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CLYDE LINE.


AGENCY FOR MOSTCLAfR. Residence
prnperties all kinds sale ~ rent. tt BIS
& TAYLOR. = Re'Nmsn-si.
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS. House.
rooms with Improvement. 'N Tor
sale GEORGE SHARP. go Hudson-st'
New York.
TARRYTOWN Reduced rental. The
Castle. elegant mansion, II bedrooms:
furnished newly decorated. unsurI tsaci
liver views iO acres stable. garden. In
Gure - any reputable broker or MILLS &
WHITEHDtsE. $40 5ih-ay-.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

18TH ST, - WEST Large and small cool
rooms. excellent table. summer prices.
translrntH accommodated
18TH ST. ~ WEST. Large and small
cool rooms summer prices transienis ac-
commDdut-d.
2iST-ST.. ~ EAST
Transienis accommodated. summer rates;
references.
3s WEST 40Tfi-ST.-Largc and small
rooms: excellent table. permanent or
transient. references exchanged.
p.TH-ST. li5 " EST Handsome. large
front rooms. bay windows; ample closets;
home table. references
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A DxEErisEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FoR
cLIvEp AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No i,2s2 Broad
Gay "a door north Of Thirty -hrs,-st.: and ADvEn.
Eigh,hays. corner Twentyth!rd st 1872 sinth-avs
IN Brooklyn At sa1 Fui'on-s,.. G3 Courtst Broad.
wav r. d.; i53 broadway. i.i01 Tulton-st., up to
,. n. Ct regular once rates
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Ocean Steamers.

PED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
~ fo- La Guiyra. Puerto Cabeio Curacoa and Mara.
e'' ,Is .uisSoa rom isifepon' stores: Brooklyn.
p. y PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, July - ! D. m
>. D. CARACAS. .......... Saturday. August g. D m
B. D. VENEZUELA. .... Wednesday. August ii. I D. m,
These American steamers bull, expressly for tho trade
have superior accommodations for pasaengera
For Msracaibo. freight only.
g. g. AARACAIBO. tuesday JuIv D,
BoULToN Bliss DAiirTry -
General Managers, isS Tront.sl
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np1v WORK DAILY rRmrNr MONDAY JULY PAGES
Railroads..
-AMERIc.'a GREATEST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
HlIncOM pIveP

rom Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
$3.50 A. M.-Except sunday. Empire State ExpresA
Fastest Train the world 49,
tain, Thousand Islands and Montreal.
o,3O A. M.-Dsily. Fast Mail Fos Syracuse Rochester
...o nunaoi Se~pi sunday For Catssin Mountains:
sa 'atoea. Lake George Green Mountains and
1880 A. MNExcept sunday. Day Express. For all i''
portant state points ,,,., ,o~ ,-,rc,,
natl indianapolis St Louis AID Chicago: cn.
40 l.. M.-Saturlays only. saratoga i-ne 49,. 49, .
and CatskilI Mountains Limited. Buffet Drawing
.,3O p M-Except sunday West Point. Poushkeep'ie
catsk Moun'sins ASany' tro i,. SaIS u. Detroit
no" $50 A NJ chi-ago $50 p NJ
600 MDay For Albany Troy 81 Bu1 inS,
6.2n p M-Dsily Saratoga. Plsttsburg ST. Albans
saranac Lake and Lake Placid. ,,.. r,o,
sand Islands Montreal. .,
..3O y N-paiy. For Auburn Road points. Bnnaio
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. indianapolis ST. LOUIS
o.oo r. M"Daiy Only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried on THIS ran x,.,, ord.n.hrr,
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago - $500, ,,,,
yc1O NiGHT-Theatre Train FOR Chicago and principa
points on Newyork Central every nish, except
ono 4 n. and a:.5 P. M;.nsIIy. except Sunday to
o.rn 4 V'sundav only TO PtsHeld and the Berk-
.h,Ie Hill; VA H nI s,xE Py VS. TToyKrps
can n,eb,: IAN, run between 65h-st and points
or S F1 ~ nyaed Roaa Tit. i. the only line
Wagner sraS Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated hy rirsch Lient r.,., s,.,o,
~ proa,%av Il Park rlacc 2SI sis Rroadw.y; 81 Ess,
in s. aac Broadway 2ss Columbus % we we 18th
e., and io6 Br,sdway i. D. BROOKLYN
Raggare checked from Aote residence by the wcscot
EyT,s's comDs rg;-r cropcr y DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Err E. IL N ES

Through trains leave NewYork. foot OF Chambers-st.
foows. and FIVE minutes earlier from West 23d-st
Q.n0 A. M.-vesiibuled Express Daily for Wavery.
C'OV b.nghamton. Elm.ra Buffalo. Bradford. James
town, Cincinnati and Chicago. Parior car to
Buffalo
OIL A. M.-DeIa~are Valley Express. Daily. except
C'lO sunday, FOR Tuxedo Goshen Middleton Port
Jerys. Lackawrxen Caicoon. Hancock Deposit.
susquclanna and Monticello. Par.or Mon,i.
cello.
800 is:e ss I,si 9.y ssa
s;45 A.; NJ. Chicago p. NJ. s,sepers to Chi
cage. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
z.00 i. M.-Buralo Vestbued Express Daily. arrives
s'OO Buffalo G:35 A. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago and the West. Buffalo pas.
sengers can remain In sleeper until A. NJ
S1 < Y. M.-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fails
ORE Daily. Solid train 70 Chicago. sleepers to But.
fao. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
I ocAL TIME TABLE TICKET AND PULLMAT
A. accommodations at Ill 2Gl. 40i and 0J7 Broadway
40 East i25th-st. Chambers and West 23dst ferries
New York; 9e Broadway aud 1888 Fonst. Brooklyn: 200
Hudson-st.. Hoboken. and Jersey City Station Erie
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage from
hoteis and residences 20 destination.
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OTIS ELEVATiNC RAILWAY,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

In connection with the cATskiiL MOUNTAIN RAIL
WAY from tdtshN.
Connects with the II 30 and 20 trains New
York 80 3:55 trains West Shore
Railroads with Albany Day Line and Caiskil Evening
Line for ratsln Hrrs" Kaatersill Hotel. Iaure.
House Uanes Corners and Tanr~fs, lie Onieora sunset
Twilight Santa cruz. and Lila Parks. ani Schoharie
Manor
a LIMITED TRAIS the Sev-Yor' Contra,
Saturdays J. Il. Caskil.. without stop.
Railway. due ~ Catskl
Mountain Station IN HOURS AND 20 MINUTES.
" EWYORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
ROAD.
Summer Schedule In effect juno Goth. 1895.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Et~ron. Ocean Grove.
Asbury Bclna!. and Point Pleasant
Trains leave Foot Liberty street: 49, $50 Ito Rcd
Bank. SIS. 1890. Ill 80 \. NJ 81 20 Saturdays only)
80 H. .3..O tcO 3d. 49, G.1J J.. NJ, Sundays
'J:lJ a. NJ 80. 800 T. II.
Trains DesiGosses Streets 30
80 '0:lo 1000 i. NJ IL 10 - 20 Saturdays oniy 2:3o
'2.lO $40 texcept Red Bank. 42p. 80 700 T. NJ
Sundays. s:l5 4. NJ. '945 a 81. 5i5 T. NJ.
Sunday trains do not stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
'Denotes express trains.
J. r. WOOD. II. =. BALDWIN.
G. l.. A.. Penn Il. II. u. =. A. G. X. H. OF ". J
RUFUS PIODGETT.
y. Y I. r. Il
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD

Baltimore WnshinCton. Chicago. Cincinnati.
Ss. Louis and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL IKAlNSs nm
Leave NewYork foot Of LIBERTY daily ioa CHlCAt
80 sun i2i5 night, CiNcINNATI. ST LOUIS 10 a. IN.
COO p: m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a. m: sx
Sun. 10 a. rn II 30 Dining Car 2:o blning var
g. p m ex. Sun. Dining Can 800. 800 .. M Dining
Car 1915 night
NORFOLK. II 30 a n. daily.
SFW-oRI.EANS. Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
thro Ugh Pullman Sleeping Car. 5 r. m. daily.
Al trains illuminated with PIntsch light &c., ., r
Ticket Offices 49, i12 pei 4l5 40 Broadway 81 East
f4h IT. 1877 Rowery. n. Y: 344 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN
stations foot ~ Liberty ST.. G. X. r. OF ~. j.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
tsegage from hotel residence 20 destination.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Weaiherford
Artrrn,t.c Fan. Snpwman's stationary
Tn.lue. Ffseman's Bell or Chime Attach
ment. C0ozcs Adjustable window SASH.
EDGAR TATE & CO.. Patent Solicitors
2t5 Broadway.
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NEw.YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN r. H.
stations in Ncw-lork foot of barclay and
Chrtrtoph~r Streets.
vESTIBJLED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PINTSCH LIGHT.

Christopher Streets.
vESTIBULED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.
THE ORASGE5 summit B,IuarsdsiIIe. Baaking
Ridge. Madison. MorristOwn Passac. Paterson. Boon
ton. Dover, sianhope. NEWTON. EuDDS LAKE.
LAKE HCPATCONG HackcttstOwD. SCHOOI.EI'S
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PIIILIIPSEURG EASTON
WATER GAP, STkOuDSBIH G, pocono Mountains
SCRANTON, PIrTSTON WII.KESBAKIE NANTI.
rose. BINGIIAMToN. OXFORD. NORwICH. Water
yMls. Utica, hIcHFlEIb SPRINGS. Cortland.
CORNING BATH DANsvI.LE. NFFALO and ali
points WEST NORTHwEsT AND SOUTHWEST
1920 A. AUTHORIZATION VAIL Stops at principal
BOO A. M.-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON, BINGHAMTON
UTICA. KicHFiELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror con-
EuralO with train for Chicago points west
90 7. M.-SCKANTON BIN0HAMTOE and ELMfRA
EXI RIcSS. Pullman paror
900 T.. M.-ScRANTOE, WIf.kESBAHKE and PI.YM-
OuTH EXPRESS Pullman paIlor
1870 y M DAILY -Bnnalo !sstibuied Limited Express
for SCRANTON. EINGHAMToN. EIMIRA hUF-
Buffalo with for Chicago. and points west "
ESQ =. n. tDaily)-IiuFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. RcHFIELr SPRINGS UTICA. SYRACIisE
and OSWEGo EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Si~epcrs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS n, IL
Park Place f2J Broadway Tickets ferry stations pl2
broadway. VI shave. j2th-s'.. ~
2Bb Columbus ave- NewYork: 33s and I26 Fulton and
JOG Broadway. BROOKLYN Time tables giving full fnfor-
nation NIL stations 1890
wrsTcoTT EXPRESS COwr,SY viii car ro- ana
check baggage from hotel residence destinatio
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Baieman
shen-ari's Ever Ready" Billiard
Mako. Mu'ion's Farrscope Backlaus'
safety Automatic Pressure Blower 'url-
vcrsaily ai0pfeD. EDGAR TATE & CO..
2t5 Broadway
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE -Krau-hsar' :
Anfi-ialler Shaft and Machine pier;
Ia, ~ Adams Automatic Railway Three
Throw single Lever switch. EDGAR
TATE & Co. 2f5 Broadway
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE Orme's String
Musical Hand Instrument. BostNicl :
Automatic CARPET Strctch~r and Tacker .
inf~-hif- Measuring Medicine spoon
EDGAR TATE & CO. 2fj Broadway
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
IIOBOKEN.


First Methods, Epscopal-Morning service WOW
Organ prelude. Gcibe.; doxoiogy' lhVoo.''o, , r.,
Ior1s Prayer; Hymn No. 1888; prayer CAROL o.,.s
Gently Breaks the Morning. Major reSpo''a,,N :,
readings of select Psalms; anthem, Ley u' Wv
tyo, INTO bethlehem" Marchant. Second lesson
Hymn No. 1871: Christmas offerings; solo, "oer 'ie
nm, ~ Re,hlehem" Shelley. Mrs. Anderson SCI :
mon subject "Isaiah's Glowing Description oi
chr,r." the Rev 4. +. Richardson; hymn NO. lo''
benedicton; organ pos;udc Evening service go,
Organ prelude: doxology; Invocation ana lo'.
PRAYER; Hymn No 1s3 prayer; caroi 'oi'S, 49,
nm Select Psaims anthem cory to God in the the
Highest" slmper Second esson-Hymn sn,ard NO, LyVi
Barri Miss Wiggns sermon subject What dn,nR drann
Ye OF Christ; Hymn No. 3is; Deheuo''o"' u 'oN
Epscooalian Trlnity-Mornlng -Processionai An All
gels from the Realms OF CORY Ho,,rn ia q james
,inox nIblae King Hall introit. 80 Come All nao he
Faithful" Readng communion ohcs, Howard;
oertorum Thus sPeaketh the the h2ra Herad ID Angels
the Herald Anges Sing Mendessohn; rd Magnl!iet Tniect
Nunc Dimltts G9Mnod Hymn aer Hymn ,nra It Came
upon the Midnight Clear Willis offertornm ohuS
sake the Lord Of 9sts StanSf Watcha Their
Focks by Night Tansur; recessional' Ahse's "'"'
the Realms Of Gl9ry" nardnts. Smart Church. Rev. ].
Spence, Turner Solemn procession h an1
at ~, ana choir low masses 6, and a m;
solemn procession ard mass. 1880 a. m WIN seii''o'
by Father Turner. , 90 .horo u,iIl he
on iIoly Innocents Day. December 2s there VIII ~
at and T. and at 1920 the Bishop Of Newars sN ark
u'Ti consecrate the new church. on Sunday III tne
octave there will he n solemn procession anu haS'
with orchestral accompaniment at 1879 ~, sor,,co
Episcopalian ST. Paurs-Chrstmas Day, strr1oo byr,n
prelude Nazareth. Gounod processiona! nSni,, Si
HWeicome Happy Morning suilLyan; wenite PLAIN Hsi
chant: Gloria atri plain chant IT, beum pass IN or at.
Thomas Spencer Lloyd Jubiate in r. nat Soss OF
h;n. hvmn "Hark the Herald Angels sing Men
dess9hn Kyre Eles9p h Esy o3 T5i0ra GTria AvisoH
offrrtorv anthem, Angels from the Realms OF
GLORY G. ". Warren: gloria from the lZth mass
Mozart: Sanctus, Spohr: Hymn, 20, hyfnhai' por Id
in E;cesis old chart
TO-DAY.
Presbyterian First.-A. NJ, The Fulness OF the
| Time: d. m, Managers.
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object to be obtained by powerful effort splrIteu
debate. speech or sermon on special d,i ored,ion
or in the presence of rival speakers-any condtlon
demanding the instant marshang Of mis- powers
will bring out resources OF iogie ana io''e u e
One bright Sunday morning In the spring OF ISo
his congresation We're started 10 near gawblinr
little later he delivered another IN when ne quo.ssa
Grand JurV against the Linden Blood Horse AS
ISOLATION This Dr. kempshalIs nrst appear
anee yesr ss later sadeF m bbe dropped h
Saturday afternoon that. unless the people OBJ OBJ
legislature had Just passed The next day notices
read from all the pulpits In Eliza oeth, ana IN
the evening the churches closed and the peo-
pie met IN a monster anti-racetrack meeting in ST
Johns Episcopal Church The I'm immense o,eI,,nS eIhSe
%setng Toui not was held in the old FIRST Church on
MSTedyb beore Albeit to against
the bill. and Or. Kempshail delivered & wha, mas mas
cause of an anecdote which greatly tickled the
Governors self-esteem The bill was not sgned
wit Win III" Dr. Kempsha as president and subsequently
had suhoriinae BRANCHES S in IN eHnr M county ho n sa se
! per cent OF ali racetrack gate receipts was m
troduced in the Legislature. It aroused the people
any blll, and it died in committee, ,. ,nno,o.
doors of the Assembly chamber against the people.
But pr Kempshsll found Nay way to get t, n r ana d.
the throng that packed the chamber that the yet
free and sovereign people Of NewJeey ma haa IT. taken Ken
az sufssrance OF Speaker Flynn. but by the right Of
eminent domain" At the next election the race
ira ck politicians were swept out OF power.
pr Kempshal!s tremendous energy proved too
oreof for his strength. In December 1921, h went
10 Clifton Springs n. Y, 10 recuperate: thence to
Rermufa but failed to improve He returned to
Eizahe.h to arrange for n trip abroad. and vlgor
ous prnnunciamento was then prepared. lie was
far out on the when it was published through
the Srate. but II bore his name and did its work
DR. Kempsha,i breaches with the ripeness OF Bibl-
ell scholarship. and with heart always touched
with tender love and sincere sympathy for his
people Personally, he Is one OF the most genial
and companonabe of men. enjoying nothing bet
for than bout in the arena Of wit. with light
cudeels or heavy, h.s opponent may choose DR..
bers of his family his wife and daughter having
died within the last two years. {. G. NIB.
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HACKENSACK.
TODAY.

First Reformed-lO:9O a. m: Anthems Sing o
Heavens" Danks: "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing" (Schnecker; organ. offertory by Clarkson
postlude HandeTs "Hallelujah Chorus: 1:% p M:
Five carols by Sunday school; soprano SOLO
"Christmas" Miss Edna B. Cole: quartet. Far IN
the Deep of the Beautiful Night" Shepperd. Misses
Edna f. Cole and Vida Myers, II. 7. Henderson, ~
H. Broughton; tenor solo, Night OF Nights MT
Henderson.
First Baptist-lO:3O a. m: Handels "Hallelujah
Chorus; "Hark What Mean Those Heavenly
Voices?" Gounod; GLORY to God in the Highest,
Stebbins; Angels from the Realm Of Glory /:
Wand: C;ounods March; 1870 p. m: Male Quartet
Nearer NV God to Thee" Sweeney; Joyful Bells"
wand double quartet, Gloria No. II, Mozart
second Reformed-l04J q. m: Nicdngers Birth
dav of a King Will be sung by reoues;. ana several
members OF the Schubert Club will contribute an
nrchestral accompaniment of strnged instruments.
Unitarian Church OF Our Father-Organ volun-
tarv: ''The Old Hundredth Tune; kyre. sullivan
Gloria Greatorex; response to prayer from organ,
r. Wagner hymn, Barnby; anthem, W hen jesus
Mas Born" Cruikshank: hymn, Curkey Evening
organ voluntary. X. Wagner; hymn. Hadyn; chant
Litany choral in +; soprano solo, ~ came Cpon the
Midnight Clear with violin and hute-obligato. o..
Meyer Hemund; hymn, Rossini; ohertory, Lento
from Tannhhuser for organ and violin. wagner:
anthem. There Shall Come Forth, Gull chorus and
orchestral accompanimenU, l.. j. Luce; hymn,
White.
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eor,orv "Adeste Fdeles." Novello: sanctus Bee Bee.
iSovnr: Bcnedictus Gounod: Agnus Del. Beethoven
uostlnde Coronation March. Myerbeer oo,o,r,
,HS ES'a mass at a. h. junior choir will sing process
ianai "Adcste Fidelcs Bathmanns Mass IN ~ ~
cfTertory. ave Maria MillaId; reeesSoh@so @onrresa-
,inual singing by the school children. Solemn LIE liz
,n,ss M III n m professional. orchestra ana orsa
vric r. Tnayer Gloria. r. Thayer Ven, re- nd
,Iillard Credo Batnmann sanctus Benioc!HaSd Hdeste
Agnus Del. r.. Thaycr: Eggressional;; ;,an viii
FdcIcs" orchestra and organ. Fath:r Pi MHia dever
oilicate at this mass and Father Sm,s" h"Iv NE
Roman Catholic St Lucys ChuIc > 56 7,cd and
nj and 1880 a. and low mass at ooYi ie 30 and and
a. Programme for ,he heh tIn sasctns. Bene-
,Tri dietus and hgnus Del from II. Bollm9n, Ades'e
F,deles." Offertory: Ven Creator Miliara' c,nd
Roman Catholic st. Peters rorcbestra: ~st pToces-
pTeIndne' pr,onad .SSazapeth' COINED Kyrc Mass in G.
silas Gloria Sas prelude: Mozart neni Grealor nfer
torv Aute solo little; Sanctus. Third Mass. hnynn y
Rencdictus Third Mass. Haydn; Agnus PeI. Ser MeS'o
solcnnele. Gounod: Professional March. haE, E,omr
Roman Catholic ST. m Nic0ladS and 1890 % a. m Pro-
cranme for the early mass ,So 81 f,ork. Mass
Wiegand high mass at lo;g H-srpcsr: Veni
Creator Spoth: Crcdo r. Farmer; Pastore,s gnus orv
tory r Wiegand: sanctus Benedictus anu ]'s"''
Del H. Farmer. ., .or,,,oes At 1920
n m: communion Office Kyre. Creed ga Sa .rba
Ngnus and Gloria Elkin; anthem IN "I0,, D,,ri,tis
Bringest Good Tidings; Stainer NSho, NumC of New.
Eplscopaan. St Johns Church-Early morning "a 96
service and 7SO a; M services anu a K,rio COM
a M professional, Hymn No. 81; kyrle' ..finW fG
munion service in far Schabert; ahlnelt f,ororv
Ccntc King: "Adeste Fideles, NoVsno, TT u
Before the Heavens Were Spread Anr1aHH; a. schu
, cnue Del communion service In A fiat Schu-
bert; recessonal Hymn No. o.
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PATERSON.
CHRISTMAS.

s., John's (R C)-5 ard 1880 q. m. masses over
ture "Stradea." Flotow: Adeste Fdt!es. NoVeho'
G. .orza's second mass: offertory. 30 Holy NisnL
Adam; violin solo. "Meditai.oa. Gounod; postlude'
Kretshmar. $50 m. mass junior chor; Aiesle
Fldoles Novello: 30 Holy Night" Adam: I'm Silent
Night" Steele; GLORY to God" Diehl'nan; "Hark.
the Herald Angels Sng." Mendelssohn Nespers'
p. m. organ prelude Salomi; Mercadantes Nes-
pers in D. 20 Saluiar.s." GLORIA; "Tantum Ergo,
Lennk: postlude Gumant.
81. Joseph's Or. Co and 1890 o'clock masses:
Adeste Fide.es Novello; Marcos Mass. No. !; Veni
Creator Mard; offertory. Noel" Adam. The
music at the Q o'clock low mass will be by the
junior choir OF seventy voices.
ST. Mary's Or. C.)-Asperges Me, Peters: kyrie.
Farmers Mass: Gloria and Credo. Leonard; offer
tory. Adeste Fdeles' sanctus Leonards Mass
Lancelevee bass solo. "rantum Ergo"
Church Of Our Lady of Victory Gs. t;,5Adesse s
Credo from Ml.ard's IN B-fiat; oferiory' Noel. "NoeL
tus from Glorza's second; Asnus Del from Mario $
Church of Our Lady Of I-ouTdeS R C3-5 ard ard
1890 a. m. masses: Professional marcn 2, tro' ,o.
"Athalie Mendelssohn; anthem, Adeste rldeies, e,
S9yeo STza da
onaton March" Meyerbeer.
ST. Boniface's R C.,-5 and 1890 a. m. masses
"Christus Natus" HANNA; Wiesands st Pat
rick mass graduale L9tti ofer'9ry Ne RenPtgr },ona
Nob.s. Wiegand march, Mueller. Al o'clock mass
singing by the boys Nespsrs. p mmAna,pno AM, y o.
priest and boys Psams. Eft. Magnilcat. Mozart;
Alma Redcmptors, Scaepf; Anma Christi. boys
o Salutar.s duet. W'egand; Tantum Ergo, SOLO
and choir; Laudate Dominum, boys; march Nue.
St Marks Ep.scopaD-1O:3O a. M: Processional
shout the Glad Tldngs Schneider; Nenite ket-
tie: Gloria Patr. Bridgewater and Haydn; re
Deum stephens: Jub!late Danks: hymn; 20 Tome
All Ye Faithful" Reading: Kyrie DYKES; GLORIA t2rS
aid Ange.s Sng" Mendelssohn; ofertory. There
Were Shepherds" Holden: Sanctus: hymn. Hodges;
Gloria in Excelsis, old chant; recess.onal Mem
Trinity (EpiscopaD-1o;3o a. mcProeessionsa + nal
Hymn g. Geor: Vente. Emerson in c. Cora. 90
re Deum Stevens IN G: Jubilate. Tours in r; hyre,
Elyey; Gloria T.bi. Paxton Hymn ~. Adeste n.
deles: offertory anthem. There Were ShcPherds
banks. Sanctus Canidge Gloria in kXcclas; old
chant. Nuuc Dmittis, Burnett; recess.ona.' hymn
&C. yorkshire. - ,ooa ~
masses-Overture. organ Adeste F'deles' Novelo;
Generals Mass In G. offertory, "Cantique de Noel
Adam. ,-,.eoan ,o.ao
a. m: professional. Hymn 80 Come Hiiher' .il6 ie
Lord Our Governor" chant Elyey; Hymn " VII q,
dcn oHerory anthem. "Arise shine for Thy T1 fnt 1r
Crnkshank: Nunc D.mitts. Calkin, in d; t reces., .
sonaI Hymn 81 "Hark the Herald Anse's sihs'
NenleiSsOhn.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
ORANGE.
CHRISTMAS DAY.

r,,scoralian All Saints Church. Orangc-Tours's
Mass in F.: .'Benedictus. qui venit' and 'Agnus
De, IN C.. Calkin: Hymns. Shout the glad It'd
incs" Avison: "Adeste Fidelcs.' while shepherds
watched" Fairamb; "Ilark. the herald Angels
sing" Mcndelssohn.
Enisccpalian Christ Church East orangc-orgah
nrelude Uallclujah Chorus. Hancci' hymns
christians awake" Wainwright 30, come all yc
faithful" Reading: 'IIark tho herald angels sing
Nepdc,ssohn: Fcstal Tc Dcum. Jordan in c; Jub-
Late" Schubert in y flat: Mass in r. Jordan;
hvmns. angels from the rea;ms OF glory smart
.U'hon Jesus was born" Cruickshank' feace per
fect neace' 'Nunc Dirnttis.' Brewer.
Enieconalian Grace Church. Orange-Procession-
al Come hither ye faithful: Te Deuni; Stainer
Iibilatc Tours: introit. "farki the hefaid Aneeis
Sing " Nendelssohn: Communion service. Eyre, In IL
oat, bvmn shout the glad tidings. Avison; oher =
tory Stainer hymn. Angels from the realms Oh
glory" SChoch. o t,o.,ors Of
masses hy Gounod and Crrickshank' ahtherhs py
Staner, Goss. LLOYD ard Vincent ro,, oranoe.-
Conerega tional Trinity Church. East Oianse-
How beautiful upon the mountains Matthew's
"iiork the note Of JOY" Goss: Calm on the listen
ing ear" Gould: anthem. ut came upon tne ma,
night clear Sullivan: 90 come all yc iaithiul
Reading: anthem, Unto you saviour, Is ri 1osh,
Of the niercies Of the Lord" RimbauIt e,,..,.,.ru
Roman Catholic. ST Johns, Orangc-cherupini .
Mass IN G ''Veni Creator" tenor solo, Adams; Of
fertory. "Adeste Fideis." Novcllo, ~,
Roman Catholic Church of our Lady OF the val
ley-Wels's mass in T.: "Adesic Fidelis arransed Dy
Munder: 80 Salutaris ana iahtuih ris'' 'i'H
Roman Catholic. St Mary Help OF Christians:
Fast Orange-Haydn's mass In c; 70 Salutaris
and "Tantum Ergo" Gresoran
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
ELIZA BETH.
CURISTMAS DAY.

First Prebvterian Church-Organ prelude, "Adora-
ton Calaerts: anthem, Like Silver Lamps
Rarnbv; Hymn No 2s7. THE Star Of Bethlehem
Marston: offcrtory, baritone solo. The Christmas
star" Nedlinger: organ postlude Halleiu.ah
Mount of olive. Beethoven. Afternoon: Chris'-
mas service: organ prelude. Holy Night baGk n,s
amthem 'Bethlehem' Counod offertory, contraito
solo and quartet "The Birthday Of King Nsid- e,
iinger: organ postlude. professional March, oui-
Ivan. ,. ~, .
Third Presbyterian Church-Anthemt INTO o. Us sh a
child Is Born" Percval anthem, calm On tme
Listening Far of Night" Schneacclker acl anthem, ssd
Awake Put on Thy Strength" Williams; oner-
torv solo They Were Shepherds" Williams
81 Johns acknowledgement anthem sing, lg,
O. Heavens f. ". Chase; Venite' Grotch; 10, le
hymn RSmln " Hark the Herald Angels sing Menae1
s63hn. bvmn ''Oh. Come All Ye Faithful, -
pnoding: Ium,di anthem. I'VE Have Seen His Star" C.
sinner, Doxology: pcstlude. Lemmens
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er,nd vespers: "Tartum Ergo" f. H. BARD.
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veigand's m lss in honor Of st. Patrick oHertory'
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