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The City Printing

Our Barraque street vespertine contemporary seems to derive ex- treme pleasure in publishing the fact that his office made tine second low est bid for tie city printing, and that rvf GHA1.iiIt bid was he highest high for the work submitted to the coun- cil. The GRAPHIC, CT rather .the Adams-W Wilson Printing Company, has n large patronage, probably larger than the other two printing offices in Pine Bluff combined. and it did not particularly care for the eity oisnt4at E. and did not want it at all unless slight profit could be made oii the work turned out. The thing of working for glory has played out. Ne nuke rule as a general thing. to make living profit on the work given Us by cur regular customers, and see no reason why the city should have it's work done at or below cost. fhe GRAPHIC is always ready 10 bid against either of Inc printing offices in Pine Bluff, or against offices out of the city, and recently several large con- @sssaets have heen awarded it in com- petition with tie large printing es- tablisllments of Little Rock, and on which our aeigLbor could not even make a bid. as his office could not properly lnrn out the work.
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Drowned in the Arkansas.

MoRaILroN, June a-Tuesday George Halowell and two other young men were out skin riding near here. The boat was drawn by the swift current under cable wire, running across the river, which knocked out the occupants, drown ing Tlallowell Deceased was a bright young citizen and leaves wife and one child
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sfAfE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
San For Donations of sooks. Papers.
 Maps Charts Ete.

The following call explains itself and should be met with general response:
 F0 the Pnblie
 There has recently been organized in the city of l.tttie Roci, q society callpd the Sfate orienl Society, whereof the undersigned have been chosen as officers The object of this soeietl k t9 collect aHd preserve books, napers manuscripts, maps, ar other matters Heftaiaing to the history of the state and her people. All persons above fhe age ef Is years are eligible to membership, upon the payment of annual dues, and tbe society desires, and hopes to obtain, Il large membership iA all parts Of the State. All persons, whether members ornot, are invited to con tribute books, papers, toriginal or selectea) or other articles of histori- cal interest upon general or par tieular subjects, for the library. Forward all donations and address all inquiries or applications for membership tothe seeretar5 News papers throuahouttheSt eState. ffiendIy to the cause, are requested to make mention ol this subject
 IL q HIN. lh4Y HEMPsTEAp.
 President. Secretary.
 Little Rock, Ark June :, lS91
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4 WAR AGAINST SIN.
Elder Battles on n Crusade Against the
 Wees of Mankind

Rev. ..G. Battles is the pastor Of the i}arraque Street Baptist Church, and for the last two eeks he has been conducting revival services in that place of worship with great success, for he has converte.l many sinners On last Sunday afternoon over foiay converts to his faith, made so by his instrumentality, had their sins washed away by baptism in the Arkansas River.
 The success with which the Rev. Rattles has met has encouraged him to further efforts, and on yesterday afterneon thinking that the County officials needed the Word of God, he repaired to the Court House and took q stand ia the Court House yard, when h. began an onslaught an the sins anu vices to which mankind is addicted The minister's voice is powerful eae and the officials could not help but hear his words of warning and pleas for the repentenee of sinners.
 Laeer in the evening Nr. Battles made crusade that required even greater courage He knows that the worst enemies that his race has 10 contend with are those of alcohol and gambling He could not get the gamblers and whisky dealers tucome 10 his quarters, so, during the even ing he went to theirs, and i'll their places of vice, crime and sin, he eX horted them to a better life, and prayed that the DiYineMaster woald give His grace and assistance ip their conversion ana bring them into the folds 0f Cbrist
 In oneef the gambling hells visited by the divine he found four negroes sitting at q table gambling, while others were at different table shoot iug lraps. His entrance was un- observed until he walked up and threw his Bible on the table, drop ped to the floor and, with uplifted hands. began to pray. The change l fh the scene was marvellous. For an Instant the gamblers seemed petfili- ed. and the next moment thay made q dash to escape from the room, tumbling over each other as they ran from the doors, while others leaped from the windows. A raid by the sheriff or constable could not have been been more effective i'll breaking up the games or in clearing the house Of it's inmates. One of the gamblers informed a GRAPHIC report CT that he would be afraid to gamble for some time, for he would be sure to lose The reporter asked fog the reason, when the gambler sail:
 Il is hoodooded; Mr. Battles flung dat Bible on my stack of chips. and dat is to cau~e me bad luck. You don't keteh dis niggcr at dat table again for some time to come. ;
 The Elder should keep Rp his good work. There is much need of it among ce. tain clement of the colored population in Pine Bluff.
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There will be meeting ef ihr Pine Bluff Sele and Racing Assoeinfion
 af the Bank of Pine Bluff rooms Monday, June (. All members are requested to be present, as there is hnsiness of importance fo be trans acted. 6 Gt
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Cantrell Springs Water.

June the Isl | will begin to de liver Cantrell Springs water through out the city. Parties desiring ttl iise this water should notify lie al once or lease orders at { he GRAPnm office. The price will be 10 centsa gallon, delivered B. R. HARDY. dtf
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For State Convention Republican League Club, Little Rock, Ark. June 2S and % For this occasion the Iron Mountain will sell tickets at
 one fare for the round trip on the certificate rlan. liinit of certificate luly 2 H F Mizell. agent
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There will be sham battle and representation of fall of Alamo Ut Little Rock June 7th and sth.. For this oceasion the Iron Mountain will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return for one fare for the round trip. date of sale June 7th and Sth, final return limit June 9th.
 II. E. MIzEII., Agt.
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Recently severairontribution were made to tke County Exposition. Among the number was n cabbage grown by Mr. Pic Merlo, that would not go in HI S-ihch jar. Another was q radish contributed by Cicero Caldwell, which was 4-inches in cir cnmferenee and l6.inehes long.
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Miss Reba Dewoody, the accomplished daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Dewoody, arrived ht me this afternoon from Bowling Green, Ky, via Nashville Centennial, where she has been attending Potter Collage. and at which college she has the honor of being the only graduate from this State.
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A BANQUET

Isg the JtH rsea County Medical Asso.
 cianon.
 On Friday night the Jefferson County Medical Association will give a banquet at Hotel Truloek Toasts will be made and the banquet will he sumatueus one, although it will bn an einformal affair
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is gratifying to note that the .ify authorities are at last having q brick cnlyert put down acrass Main street. at the intersection ef Third avenue, to replace the bridge that spaas the town hraneh.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-09

Mr. Joe. Alcxlnaer and family and Miss Jennie A6rf have gone to Eureka Springs. waere. with the ex- .eption of Mr Alexander, th,A will spend the summer.
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MARRIED.

CANAAN Pine Bluff, Ark, June $, 1897, Mr. <. l.. GaNNA WAY to Miss LIZZIE ADEN. at the resi- dence Gf the brides parents; Key. ]. k. Sanders officiating.
 The above wedding was aquiet and transformations one. only the family and a few intimate friends heing present. The bride is ;he daughter sf Ar Ebert Alden, and has many friends in this city and vicinity. The gfooaa is II groceryman doing hisi- ness on East Third avenne.
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For the best atI furnished me fn the Jewish Synagogue Directory tH tomorrow evening at , o'elock, l will give . bright silver dollar. hav' them earl, ; and miss the rush Ad. not to exceed 50 words.
 It \. J. MITCHELL.
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DEATH OF VICTOR g. COIN.
He Was the Son or Mark n Conn
Funeral Thls Morning.

Funeral This Morning.
 Victor S. Cahn, the bright and talented son of Mr. Mark M. Gohn. of this city. died at the home ei his father Sunday night. He was l9 years of age and fell victim of that dread disease, consumption. All that human efforts eonld do to stay the inroads of the fatal aiIment was invoked in vain. rhe young man trayeled q great deal and vil ited elimes supposed to be congepiul an conducive To renewed good health. Had hc lived he wanld have some day been in a prominent position connected With the great dry goods establishment Of which his father is the present head. Hundreds oi friends here and elsewhere will read with profound sorrow of the youn2 Iman's demise.
 The funeral will occur from tht Temple B'nai Israel at ID o'clock this morning. Friends ef the family ar' respectfully invited to attend = Gazette
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The o,possum, with her litter oi young ones. now on exhibition in the show window at the Anderson Meyer drug store. are curiosity and attract great attention. In ad- dition to the o'possums the window contains an acquarium ef gold fish, two Texas horned frogs and num- ber of other curiOsities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-09

Messrs. Allie DreYfus and Me Lew inc have returned from Memphis. where they spent several days very happily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-09

Nething came bffore the Police Court this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-09

The work on Bcrlin's brick livery stable is progressing rapidly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-09

Stop dragging yourself with quack nostrums or "cuIeS. Get q well known pharmaceutical remedy that will do the work. Catarrh and Cold in the head will not cause sui fering ii Isly's Cream Balm is used. Druggist wifi supply l0e. trial size or 30t. full size. We mail if.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-09

Miss Hattie Holland leit yesterday for Fayetteville where she will spent the summer with relatives
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56 Warren St, N. Y. 0i Y

Rev. John Reid, Jr, of Great Falls. Mt,fft., i-ee0iii;iieiiaed Ely k Cream Balm to ne. l can emphasize for catarrh ii used as directed. - Rev Francis ". Poole, Pastor Gen tral Pres Church, Helena. Mont.
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The following call explains itsel and should be met with general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-14
Ell COLLAR DE LA REINA

De ahf naci6 para 81 una angus
tia, inquietud de que no puede
furmar ia u que no haya sufri-
do esas neuraIgias generates que
hacen Il caia tibra qne va d dar
al cerebro una serpiente de fueeo
que Sc retueroe y estira por su
propia voluEtid.
E-t. malestar SO h 20 insopor-
table al carienal, y envi6 diez We
ces en- medic dfa un correo "a
e maiama de La Motto, y otras
di.z veces & Versailles.
FL decimo correo 10 traio por
q timo s Juans, la cual e-taba vi
hilando en- Versailles & harny Ia
reina, y Sc fel ci aba interiormen-
te ,uella impaciencia del car
denal, & la que esperaba deber muy
prontn el buen exito en ru enpress
XII carienal, al verls, exala,n6
con viveza:
-iC6m3! Svos visi4 tan tran
quila2 Ivos sabei-qus estny EN- IN
IA l,,in. y dici6pdoo' mi amig !,
uegais que este supiiclo iiegue a la
muprt 2
-Monsefior, replic6 Juana. te
red paciencia. si o. place. IL qa-
10 hacia en- Versailles lvjos de vos,
era mucho ma it'll d. 10 qu- ve>
hscfsis squf d-seando VERNE.
No 20 d. b. ser cru b. u tsl
puntn, diio "a Exs lencia. mitiga-
do un. POGO por Ia e~perarza de
nhteuer noticiar. Vtmos, ! .ue 50
dice, que re haoe ala!
La ausencia es un NAL doloro-
20, sea que se la sufra Ell iaii. q
bien en- Versailles.
IL shf una G. 81 qna me
sncanti, y os doy l-.s & acias
Pero....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-14

de hierro, unos corazones de ace
ro. Vuestra hermana y vos sois
dos personals terribles, uuos ami
gos quienes uno acaba por abo-
rrecer Vos parts, no para via
jsr, pues estais harto de clio, sino
por dejarme. Vuestra hermana
decfa que era llamada por la re-
lig:6n, y oculta un corsz6n de
fuego bajo la ceniza. En- fin, ha
querido partir y ha partido; Dios
la haga dichosa. Vos que podIfais
ser fel'z, parts tambien. iBien
os decfa yo hace IN momento que
los Taverney sou para mi de NAL
agtiero.
-Senora, no nos trst.is tan
reuelmente; ST V. NJ. Sc dignase
registrar mejor nuestros coraz J
nes, no veria en- ellos mas one una
adhesion sin lfmites.
= Escuchad! d'jo la reina con
enojo; vols sois IN Gu karo, Y
vuestra hermana una f.oss ia,
criaturas imposibles; ella SO fgu-
ra Il mundo un p.raiso en- que
solo So entra q condici6n de ser
santos; vos tonais el Eundo por
IN inferno donde solo eutran los
diablos; y ambos habeis huido del
mundu; ell uno porque halla en-
Ell 10 que no busca; el otro, por-
Iue no halla 10 que buca. -. SDi-
go bier? Qderido seiior de Ia
verney. dejad & los humancs ser
imp .rfectos, no pidais d las ia
mliias reales mas que ell ser las
menos imperfectas de l.s rszrs
nnmanas; sed tolerante, 8 mas
blen, no seals egoista.
La reins recal6 estas pslabras
demasiada passion. Felipe tu-
Vo en- ella una ventsja.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-14
d Pero que?
il Presenta al .re prneba.i

i Dios nj exclsno Juana.
iue estais diciendo, mo. seflor2
Prnebas! dqu6 quier- Il cir e-.
palabra: prueb as1 -. 5E~tai, Ell
vuestro sano juicio, mouse II II, pa
ra ir q pedir una mujer y uehas
de 81 .lta2
Condusa. yo no pido IN 4 Gu
mento para pr~ceso; 10 que pi
do - una prenda de amor.
Ne pareee que os vais hlcien-
do fnuy exigente, sino muy oivi-
dadiz J, diio Jnana de pues De ha-
Der mirado d III Exc Iaucia lie un
moio pnrtieuIai.
-iOhl ss II que vais 'iecirm.
.e ta' d-biera 4 ,r,ne por mny sa.
t,>f chp. por muy ho rail-; ptro
,ne i'.i nl e"razii por ei va- trn.
GOOD "a; I . no aoept t.Ii.i, FL q,e
al o. deJ.-en . uH lado de .pues
de ha~.i MD las aperi3aei--s
d.l f.voi2
SCr-o que hate ii h, las
aparien Ia p. repllc6 J Jaana con
el nis.nn tono sar,A tiea.
- OH ci~rtp - qn- j. dttis
abrumarme cou mn upid d, con
de-a, cierto a. u - naja me auto
RIA qu"jsrm' p .ro M gu' -.
E t'ness, monr. II =, ,,o purdn
ser rsspon- abb dc su-stso de-c,,u-
tento, 81 - que solo Sc fauda un
causas fFfv' ~, s 81 es absolute
meL te infundado.
C rdesa, ne esiais trstaalo
al
Nous Il r, no a &, u.a qua
repstir vuestras palabrar. lo FL
g.4 yue1tra discussion.
KIN vez de increparme mis- To-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-14

La reina, saliendo 81 oitamente
de su letargo, dijo;
-SAd6nde vais2
-Voy reunirme NJ. de- La
Perouse, dijo Felipe.
M. de La Perouse esta en-
T-rranova en- este momento.
-Lo tengo todo preparado pa
ra iucorporarme con Ell.
-sSabeis que le han predicho
una muerte espantosal
-Espantosa, no sc, dijo Felipe,
pero pronto 10 sc.
-IY vos partf-2
Felipe sonri6 con su hermosura
tan noble y tan dulce, y dijo:
-Por ESQ mismo vOy & reunir-
me La Perouse.
La reina cay6 de nuevo en- su
silenciosa meditation.
Felipe aguardo otra veg res
petuosamenta.
A1uella naturaleza tan noble V
tan animosa de Maria Antorieta
50 desperto mas temeraria que
nnnca.
So ievant6, acerc6se al joven, y
le dijo cruzandose los brazos So
bre Il petho:
-iPer que partiee
-Porque tengo grandes deseos
de viaiar, respondi6 con dulzura.
-Pero va habels dado la vu,l
IA al mnnd repuso Ia reina, en-
Canada un instante por esta cal
ma heroica-
Del Nuevo Mundo, Il, sefio-
ra, dijo Felipe; pero no del An
tigao y Nuevo jantos.
La reina hizo un gesto de des-
pecho y repiti6 10 qne habis di-
cho 1 Andrea.
Los Tayerney son una raza
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-25
FIRST ENGLISH
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

At the First English Lutheran Church,
on Geary street, between Cough and Oc-
tavia streets (Rev. E. Nelander, Phi. D.,
pastor), there will be two services this
morning, respectively at $3.50 and II
o'clock. The first service at $50 A. NJ.
will be choral, and the sermon, I'm the
Fields of Bethlehem" will be specially
suited to the children. The choir in this
service will be the girls vested choir,
consisting of about thirty-siX little girls,
and Immediately after the ritual service
and before the sermon this choir will
take part in a carol service, which will
include the following Christmas carols:
God Rest You Merry Gentlemen ira
ditional melody; 20. Babe in Manger
Lying" ]. Barnby; THE Virgin is Hush
ing" J. Barnby; Good Christian Men
Rejoice traditional melody.
At the regular IL o'clock service the
sermon will be on The Star of Bethle-
hem" The following music will be in
cluded in the service: Carol anthem
1.-The First Christmas" j. Barnby; (a),
THE Annunciation"; Cb), THE Message
to the Shepherds; (c), Cradle Song; /;
(d), "Gloria in Excelsis.' Cantata-'The
Nativity" R. H. Wilson, Mus. Bac.; (a),
Rod; (bl, choral recitative (female
voices), There Were Shepherds; (c),
recitative and air, soprano C'And 10! the
Angel" Fear Not'O; I'D. choral recita-
tive Cfemale voices), ''When Jesus Was
Born; (e). solo, tenor, Where is Hep"
20, choral recitative, "And 10 the STAR {;
(g), chorus, This is He" During offer
tory-Bass solo, "Clang Out with Joyful
Peal, Oh Bells by w. Meyer Lutz.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-25
LADIES' CHOIR
AT ST. PETERS,

At St Peters masses will be held every
hour from A. NJ. until 1890 a. NJ, and
at O'Clock services win be held in the
hall for the children. The pastor, Rev.
P. S. Casey, will be celebrant; Rev.
James Mcdonald deacon, Rev. William
Lyons subdeacon and Rev. DR.. Morrison
master of ceremonies.
At the o'clock mass the young ladies'
choir will sing the "Adeste Ffdelis, y
"Noel' and the Gloria" accompanied
by an orchestra of seventeen pieces. The
sOloists viii be Misses Malone, Sullivan,
Kendrich and Riordan. At 1890 O'Clock
there will be a solemn high mass. TheO.
Won La Hoche,s Mass will be sung in full
by a quartet and chorus. The ''Neni
Creator will be from GOunod, and the
offertOry Adams Noel"
Mass will be Immediately followed by a
benediction of the blessed sacrament,
during which ROssini's .Salutaris' and
TenOors ''Tantum Ergo" will be sung.
The principal soloists will be:
Soprano, Miss A. Rooney; alto, Miss z.
Kreeling; tenor, T. NOwlin; bass, G. II.
Deane; organist and director, Miss
Mamie COOnan.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-25
SPECIAL MUSIC AT ST, ROSES,

Christmas day will be celebrated in
st. Roses Church, Brannan street, with
unusual elaboration and soIemnity, it
being the anniversary of the opening of
this noble edifice. A special programme
Of music has been arranged, and the
decorations promise to be peculiarly
striking and befitting the occasion. First
mass will commence at 5 o'clock. during
which the young ladies of the parish will
sing. There will be mass every hour un-
til II o'clock, when the solemn high mass
will be celebrated. Rev. d. Nugent, the
pastor, will preach the sermon.
An augmented choir will render selec-
tions from Mozart's Twelfth Mass and
Generali's in G.
The offertory will be Noel" by Adam.
"Adeste Fidelis," by Werner, will be
sung before the mass begins.
The following ladies and gentlemen
comprise the choir: Misses Nugent, Kill
garriff, Russel, Devlin, Walsh, Du Fosse,
Murphy, Mcclellan, McCuagh and Der
by; Mesdames Coret and Treacey; Messrs.
George and William. Lane, Perron and
Jones. Mrs. T. ]. Moynihan will preside
at the organ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-25
HOLY COMMUNION
AT ST, LUKE'S.

The services at st. Luke's Epis-
copal Church to-day will consist of
holy communion at 8 A. NJ. and II
A. NJ. Organ prelude. "Hallelujah
Chorus (Messiah). Handel; professional
hymn (49), 20 Come, All Ye Faithful,
Reading; ''Versicles," Tails; ''Venite,"
Turtle; proper psalms 19, 45, 50; TIE
Deum,' ''Jubilate.'' Calkin Gin G.; I'm
troit CD, "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing" Mendelssohn. Holy communion
''Kyrie," Gloria Tibi," "Credo,'' Tours
Gn F.; HYMN co, angels From the
Realms of Glory" H. Smart; sermon;
ascription, Gloria Patri,' Turtle; offer
chorus; soprano solo-chorus; presenta-
ton of aims; "Sursum Corda. Sane
tus,' "Agnus Del" Gloria in Excelsis,
recessional hymn (53), Shout the Glad
Tidings," AvisOn; organ pOstlude.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-25
EARLY MASS AT ST, FRANCIS.

The music at the o'clock mass will be
rendered by a choir composed of the fol-
lowing young ladies: Misses Clara Null
cahy, Nellie Nichols, Mary Foley, Ina
Collins, Blanche Duane, Margaret Foley,
Mary Guidet. Agnes Supple. Lizzie Kear-
ney, Eva Duane, Pauline Ryder, Grace
Mcintyre, Mamie ONiel, May Silva and
Annie Everson.
At II o'clock solemn high mass will be
sung. The vocal numbers of the mass
will be selections from Haydn, Generali
and Won Weber. Offertory, "Adeste
FideliS," by Novello. The choir is COM
posed of the following ladies and gentle
men: Mrs. B. T. Sides Mrs. G. MahOney.
Miss Fay, Miss Dowling, Miss McGivney,
Miss Paroles, Miss .PaullisOn, Miss Mar
tin, Miss Schmitz, Miss Brougham, Miss
Foley. Miss Guidet Miss NJ Foley, Mr.
Woodbridge, Mr.. Walsh, Mr.. Hillard, Mr..
REILLY, Mr.. Schmitz; organist, Mrs. A. B.
Collins
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-25
EXCELLENT MUSIC
AT GRACE CHURCH.

The music to-day at Grace Episcopal
Church will be under the director and
crganist, William H. Holt, at Ii A. NJ.
Following is the programme to be rem
dered:
Organ prelude, Festival Fantasia"
Jul. Tschirich; opening anthem, THUS
Saith the Lord Stainer; ''Venite," !"
double chant Boyce; "Glorias to Psal-
ter" Dow, Gregorian and Gounod; 'Te
Deum," in B fat, Kimball; "Jubilate," in
B fiat, Pease; "introit," Hymn 81;
"Kyrie," Mendelssohn; offertory, barry
the Strain De Koven; "Sanctus,'' in c,
Taylor; "Gloria in Excelsis,'' old chant;
''Nunc Dimittis." in E minor, Blow; re-
cessional, ITO the Name of Our Saliva
ton; organ pos,.ude, Christmas Pastor
ale," Guilmant
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-25
VESTED CHOIR ST. JOHNS.

At the church of st. John the Evangel-
ist (EpiscopaD, Rev. E. B. Spalding
rector, the vested choir of boys and men,
under the direction of Miss Esther NJ.
Phillips, organist, will render the follow
hymn 81, ''Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing" Mendelssohn; introit, Nazareth.
Gounod, Hugh Williamson; "Kyrie Elei-
in D; hymn 50. Come Hither Ye Faith
ful''; reading; offertory, Behold 1 Bring
You Glad Tidings," Goss; 'Sursum
Corda," ''Sanctus,'' Woodward, in d;
hymn 225, Bread of the World Hodges;
'Agnus Del Gloria in EXceIsis,"
woodward. in D; ''Nunc Dimittis," War
rem, in G.; retrocesSional, hymn 60,
Angels from the Realms of Glory
Smart.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-25
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT CENTRAL.

Appropriate Christmas services will be
held at the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, Mission street, between Sixth
and Seventh, DR.. Charles Edward
Locke, pastor. The church will be elab-
orately decorated and the sermons will
be upon Christmas themes, and special
programmes of music will be rendered
at both services. At II o'clock in the
morning Dr. Locke will deliver a SER
mon on 1.-THE Splendors of the Christ
mas Festival In the evening at 7:30 his
subject will be Let Us Go Even Unto
Bethlehem" The music will be under the
artistic direction of ]. j. Morris, the
choirmaster. The quartet will consist
of Miss Grace I. Davis, soprano; Miss
George w. Cope, contralto; Robert J.
Patterson, tenor; Charles H. Van Orden,
bass, supported by chorus of forty
voices. H. NJ. Bosworth will be at the
organ. The programme of music will be
as follows: MOrning-Choral from
'"Christmas Oratorio' (Bach); Christ
mas anthem, Unto You a Child Is
Born" (Watson); solo, Christmas
(Sheeley), Miss George W. Cope; an
them '"Thus Spake the Lord"
(Stainer). Evening-Anthem, "All Hail
the King" (Evans); Christmas anthem,
arise, Shine" (Foote); solo. THE Star
of Bethlehem" (Reis), Miss Grace 1.
Davis; ''Hallelujah Chorus" HandeD.