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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services of Song in Honor of Christ
mas Day.

First Presbyterian Church, Rev. T De-
witt Talmage, DID,, pastor; Rev. John Z.
otucheH assistant. In addition to usual
hymns Tor congregation the following
anthems will be sung:
Morning-Hail, Christmas Morn Gounod;
Hark, What Mean Those Holy Voices Ell
ltot; Angels From the Realms of Glory.
Warren.
Evening-Adeste Fidelis, Novello; Bright
est and Best of the Sons of the Morning
Camp.
The choir is composed as follows: DIR,
Gabriel F. Johnston, baritone and director;
Mrs. w. l.. Wilson, soprano; Mrs. Elliott
Woods, contralto; Henry o. Simons, tenor;
Charles G. Woodward organist
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New York Ayenue.

At the IL o'clock service at New York
Avenue Church the Sunday school choir.
under the direction of Mr.. ]. Arthur Rose.
Will furnish the greater part of the music.
The regular choir will sing at the offertory
Behold l Bring You Glad Tidings. by Bart
lett.
The service at 7:45 pm. will be taken up
mainly by musical praise service, con-
sisting of the following numbers: Ny Soul
Doth Magnify the Lord, Millard; Let Us
Go and See, Bruce Steane; Drop Down, o
Heavens, Barnby; Christmas Night, alto
solo, Mrs Martin, Mario; o Little Town of
Bethlehem. Hawley.
The choir consists of Mrs. Nellie W. Shir-
Cliff, soprano; Mrs. Margaret N Martin,
alto; Mr. Perry B. Turpin, tenor; Mr.. John
II. Nolan. bass; Mr.. John Porter Lawrence
organist. The choir will have the assist
ance of Miss Reiehenbach at the evening
service.
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Fifty-Two Christmas Gifts a Year

a year, but ffty-two times, is present
we'll worth receiving, and we'll worth Civ
ing. Such present is supplied by a sub
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every week, and each time brings a wealth
of good things. 1t costs but dollar and
yet 1t gives vastly more pleasure than a
much greater sum could give if expended in
any other possible way. Order it sent to
some out-of-town friend, and you may rest
assured that one, at least, of your Christ
mas gifts will be thoroughly appreciated
many times. 1t will be Christmas once a
week to the fortunate recipient
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METHODIST CHURCHES.
Christmas Music Arranged at the Diff
ferent Services.

AT Foundry M. E. Church. corner 14th
and G streets northwest quartet, COM
posed of Miss Gertrude Dana, soprano,
Miss Belle Carpenter. contralto; Mr.. F. c.
Roach, tenori Mr.. c. F. Hall, bass, and
MI William K. Cohen organist, will render
the following:
Morning service, IL o'clock-Anthem,
Hear the Sweet, Angelic Voices, Danks.
soprano solo and soprano and alto duet:
anthem, And There Were Shepherds. Will
hams, soprano and tenor solos: offertory,
contralto solo, The Birthday of a King,
Neidlinger.
Evening service, 7:30 'clock-A specially
arranged Christmastide service, with ap-
propriate chorals for congregation and the
following selections. by the quartet, will be
given: Chants, Gloria in Excelsis and Nunc
Dimittis: anthem, And There Were Shep-
herds. Goate. soprano, bass and tenor solos /.
anthem, The Angels Song. Finley Lyon,
alto and soprano solos. Mr. Francis A.
Wilson. precentor! Mr.. Geo. H, Chandlee,
cornetist.
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OTHER DENOMINATIONS.
New Church.

New Church. corner 10Th and Corcoran
streets. Rev. Frank SewaH. pastor-Christ-
mas eve. Saturday, 4:30 o'clock. process
sional, carols and recitations by Sunday
school children, with lighted Christmas
tree; Holy Night" oriental scene in cos
tune, The Child and the Shepherd solo.
The Virgin Stills the Crying" by Miss Ed
son: Magutticat, Gregorian; recessional, old
carol. Christmas day. IL am. Introit
hymns, Come Hither Ye Faithful. Onca
Again the Blessed Time. Soloists. Miss
Edith Abel and Mrs. Paul Spcrry. Bene-
dictus, Gilchrist; Blessed is He, Gounuod,
solo by Miss Abel; offertory from the Mes
siah. He Shall Feed His Flock. Miss EliX-
3heth Sewall; ante-commun.ou, Alone 70
God on High, German chorale. Christmas
night, 1:3o, Dost Thou in the Manger Lie
Garrett; Magnificat, by Cr3nmor; soloistS
Miss Aball, Miss +. Smith. Mr.. Paul Sperry /.
Roll Out Song. Smyth. Organist and mu-
sical directo-. Miss Maud G. SewaU The
Rev. Frank Sc wallis Sunday night lectures
on SwedenDorg. which have thus far been
well at ended. will be suspended on Christ
mas night to give place to a Christmas dis
course. but will be resumed with the fourth
lecture of the announced program on Sun
day, January l.
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First congregational Church.

First Congregational Church. corner OF
10th and G streets northwest, Rev s. NJ
Newman, D. d., pastor; Rev b. A. DUNN.
pastors assstant.-At the morning service
at II o'clock the following selections will ba
rendered: Nazareth christmas anthem)
by Charles Gounod; arranged for chorus.
with solos and organ accompaniment by
Dudley Buck: recitative Comfort Ye MY
People" and air, "Ev'ry Valley Shall BE
Exalted" tenor solo from The Messiah"
Handel; chorus, ''Hallelujah." from The
Messiah" Handel The evening service. at
o'clock, will take the form OF IAN even
ing with the, choir when there will he
rendered The Coming of the King" cam
tata for Advent and Christmastide COM
posed for solo voices and chorus, with or,
gan accompaniment, by Dudley Buck
The Following is the personnel of the
choir: Organist and conductor, DR.. John
w. Bischoff; organist's assistant Mrs FL
sic Bond BiSchoff; librarian and secretary
Walter Alien; quartet: soprano. Mrs Hat
tie Meads Smith; contralto, Miss Edna
Scott Smith; tenor. Mr.. Douglass Gresham
Miller; bass, Mr.. James Walter Humphrey;
chorus: sopranos. Mrs Elsie Bond Bischoff
Miss Annie E. Burlingame Mrs Mary
Campbell, Miss Mabel Faith Clafiin, Miss
Margaret b. Crawford. Mrs Mart John
Connolly, Miss Helen A. Davis, Miss Josie
II. Dobson, Miss Xarifa Hancock, Miss
Bessie jolly, Miss Louise Lumsden, Miss
Margaret +. Lewis. Miss Adeia Estelle
Elise f. Raymond, Miss Grace Isabella
Ross. Miss Helen Elizabeth Rowe. Miss
Jessie Bancroft Stevens, Miss Dayelle II.
Taylor, Mrs. George +. Walker:
Altos-Miss Alice Atkinson, Mrs John
Beach, Mrs. Julia G. Burnett Miss Lizzie
Aurilla Caywood, Miss Grace De Riemer
Miss Minnie Lathrop Deane, Miss Lotta Il.
Fisher, Miss Zaidee w. Gibson. Miss Lydia
r. Hughes, Miss Gertrude Maud johnson.
Miss Dorothy B. Lair. Miss Jessie Mae
Bride, Miss Ellen E. Matthews. Mrs
George !. Myers. Miss Alice II. Peabody,
Miss Mabel b. Pfatt, Miss Mary K. Pond
Tenors-Mr. Bella W. Beebe Mr.. David
/. Burnett, Mr.. Thomas Reed Gift,
Mr.. Philip w. Coleman. Mr. Henry Allen
Hazen, Mr.. George c. Johnston, Mr.. Thos.
Howard McGill. Mr.. George Newton Mr.
Henry Player, Mr.. David G. Proctor MIR
James s. Raymond, Mr.. William J. Reed
Besses-Mr. Arthur Wilbur Bache, Mr..
Jesse c. Brooke, Mr.. David III. Clark, MIR.
Mart John Connolly, Mr.. Samuel S Gard
ner. Mr.. Wilmer E. Griffith, Mr.. N Column
bus Harper, Mr.. Arthur H Howell Mr..
John Humphrey. Mr. Herbert D. Lawson.
Mr.. Orlando NJ. Mcpherson, Mr. Frank
Ayers Mute, Mr.. Jasper E. Snow. Mr. Her
bert G. Young
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Third Baptist.

Third BAPTIST Church, 9TH and @ streets
northwest. Rev. James H. Lee, pastor-The
church and Sunday school will celebrate
the Christmas and New Year holidays with
appropriate exercises. The exercises of the
church will consist of sermons by the pas
tor and special music by the choir The
teachers of the Sabbath school have ar
ranged to have a Christmas tree December
% for the children. at which time Christ
mas exercises are to be held. Watch meet
ing will be followed by a week of PRAYER
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COucordia Church.

Christmas music at Concordia Lutheran
Church. corner Of 2oth and G streets north
west, DR.. Paul Menzei, pastor;
At II a.m.-Prelude. Holy Night. organ;
Christmas Cantate new. for solo VOICES
quartet and chorus. composed by Emile L.
Mori; duet, The Guiding Star tBragdon).
Mrs. Boesenberg Weber and Miss Rose
Gokeler. Gloria, from MoZarts Twelfth
Mass.
At p.m.-Christian Endeavor meeting.
Duet, Flow On (Stephenson), Misses Ella
Ehlshlager and Minnie Rick; solo. The Day
is Ended CBartletD, Mr. Robert L. Lewis.
Members of the choir-Sopranos. Mrs. l.
Boesenberg Weber Misses Ella Ehlshla-
ger Minnie Rick. Mary Oppermann Olga
Krumke and Patience Mori: altos Misses
Rose Gokeler, Sophie Krumke, Annie Jurge-
lett, Elsie Brodt, Emma Herzog and Bertha
Mori: tenors and basses Messrs. Dorr j.
L. Flynn, Julius Shutter Robert +. Lewis.
William Grune, Albert Grupe and Oscar
Krumke. Organist and director, Prof.
Emile f. Mori.
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ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church,
10th and II streets northwest. Rector. Rev
Alexander Mackay-Smith, D. D.; assistant
ministers, Rev. f. H. Bigelow and Rev. Z.
M. Paddock.
The services will be: Holy communion
with carols, 7:3o am; morning prayer, SER
mon and the holy communion, IL am;
choral evening prayer, 4:15 pm.
IL a.m.-Processional hymn 81, Mendels-
sohn, "Hark! the Herald Angels Sing;
Venite Exultemus Domino in F, Anglican
chant; Proper Psalms, 10, g. S5; Gloria
Patri, in f, Anglican chant; TIE Deum
Laudamus, in F, Thomas Morley; Jubilate
Dec in G, ]. BaDtiste Calkin service of
the holy communion; 1ntroit Anthem, CT.
Edward Stubbs, NJ. A; Kyrie Eleison in a.
Geo. ]. Elvey; Gloria Tibi in G, Paxton;
hymn 53 Avirson, Shout the Glad Tidings,
Exultingly Sing; sermon by the rector;
offertory anthem, Myles B. Foster, St.
Luke u:S-11, IA; and part of a hymn by
Montgomery; ABSORPTION, "All Things Come
of Thee, o Lord"': Sanctus in F, Geo NJ.
Garrett; Eucharistic hymn 24, Maclagan,
Bread of Heaven, on Thee We Feed;
Gloria in Excelss In Z fiat, Geo. NJ. Gar
rett; Uunc Dimittis in F, Anglican chant;
recessonal hymn 60, Smart, Angels From
the Realms of Glory
4:15 p.m.-Processional, hymn 81. Men
delssohp, Harki the Herald Angels Sing;
choral service, Tails; proper Psalms cX,
cxxxii, Anglican Chants; Magnifcat, in d,
J. Christopher Marks, jr.; hymn "a, While
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night;
anthem, Sing We Merrily, G. Edward
Stubbs, NJ. A; hymn 40, Adeste Fidelis. j.
Reading, o! Come, All Ye Faithful address
by the rector; hymn 80, R. S. Willis, 1t
Came Upon the Midnight Clear; offertory
anthem, Myles B. Foster, There Were Shep-
herds; Sevenfold Amen. Rev. E. V Hail,
MA. recessional, hymn 60, R. S. Willis,
Angels From the Realms of Glory.
ST. Johns choir-Sopranos. Max Pearson.
Chester Smith, Charles Nlckolds, Charles
Stevenson, John Bowie, Paul Bachschmid,
Frank Pennington, Lyman Moody, Paul
Dean, Raymond Sheck. James Ritchie.
Harry Padgett, Edward Oldham, Harry
Seay, Ernest Bachschmid, Arthur Seipp.
Bernard Burnside Harry Pearson, Carlton
Beall, Robert Boss, Colley Bell, Calvert
Bowie, Mrs. B. F. Sprigg; altos, Samuel
Seay, Clarence Edmunds, Frank J. Sobotka
Miss Jessie Taber; tenors, H. c. Pearson,
J. ii. Golden, NJ. D. Hensey, F. NJ Parker:
bassos, r: H. Atkinson, j. c. Spencer. NJ B.
Fugitt. Chas. F. Roberts; H. H. Freeman.
organist and choirmaster; Frank j. Sobot-
ka, librarian; Charles H. Tompkins, assist
ant librarian.
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Church OF the Advent.

Church Of tre Advent, corner I'd and L
streets, lie Drcit Park tRev. Edward NJ.
Mott)-Program of Christmas music: Pro-
cessional Oh. Come, All Ye Faithful (old
English tune Iv John Reading; Venite.
Mendelssohn; Gloria, Corbin; Festal TIE
Deum. Geo. VIM. Warren; jubilate, Corbin;
introit twords by Phillips Brooks), On Lit
tie Town of Bethlehem. Geo. c. Knox; Clio
ria Tibi, Gounod II INN. While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks by Night, Antioch;
offertory, Christmas Song, Adolph Adam.
At the communion, Hark! the Herald An
gels Sing, Mendelssohn; Gloria in EXcelsis,
old chant Selected music also for evening
service, at 1::SU.
Chor-A1iss Maude Drew. organist; sopra-
nos, Mrs. l.. c. Dimrlick, Misses McCon-
nell, Dyer, White; altos, Miss f. M Drew,
Mrs. l.. W. Sage: tenor, E. NJ. Mott; basses,
Mr.. Henry M. Walter, Mr.. Perry M. King.
Services Christmas day-Hoiy COM
munion. 7::s0 am; childrep's carol service,
9:3U am: full morning prayer and holy
communion at IL O'Clock; evening prayer
and sermon and singing of Christmas
carols, at 7:3O; children's Christmas tree
and services Wednesday, at pm, in the
church,
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BAPTIST CHURCHES,
The Arrangements and Programs
for Christmas DnN.

AT the First Baptist Church, 10th street,
there will be a Christmas service Sunday
morning, the music being an especial fea-
ture Mrs. Tom C. Noyes is the soloist.
Mr. Percy Foster the director and E. r.
Prescott the organist. The musical pro-
gram follows:
Wake and Sing. Good Christians" by
Salter; Star of Peace" by Parker: "Bir; h
of Christ, by Mario; Star of Bethlehem" ."
Schneider; 1t Came Upon the Midnight
Clear by Lansing.
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St. Margaret's.

St. Margaret's Church, Connecticut ave-
nue. above street. Rev. Richard Lewis
Howell, rector-The music. on Christmas
morning will include tsullivan's TIE Deum
and Jubilate, in p; introit anthem. There
Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field, Pat
tison; ofertory anthem, Behold, I Bring
You Glad Tfdings. Clare; Sanctus, by Gou-
nod, and Gloria in EXcelsis, by Tours. The
music will be partly repeated on the Sum-
day following (NtW Year day.. At the of
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Elm manuel Church.

Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church.
Anacostia-An early service will be held at
q am. The following is the program ar
ranged for the IL I'm. service: Professional,
hymn No. 40; Venite chants Nos. and s,
hymnai; Psalms Nos. 10, 40 and So; Gloria
Patri Bridgewater and Hodges; TIE Deum,
r. MillgooSe; Jubilate, L. Bridgewater; in
troit, hymn No. 3d. kyrie Eleison and Gioria
Tibi, II. Baker; hymn No. 30; sermon; Glo-
ria Patri, chants Nos. I and S. hymnai;
onertory, tenor solo, DR.. J. w. Hollings-
worth; offertory sentence, doxoiogy; Sane
tus, Ii. Baker; hymn No. 225; Gloria in Ex-
celsis, old chant; Nunc Dmittis, chant No.
IL, hymnal: recessional, hymn No. 81
Evening service 7:30 o'ciock-Processional
hymn No. 90; Gloria Patri, chant No. "a;
Magnificent, Arthur Hodges; Nunc Dimittis,
Arthur Hodges; anthem No. 430; hymn No.
30; sermon; Gloria Patri, chant No. "a;
o1ertory, soprano solo; offertory sentence,
All Things Come of Thee; recessional,
hymn No. 33S: organist, Mrs. Lawrence
Greene; director, DR.. J. w. Hollingsworth.
The choir Is as follows: Choristers, Charles
Baxter, Lester Johnston, Turner Perkins,
Arthur Simpson, Edgar Johnston, Edgar
Leapiey, Charles Padgett, Frederick Ben
nett and Grover folsom tenors, Messrs.
Harry Kelly, Milton Fillius, Bertram
1hornett, Eugene Thompson and Whitney
Hall; bassos, Messrs. William Scantlebury
Samuel Fillius and Warren Toison. The
above Will be assisted by the Chapter Of
Praise, as follows: Misses Julia Hardy,
annie smith, Nettie IIibble, Marion keat-
ing, Nellie Gray, Annie Davenport and Ad-
die Padgett.
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Christ Church. Ge0rgetOWn.

Christ Church, Georgetown, corner S1st
and streets. Rev. A. r. Stuart, rector
The following music will be sung at the II
o'clock service Christmas day: Professional,
Hymn 81; Venite. Gregorian; Gloria, Gre
gorian; TIE Deum in B minor, Dudley Buck;
Jubilate in F. Tours; Hymn 81; Gloria Tfbi
In nat. Anon; Hymn So; offertory, Noel in
= nat, by Gounod; Sanctus, in E, Camge;
Communion Hymn 219; Gloria in Excelsis,
old chant; recessional, Hymn CO.
The choir Is as follows: Sopranos, Eugene
Ban Fred Chapler, Thos. Goodwin, Guy
Goodwin, Harold Goodwin. Parker Goodwin,
Robt. Connard, John Rosenan. Paul Max
all, Forrest Thompson, Willie Laub, Austin
Howard, Theodore Howard, Julian Miller,
John Waters, Armistead Grady, Irving
Hoffman. Winter Graves, Dave Brewster,
Roscoe Miller, Alex. Marsh; altos, Walter
Frey and John Jones; tenors, Messrs. Thos.
G. Pole. S. H. Wheatley. ]. W. Harper,
Bruce Makall, Chas Waters and w. P.
Mckee; bassos, Messrs. w. B. Orme, Orton
Hyde, William Waters. Hugh Pendleton,
Frank Goodwin, Randolph Coyle and Fred
Appleby. Choirmaster. William P. Mckee;
orsanist, Miss AAeen Bell; soprano soloist,
Mrs. Wilson Young: librarians, Guy Good
win and Harold Goodwin.
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DENTISTRY,
BICYCLES.

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ATTORNEYS.

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Webster Law building. sos ID st. NV Washing.
ton. D. Q. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th g. NV sells
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Metropolitan Church,

The Metropolitan A. NJ. b, Church choir
will have special song services Christmas
night, 7:S0 o'clooia The following bsleo-
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William Bowdler, Misses Lille Bowdler and
kattie Edwards; altos. Misses Elsie Par
kinson' Edith keck. Naomi Boss: tenors
Joseph {. Boss. J. S. Manning and w
). Souder; bass, II. Lee Smith ID " Eeck
and Adolph Bowdler: organist Miss Clar~
Parkinson: violins. II. w. Weber Miss
r. ;. Bergh and F. p Sender. CORNERS
Clarence Boesch and Paul Keck. eunba-
mum, o. l.. Beeler; w. c. Souder. director.
Grace Church
Grace Lutheran Church. 18th and Cor
coran streets northwest Rev. J. e A
Doermann. Observation-Disclosures service al IL
am Sermon by the pastor. The full order
OF the common service will be used. The
Following Christmas music will be rendered
oS the church quartet: The Manger Cradle
, anthem, by Danks; TIE Deum by Geo G.
Feck' ana There Were shepherds. by Mil
tard. At the Sunday school Christmas serv-
ice at '@n pm. the church quartet Will
render; Hsrk, What Mean Those Holy
Voices, by Barret
MISS Julie Won Entrees. organist: Mrs NJ
FelAhaus. soprano: Mrs. l.. Wilmer. alto;
Mr.. w. Loetsch, tass; Mr.. u. Bal!ouf tenor
Church ot Reformation.
Church OF the Reformation. Pennsylvania
avenue and I'd street southeast. Rev. W r.
Parson, ID. d.. .pastor-Christmas carols In the
Sunday school at 10 am At the church
Brooks, soprano; Mrs. George Myers, alto;
Mr.. George Scharf. tenor, and Mr.. Eugene
E. Stevens. bass. will be assisted by Mrs.
Duncan Richmond, Misses Hinkle. Mac
Nulty, Poggensee, Pollard and Messrs.
Domer. Morris. Pollard. Gount and Albert.
Morning program-O ing to God, Gounod.
Salutaris. Cirillo; TIE Deum. in r fiat, Shell
ley: Hark! Hark, My Soul. Shelley. Even
ing program-Holy, Lord God OF Sabaoth.
Rossini: We Praise Thee. Nosenthal: Oh,
Holy Night. Mrs. w. II. Bayly. organist:
Mr.. Eugene K. Stevens. director.
81. PauI..
St. Pauls English Lutheran Church. cor
ner of llth and II streets northwest, Rev.
DR.. Domer, pastor-C Christmas program Of
music. Sunday morning December -. lSlS,
at IL o'clock, Organ prelude; =. Festival
TIE Deum. Dudley Buck 3. Gloria Patri,
Norris: 4. Kyrie: D. Gloria in Excesis: g.
hymn; 4, There Were Shepherds, anthem,
Reed: & organ interlude: o. offertory.
Christmas anthem, Harry Schelley. Ia, The
Vigil of the Shepherds. Lansing: IL. Angels
from the Realms of Glory. Brewer. The
choir consists OF the following: Miss Agnes
Beltzhoover. organist; Miss Edna B. Doe,
soprano: Miss Name Clear. alto. Mr.. Chas
Skerrett, tenor: Mr.. B. +. Meyers, bass and
director. Sunday school anniversary In the
evening at 1:38. Fine Christmas music by
the members of the school, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. George +. Muth, musical direc-
tor of the school!
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Shout the Glad Tidings: Kyries Elvey;
Gloria Tibi, Woodward; anthem Sing, o
Heavens. Tours.
The choir is composed as follows: Boys
Jno. Shepherd. Edward Tippett Frank
Fiuery, Elmer Dennison. Edgar Smith. Leo
Watson, Charles Bradley, Alex. McRae and
Clark Middleton; quartet, Miss BERTHE
Reichenbach, soprano: Miss Marshall, alto;
f. E. Middleton, tenor, and h. Lee Cox,
bass. Mrs. F. E: Middleton, organist.
The record-union., 1898-01-31
CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE ATSA A BARGAIN-A FINE
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Gilman, 1876 G. street. Must be sold at
once, Tor private reasons. House has
within sixty days been completely re-
modelled and repaired at an expense OF
$l.65o This is one of the best built houses
IN sacramento; built by day labor. of
sugar pine inside. cemented foundation
First story, brick with hollow wall: sec
ond story. wood. supplied with cleo tric-
ity and gas throughout; contains II
rooms, closets and reception hall; with
large modern bath room and toilet. The
ceilings of all the rooms are carved and
frescoed with fancy ornamental hand
work designs. Double parlors and hail.
have heavy fancy plaster paris cornices
with center pieces, are onramented with
gold leaf and other eolors. There is a
large ice and storage, 1ox12 feet, adjoin-
ing kitchen. and a large two story stable
on the alley, that can easily be made into
dwelling house. Lot is 40 by 160 feet,
terraced lawn with fine garden. House is
bs feet Deep with new modern-hip roof
with five gables. attic with small expense
can be made into sleeping rooms or bill
lard room. This property must and will
he sold, and We advise anyone who has
an idea of ever wanting TO own a nice
home to inspect the premises. Terms
OF sale can be made easy, one-third cash,
balance in installments at small interest