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Shortly before daylight Wednesday two en-
gines collided in the Louisville and Nashville
yards at Birmingham, Ala and the valve OF
one Of them few open. The engineer and fire.
man had jumped of before the collision and
the engine started backward rapidly with four
cars attached. 1t ran mile through the yard at
a terrific rate. The two switchmen on the cars
jumped Of as the engine started On its wild
run. Near 18th street the wild train dashed
into another engine with seven cabooses at
tached and the entire outfit was wrecked. En-
gtneer William Harrison OF the last named en-
CINE was. perhaps, fatally burned. Fireman
Ed Moberly was also badly hurt. Three engines,
seven cabooses and four cars were wrecked.
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increase OF the Military Estab1ishment In
Consequence of Decreased Term Of Service.
The North German Gazette, An official organ
Of the German government, today published an
article on the army bill in the course Of which
IL says that the federal government regards as
impossible the introduction Of the two years
service system without an increase in the mil
itary establishment. II these conditions are
rejected, the Gazette adds, it will be necessary
to revert to universal three years service, as
piecemeai reform in the army is impracticable.
The paper further SAYS that the bill was
drafted under the conviction that since 1871
Germany's defensive power has not Increased
ard that in the event of war Germany would
have under present conditions . relatively
small force at her disposal The measure is
now in the hands Of a committee of twenty
eight members Of the reichstag, and IL is gen.
orally conceded that in its present shape 1t viii
never become law. The conservatives. who
have never before opposed the governments
plans for reforming the army, may have stated
through their leaders in the reichstag that they
will support the two years service system but
will oppose every other provision Of the bill.
1t is thought that to secure its passage, even in
a modified form, the government will be COM
PEELED to make concessions to some Of the
political groups, notably the oentrists or cler-
zeal partySwhose united support Of the bill,
could 1t be secured, would result in its adop
ton That changes will be made in committee
in plain. but what these viii be cannot be pre-
dicted at present.
Replying TO the argument that the present
course OF events in France will prevent that
country from taking action abroad and that the
German army bill is therefore unnecessary, the
Berlin Post says: I'm spite of the political cor
ruption in France there Is no reason to believe
hat "A hao kna do, ,-,rt,1
paired. 1t Is internal troubles that are the
more Gssiy TO lead to external complications,
as histor.r will show. Governments compro-
missed In h,'me affairs often seek 70 divert atten
ton from Il srnseves by creating complications
abroad"
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TINTED STATES MARsnALs SALE

BY virtre Of q writ Of -ri farAs issued out Of fha
clerks ace Of the sarrefne Court q the bisfrtct %
Columbia, and e. me directed. I Vii eel 81 public
sale Tor cash IN front o. the hdus. door a -sii
District, on utsnAl. IhL ILAln DAN ~
right. tit clnim ana interest 81 The defendant In aud
10 the following aescrib-d p,cTerty. p sn; l@lts
Numbered tnn hundred and twenty -,rht tlv->l. Gkf
Of Washington. District o. Caiumiha. VITA Al md
sirrular the Improvement thereoa setx-o and levied
uton the properly OF iafrlcf y. boyie snc vii =
sold 20 satisfy execution No - 80 NJ Law IN taNor q
aobert X Wii,s. use " lloyd y carrufhers.
DANIEL 81 BASsDELI.. L. o. asrsh.l
RATCLfFFF. DslsR CO.. AuctionsersA
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Late Advices From Samoa.

Advices from Samoa, by the steamer Alameda,
state that after burning the villages of Fogotage
and Aoa and the killing of half a dozen more,
announced in the last dispatches. the repre-
sentatves Of the white nation sent letters to the
chiefs Of each native party requesting them to
attend conference on board the British war
ship Ringarooma, which had just arrived from
Auckland.
The kings party replied that they wished to
come but were afraid.
Leata said he would not attend the proposed
meeting. He displayed much anger st the in
and said be was ready to fight the Ringarsoms
IL Capt. Bourke would fix date. The next
day Bourke went to Pago Pago and had meet
ing with Chiefs Leata, Manga and Alo, who had
to confess that il was by their orders the recent
disorders had occurred. The three chiefs were
then made to apologize publicly for their dis
loyal language against the king and promise to
abstain from any further hostilities.
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DUScANsoN BROS. luc-A
cHAScEEy SALE OF THE yM;r.rIE sTeSs
" x STREET hsp oo,N,NEca gcrI ksENSnaxx.

CHANCERy SALT OF THE yu.rtBlE sToxD
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST cOnNEk
or X sTRfEL AND cor SIC .lcrT AvESrKr.
f fHs o SffosIfR Fknhh5suff ~ s 90 sss
.~ss.y se1 9ss q NsreA IN he sssr q ss
supreme Court o. the DiSrrct a 90 nnbss holdinx
special term ~ equity n the case Of oeors = rerpw
Va Alex r. sasghera g a. Eutaier -sy.niy s.<h.
irn.ss., sp TUEsDAr. IHI IENTH losh, p.ioI
JANUARY. y the year @ our tprA eizhf.,-n nn1ry&
:; az o n;sssy5,ssr, ss 2, H>LLPssI Thaks
,oT sale e pDse sneton ths fo,iewips r.. sss.sss
ios q sausrs nunhersd one hsnerea and .lrsy-secs
once q the Surveyor o ths Ds.rica Of oolupsbs q
ess ssr ss . ss'I . lar q sss sss -
prov-ments thereon
Terms q ssIs:, one, fourth ~ ~ purshses nessv
% be raid cash the dar q ssle enki rnfi4rS
tfon thereof by the court and the residue n tkPus a
eQnai instaiiment< ~ IL. two 10 aud th-so a.
wears. the deferred psynsents 70 secured ~ -
noses q the p-rchzser bearlue dafe On tbs ~ r.
sale with nfsrr<f and ~ lien upon H. p1nSs
erty sold. al c.sh. q the option q fbe parckaR
property IL Knocked down Al csnSsyanelnF e T.
RExRy WISE oARxrrr.
rz1-akh "a ! Stesa q A.
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dl4-dts
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING NUM-

BERED I2is q Strict SOUTHWEST
BIZ virtue Of deed OF rust duly recorded in I4ocr
District Of Columbia, We viii sell "a from, OF the
2TSNSnrsss On wa,DNhspAf the foTsTh PAY 81
!hs followins described land snd pre.ses situate n
designated the sig Co. feet front and back the
same width with depth Of original lot humble nine
back the same width with full depth lot nunberel
twenty COD In square Numbered Two hundred and
improvements. ways. easements, rights. privileges
and appurtenances 70 the same belonene or In any
Wis arpsrtatninG.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money In cash.
the balance In and two years- Notes 20 le given
besring date Of sale with cent interest pr
nun. payable seni annually. and TO be secured by
option q purShs.ss deposit q 400 .ssuissd e
cost. Tsrms 70 b complied with in nffeen days. other
wise the trustees reserve the gt % resell the prop
ey at the sk snd cose 81 defAutnR purchaser After
Ave days adysrtssnsut Of such reseis In sons nsvs
paper puhitsAsd y yasAi3s ton. p, g
aesAAa. S9 n 3 sc g akkS (. rrsss.-
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The movement for the holding Of . confer
ence of Rnanciers in New York city for the pur-
pose Of discussing the gold question IL gaining
Roadway.
James T. Bamford, one Of the beet-known
hotel clerks in tine country, died suddenly at
the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago. " ednesday, OF
laryngitis. He had been clerk for moro than
twenty years ct the Burnett House. Cincin-
natl
Francisco Wednesday, L. L. Baker Of the hard
ware firm Of Baker 4 Hamilton and John Q.
Brown, sx-mayor Of Sacramsatos
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TINTED STATES MARsHlT's SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CNIMPRovEp REAL Es-
TATE on sTREET NoRTHEAsT BETMEEN

TIL STEES SALE 0F CNIMPROIED REAL Es-
IAIE On STREET NORTHEAST BETWEEN
9TH AND 10TH STREETS.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dis.ricf Of Columbia passed In cause No 10. 67S in
equity the undersigned trustee will offer Tor sale
the premises on WEDNESDAY,, ID y h
TwESTl-EIGHTH.l 1892, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ !.
Sub Lot 10 N square $40. being unimproved-
Terms OF sale; Onethird in cash and the remainder
in two equal tnstallinents, payable in and two
yeare respectively, from the day of sale. with inter
est at the rate Of per cent per aInum and
deed OF trust the property sold. all cash. al the
option Of the purchaser Conveyancng at the cost Of
WILLIAM II. ROBERTS. Trustee.
Care Of JAS. q. PAYNE.
dl4-6ts u. 8. Court House.
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wholesale Counterf. itrnc pr.,,ctsa.

Thos. B. Carter, chief of the secret service
bureau, is preparing his semi-annual shipment
Of counterfeit money which he has collected
during the past wear to Washington. On
january 1 he viii send to Washington about
S15, 900 Of the queer" In a talk yesterday
morning Chief Carter predicted one Of the
most gigantic and successful counterfeiting
schemes in the country history in Chicago next
year. He believed that the souvenir coins will
be counterfeited and find ready sale. and he
will not be surprised il as many bogus az genu-
inc coins will be in circulation. Mr. Carter
said the metal from which genuine souvenirs
are made can be easily secured and nodded at
a cost Of 40 cents each. They would be sold for
81. giving big profit Of 60 cents to the
makers.
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EUTTRE DANA
THOMAS L. W

'I'HOhAS l. NASOAMAN. Real Estate Auctfoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON TWELFTH sTREEr WEST
BETWEEN x AND : STREETS NORTH IN
JHE CITY OF WARRINGTON. DISTRICT OF
By virtue OF a deed of trust bearing date Of ,ha
second day OF june A. D. ls-i and recorded in libe-
No 11S6, folio 1873 e. seq. Of the land records of
the District of and at the request Of tie
party seegrea Thereby; we the undersl Enea, e
premIses on MONDAY. TIE NINTH pAS on
gANUAHs. AID. 1852. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ, all that real estate situated IN tie
city of Washington. District Of Columbia. and being
the south ten tlo feet Of lot Numbered slry-eight
ts) by the depth thereof and also lots bered forty
nine fifty. fftyone and ffytwo. in square 27..
OF St Johns parish made by r. a. Lacey, attorney
and treasurer. recorded 10 1iber W T., 10 loo Of
tn surveyors Office of the District Of Columbia, to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale Onetird cash and the balance in
~. two CD and three 90 years. for which the prom
issory notes OF the purchaser with interest at
cent annurn from the day OF sale will he taken
cash. at the option Of the purchaser or purchasers
deposit Of GOO viii be REQUIRED OF the purchaser
purchasers az the time OF sale. All conveyancine at
the cost Of the purchaser or purchasers Taxes viii
complied with in fifteen DAYS from day Of sale the
trustees the rght to resell the property
cost and risk of defsultng purchasers after days
advertisement OF sch resale IN newspaIer In tie
said city of Washington.
HARRISON 8. BARBOUR
l42o New York ave- Z r-.
WILLIAM ]. MILLER, { trustees
iS6 Louisiana ave. n ".
T. Z WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. d23-dSd
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The probate Of Lord Teunysoris viii has been
granted The groes psrsonI plate amounts TO
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auc;Ioueer-. I4o7 O street
CATALOGUE SALE
OF the Valuable
MEDICAL LIBRARY
OF THE LATE DIR. CHARLES A. BACON,
Also his
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Including some very I'm.
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
To be sold at our Art Galleries. l4o7 street.
Second Floor.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
DECEMBER TwENTY-sEcoND AND TWENTY
THIRD. ls9e
Commencing at HALF-PAsr SEWN PM each
evening.
By ORDER oFTHE ADMINISTRATOR
d17-dSds LATTMER SLOAN. Auct..
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LOUIS d. WINE
CLARENCE b. EHFfM. Z Trustees.
die-dkds aiS - NV
MoRToAGEE's SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL -

vi TATE
BY virtue 81 the power contained IN a mortgafe
from Henderson ". Nagruasr 10 Nllhaln o. VIII
Jams. the undersigned viii offer ~ public sale IN
front OF the court house DOR in lIp.r Msrils-p n
frlnee 'ysolsss ,onntN Mffs on ptfx
O'CLOCK A " that excellent farm cont.inins *.
building. sitnated shout mile from alliken sta
ton the pope's Greek branch q the balpore aud
Potomac railro N Terms easy for TarticGlsfs sse
Prince Georges newspapers OF apr y 90 .
LAWnASoS kl6ssS. As<irree,
Glenn building
PHIL IT. TUCK. his solicitor,
20S y. Calvert - Baitinure. Nd. dEa
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FUTURE DAYS.
'RusTrrs' SALE or NFaRry NEW BRICK
; pWELk,NG, E1RrM cakoLISA AVENUE

TRrSTHrs' SALE or NFARry NEW BRICK
J. DWELLING. NORTH CAROLINA ANENt p
NEAR NINTH STREET FAST.
By virtue Of deed % trust duy recorded IN hl-r
l5Aa. folio 1876 ct one Of the land rsTis q f-
District Of Columbia, Ntli sell VA front q the
premises on THURSDAY. ths FIFTH DAY ~
JAN Any, A. ID. lSiel. a. HAf t-pAST fOt q
O'CLOCK = NJ. the following d.-lrlf-a lana sni
premises. situate In the city Wf-hinstun. nisfi
81 CCluntia. and de-.enEfs-i sna bainE los
bered eleven nlb IN J. ID Crniszant'k subdivision q
original lot one dl, IN square aunifsred nine hun
dred AID twenty-tsO Ggesl. snid sulitis sion
rocord IN book trfe.n tl:il TAR one hIndrsd ara
forty~six lfB'. tnreth.r with fhe imTrnF n.
10 the same heionr1ng IN auy VIZ HuTfrfainiisg
Terms q sac. Oue-tht-d cash. b IN ans
two wears, 20 hasy Ter seu iut rest froa
day 81 sale ane 20 h secured ty dsei q trust
the premises sold. ell Cash. az fhr oFf Il frs
pur' EEseT depOst Of 'orsg nr"d a. tipseo. sas.
ConvegaucinE. a.. NJ Tie our haasr's susf. 1eruis
20 be complied Nish within fifteen dAvs, uahs~wss
the trustees the rrlf - resli lie frn-rfy
fhe -f 1nd cost Il doiauiifnr rrg ha~r lft.f ave
days advertisement u such rssac nessrapsr
published IN Nsshinirls n, u &.
HENRY WISE q AENETT.g -
d2r.-dkds GHAN. q. htNCANAnN. / ltI----
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nUNcANsoN EROS. Aurione~r..

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE IMPROVED PROP.
FRIY on FNUR-ASD-A HAY STEEIr
NlRTHwf ST NtkR LHE ClIN HAIL
KNOWN As PREMISES Nos. "a aNn .la.
TWO LARGE TIM F-SrOfA BRICK pNf -
INGS ~ GOOD ORDER lot - - III
FRONT, CONT AIMS Bssf SQiAGF fEIf AND
RUNS Rack To an ALLY - fEiT VIDE
By virtue Il fe@1 81 trus O. daisl M. lar iy
of June. A y. 1872. and rs-o-irl In I'ter 10 flio
:RJ of the land recor = II fne H~irti & Somi -.
and ~ the request Il a.. narifs s-rurei and ho t~
OF the notes. the undersigned trustees Ntli al ~
public auction, frunf - thu premise. III Rs
BAY. thu TWENgN-NEN1 u Day or Dft'f NHEk.
1892. 81 FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. an Via; cartnin .-s-
and parcel of land and risss situle m Tie err =
Washington. District q Columbia. rd Known a. md
being lot Numbered thirteen n - m Numbered
hive hundred and ihrty three ,asl. tosther VIII ts
improvements thereon.
TERMS OF sale: one,hlrt az tho pursuse money 20
he raid ia cash aid he balance 70 be aid IN two aud
lnsfhlmcnt- respectively ia sle aud tao years. So
cured by deed q trust fhe property sold. 18th
interest from lay Of sale abs sent HnuualF. -
the rate q per cent per Annum uLtn rsa, - al
cash At the option e purchaser. def0sli q s.ge
will he required soon the pruferty - --rrk -.
otherwise the property viii b. offered arsiu imm.il
stey II the terms 81 a. culUI iel With IN
fifteen Gays the TRUSTEES resrve the rrht a. r-e re
property si the risk aud OF drfsufing ha-r
after FIVE days advertisement Of such n
newspaper published Ia RAshington. Il. &.
LOUIS D. WINE
CLARENCE Is EHFfM Z Trlsie.~L
l.
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SPECIAL SALE OF HoRSfs. cARaiAGfs VAR
EE6sss, as ~ FRoNr or ora Aucri9S
koRrHwEsL, SAT- RpAY. DFCEMBfn
l,nIs N,IifIIt A. g Ri AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Ten head 81 Good Driving aud Work Ho-~~- ..v-ral
suitable for coupe three Sound hand SanI--s.
Extension-tor Carrases. two Mlrunett@s. coupe
kockhNsy, spcedinE Bnsry, one MIA MAson. Se..
Single and Double Harness. &C
d22-et auetion-efs
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DUNCANsON BROS. AuctIoneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME STORE AND
PPEEfHrsN sTR S9kNE sor 9F AND THIR
BY virtue Of deed q trust recorded in bsr 1884
ises, on wEDN EsDAy. THE FOURTH Dsi OF
tie following DESCRIBED real ests,e situate IN he city
of Washington. District Of Columbia, 70 wit. All
has aha de Of ana rnS .nd
twenty four C24 feet snd half (i inches front
q @ Co. square ia i n
a. e sSh%s Corner and S Snpnr
ming east street twentyfour (24) Zee, one and
seven thence west twenty ca feet ons s md nd
half 90 inches . ID h street. thence south on
Vita all the improvements. ways easenenis priv
el-es and apparenances to the same belonging in
FERNS; 6hethi5d 8 the purchase money in cash.
sy and 20 Re seeured by deed Of trnsd %,
chaser deposit Of 200 required al time M q
Sonveysncing. &c. at the purchasers Terms 70
trustees reserve the t 10 resell the pTopery at the
Tiss and cost Of the purchaser alter ys
published in wsshngton. D. G;
dee-dts JAMEs NJ JoHNsToN.i Trustees.
RArcLTFFE DARN co. oASySsTIoYEERs,
VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING.
Nc No 1914 EIFTE z; STREET. NoRTHMEsI,
CELLAR, ALL MODERN IMPi.oxEMEN MS
AND HEATED BY FURNACE, BY AUCTION
On TUESDAY. JANUARY THIRD. 1882. at FOUR.
FIFTEEN O'CLOCK p. NJ. SHARP. we Will sell. in
LoT lis. IN SQUARE 100.
fronting ~ feet on 10Th street with depth Of s
am sY line and Is. csS csT. n %
most desirable neighhorhood. IL will be sold subjec,
Will be stated at sale.
Terms 81 ooo and the trust to be pa.a in
~ deed Of trust all over the trust be raid IA
cash. at the option Of the purchaser DEPOSIT Of 600
required at the time Of sale Terms be completed
within fifteen DAYS from the day Of sale. All con-
veyancipg. recording, &C., at tn cost Of the DUP
chaser; RADCLIFFE. DAhR Co.
d20-dSdbs Auctioneers.
LIMITED STATES NARsHAL's SALE
~ BY virtue of Eve % wrts Of ferf faciss issued
out Of the clerks once OF the supreme Court Of the
Of public sale for cash. at the works of the PotomAc
Mo tar Company. street between 9th street and
kock creek northwest city Of Washington District Of
Columbia. on TUESDAY. TIE TNhNTY-SEyENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1892. at TEN O'CLOCK
4 NJ. all the right. title. claim and interest Of the
erty. 70 wit:
One IL Engine and Boilers. Steam Pump Boiler
House. two ca Barrels Of OIL, two c2o sheds, two
CD Mortar Mixing Machines. one ~ Ofsce Safe
0ronl one Cd Platform Scale. seized and levied
~ propertyof the Potomac Mortar COMPANY, and viii
3s4l3. 334e and 1852. in behalf of John I. iivea
George j. Johnston. Thomas B. Clark, r.. and Geo
B. Clark. trading as Clark Brothers Edward 5. Ham
non, the Jack son Jones Com any 'ectyely.
-pASIkL NJ. RASsDELI.. United States Marshal
dl1-Stsexo5
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NALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Auctioneers
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COM
PANY's SALE progressing daily AZ HALF
PAST TEN A. NJ, HALF-PASr TWO aud
HALF-PASr SEVEN 7. NJ, Silver Mare
and Cutlery IN great variety 81 our sales
room. corner 10th and Pennsy,vaIis
de1-5t WALTER r. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc;s
$4,000 M wosrs s 0f , pIAM0SDs COLD OLD
goods from Narston's losn Office Troy. n Y. FECH-
El0-;Bm
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II Ie-'Nh-'SSS b4sOo. Nu'tlcaeefS
RECEIyFR's SALE or CONTENTS OF pGi,Nf
ISIS No. 4n3, 4o5 AND sO7 SEVENTH STREET.
NORTHNfST
On IHrl.spAY MORNING. pEcrNrBrE TWENTY
StCoNp. iS,r3 comm n-ing y TEN t'CANCk rna
EVENING at SEvFN O'CLOCK ana coutfnui 3 .s-h
day a. the same hours vii sell the stock contained
therein, conn risiag IN part
rANCI GOopS
ENGRAyINGs AND FASELs
FANS, DRESSING CASES.
DOLLS VASES
MECHANICAL AND OTHER TOYS
DRESSES. PLATED AND OTHER WARE, ETC,
. All suitable for holiday presents.
d22-A j ALTHFUS JOHNSON Recet~e-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
TIL. EVENING.
I ATiMER q SLOAN. Aactioaeer.. lso7 Gs,.
AssrGNFF's SALE

OF
XMAS BOOKS, XMAS CARDS, PICTURES, NOV.
ELS, INEsr ANDS WRITING pAprR Gfrr
BOOKS. NOVELTIES AND XMAS Soups GEN-
On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. pFcY>iayE
TMENIY.THIRD AND TWENTY ForKTH lSEl
Al sEkt O'CLOCK I. Nj. at Nlrrs-on's toos sts,-~
No 1884 s. NV We will sell lArsr. iins =. chrlst
mss Goods Of all kinds
. Terms cash. FILLMORE BEAII.
- lcl-a.s A..,r..s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-12-24
Second CONGREGATION.

The Sunday morning service al
St. Andrews Cathedral will com.
mence at 9:30 o'clock instead of
9:45. At this service Her Majesty
the Queen and suite will occupy
the Royal pews. A detachment of
sailors from Fl. NJ. s. Daphne will
also be present. All are welcome.
The musical programme to be
rendered will be as follows:
$50 A. NJ.
Festival Responses, Tails.
Confession-Special setting.
Venite-Humphrey in G.
lie Deum-KotschZmar in +.
Jubilate Dec, Sullivan.
Anthem "Thus Speaketh the Lord
of Hosts" by Stainer.
Hymn 40 Come All Ye Faithful"
Sermon-Rev. Alex. Macintosh.
Sanctus-Hart in ID.
I,..-.t -.4-ittic -'hoven in b
fiat.
$3.50 p. NJ.
Festival Responses, Tails.
Glorias-Savage in G..
Magnificat-Ebdon in G..
Nunc Dimittis-Ebdon in G..
Anthem "SIng o Heavens" by
Tours.
Hymn CLARK the Herald Angels
Sing"
Sermon-Rev. Alex. Macintosh.
Hymn "While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks.u
Organ Observation-Disclosures Offer
toire.
There will be celebration of
Holy Communion in the morning
at 5 80 o'clock, Rev. Alex. Mack
intosh celebrant.
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Early Christmas Carols.

Christmas carols have been sung ever
since the rude tribes of Germany were
converted to Christianity. There are
books by the score containing hundreds
of them. Bishop Taylor observes that
the ''G'oria in Excelsis," the we'll known
hymn sung by the angels to the shep-
herds at our Lords Nativity, was, the
earliest Christmas carol. Bourne cites
Durandus to prove that in earlier ages
of the church the bishops were accus-
toned on Christmas day.to! sing carols
among their clergy. The original of the
Anglo-Norman carol translated by
Douce) of the date Thirteenth century
Is in the British museum. It,begins:
Now, Lordings, listen to our dirty,
Strangers coming front afar;
Let poor minstrels move your pity.
Give Us welcome, soothe our: care.
Il. 1881, Wynkyn de Warde printed a
setof Christmas carols. One of them was
ga Carol bryngyng in the Bore's Head"
Chaucer alludes to it in his ''Franklein's
Tale:'
James stitch by the FIRE Nth double herd,
And he drinketh OF his hogte-horne The vino
Before him standeth the braune Of the .uakH1
swine.
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st. andrews Cathedral.

Christmas Eve:
, P. NJ, Evensong.
80 p. NJ, Carol Service.
Christmas Day:
6:3O A. NJ, Holy Communion.
Hymns 62, SO, So.
ii A. NJ. Mathis and Sermon.
Hymns 50, 56, so.
IL noon, Holy Communion.
3 p. NJ, Baptisms.
$50 p. NJ, Evensong, Hawaiian.
80 p. NJ, Evensong.
HYMNS Sc, so, IS.
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KaunlakapiIi.

The Christmas Praise Service at
Kaumakapili Church Sunday even
ing will commence at Z AS o'clock.
The Kamehameha School and Ka-
waiahao Seminary choruses and
the Church Choir will render vocal
music and Mr.. Wray Taylor will
play special music on the large or
gan. Short addresses will be de-
livered. All seats free.
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Latter Day Saints,

Re-organized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, Mill
lani Hall, rear of Opera House.
Services will be held Sunday morn
ing at II 10 A. NJ, and in the even
ing at Z 80 P. NJ, when Elder J. c.
Clapp will speak on "The Mission
of Jesus Christ"
All are invited seats free.