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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-10
WHEAT.
THE CASH MARKETS.

Special to The Bulletin.
St Louis, Mo. Jan. 9.-The follow
ing spot prices ruled here today fol
the various grains mentioned:
No. red winter wheat 92M93c
No 8 red winter wheat, 90I9ic.
No. 9 white corn. Az M4jc.
No. 2 mixed corn. l4c.
No. white corn. 43kc
No. mixed corn. 42m43c.
No white oats. 40lsc
No mixed oats. 38isc.
No. 3 white oats. 3ShdS9c
No mixed oats. 37kM3Sc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-10
At. St. Louis.

BY the Associated Press.
st. Louis. Jan, CATTLE RE.
ceipts AGO. steady; beef steers $S.70M
$50; stockers and feeders $225m30 80.
cows and heifers $320% t25: Texas
steers $2.d06l4.3o.
HOGS Receipts 5000; strong "a .
cents higher: range $i400i9j
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g Il - n . II r "A.
Bears the nIhs Kind You Have Alsaw Dxts
S's. .f M1AzzZss


"Mrs. Knowit has a husband that
really thinks something of her
What has he done?'
why, instead of betting TO win a
hat 10Y himself on the election he bet
a new bonnet for his wife. IN. Y
Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-10

She-They say he is very abstemious.
He-He is, I've known him 10 tank
up and abstain from labor for ten days
at a time Cincinnati Commercial Trb-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-10
CASTORIA
For Infants ard Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s, sssss the Of &sxhzZ1Z
Deaeripfiye.

What Is that nickname you have
given your boy?"
Flying machine" answered the farm
er. You see. he's very interestin' and
promising but be won't work. "-Lon-
don Answers
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-10
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Vital Weakness and Prostra-
ton from overwork and other
causes. Humphreys Homeo-
pathin Specific No. 2S, in use
over 4C' years, the only success
ful rem sdy. 81 per vial, or spec
ial package for serious cases, So.
500 by Druggists or sent prepaid receiptof price.
Humphreys Med, Co., William & iohn Stsq M
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No mixed oats. use.
No. white oats, 3Sc
No. 3 mixed oats, 37c
No, l timothy hay, per ton. $3.50.
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Receipts and Shipments.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago, Jan 9.-The following ear
load lots represent the receipts and
shipments from the Chicago market
today:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-10
ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS.

Special to The Bulletin
81 Louis. Mo. Jan g.-The follow
ing was the range of prices for the
day:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-10

John, asked the lawyers wife. who
had recently taken up the health-culture
lad, is II best to lie on the right side
or the left side?''
My dear. replied the legal luminary
''if one is on the right side il isn't neces-
sary TO lie at all "-Tit-Bits.
Educate Your Bowels ith CEscarets.
Candy Cathartic, cur.s consumption forever
VIC. Csc II @. G. G fail. druggists refund monss
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The following was the range of
prices for the day
WHEAT
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-10
JOINT "a "a; !; , So 81.

=, san be cured Of any ioim % obacco ;'sinf
eas be riade we'll strong, m. ghetto .dil 0
le~ Re and vigof by tskiby s'C-Tf,. Gao,
that makes weak men ott1re. MaLy gar
ten pounds in ten days. ever Gf1, OGf
tured, AL druss AS. Cure g1aran' I'd Boob
AZ aud afv'ee FREE ADDRESS STRRT.fNs
"EsfIii)H 6 T.. s,hie.. ~ rev Nors ~
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q a . TT @ TT a.
Bsar,tb = The Kid You Hare iaays Bauati
S''' 4 N&HHzlzMI
hOmeseekers and settlers Rates

To the Sunny South.
On firt and third Tuesday OF each
month to, and including April, 1894
Write Jno NJ. Beall, A. G. P. A., Mo
bile & Ohio r. r., st. Louis. Mo. stat
Ing to what point you wish rates
The Washington times., 1904-10-30
Timely Sale
Blankets and Comforts

CSC Fancy-lined Comforts Special ................4sc
$50 Fancy-ned Comforts. Special.
$3.50 Cotton-fled Comforts Special. ............s7
$3.50 Cotton-aoss filled Comforts Special.
$3.50 fine large size Comfort Special. .........s2 Os
$500 finely stitched Comfort Special. s54s
SIPS Fancybordered Blanket Special ........... csc
$3.50 Gray Canadian Blankets. Special .........slss
$3.50 Large Wool Blankets Special ..............s2 50
$500 Fine Wool Blankets Special ..............s2 50
$500 Handsomely -inished Blankets Special ....ss.os
$500 Fine Arwoo Blankets Special. ............s4
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
POLICE AFTER
KINGDOM GOULD.
Dean of Columbia University
Called on by Officer In
yestigating Students Row
SILENCE MAINTAINED
Report Is Made That the
Reticence of Scholars Pre-
vents Able Sleuth Work
SILENCE MAINTAINED

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Captain Nc
Glynn began a personal investigation
to-day of the action of Kingdom Gould
in drawing a revolver on a crowd Of
Columbia University sophomores who
were attempting TO capture him. He
visited the university to-day and had
a talk with Dean Hutton of the School
of Applied Sciences, after which he
questioned at length c. A Aightlinger,
one of the sophomores said to have
been in the attacking party when Gould
fired a revolver.
Captain McGlynn also visited the fra
ternity house in which Young Gould
took refuge. He was told there that the
young man had not been at the house
to-day After further investigation
Captain McGlynn made a report on the
case TO Police Commissioner McAdoo
in which he said il was difficult to OBJ
tain any information as the students
were reticent about the affair
1t was said to-day that Dean Hutton
had reached a decision as to what shall
be done with the sophomores partici-
pating in the affair. This will be an
nounced tomorrow. kingdom Gould
has been requested to appear before the
dean tomorrow, when some action will
be taken in his case for the firing of
the revolver.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
LUCIN CUTOFF
IN POOR SHAPE
Portion of the Grade Sinks
Nine Feet After an East
bound Train Passes Over 1t
KEEP WATCH on TRACK
Officials of the Road Take
Every Possible PrecautiOn
TO Guard Against Accident
Special Dsrpa,uh to TIE Cali

RENO. Nev-. Dec 22-Shortly after
the overland eastbound limited passed
over the Lucin cutoff. which crosses a
narrow neck in the Great Salt Lake, a
track walker discovered yesterday that
q portion OF the grade had disappeared
from sight. and on examining the place
II was found that il had sunk nine feet
The railroad officials were Immediately
notified and workmen and material
trains were rushed 20 the place 10 build
the grade and 10 strengthen other por-
tions OF the track. where the grade has
sunk FOR several feet
The cutoff is not dangerous for its
entire length. but IN many places it has
sunk below the esta blished grade, and
ia other places the crust below the sur
face Of the lake has swelled and raised
The grade The cutoff IS considered
unsafe BY the railroad employees, and
the of6cials, in order 70 avoid an acci-
dent. keep a number Of guards along
The line for the entire distance across
the lake. When piles were driven into
The bottom OF the lake in some in
stances they would penetrate a hard
crust and then sink for many feet into
The mud below. II Is the opinion OF en-
gineers that this crust is over the en-
tire bottom OF the lake and that the
heavy grade Is causing Il 70 break IN
many places
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
WILL HEAR STRONG CHOIR.
Howard Presbyterian Church Singers
VIII Render Great Numbers.

Howard Presbyterian Church Singers
VIII Render Great Numbers.
The services at Howard Presby-
terian Church. Oak and Baker streets,
Rev. John s. Thomas pastor. will con-
sist OF splendid musical numbers both
morning and evening. The arrange
ment is as follows:
Christmas services. morning-Organ prelude.
Christmas" (Ashmall): dox0lOgy and invOca-
ton; anthem There We're Shepherds fBuckl:
responsive reading; hymn Hark. the Herald
Angels Sing fAfendelssohn); reading OF scrip
iNSeidlfnger); prayer; chorus Let Us Co Unto
Bethlehem" fHatton); hymn, 1t Came Upon
the Midnight Clear (Wiilis); announcements:
..Orertory.'' solo and chorus Noel lAdam);
the sermon: hymn, 20 Come AL Ye Faith
fuI'' iReading) benediction: pOstluce. Gloria
from Twelfth Mass fAozart)- Evening praise
service-Organ prelude. 'CuJus Amman" from
.-Stahat Mater (Rossinf): anthem Let Us
&C Unto Bethlehem lHatton); invocation:
hymn, .'Hart the Glad Sound (BakeT1. read
ing Of scripture: soprano solo. Once Again
We Hail with JOY CPessard); prayer; chorus
Shout the Glad Tlcings" CHawley); hymn
20 Little Town Of Bethlehem" (Recnerl. an
nouncenents; o1ertory solo and chorus, Ma
srefh'' lGounod); the address: hymn. "AH Hail
the Power Of Jesus Name fHolden)s bene-
dictiOn: postlude .Festai March CBrewer)-
The chol--Ars- Lambert Whltehurst Mrs.
James z Gordon Mrs George Armstrong,
Ms F. Pilisbury Mrs. George Norton Mrs
T. I. Smell. Mrs. J. II. Arms Miss Fannie
Gettle. Edward II Moore. David W. Wise.
Charles jenkins. Charles z. Ker. Oscar VIII
liamE. A. 3 Anderson; william r Hooke
organist and choir master
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
PLAN GREAT SERVICES.
Song and Sermon Will Be Heard at
Emmanuel Baptist Church.


Emmanuel Baptist Church.
A. Emmsnuel Baptist Church. Bartlett street.
near TWenty-third. Rev. J. George Gibson pas
tor. there are in preparation two grand pro-
grammes. which will be given in the following
order:
Morning service. II o'clock-orgsn '.Ades;e
F1delis' farTanged by Ashford): hymn. Hark.
solo. 20 Wonderful Day Nowden), Rev. ].
George Gibson: responsive reading. psalm "a:
soprano sole. '-Hark. the Song (Du Bois)
Miss Mabel Jackson Christes; prayer: Lord 5
organ. piano violin AngeICs' arranged
from The Serenade'') }. congregational hymn,
tralto soloi Bethlehem Star" fStearns), Mrs.
Grace Savage Gilbert: Scripture reading Luke
i.z6-55. Gloria Patri notices: onertory.
Grand Ofertoire-De Noel CThayer); barytone
from Rossini). Rev. J. George Gibson: short
sermon; hymn Joy 10 the World" No l.;
benediction: recessional, orchestra march CTul-
lar.
Evening service 7:45 o'cIock-organ. shout
the Glad Tdings arranged by ASHFORD /;
hymn. White Shepherds Watched Their
Ginning Bells iPcs) Rev J. George Gibson:
Scripture reading. Isaiah iN:l-9. soprano solo.
Peace On Earth and Mercy Mild" tBlumen-
schein) Miss Carrie NJ Eulass: prayer and
Lord : Prayer. chanted by congregation: hymn.
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing: bass solo.
Behold the Orient Star" (TOwne). D. 3. Bow
ley; Scripture reading. Matthew u-l-12: Clio
ria PstTi''; trio-organ. plano violin-'sThe
Harp OF st. Cecilia (Wiegand): notices: So
prano solo. 'I'Will Extol Thee. Lord" Cos
tar, Mrs. Lenore Greven: offertcry -Yuletide
Charm (Engelmannl; barytone solo, Ring
Out Happy Bells (Meredith) Rev. J. George
Gibson: short sermon; hymn, My Country,
'Tis OF Thee No 20: benediction: recessionaI
OTehestra-march tarranged from Bizet).
Miss Lillian Bennett and Miss Alta Hawley;
violin. c. H Blank; cornet, Harry McGee.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
YULETIDE MUSIC
FOR THE
GREAT CHOIRS WILL
SING CHRISTMAS.

Once more the season has come round
when the clergy and the organists and
chOirs Of the city are found hard at
work arranging and perfecting their
programmes for the fitting celebration
OF Christmas within the sacred walls.
OF all the religious music composed
by old and modern masters the finest,
the most elaborate and descriptive viii
find its place in the beautiful services
that viii draw thousands to the various
places OF worship on Sunday, both
morning and evening.
In harmony with all these glorious
sounds viii be the floral decorations
within chancel and sanctuary rails
Affairs viii bear profusion OF chaste
lilies. and festoons OF rich greenery
viii twine around massive beams and
hang from great chandeliers. All these
VIII form a suitable frame in which
the devOut viii worship and listen TO
the beautiful strains from organ and
from voice. Peace to all men" will be
chanted. VIII be preached, may be
needed. It will be the theme Of the day
everywhere and its echoes along the
year TO come viii be prayed for.
The country is at peace with all the
world, the nation is at peace with her
self, prosperity marks her tcondition,
the people are thankful for all the
manifold advantages which it is their
lot to enjoy. The clergy Of all denom-
nations admit that the spiritual out
look IS ever Frightening. Therefore will
the great choirs and worshipers with
good reason give voice to their thank
fulness IN sacred melodies which viii
sound the truest Of harmony on Christ
mas 6a~
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
EQUAL FORMER YEARS.
Exquisite Numbers VIII Be Sung at
FIRST Presbyterian Church.

Exquisite Numbers VIII Be Sung at
FIRST Presbyterian Church.
The First Presbyterian Church, Van
Ness avenue and Sacramento street,
the Rev William Kirk Guthrie pas
tor, viii hold services morning and
evening and the music viii be in keep
ing with the excellence OF the Christ
mas programmes IN previous years un-
der the direction OF Otto Fleissner,
the organist. The service will be
given in this order:
Morning ssryice-Orsan prelude ''Pzstorale''
(Alex Guilmsnt); doxoIogy; the Lords Prayer
anthem. Now When Jesus Was Born u. l.
Hatton9: psalter: selection SO: Psalms 107
chant By the choir: hymn n. Joy to the
World the Lord IS Come reading OF the
Scriptures: anthem. There Were Shepherds
alfred p Gaul). hymn "a --Harkt the Herald
For the Cause OF Home Missions soprano
solo, 4 Know That Ny Redeemer Liyeth''
C. HandeD. sermon by the pastor; benedic-
ton; organ postlude, Christmas March u.
Lemmens).
Evening service-organ prelude. 'sPastorale"
CW. L Blumenscheinl: psalter. selection 81
psalm -, Gloria Patrf'' By the choir; hymn 81
AL Hall the Power OF Jesus Name: bass
solo. Once Again We Hall With Joy emile
Hail. Thou Long Expected Jesus CW L
Blumenschein); prayer; anthem Arise. Shine
for Thy Light Is Come C. W Marston):
hymn % 20 Come All Ye Faithful; offer
tory. trio for violin violoncelio and organ
'Andante" Charles Marie Widor1; contrzito
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA GOES
TO ANCHOR AT ESQUDIALT
Heavy Gale Prevailing at Victoria
Prevents the Docking Of the Vessel
IN That HarfOr

VICTORIA. B. c.. Dec. 22.-The
steamship Minnesota. which arrived
to-day from New London 10 enter the
Oriental trade for the Great Northern
Railway, was obliged 70 go 10 anchor
At EsQuimalt owing 70 a heavy gale
prevailing here. The reception by the
local Board OF Trade and other cor
porauOns was abandoned in conse-
Quence OF the storm The Chinese
crew Of the liner, which has been
awaiting here, was put on board al
ESquimalt and the steamship wiz pro-
coed in the early morning 70 Seattle,
whence she sails on her first trip 10
The Orient
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
GIORZA's FIRST MASS.
Great Work VIII Be Given at st.
Francis Church.

The masses al 81. Francis Church, Vallejo
street and Montgomery avenue. Rev. Father
T. Carsher rector. will be celebrated Al 5, @.
Z s. 9. 10 and IL O'Clock At the o'clock
mass the music viii be furnished by the young
ladies' choir under the direction Of Miss Maria
Ryan. At the II O'Clock mass Rev ". E.
McGuugh will be celebrant, Rev T. Caraher
deacon and Rev W. Clssry subdeacon- Rev
T Car7her VIII preach the sermon taking for
his subject Christmas in Bethlehem.
The music at this mass VII be very beau
tiful and will include Kyrie Gloria Credo
and Benedictus from Giorze' : nrst mass. Sane
tlls from CimarOsa's mass and Agnus Del
from Haydns mass Nc 2 Ohertory,
Adams Noel The "Adeste FidelIs' ar
ranged BY NOvello. VIII be sung by the entire
choir Sopranos Miss Rose Broderick Miss T.
Vahey Miss NJ Thiel Mrs A Kinney. Miss
NJ Kflcommon Miss & Pauissen. altos Miss
/. Vlautin. Miss c. Stevens. Miss A. Williams;
tenor j. COutere bssso. J. Hickey. organist.
Miss NJ c Srhaeser
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
FINE MUSIC AT ST. LUKE's.
As Is Usual. Organist Sabin Prepares
Splendid Programme

A beautiful programme of sacred
music will be heard at st. Luke's
Church, Van Ness avenue and Clay
street. the Rev. Burr II. Weeden. rec
tor. The programme will be as fol-
lows:
Morning-Processionsl hymn 40, 20 Come.
All Te Faithful reading; Nenite. Anglican
chant: te deum IN 2 fiat fStanford): jubilato
IN fat CStantord); credo IN B fat (Stauforj); /;
Introit Noel CAdam). solo Master Harold For
man; Kyrie in B fat CStanford) Gloria Tfbi in
fat (Stanford). hymn 81 ''Hark, the Herald
Angels Sing CMendelssohn): Offertory, Sing.
Oh Heavens (Sir Arthur Sullfvan): Sanctus
in B fiat iStanford); Agnus Del in D (Sabinl;
Gloria IN Excelsis IN B fat (Stanfori); recess
sional. hymn 50 Shout the Glad T1dings.'
Avison.
Evening-Processsonsl, hymn 49. 20 Come,
All Te Faithful reading. psalm IS; Magnihcat
in D CSabin): Nunc Dimittis in D fsabinl:
carol Everywhere Christmas Tonight
CSevin): address: carol Good King Winces-
las (Anon); offer1Ory carol. In the Fields
CWest): carols, Holy Night IN. HAYDN.
The First Noel' fAnon.): recessionel hymn
5S 20 Little Town OF Bethlehem" Wallace
A Ssbin, orEanist-
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
APPROPRIATE NUMBERS.

Choir of Bethlehem Congregational
Church to Sing Grand Strains
At Bethlehem Congregational Church.
Twenty-fourth and Vermont streets,
Rev. John A. Hollars pastor, the music
will include the beautiful compost
ton. "It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" The programme has been ar
ranged as follows:
Morning-..It came Upon the Midnight
Clear 1scotD; GLORY in the Highest
(ShRckly).
Fyeping-Dnet by members OF the choir,
Orr Message: Il Have Sci = Watchman
UTion Thy Walls" by the choir.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

ed by the seamen in port and 1t has
ever been the desire of those in charge
to assure worshipers a hearty well
come. This year will be no exception
TO the rule of the institute, for be-
sides the religious service there will
be a CHEEKY greeting for the sailor
who is far away from his home.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
WORKS OF THE MASTERS.
Haydn and Rossinis Compositions
Will BE Heard at st. Joseph's.

Az ST. Joseph's Church Tenth and Howard
streets Rev Father Mulligan rector there
win h. high mass at o'clock a. m and low
mass every half hour from $50 10 8 80 o. clock
The 10 80 O'Clock mass viii be a solemn hlsh
mass with solemn benediction imrnediateiy
after.
The musical programme VIII be a. follows
Az the 5 O'clock mass the Kyrie and GLORIA,
q pastoral C,redo Sanctus and Agnus Del rom
ia Hache": Christmas anthem by Cagliero
and "Adeste Ffdelis" At 1890 mass. Hsy-
dnss first mass and at the ofertOry En-
Scaera Noce'' CRoSsinif.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
PROGRAMME AT ST. PAULs.
MendeIssohn, Stainer and Glover VIII
Be Among Those Heard.

At St Pauls Church, Califoria
street, near Fillmore, the Rev. W. n.
Reilly. rector. the programme ar
ranged by the organist, Wray Taylor,
F. G. c. NJ. is perhaps one Of the most
elaborate ever presented in this beau
tiful edifce. The music and service
viii be in the following order;
Holy communion. 30 a n; morning
vice Il o'clock; prOcessiOnal hymn 20 o
Come All Ye Faithful lAdeste F1deles);
CWoo5ward); Te Deu7n. Jubilate IN c major
CWray Taylor; hymn 81 ''E4arkt the Herald
Little Town Of Bethlehen'' CRedner): sermon;
k-rie, Gloria Tfbi. SanctuE king HaiD:
them. 1t Came Upon the Midnight Gear
(Stainer}: sentence. '-All Things Come OF Thee.
Q Lord; sevsnfold amen (Stainerl; Nuno
Dinfttis IN z fat Free eTnantle); recessional
hymn 80. once in Royal David's city
AS ?. m-Caroi service: professional hymn
-. % Come, All Ee Faithful tAdeste
Fidelesl, Glorias, acter Proper Psalms CWood-
ward). 8lsgnihcat. Nunc Dimittis IN c major
&C. Simper); hymn IS. 20 Little Town OF
Bethlehem (Redner). tenor solo. 1t Came
Y. s. Richards carol See Amid the Winter
snow solo by the boys; contralto solo,
sIsude Pur5y- male quartet Calm on the
LAST ming Ear. IIopkinsl; soprano solo.
GLORY 70 Cod 1kotol). Mrs. MeTTihew-
Pearos; organ. Christmas Intermezzo'' Tay
ior)s csnol. The First Noel CTradItionaI;
bass solo. Christmas Song lAdams), George
r. Bird; carol, 'AlI Ny Heart This Night
Re3oicss'' fH- J. stewart, quartet; car65,
.-Fin- out the Christmas Belle CGlover);
sevenfold amen fStainer): recessioaal hymn
$40 once IN Royal David's City (Gaunt-
lettl-
-. Paurs choir: Quartet-Mrz. Msrrihsw-
Pesrce, soprano: Miss Maude Purdy. contraito;
Y &. Richards. tenor; George p Bird. bassO;
sop-ancs-Mrs. Lomax. Miss Note, Miss Grace
Brown. Miss E Mumford. Miss Helen Skid
more Mrs Grant. Miss II. B. Folsom, Miss
Alice Field, Miss Louise Kellogg. Miss J.
Townes. contraltos-Dr. c. s. Richards. Miss
Elsie Prichard. Miss Isabel Kirk: tenors-O-
z Leland. L z. Roberts. r. A. Brown;
bsssos-Wflliam Mackay, Charles Baker Judge
A. Van HovenberE, T. A Harrison: boys
Crucifier. Walter Martin: Willie Field. Robert
Peek. c Van Nuys, B. Farmer Howard Mar
tin. Harn1d Haughy. Edward Bullard. Frank
Baxter Raymond Schultheiss: o-Kanist and
cbolrnsster. Wrsy Taylor, T. G. c NJ
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

SELLING LIQUOR on THE sLY--Infor-
nation reached Captain John Mooney Of the
city Hall station that liquor had been sold
without license 10 soldiers and others by
several parties on Baker street. fronting the
Prssidio reservation. Officers AcHuRh, Nye
and Sweeney arrested Antonio Meyers. Emil
Iather. Samuel jacobson and o. H 3. Bell
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
@ALL ON A CHRISTMAS DAY"
Newcombe's Carol viii Be Sung at
First Congregational Church.

First Congregational Church.
Organist Samuel D. Mayer has COM
pleted the following musical pro-
gramme for morning and evening in
the First Congregational Church. Post
and Mason streets. Rev. George c.
Adams, DID,, pastor:
Morning IL o'clock-Organ prelude: carol.
fsAf on a Christmas Day New combe); an
them. '.sing. o Heavens and Be Joyful. o
Earth fRogersl: soprano solo "O'er the Hills
os Bethlehem fShelleyl: ofiertOry contralto
solo 'sNoer' (Adaml: anthem Messiah is
King CWarren): organ postlude
Evening 7:45 o'clock-The Christmas ora
torso Of THE Nativity tH j. Stewart.
Mus Doc); o1ertory. Invocation for
violin and organ MRS. H n a Beach,.
Choir-Miss Camille Frank. soprano. Mrs.
Marian z B. Robinson. contralto. Herbert
Wismer. violin: Samuel D. Mayer. organist
and director
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
SERVICE AT ST. JAMES.
Elaborate Preparations Are Planned
for Church in Richmond District


for Church in Richmond District
At St. James Church, Clement street,
near Sixth avenue, Richmond district,
Rev. S. ]. Lee rector. a special pro-
gramme Of music has been arranged
which will be given BY st. James full
choir, which is considered one Of the
most effective in the city. The order
Of service will be:
Holy Communion, 80 a.. N: morning prayer
and second celebration, II O'Clock; evensong,
7:30 o'clock. Morning Professional Herald
Angels Te Deum (Wocdward): Kyrie fFor-
tay). ofiertory The Birthday OF a King
CSegins) tenor solo and chorus: recessional
Holy Voices''; rector. the preacher Evening
Professional Prince OF Peace: Magnifcat
fGarrett). Nunc DimiItis tStsinerl; offertOry
solo Noel. Miss PAIL; recessional -Bethle-
hem: preacher. evening. Rev DR.. O'Mesra
Vested choir soloists-Miss PAIL. treble: Mr..
Marshall basso: Mr.. Oldham. tenor; morning
organist. F. H Lockyer: evening orgsnist, Pro-
fessor James Vincent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
WELCOME FOR SAILORS.
A Hearty Greeting Awaits seafaring
Men at Seamen's Institute.

Seamen's Institute, 33 Steuart
street, near Market, Rev. Wingfield
Digby chaplain-Early communion.
Special Christmas services ar II in
the morning and s:45 in the evening.
with music.
The services at the institute on
Christmas are always largely attend
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
Christmas Picrures

our new pictures have the little ef-
fects that the lover Of artistic things de-
sres- We have just received large ship
meu-s Of the most beautiful pictures The
prices Illustrate the fact that good taste
can do rs much as an abundance Of
money IN making the home loeafIf fftI1-
Sauboru. Vail a. Co. 741 Market street .
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

SENDS CHRIsT1IAs DoSATION.-R D.
Chaudler. c1al merchant. East street. sent
check 10 chief Whitman yesterday for 500 for
-he benefit u the NLdous' and Orphans Aid
Association ~ the Police Department. Chandler
las fC- several Eears sent similar donation
for the same purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

An exhibition of the work of the Part
ington School of Illustration will be held
on Saturday and MONDAY. December "a
and IS. An interesting lot of studies
will be shown All are invited.