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A. ln0oo1s0s Aanager.
"Did I Ever tell you about the time Bob
had With . chump operate company"
said the heavy man tn . Detroit Tsibsse
writer. "They were playing q pirated
version Of the sMikado.' They had been
doing small towns and had hard luck, for
not . penny OF salary was paid for two
months. Every Saturday night they
struck for their money, hut didn't get 10.
All they could yet out of the manaGer wal
room and board, and being far away
from home, they chung to h company,
hoping for better thing.. Matters got 30
bad that the male members OF tho conn
pany could not get money from the man.
aGer To buy q shave. Finally they peg.
manager. The tenor found the manager
.sGood morning. Mr.. Jones," he said:
'AGood morning, sir-gootl morning"
Jones,I would like to have 10 for a
.'1Can't spare any money this morning,
sir.w
.Rut 1 must have it,"
"YOu must ?v
ayes, sir. How can you expect me to 20
on tonight and play o Chincman with
this beard? can't do II and l WON'T
"You won't?"
~No, SIR"
The was driven into n corner.
He could not replace his tenor.
ssDo 1 get that shave? ?" continued the
tenor.
The manager felt i'm his pocket and drew
out half a dollar. Here" he said, ''Go
and buy q rasor and come back and shave
the whole company"
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THE LOCAL MARKET.
These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rarfnl Evnrv Nav

These Quotations Are kkeviseh ana Cor
recteh Every Day.
Sugar-Granulated, per 100, &c $500: light
brown. $500; pulverized & A.. New York, Si3.-
~Coffee..Market strong; green Rio, o92tc:
Costa Rica, 1S023c; Java Mandahling, lOc:
Mocha, 35GeaOc; roasted Rio and Costa Rici, 2Gm
zoe; roasted Carbaio, :2c: roasted Mocha and
Teas-Japan, 350S5Oc; English breakfast. tpcet
Si.00; Gunpowder, 45c0Si.00; extra Young Hy-
Pickies-Eastern-3 gal, $40; ) gal, $50; 10
gal, $500.
Potatoes-si..5 per cwt:
Cabbage-Ter cwt, $500.
Eggs-Per ease, $500.
Butter-rer m, $50 sOc.
CheeSe-per N, 2OGs25.
Fruits-Dried apples, per 5n packages. .Jcc5
500; ditto sliced, 10 n boxes, &c per n: peaches,
Salt Lake, 16c: apricOts, 29c: evapOrated ditto,
25c: hlackberries i5c; raspberrics, aa.
5 N STANDARD Tomatoes, S3.2J.
Pm standard corn. $500.
2-rb STANDARD peas, $3.50: seconds, s2..5.
a-rb string and Lima beans, s...5.
Dried Beans--Navy, 5000 per 100 n; Lima,
WheafSNo. 1. per 100 N, 500.
Corn-Cracked per 100 n, Sits.
Bran-Per 100 b., si.5O; bran and shorts per
Fioar.Psr 100 n, Pinsbury.s best, sI.O; Og-
den, S3.lO; Strague. .'Daisy, $50.
Corn meai-Fer ioO n, $50.
DAT meal-Per 100 n, e4.5O.
Fresh Meats-Pork, l5c: beef, 81 zoe; lamb,
quarters, S5c1J 81 90; mutton, .6ci5c.
Salt Meats-Ham.1 O02Oc; bacon. 1Je; corned
beef, Zoe; pork, f5c; sausage, f2hl'la.
Coal.Per ton, hard, $500; soft, $3.50.
Hay-Per ton, e2b.00.
Osts-Per cwt, $500.
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IL p. CHRIsMAN, II. DIS.
once. First Street Between Main and OAK.
Anaconda, Montana.
TEETH WITHOUT PAIN
by q new process. All GLASSES OF Dental Work
execute1 IN hrst class manner. ARTIFICIAL
Teeth Without Plates.
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The Pass Refused.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Extract from letter written by editor of
Spiketosrs BWgie to general passenger
agent Of T., Y. & n. railway: "Dear Sir
/ wish to take a little trip to Niagara Falls
and return, and naturally preferrinR your
excellent road to any other, ! write to ask
for a pass for the round trip. I'm h
future, as i'm the past, you may count upon
he hearty support and good will OF the
Bugte i'm every way by which it can -possi-
d~eservedly popular and successful line."
Extract from editorial i'm Spiketo.cm But
found the particulars of the killing of a
cow belonging to our worthy townsman.
Harrison S~martweed, by q careless engi-
neer i'm the employ OF the H., ". 4 ". rail-
road at the Walnut street crossing a day
or two ago. We understand the poor,
miserable old H., va n, with characters
sneak out of paying for the animal,' etc.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.

NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.
STATE ~ MONTANA,
COUNTY of DEER IODoE.
February ~, is9O.
To Thomas Cowan:
Nou are hereby notified that we have eN penied
sioO i'm assessment work Ia labor and improve.
Fino Mining District, North Fork OF the Ijry { at.
~tonwood, I'm order to hold said premises under
the provisions of section 2,arst, Revised statute Of
the tuitei states. being the amount required tn
hold the same for the year ending nsssinber u,
iss.. Aud IL within ninety days from the first
publication NJ this notice you fail err refuse tai
cont your proportion Of such expenditure
as so-pwner, your Interest In said claim will he-
come the property Of the subscribers under said
section 2,S2S.
lSignedl
THOMAS J. DUFFY,
First Published February i6th, is:s.
STATE or MONTANA,
COUNTY OF DEER Lon1E.
January 4. isaD.
To =. 9. Brown, Sadie ,. Brown and Charles
You are hereby notified, that we have expended
one hundred dollars I'm assessment work In labor
and improvements upon the Annie Glover quartz
lode, In order tn hold said premises under the
provisions of section 2,y.t. Revised statute Of the
United states, being the amount required to hold
the same for the year ending December aist,
publication az this NOTES. You fail or refuse tn
contribute your proportion OF such expenditure
rs co-owuers your interest I'm said claim will be-
rome the property of the subscribers under said
section 2,l2S.
lSignedl y. a. EkSTATT.
Butte CITY, Mo tana
Anaconda, Montana.
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First National Bank
OF HELENA.
Pioneer National Bank of Montana
ORGANIZED IN 1866.
Designated Depository of U. 5
Paid Up Capital, $4,000
Surplus and PROFITS, = 100000
!. tCCss SS
7. ii. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cashier
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
n. r. Hauser, John &. Curtin,
A.. NJ. Hotter, u. =. Hamilton,
Granville stuart, ~. X. Allen,
r. n. kleinschmidt, Henry NJ. Parchen.
+. e. Power,
General banking business transacted. Irterea
paid ON time deposits.
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II OLEARY
Attornev and Counselor at Law. Practices in
Ali OF thS state and United States courts Col
lectiOns promptly made. SpectAl attention gwen
10 Mining and Probate LAW.
once: ROOMS 3 and 4MATTIE BLOCK,
Corner OF First and Oak streets.
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Advertisements uFdcr thfs he0d Owe evuf pr
scNd each tssseyftss /: spee<oi rates an. es,ssfrncts
(or deantfe psvJasSs. No adrssttsc.n eHf accepted
for kss fhHn Is ceNts.
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LHpt; lot 5OxisO. with new i've
room house. next block west ri public school
building: price si.15O. Mahan & Linxiey.
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with Care.

From Life.
II don't see why you critisizc the mail
service. / sent n letter to a man i'm Chi
caRo q month ago."
SAND when did he get it,"
"Hc didn't get il. The letter came back
to me i'm good shape, and that after hav-
ing been way out tn San Francisco
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That Wa. the Dickens Of

That was tine Dickens OF IL.
From Puck.
"Maria! What on earth are you doing,
screechinH in that wobbly way ''I'm
trying to find f i'm alt, papa" swell,
when found please make a note of it,"
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LEGAL.
NOTICE TO

STATE or MONTANA,
OuNTS oF DEER IossH,t
January Z. tsD.
To Frank a. Brown: You are hereby notified
that I have expended for the years isss and ISse,
each, one hundred dollars i'm assessment work
on the "Bonanza'' quartz lode mining claim,
lying In an unorganized district In deer I<sigs.
county, and located November 10, iss.. And II
within ninety days from the first publication of
this notice you fail tai contribute your proper.
ton nj such expenditure AS cseowncr Your inter
est I'm said claim will become the property at the
undersigned under section 2,3es. REVISED Statutes
Of the United States.
lSignedl LOUIS SCHOIN.
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FOR RENT.

IN ~ENT-sainDn, restaurant and lodging
u house. established trasie, only siNs pr
month: fixtures and furniture al value. a.. j..
Gilbert 4 Co, IT East Park street, Butte. .
'1~p RENT-Onc $ room housc and one 8 room
house near Harrus sinclter: 80 PER month
takes all. t;sd lease. e.. y. Gilbert 4 ca. o
r1~O RENT-Hcstaurant-Au newly furnished,
On First street. Address q. a.. box 49,. u
Tv~O kENT-Four- ropsn house on Birch street,
Il including water 81. Malan 4 Linsley.
Su~O kENT-Three rssom house ON Alder street;
Il SIS. Mahan Il L.insley.
1V>U k~ENT-Four nicely furnished rooms In
two.story brick On West second street.
MahaB 4 Linsiey.
SuO HENT-Fiveh handsome offices in the Dwyer
y block on Main street. suitable for business
offices Mahan 4 linn>iey.
puNo kENT-FUir- room h0ise ON birch street,
u including water sis. Mahan 4 Iinsiey.
r1>O saioon and fixtures on Front
Iinsley.
ru~O brick storcrspms On East
j First street: each sen. Mahan 4 Iinslry.
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OTTO OF MEETINGS.

OFFICE or Tur SECRETARY or THE ANY,
y SIIv Ets~NiTIi CONSOLIDATED
/. MINING CoMrANN.
BuTrE, Mont, Feb. s. iso.
Notice Is hereby liyen that the regular annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Amy 4 SilN err
smith CONSOLIDATED Mining Company will be
held AT the office Of the company, - West Broad-
way, Butte. Montana, Saturday, March IL, ism,
At the hour of Z O'Clock y. m, for the purpose of
electing n Board of Trustees and for the tranSac-
ton of such other business AS may come before
said meeting. BY order Of
GEORGE W. IRWIN. H., President.
Attest: CHARLES :. WARREN, Secretary.
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MANIFESTATIONS in grocery or fruit store
w by a young man of good address, thor
oughly understands the business; can give
reference: worked for last employer four years.
Inquire at - East Park street. Butte. n
The morning call., 1890-12-24


A Christmas festival was held in Union square
Hall yesterday afternoon by The Pilgrim Sunday
school OF the First Unitarian Church. The ball
was opened at 4 O'Clock for the young ones, and
shortly after thai time 1t was flied with bright
collection of children. who were clad in various
colored caps.
After their advent the afternoon was passed In
games and marches. At 6 O'clock march for
supper was formed and all of the children were
treated to an excellent collation. as guests Of the
Society for Christian Work The supper was for
members OF the Sunday only.
Tie hall was handsomely decorated on the
occasion, eyergreens and flowers being dis
cises were under the direction of Miss A. b.
Campbell, while the music was directed by Mrs.
Ii. u. Pasmofe, WHO kindly lent her assistance
to The entertainment.
The supper was presided over by Mrs. William
Hardy, aud under her superinteDdeDee the little
tots enjoyed most eplcurean Tepast. The
amusement III tile evening was all that youth
full heart could wish for. IL commenc ed with
Santa Claus In Court IA. 'rial BY jury an opsr
occasion. The characters ana impersonatOrs
were as follows:
Judge, combining humility with grestness.
George Moore; Bailin. an Imposing functioaary.
Irving Lnndborg; Clerk, facetiously inclined, j.
NJ. Hobbs: Prosecuting Attorney, learned but
unsuccessful. Leonard Everett; Portia, fresh
from Padna for the defense. GenevIeye Cum
minrs; Little Lord Fauntieroy aud the Mlkado
OF japan, witnesses for the defense, Ii. Lund
and Robert Forster; Chief OF Police, very strict
elsciplnarian. A. a. Hanks;. Forewoman. OF
jury, unbiased and unembarrassed, Miss
HANKS; Santa Claus. Fred Hobbs; the CAPTURED
defendant, Exhibit 3D." Weli-dfilled police,
charming jurywonen, etc.
The following is a synopsis OF the play:
ing chorus; march; chorus, I'VE Are Jolly
Cops" drill.
SCENE 1.-The courtroom; enter almost every
calling the caieBdar; scientific age vs. santa
Claus; ready, your Honor; calling the jury /;
swearing chorus BY tnrywome song By PROSE
examination Of with esses; the Aiikado
OF Japan tesfines; Exhibit A; the pilgrims
Claus; examination Of Little Lord Faunteroy;
Judges ehArgs; return Of police with Santa
The morning call., 1890-12-24
ST. PETERS SCHOOL.

A Golden Chalice Presented to Rev.
Father Casey.
The closing exercises OF ST. Peters School
were held yesterday afternoon at The hall al.
iached 10 tue school, on Alabama and Twenty
fourth streets. An excellent programme was
rendered, all OF the pupils showing how good had
been their training. During the exercises the
following testimonials were delivered:
Senior class-Frank j. Reynolds, George j.
Cleary, w. ii. Mccarthy, Jam-s GilfeIher, T. D.
Maher. 5. f. Lewis, d. de Bernardo, w. d. Yost,
W. McCafferty.
First class-.James Markham. 4. A. O Rourke,
j. ConroyIWllliam Sweetser, Charles Hennessey,
James Strand, Joseph Murray, Joseph Need
ham, j. Mcheaney, w. Hackett, j. Burke.
Second class. A. Kendrick, NJ Mccain,
b. Crawford, A L. Curtis, c. Lyons. George
Darling; Joseph Frzseraid, L. Bailey. J. Gods.
William f. Breen, 4. j. Ward. Joseph Leroux,
Charles Stone, R. Fitzpatrick. J. Sullivan, M
Redmond, Fred Reardeu, 7. Hennessy, William
D. Flynn, J. Jones. a. Mcneil, I. Magnire. j.
Scheffeld, T. Crmmns. NJ. Tanron. j. Rae, j.
Duty, +. Murphy, L. Mal0ney X. Jones' j.
Gallagher. Joseph I. Lacey. L. McEnhill, H..
Third class William Hughes. l. Gull, j.
MaIkham, l.. Hsggetiy. q. Skelly, I. Pendsr-
j. Bush F. Carrick, y lillian Kenny. f. J. Sulli-
van, j. Monahan, }. Mushoitd, e. Cayanagh, J.
pinsham' F. Griffin. "; Baker, p hughes E.
Crouch, j. Daley Il. Hanna, j. Mullins, L. Big
gins, J. Jones, j. Grace, j. Doyle, Z. HarDey, }.
Conroy.
Fourth class. Callahan. Andrew Dray. F.
Leonard. +. Hicks, NJ. Callahan, William Coles
ton. j. Trimbly, John OBrien, j. Cassidy, j
Quincy, h. Dorgeloh, o. Duffy. L, Roazo I. Fo-
ley, I. heogh. n Crawford. j. Kennedy, L.
Crawford, II. Duty, 7. Bragg, j. Larivse, c.
Ganey, a. Judge, j. Gaharey, ". Herman, I.
Leonard.
The following was the programme rendered:
Piano solo, "BOnne Boucbe Polka" F. j. Reyn-
olds; recitation, "The Thunder Storm" n. Craw-
ford; recitation. zone Little Stocking" F.
Hicks; chorus Freedoms Flag" choir; con-
s>efl recitation. My Little Bother" fourth
class; vocal solo, "Mrs. Fogariy's Cake" Thorn
as Ward; Rotations, l.. Haggerty, j. Conroy
vocal solo, shamrock aud Rose" A. +.
Curtis; recitation. The Christian Maiden,
Fun ". Hnehes ana P. Mccall;
chorus. !" The Old Collage Clock" choir; reci-
tstion, Seventy Joseph Ward; piano
solo, Z" Xmas Tree Waltz" Joseph fitzgerald {;
vocal solo, The Irish Minstrel" J. kendrlck /;
recitation, John Maynard" NJ. McGauH; vocal
trio, Three Little Babes" w. Hughes, f. Sui
Ivan, +. Mccall; rect alton, The Black Horse
and His Rider" a. Curtis; concert recitation,
- The Charcoal Man." Second Class; vocal SOLO
" Down on the Farm" b. Crawford; recitation
"Erin's Flag" W. Mccarthy; recitation, ..Sheri-
dan's Ride" George Cleary; concert recitation,
Bernard's Revenge" senior class; chorus,
Let Erin Remember" choir.
On lie conclusion Of The literary exercises, an
elegant gold ch alice presented 10 Rev.
Father Casey of ST. Peters Church. Father
Casey, who was prescott. replied IN fitting terms
10 tie gift. and stated that lie would conseerate
The church on New Years day.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
ST. MARY's SCHOOL.
The Last Festival That VIII Be Held IN
the Old Church.

The Last Festival That VIII Be Held IN
the Old Church.
I'm excellent entertainment and festival for the
benefit OF ST. Mary's Church Sundayschool was
given last night in the basement OF tile old Ca
ihedral on California street. Ii was the last ell
tertaiument that the Sunday school viii bold in
the building. and it had few more meritorious
predecessors. Evergreen wreatbs were stretched
from pillar to pillar ana punches of bright berries
and glossy leaves gllstened upon the chandeliers
Among the audience which packed the large
room was Archbishop Riordan and Vicar q en-
erai Prendergast. The programme, consisting
OF songs, instrumental music, duets, trios and
sketches, was very long, but owing to the good
taste displayed IN The selections presented and
the excellent rendering of the numbers, did not
weary the audience.
The participants were: Miss Josephine Bax-
ter. Master John JanueI, Miss Ida Tautphaus
Mr. Frank Byrne. Mr. Edwin Lada, Nine. Iada,
Miss McAulfe. Messrs. q. IL. Ryan, w. Lidden,
II. Kelly, ID. Glennon. Frank Foran, Francis
Leonard, I. Kelly, W. Kelly. Edmund Flynn.
John Manning, ". Glennon, Miss Georgiani
Miss Byrne, Miss Leone LuckhaTdt, Mr.. James
Dnseoll, Professor II. Hail. Mr.. George Clarke,
Miss Elsa Silva, Miss Matte Bnlen, Miss Clarice
Baker. Miss l.. Genahl, Miss Fiosse Scribner,
Miss Lille Dwyer. Miss Lucille oConHeli, Miss
Josephine Short, Miss Josephine Francis. Miss
Eva L. Ledden Miss Helen M Rose Miss Nom
ME Ledden, Miss Lizzie Gregg, Miss Lena Luck
hardl. Miss Lille Power, Miss Emma u. Sulli-
Uan. Miss Lille 1auiphaus, Miss Mamie Spill
lane, Miss Katie Gibbon. Miss ,isy King. Miss
Maud Wagner. Miss Aggie Callahan, Miss Ro-
mIlda Tonini, Miss Elvlra Tonini.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
Old People Merry.

A Christmas entertainment was given Monday
evening at The Crocker Old Peoples Home Pine
and Pierce streets, IN the presence Of King Kala-
kaua and his suite. The exercises included the
following: Instrumental solo by Miss Helen
Hef1fon; an address by Mrs. Charles Nelson.
founder OF the home; vocal solo, Mir. Frank
Thompson; vocal solo. bliss Anita fium; selec.
tons from "Mignon." Mrs. Margaret Nelson;
selections by tho Mandolin Club, Mr.. krause
Qeader The Misses Nightingale. Miss Davis,
Miss 10 Count, Miss GUY and Mr. Hatch; vocal
solo, al Baccio," Miss Helen Hebron. who, on
being encored, sang .Do They Think Of Ne al
Home ?'' song, Miss Carrie Peterson, accom-
panied by the ladies' OF the Mandolin Club; soug,
Mr.. Frank Thompson.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
Orange Culture.

Secretary Lelong of the State Board of
Horticulture has visited Los Angeles and
the San Gabriel Valley. He reports prob
ability of greater acreage for orange culture
this season, and states that while the Wash
ington navel continues the favorite variety.
for experimenting. A little fly is killing the
red scale in San Gabriel Valley, and the
lady-bird is also waging a successful fight
against pests. Every precaution is being
taken against the spread of "yellows"
among the peach trees. and consignments of
trees from the East are carefully inspected
The morning call., 1890-12-24
ST. stephea,s Episcopal.

There Will be the usual Christmas services at
ST. Stephens Episcopal Church, Fulton street,
near Webster, Rev. L. j. Lion, rector oticiat-
lug. There VIII be early celebration OF holy
communion at o'clock, and full morning
prayer, With second celebration OF holy COM
muuion, al IL O'Clock. The church Will he
handsomely decorated with evergreeps aud holly
by the ladies OF tile congregation. and The fol.
lowing musical selections VIII he rendered by
the regular choir Opening voluntary. Violin and
organ; opening chorus, land There Were
Shepherds; yeuite, e Morniugton Tie Deum,
festival in fat by Buck, jubilate in E fiat by
Barnet, hymns 10 aud %, with TENOR solo Tor Of
Iertory.
The choir consists Of Mrs. H. A. Cline, So
prano; Mrs. j.. H. Fairwealher, alto; w. Il.
Wood. tenor; II. ID. Smith and A. j. Fair
weather. baSsos; Frank Southwell, violin; j. W.
Soulhweil, organist.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
The Charity Performance.

The California Tbeater was crowded with
fashionable audience yesterday afternoon wheI
the grand charity performance was given under
the able management Of Mr.. Harry Mann. Over
$1,000 was realized The following artists, who
volunteered their services. participated: Conroy
and Fox of The Boston Howard Athen9um Com
pany, MIR. Gus Williams of Inc "YoI and II
combination, Nine. BAliemand, priiua donna oil
the hess Opera Company; Miss Mamie Elsasser,
also of the Hess Company; Miss rlorrio West of
Hermann & Lederef's combination; sir. John
Kelly, the Irish comedian, together with lie
Straight Tip and the Private Secretary conpa
MES, each Of which gave single act oil Its regu
la hills
The morning call., 1890-12-24
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
Santa Claus Follows q Merry Christina
Drama.

Santa Claus Follows Merry Christmas
Drama.
The First Congregational Church gave the
children OF the Sunday school their annual treat
In the church assembly room last night. The
Chandeliers were fest0oned with eyergreens and
The platform was transformed into stage on
which delightful entertainment was given, con-
sisiIng OF songs, ieeitations and a sketch en-
bers OF The very attractive programme were a
cprnet solo by 5. Ii. LATER, "A recitation by Mrs
Frances b. Edgerron. and song by Miss Cert
rude Aud.
The Living Statue" proved to be a pretty
Christmas story, the characters in which were
unprecedented by Mrs. Il. A Douglass. Miss Edna
j. Scott, II. II. BlinD, e. Atkins and Henry Clay.
After HE programme had been rendered the
folding doors were drawn aside and a dazzling
christmas tree WAS revealed. An Ideal Santa
CIsEs WAS present ana distributed gifts TO The
children, While lher elders were served with re-
fIeshuenis.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
Muse ut s.. Hrideers.

Al st. Biidgers Church on Van Ness avenue
Joseph Roeckeps Fourth Mass will be rendered
at the solemn high mass at 1920 O'Clock Christ
mas morning, Under the direction Of the COM
poser, by twenty-five artists aud well-traiDed
amateurs Including string and wind 1nstru-
mentS. Adams "Noel,' GiorZa's ''Neni Crea-
Ior." DoniZet,Ps 20 Salutaris" and NoFello's 5
Christmas hymn viii also be sung during the
service. Nile. Marie P0Hfon de Arce will be the
leading Soprano The other soosts are TIA An
drea M0jica, Miss Susie Hail. Miss Emma Pro
vost, Ed Lott, Charles Morel. j. FogarIy aud
Charles Pochin, The hue basso cantaute.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
Guile At Notre Dame.

A. Notre Dame des Wet oires French church,.
on Bush street, the Christmas services Will be of
unusual interest The entire edice will be
handsomely decorated In honor OF the day by
the ladies in charge, who seem untiring in their
efforts. The musical part will be of that same
order which the choir has attained for Itself un.
der the direction of the Organist, Professor John
knen. In addition to his careful and brilliant
selections for the day, the gems will be Adam S
NOEL and Gounods AVE Maria" by Mons.
de Guile, who has kindly volunteered his sery-
ices for that day. The former number Will be at
the ofIeriory aud The latter after The elevation,
with violin obigato by MIR. Fred Kneil. Grand
high mass will open and close with the "Adeste
Fiueiis," IN grand chorus.
The morning call., 1890-12-24
Music a, Grace Church.

The order OF musical services for Grace Church
have been arranged as follows for Christmas
day:
Organ voluntary; opening anthem, Hark,
with Harps OF Cold" {Hanscom); "Venite,"
(Gregorian). in A; "Glorias' (wagner) (Gounod),
(Mereadantel; lie Deum Laudamns (Alzamoral
In G; ''Jubiae" (Capen). In ID; Hymn II,
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing" (aiendeissohn);
GLORIA Tibi" (Bosworth); hymn 10, "Adeste
FIdeiis -; offertory, /" Behold, l Bring You Good
Tidings" (Goate}; organ postlude, g Hallelujan
Chorus" [HanaeD; "Sanctus (raylor); Hymn
2o5, {" Federal Street, lOliyer); Gloria in Ex-
ceisis (Old CHAMP.
The choir will consist of Mrs Marriner-Camp-
bell and Miss R0sencrauZ, sopranos; Mrs. Eunce
NestwateI, alto; Arthur Messmer, tenor; Walter
{. Campbell, basso K Nj. Bosworth organist