit. &c lrge W. Walter, ID. NJ, organlst.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-23
~, AugUstiuefa.


At o'clock, wlegand's Mass ia Il b; "A1e1te
Fidels," Noyelo; "yon Creator" Milllrf;
at IL O'Clock, Mass, by GLORIA; "veul
Creator" from Meyerbeer offertory (Ilc
nocte), Cagliero; SO salutqris" Nicola (sopfano
solo by Mrs. smallwood); "rautum Erg1," by
DR.. FIR, Lis2ti "Laudat9 Dominum," by Rose
wig.
-. Matthew's Church.
3 a. NJ, High Mass; ceiebrant; Father D..
land; muslc, Is Hacnei male voices. MRi3ss
az $50, s, $50 ., $3.50, and s)lemu High
eelebralt: Father Boiand, deacon, and Father
Birch, subdeacQni sermon by DR.. Clapeil-. AZ
II O'clock VIII DO pces1Lt5d o new mtss, Goa,
Welt, or. leo, win orchestra music, " tisdts
Fldsll., Alma YiRo, Hamo!; choir anl lsLier,
l., ~ Gam; 0rRhuis', Ill,P Lagraac'. J ,
Itani-hrs, N. AcOarlee, Miss VI. II. Living.
ston, Miss II. Oettuer Miss l.. Beale, Miss
carrie Il: Pryor. Affairs. A. Tdlsly, Miss
5mlthI O'Hare, MeIinden and NJ. Canon.
Bassl--BiolP, Donnelly, Schultz Tenorl-Wm.
Barnetf, May Dorr, - patter ,ou. Den0dic.ion
after III O'Clock mass. No vespers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-09-18
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