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sketches, things in black and white,
things by the sculptors and so on.
The jury consists this year of ]. A.
Stanton, A. T. Matthews. w. A. McCor-
mick, l.. P. Latimer and Otto D'Aubertin
The exhibition is expected to run the
usual course. There will be music Thurs
day evenings by Henry Heyman's orches-
ira. Secretary Martin is now busy with
the preparations.
There will probably not be any art pat
ronage accompaniment this year, as there
has been for two years. Two years ago
subscribers TO a fund afforded $500 with
which the com mittee bought pictures be-
low a certain value, which were awarded
10 the subscribers by means OF drawing.
Last year this plan of patron zing
struggling artists was repeated, Welding &
S775.
The current term of the School of De-
sign Will close on the 18Th inst, and the
free exhibition of the best work of the
school will open in the adjoining school
bui ding on or about the 20.h insi., las;in g
three or four days.
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THE BEST ART
OF A YEAR
Local Artists Ready to Show
What They Have Ac-
ccmplished Lately.
Annual Spring Exhibition Will
Have Its Delights Ready on
Mob Hill This Week.
Pictures Fr. m the Brushes of the
Talent From This City and
State.

A whole battalion of new San Francisco
pictures will be marshaled in review be-
fore the public eye this week to charm,
etc., the connoisseurs and Philistines that
may climb Mob Hill for tho delights
perched there.
That annual municipal art exposition,
the annual spring exposition of the Art
Association. will open at the Mark Hop
kins Institute oil Art on Thursday even
ingi on the occasion of reception to
members and their friends, and for five
weeks thereafter it will be open as usual
to the public at 25 cents ad omission.
There will be between $50 and 300 pic
lures added to the permanent collection
now on the walls of the Hopkins palace,
and they will comprise the best works OF
seveniy-fve or eighty of the artists OF
standing in the City during the year the
exhibition ends. 1t will show "a year of
San Francisco art" and many should and
will see it.
This will be the thirty-seventh exhibi-
tion which the Art Association has given,
not counting the many worthy and de-
lighlful exhibitions OF the work of the
udents in the School of Design. It will
be another peg in the art culture ard prog
ress of this metropolis.
They will nearly all be represented
Matthews. Stanton, Mccormack, Keith,
Latimer and the rest. Most will show
new themes. new fields. fresh Inspirations
and likely bstterings of genlu>. Every
picture Will be one not exhibited before.
Nearly a hundred have been carted up
the hill and the rest will be piled in be-
lore Monday evening. OF course, besides
the oils. there will be water colors,
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TWO INTERCOLLEGIATE MATCHES.
Stanford and Berkeley WIN Play Both
Chess and Baseball Games
To. Morrow

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, April
16 - Two intercollegiate matches are
scheduled for tomorrow and the outcome
in each case will be awaited with great in
.erest by the students of the two univers-
ties. In the morning the chess game
comes off at the Mark Hopkins institute
of Art. In the afternoon the second of a
series of three baseball games will be
played in Central Park.
A week ago Stanford won at baseball by
q score of IA to 13. The Stanford team
will be made up as it was at that time
Berkeley has made some changes at diff
ferent points which were found to be
weak. Whether the move was a wise one
can be determined only by the game ITSELF
In order to keep the team in good trim,
Edwin James '9S manager of the STAN
ford ball-tossers, arranged for game with
team from Santa Clara College last
Wed 7esday. Stanford won by the easy
score of 10 to 3. Since then practice has
been light and the men are now in fine
shape for another game.
Coach King has eased up on tho track
men. aud from now on no more exercise
will be given the sprinters than is necss-
sary to keep them In first-class condition.
With training diet and judicious exercise
all the Stanford men should enter the
field day, April "a, prepared to do their
best.
Charles Dole and Edword Morgan are
the only men at present who are not in
the best of shape. Dole has been bothered
with weak knee. which prevents prac-
tice In the pole vault and running broad
Jump; and Morgan has been suffering
from a cold of late, hut is gradually wear
ing it out. Brady Burnett, 90 and Evans
Holbrook. '97. are running IN good shape.
Burnett will enter in the mile and halt
mile runs, and Holbrook will try for q
place in the sprints.
The recent field day held at Berkeley
confirms the belief that Stanford aud their
friendly rivals across the bay would have
hard time breaking the tie of last year
when they meet st the next field day.
The changes in the Berkeley team will be
Harrisburg for permanent pitcher and the
substitution of Kuster for McLaren. The
nine, with the chances noted, will te
made up as follows: Pitcher. Kaarsburs (;
catcher, Wheeler; first base, Hennesey
second base, Elston; third base, Krug |;
shortstop. Kuster; left field. Foster; CEN
ter field, Heag; right field, Sykes.
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GREEK-RUss1AN CHURCH.

The following information regarding the
Easter services of the Greek-Russlan Church
has been furnished by priest OF the church:
The Holy PaScha the resurrection of our
Lord Jesus Christ commonly called Easter sun
da', will be celebrated q week later the Eastern
church, i. e. on the 25th OF A pril; same being
KEEP by the several churches of the West on the
18th inst During the molly week OF passion
serv ces Will be held usual every morning and
evening at A NJ. and T. Uf course the
divine service at Easter will begin at midnigh
strangers are always welcome. but they must be
in the church at II 40 z. "a iiitle before mid
mighty in order to obtain seats. which reserved
for ladies At old people or the congreg CATION. The
most kev. Bishop Nicholas will Off late with the
Cathedral staf of clerey. Turchannov's liturgy
OF ST. John Chrysostom will be rendered by the
well-known choir. The customary kiss of peace
and joy (at Chrst's resurIec.ion) Will be extended
to the congre cation, and the faithful as usual In
the orthodox Ca hoiic church, " i'll receive the
holy communion by taking of both the body and
blood OF Jesus Christ
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ST. PETERS CHURCH.

At the services at IL o'clock A. NJ under the
direction OF Rev. MRrdon d. Wilson, rector
the following will be the order of service.
Organ voluntary; professional, nymn No. 514
I. Barnby); Easter anthem, "Ch rist Our Pass
over" (F. -chfiiing): GLORIA Patri'' q. We,Iey
wilkins; ''Te Deum" in (H Van b skerck) /:
"Jubilate Dao' In Dudley Buck): introii. hynr2
No. l2l (oaiestrina3: comm n o - service 'Kyrf@''
&C GouRod); -'Gloria Tlbi" (Ci NJ Garrrtt) 'Credon
(W. B. Giltert); hymn No. 112 (Lyra Davidic<):
me sermon; oher-ory, bass solo, recit. "Behold.
I Tell You Mysterv,'i air. "The Trumpet shall
Sound,'' (Hande!); ''sursum Cord /" C. Camidge);
"sanctus," &C. Gounod): communion hymn
No. 1l6, &C. f Roper; ..Agnus Del" male quar-
tet &C. Gounod): "Gloria in ExceIsis," ancient
chant; "Nunc Dimitis" q. stainerl: reiroces-
sional hymn No. l15 (B. 1ours)
This rvice will be rendered by the regular
vested choir of the church. Choirboys-Herbert
IIRrk. M.on Clark, Lou Colen. Arthur Cole m
David Campbell, William Day, Grover Dawson
Emil Cough. Harold Kelley. Huber Kelley Leslie
Kelley. Lynwood Kelley, Roy Nash, George Phil
lips. Robert Phil ps, Bert Pope, Ralph stafford
Louis NercouteFe; men-Thomas Aiken, K. o.
Bokee, Fred Cost. A. V. GitcheI Thomas f. Kent
+. G.. oellwood; choirmaster. j. Wesley Wilkins
organlst, ]. Edwards Bigelow: crucIfer, Harold
Kelley; assistant organist, J. H. Flood.
. In the evening there will be children's
carol service with the following order of ser
vice.
Professional, proper psalms, first lesson. carol,
second lie sson CAROL creed, collects. CAROL address,
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ORIENTALS SALUTED.
Review of Troops at the Presidio iu
Honor of the New Chinese
Minister.

Honor of the New Chinese
Minister.
The review at the Presidio yesterday in
com pliment to the Chinese Minister called
out all the troops of the garrison-artil-
lery, cavalry and infantry. The Minister
and his suite, including the Chinese la
dies. were escorted to the Preside by G
troop of the Fourth Cavalry. In order
that the grounds on the parade field ar
ranged for the tournament should not be
broken the troops were formed in front of
the brick barracks. Colonel Willoston,
Third Artillery, commanded the line.
regulation salute was fired by the
light artillery and the troops passed by a
reviewing stand i'll front of the Presidio
Club.
General ]. w. FORSYTH, commanding
the DEPARTMENT OF California; Lieutenant
J. r. Reynolds Lands, aid, and Colonel
w. X: Smedberg, U. S. A (re,lred), Joined
the Chinese on the special platform. The
Firs. Infantry band discoursed music In
all respects he review was highly graft
flying To the Minister and his suite The
procession of carriages from the Occi-
dental Hotel to the Presidio was quite inn
posing.
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The decorations will be Gala and st. Joseph
lilies The evening service Is the second OF
three sermons on the resurrection of Jesus,
delivered as addresses 10 q jury by counsel for
plaintiff and defense. No. / OF which was
Jesus did not rise presentation of evidence);
No. 2, Jesus did rise presentation of evi-
dence); No. 8, presentation of the evidence,
pro and con.
The programme is as follows:
Organ voluntary, op s57 wv. volckmar) organ
list; anthem, 'Christ, the Lord, Is Risen To-day
o. WorgaL) choir: invocat en-: hymn, Rise,
Glorious Leader Rise" (F. GirardinD, congrega-
ton; responsive rea ling, THE Resurrection OF
Jesus: prayer; song, There's Song On ~
Lips" (Fhlmore) congregations: corne solo, B. e.
Magnir-; effortory "Marche Romaine'' (Ch Gou-
nod) hymn "Glorv. Glory TO Our King (Ihomas
kelly), con CATION. scripture reading, Mat.
6:2434 an hem, & hrist Is Risen" q. l.. Frank
choir; sermon, Consider the Liliesf: invitation
song Come to the Fest" congregat on; COM
song "Trisagion." w. Ludden; doxology: bene-
diction.
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CHURCH OF THE ADVENT.

At this church. Rev. John A. Emery, pastor,
and Rev. II. B. Munger, assistant, the Easter
services will be as follows:
Celebration of the holy communion at 6 and z in
he morning. morning prayer, at 10 o'clock; cho-
raj celebration OF the holv communion, " ith ser
mon by the recto at II o'c.ock; chi drens festi-
val service with Easter cards, at 7:45 p. :
The following is the programme of the mu-
sic for the morning service:
Easter anthem, Christ Our Passover" Morn
ing; g;on); "Glorta PAIR" (GIadstone); "Ie Deum"
Tours); "Jublate" CToursl; professional. Jesus,
Christ Is Risen To-day" (Morgan); introIt. "An-
gels Roll the Rock Away" (Roper); "Kv rie"
C1ours); "Glona 1ibi" (Garrett): tredo''
(Tours). hymn. "The Day of Resurrection
(rours); ofertorium, "As IT Began to Dawn"
(VincenD; presenta,io ion. 'All Things Come of
Thee Crallis); 'Sursum Corda" (Camdge):
'Sanctus' (Tours); "Benedictus" CToursl; nv mn
''Brsa ad of the W orid" (Hodgen); "Arnus Dei''
CIours); 'Gloria In Excesis" (Iours); 'sNuac
Dimittis" (Blow); etroc.ssionsl, II he strife Is
Oer' (Pale ,rina). Chorus OF sixty men and boys
f H Lombard, tenor, and ID. y. vii Inns. bas 5
sooist: George r King, organist: Henry Kirke
W hite, musical director
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ST. CHARLES CHURCH.

On Easter Sunday morning at St Charles
Church solemn high mass will be celebrated
at hali-past 10 O'clock. Rev. William G. OMa-
honey Will be the celebr ant, assisted by Rev.
T. J. Cummins as deacon ana Rev. d. O. Crow
ley as sub-deacon. The sermon will be preached
by the pastor, Rev. z. J. Cummins.
The music 10 be rendered on the occasion
will be OF the highest order, cons listing of:
Weber's mass in c, with orchestral accompanL
ment; "hegina CGli," by Werner: '.naster
Hymn by n. ]. Schumacher; so ealuiaris," by
Verdi. and Tan tum Ergo" by RossL The SOLO
lists Will be Miss DAISY V. Keane and Miss eresa
Kelly and II. Dinan and s. J. Daily. They will be
assisted by the following: Miss MargGre: ICON
nor, Miss NJ Butler and Mss Mae Keane and Dr.
Joseph J. Richards, L. o. Brien and II - mers; vio-
Inns. Mis- annie Conlin, Miss Caroline Knox and
Walter Cox; cello, Ralph howell he organist
and choir director Will Ge Mrs. Paul b. Hay.
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BAN QUENTIN HaAGING-
Murderer ktoss d1oWt to Pay the Pen n
for Hts Ai,dsed

Murderer ktoss AdoWt to Pay tho Pen sltv
for His Af,deed.
SAN QUENTIN, CAL April 16.-Frank
c. Kloss will be hanged next Friday
morning. he has been put in the con-
demned cell and is watched night and
day.
The murder he committed wa. cruel
and unnatural. He walked into Rayes
Valley saloon in San Francisco under the
influence OF liquor. There he found Will
liam Deadly asleep in a chair with his
head thrown back. Kloss shook him. but
Deadly did not awake, and turning to the
saloon-keeper he said with an oath tn 4
he would wake him, and pulling a knife
drew It acre IS the sleepin mans throat.
This was on April 18, 1895 He was tried
and convicted and sentenced TO be hanged
on the IT. of December, 1885, Delays fol-
lowed and Kloss was resentenceI to be
hung at San Quentin. where on the 23d of
this month he will pay the penalty for
the atrocious murder of which he is
guilty.
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TRINITY CHURCH.
The Faster programme is rs follows:

Voluntary, before service, andante from violin
Concerto (Mendelssohnl, solo BY John Marquardt
accompanied by orchestra and organ; hymn,
.'Jesus Christ Is Risen Today; Faster anthem.
"Ihri,t Our lassover'' IF n. Shepperd); "re
Deum" il B fiat &C.. Villiers Siaufold); .Jubi-
late" in B fiat C. Viiers Stanfo d. introt The
Strife Is o'er" (Paiestriha); "kyrie" and "Credo"
in + (Stairer): offertory, "a Song of Victory"
(HilIer), for soprano solo, chorus, orchestra and
organ: Sanctus" and "Agnus Deii (otainer);
"GIora in Excesis" (oid chant).
The service will be rendered by the regular
choir OF the church, ompaned by orches ira
and organ, under the d ireciion OF DR.. d. J.
Stewart, organist of the church.
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San Rofae, uomam 1n,on..

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, April 16-su.
pefor Judge AngeIotti to-day com.
30 years OF age, to the Ukiah Insane
Asylum. Her malady was not iced
until few days ago. when she became
suddenly violent and made efforts at self
destruction. She is a governess by o,cu.
patton, and has lived here for twelve
yearS.
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BY Far the Best heasom Gro,yers Have
Erer H0d.

POMONA, CAL, April 16.-Chino sugar
beet growers rejoice in the fact that this is
by far the best season they have ever had
for growing beets. The area of beet lands
will be over 5000 acres. and it is believed
that the great factory at Chino will oren
about the middle of July and will run to
its tuIl capacity until the middle of n OVEN.
Der. The factory is being put in readiness
for producing over $4,000. 600 pounds of
sugar this year. 1t will handle this year
from 1900 TO 1900 tons OF beets every twenty
four hours.
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ST. MARY's CHURCH.

On Easter day low masses will be said at St
Mary's Church. California street (Paulist
faihers) at 3 80, 7:30 and A. NJ. So. emn
high mass will be sung at IL A. NJ. The music
will be particularly fine. The choir Will
render:
Haydn's grand mass In c, with "Benedictus'
from Gounod's "Messe du Sacre Cnur'' aud Ike
gi"a Cnlf' (GiorZa); solo and chorus, wi. h organ
and stringed sextet from the Columbia orchestra
Miss Marie 0iorgianI will preside at the organ.
The soIosts Will b.: Mrs Z. ~teffsni, Miss A deie
Rottanzi. Miss Agnes Bergin, Dr. Bonino and Will
liam q 6ordon, assisted by Misses ri. Duffy L.
Devine A. Devine, ]. Steinbsch, NJ. Ryan, X. or
ton. II. Ford, X Wichman and VI. ottanzi, and
Messrs- 6. Maline, IL. Dorian, J. Ditson, c. erien
T. Sollman, ID. Sheerln aud DIR. kottanzi. The
sextet will play the celebrated Largo py II an
Iection."
At As P. NJ. vespers, with benediction OF the
most blessed sacrament. Will be given and
sermon appropriate to this great festival will
be delivered
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ST. ROSES CHURCH.

In St. Roses Church. on Brsnnan street,
first mass will commence at o'clock on
Easter Sunday morning, and there will be
mass every hour until IL o'clock, which will
be solemn high mass. The music for the
occasion Will lie se.ections from Mozarts
Twelfth Mass and Generalfs in G. The
offertory will be "Laudate Dominum," by
o ngarelh. "Alleluna," by Lambillotte, will
ladies and gentlemen compose the choir:
Misses Nugent, Black Horan, Knlgariff.
Welsh, Du Fossil, Grant, Maxwell, Kennedy,
danes Coret, Treacey, Handiey, Woollsev and
Powers; Messrs. Laue, Seiberlich, S,antun
Perron, Stockmeyer and Doherty. Mrs. T. j.
Moynihan Will preside at the organ for the
occasion
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ITALIAN CHURCH.

At the Italian church OF Staints Peter ana
Paul, corner of Dupont and Filbert streets.
SO emn high mass will be celebrated at lO:3O
A. NJ La Hache's mass by b. HANNA, under
The direction of A. Spadina, organist of the
church, will be rendered by the following yo-
ealsts: Sopranos, Miss L. Spadina, Miss E..
Spadina. Miss K. Daneri, Miss A. Spadins /:
tenors. A. Boyce, J. DIVA; bassos, A. Danielli'
]. Semeria. AT the offertory J. Semeria will sing
an AVE Maria" AT the elevation Miss E. Krei.
ing will render Pechin's 30 Salutaris." The
Regina CGu" will be sung by Miss L. Spa.
dina and choir.
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anthem awake, glad soup' (Holden); bencdic-
tion: organ postl1de (Smart).
EMMANUEL CHURCH


The following is the order of services at EN-
manuel Baptist Church:
Chapel day service, A. NJ. organ prelude: in
ion duet, "Hear Me- saviour" Lu Ma,ee
Bal; chorus. Easter Praises, iu or cholr reci-
ta;on, 'sThe Crown CT spring" Marian Whitman:
duet. .Loving Hearts," Ethel Carroll and kdna
Craig; recitation. 1.-The Stranger aud the Song"
Clara Weber: chorus, '.Our CounIry's Voice."
junior choir notices; regular church collection:
oarytone solo, ~ Morning Brightly Beaming."
Pretty Soon." Karl Noble: recitation, Little Acts
of KIEdness." six juniors: chorus, ''H all, Happy
Day" junior choir: talk By pastor; recitation,
q earn to Give, Paul Noble; collection for chapel
day: cont ralto solo, "rhe Eesurrection,' Mrs. ].
NJ Pe.l; chorus, '.Joy full Hol Ell junior choir;
solo, "Wonderfui Songs of Love" Mabe Craig.
anthem, 'Hail, All Hal" choir; invocation:
prano so o. lave Maria" Mi. IS Efta Welsh; Scrip
:ure reading, John xx:l-l3: quartet. "oh sacred
Calvary Mrs. NJ. Z. Ga iahorn, Miss CorneIa
FLOOD, H ID. PAGE Robert jones' prayer; bass
solo, Fear Not, oh Israeli" Robert Jones; Scrip
ture reading John xi:2l-27: anthem, Christ Be
anthem The True Easter" choir: HYMN No. 5;
barytone solo. "'Tis Done" Rev J. George Glib
ax:2s; soprano solo, "Hossnna," Mrs. NJ. e. E.Galla-
horn.
Church choIr-Mrs. NJ. E. Gallahorn, Miss Adsh
Hurd, Miss Gertie aber. Robert Jones' Mrs J. NJ
Peel, Miss Cornelia Flood, IA D. Page Thomas
Myles; NJ s. 4. Worth, organist
Junior choir-Lulu Magee, Mabel Craig, Ethel
Carroll, Marian Whitman, Edna Craig, Jennie
Hills, Dora " hitham. Mamie Pollock
Y. NJ. c. A.
A special Easter praise service will be held
al the Young Mems Christian Association Au-
iitorium. Mason and Ellis streets, to-mor-
row after loon, at 3 O'Clock, in which the
Knickerbocker and the Lyr.c { adissJ ouartets
will participate. Service Tree 10 all, both
ladies and gentlemen, and a most excellent
programme OF Easter music has been arranged.
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HandbaII .n,..

The following games of handball will
be Witnessed tomorrow in the San Fran
cisco ball court:
NJ. Edwards and Z. Curley vs. w. stansbury
and G. Mcguire, r. Murphy and ]. White VS..
VS.. NJ. O'Brien ahd d. OBrien, J. Lewless and
p Kelly VS.. d. Connolly and p Hutchinson.
J. &. Nealon and J. Riordan vs. T. r. Bonnet
and =. DonueIy.
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.


s:45. the Easter lesson in the Sunday-school
II O'CLOCK, sermon by The pastcr, Rev. oliver c.
Miller, subject: .Paurs Mas V Defense of the
Resurrec ion" Miss fontana VIII preside at the
organ, and Inc music, whoa viii be appropriate
for the occasion, will be charge of Mrs &. w
Spalding and her sister, Miss uo ison. A volun-
tary Offering Will be taken for the benefit Of the
church. At2:3O p N. the new Sunda '-5chool Of
The Lutheran hurch of the Pentecost will be
opened In Ameri, al Hall, corner of Pacifi: and
Leaycnworth streets. 1880 p. N. the child rrn's
Easter service will be held. which Mrs Nellie
Blessing Eyster will deliver the principal address.
follow ed by the pas. and others.
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Buckley Wants to Get Ont

Attorney Guilfoyle yesterday asked Judge
Wallace to allow reduction of bail In the
case oil jerome A. Buckley, convicted of fal ST.
flying election returns, sentenced to the State
Prison and grantai new trial by the Supreme
Court Mr.. Guilfoyle said his client could
give $1,000 bail and the court promised to con-
slider the proposition.
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day ana night at the Chutes have been
arranged for the team OF turner's who are 60
ing 10 represent this City at the big funniest
TO be held in st. Louis, opening on May g. The
team will be at the Chutes this Afternoon and
evening, and exhibitions by its mem bers and
other local turner's will form features of the
entertainment to be given.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-17
ST. FRANCIS CHURCH.

At St. Francis Church, Vallejo street. masses
will be celebrated at the following hours:
8, z 80, S:45, $50; at IL o'clock solemn high
mass will be sung by Rev. Father Heslin cele-
brant; Rev. Father I. Caraher. deacon; Rev.
Father Giles, subdcacon. The sermon on "Ihe
Resurre elton" will be preached by the pastor,
Rev Father T. Careher.
ST. Francis choir, under the direction of
Mrs. A. B. Collins, organist, Will render
Haydns Third Mass; so oists, Mrs. B. F. Sides,
MR.. Sheerin, Miss Paredes. Mr.. Walsh and Mr.
Woodbridge; offertory, ''Regina C9ii,' I.
Wiegand.
At7:30 P. M. the choir will render LIE Jeal's
Solemn Vespers; soloists, Mrs. Sides, Mrs.
S5eerin, Miss Paredes, Mr.. 7. q. Walsh, Mr.. T.
B. Hilard and Mr.. A. F. Woodbridge. The
decorations, consisting of annunciation lilies,
rare roses and ferns, promise to be of unusual
beauty and very elaborate.
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CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The programme of music for Calvary Pres
byterian Church is as follows:

Opening: anthem, 90 Joyous Easter Morning
O. A. schnecker) offeriors, 1.-The King OF
Glory" (J. Whitney toomos), soprano SOLO by
Miss Florence Doane; ant hem, " awake, Awake!
'Tis Easier Morn" (E. L. 1ruette). with appro-
priate hvmus for the compensation In the even
ing: "Jubila Deo" from "MoTs ct Vita (Ch
Gounod): offertory, alto solo Easter" b" Mrs
sedgley Reyuolds. The choir is composed Of
Miss Florence DOane, soprano; Mrs Sedgiey-
Reynolds contralto: D. NJ. Lawrence, tenor;
Walter C. Campbell. basso and musical director;
X. D. Burness organist.
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TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Easter music wIIl compriss:

'Our Lord Is Risen From the Dead" (Schneck-
err, "Christ, the Lord. Is Risen" (Schnecker): II
Know That My Redeemer Livelh" (Handei), I'm
mortality" (Sheppard); 40 lies, Kedeemer"
(MarchettD; "Hark! fen Thousand Har ps and
Voices (Havens); chris our Ia sover' (BucK)
"Come See the Place Where Jesus Lay" (Porter) ;
"Ihe King of Glory" G oombs): ANGELS Roll the
Rock Away" (Havens): organ selections fro
Gounod's "Redempt ion," Bee thoven's mount OF
olives AMI Handers Messiah" Quartet choir
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SALT==FISH

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