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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
LUND DECLARED ELECTED
Chosen Lieutenant Colonel of First
Regiment, Succeeding J.
A. Greenewa1d

The mail vote for lieutenant colonel
of the First regiment, Utah National
guard, was opened yesterday at the Of
fee of Adjutant General J. NJ. Bow
man, il the Walker building. and it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12

was found that Lieutenant Colonel H.
NJ H Lund had received twelve of
the votes cast by the commissioned
officers of the regiment. AS there is
a vacancy in the office of colonel, he
will be in command of the regiment as
soon as he qualities.
Three votes We're cast for Major w.
G. Williams. and four officers failed to
vote. The vote was canvassed by the
board of canvassers. comprised of Ma
jOr J. J. Daynes. Major J. +. Grant
aud Lieutenant a. =. Pembroke
Colonel Lund was assistant Inspector
general of the First brigade during the
incumbency of Ex-Governor Heber NJ.
Wells, and has been prominent fig
ure i'm the military circles of the state.
He succeeds Lieutenant Colonel J. y.
Greenewald. resigned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12

We put UP our own coin guarantee
Results on any proposition you have.
Buy or sell.
143 Main ST.
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There is going to be something doing.
GEO. H. EBERT & co.
81 Main. Both Phones.
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WE ARE SHOWING

New wall papers at our new store. The
most up-to-date place in the city. DO
il now" before the rush.
w. a. DUVALL, 10 w. I'd So.
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York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12

SOCIALISTS TO MEET-The Social
Science club will hold its regular meet
ing at the Federation of Labor hall, to-
morrow evening. when Murray g King
Will speak on, Why I am Socialist
At these meetings any person may ask
questions on social topics, and musical
programme is rendered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12

RECEPTION TO NEW pastoral
reception will be given Thursday even
ing TO Rev. McLaiH Davis, the new
pastor of Westminster church. and his
wife. The retiring minister. Rev. +. L.
Arnold, Will deliver the address of well
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
AMERICAN BANK NOTE PLANS.
Company To Be Recapitalized Through New
Corporation To Be Organized.

Edmund c. Converse. William Nelson Crom-
we'll Francis L. Hne. Theodore II. Freeland and
Warren L. Green have consented at the request
of the holders of a large amount of the capital
stock of the American Bank Note company TO
act as a committee for the recapltalzatlon OF
the company through new corporation to he
,,,ya ,,ized under the name of the United Bank
Note Corporation The committee will have
,,o,rey to construct plant of the largest
capacity and to acquire kindred enterprises
abroad and at home.
The committee has prepared and adopted
pIan and agreement of recapitalizaton. The
6ian provides that depositors shall receive one
share of the preferred stock and one share
NJ the new common stock for each share of the
canital stock os the American Bank Note Com
pany Provision for working capital and in
I-estmeut fund of the new corporation will be
made through the sale Of limited amount Of
new stock, which will be offered pro rata 10 the
depositors. and which has been underwritten
,1non precisely the same terms, and without
commission. by an underwriting syndicate.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
SEEK MISSING HEIR.
Heard of James Il. Pratt
Since Last Spring.

James A Pratt of No. 209 Oppressive. Flush
ing disappeared last spring. and no word has since
been received from him. He is the eldest son OF
the late Alfred ". Pratt. of Pratt q LAMBERT
varnish manufacturers. The police were not asked
TO search for him. The filing yesterday OF mis-
fathers will the failure to find young Mr. Pratt
and the order, issued in consequence to serve him
by publication with notice to appear made public
the fact of his disappearance
James A Pratt married Miss Nancy. of Long
Island City They have five children. Late last
spring he suddenly disappeared. Mr.. Pratt's rela-
tves to avoid notoriety steadfastly declined to re-
port it to the police. Nothing has been heard from
him since
Alfred w Pratt died November B, leaving his
estate in the care of the Brooklyn Trust Company
in a codiciI his original intention having been to
make his son. James A. Pratt, OF three eXecu-
tors The codici was dated November 6, 1903
The beneficiaries under the Will are James A
Pratt of No 209 Oppressive: Oliver w. Pratt. OF
No. 242 Amity-st.; Mrs. Josephine Haviland, OF NO.
29S Anity-st. and Miss Mary Pratt. all of Flushing
The net income from the estate, which is large Is
they reach age of fifty years, after which they
are to receive the principal
The Brooklyn Trust Company IS making EFFORTS
to find Mr. Pratt Notice by publication OF Surro-
gates Court proceedings for the probate of the
will has been ordered. In the event of failure to
find the missing heir effort will be made to
have his share of the income from the estate paid
out waiting for him to appear or legally be proved
dead
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
TO NOPE OLD CHURCH.
Amity Building WM Be Pat To
gether Sirtu-eight Miles A7Cay.

The little frame building, with its quaint gaole
ends slanting roof and stained glass windows at
No 80 West 54th-st., which for thrty-eight years
has been known as the Amity Baptist Church. VIII
soon be s,Ippanted by fine edice, which the
Amity Church officers to erect on the south
end of the lots they have acquired The old church.
which is being carefully down, and its frames
and planking kept intact much as possible. will
be put on a scow and towed sixty-eght miles up
the Hudson River to Marlborough. n. Y. where the
church has a Settlement House. There the old
church will be rebuilt and used as long as it will
last for the conferences of The Brothers of the
Kingdom
Speaking yesterday of the Amity Church the
Rev Leighton Williams, who has been its pas
tor since 1881 two years after his father the Rev
William Williams died said that the building
was originally erected by the Church of ST Tim
othv whose members worked among the boatrnel
of the West Side. Its first site was IN A!nlty- st.
now known as West Thrd-st. The Church OF 81:
Timothy later on consolidated WIN Ihe NhuICH VI
In 1867 the present site in West 54th-st was pur-
chased. The pastor says that now tne cnuLCIt
kmitv Building at No 312 West 64th-st., there is
a deaconesses' hCme dispensary, k1ndered zen Leil
an Industrial school and hall in which gosEel u
mission meetings are held It was erecte6 IN 1857
and in 1895 the deaconesses' home was opened -
The Auity Theological School when lncI1ues
in its faculty the Rev. Leighton Williams the ReE'
James Chrystal, the Rev. Samuel Macaulgy Jazz Sdch
oTv and Robert Scott, is carried on In the Amlty
It is now proposed to erect on the lots made aG
vacant by the removal of the old chuIcl q l1iIe
trance and a new church, which snan nave an
entrence in west 53d-st. well as in 54th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
LUNATIC KILLS SHERIFF.
Holds Posse at Bay-Caught and
NenrLy Lynched.

Ukiah. Cal, Dec. 22-Frank Willard in
sane man, shot and killed Sheriff Henry Smith
of this county IN Judge Whites chambers to-
day. He then fired at Judge White, but missed.
Willard then rushed down the stairs, out OF
the court house, shooting at every person who
attempted to stop him. Assessor Thomas heard
the noise and rushed to his door. Willard thrust
his revolver into the officials face, but did not
shoot.
Willard ran through the town and headed for
the Vichy Springs Canyon. An armed posse
started in pursuit Immediately, and came upon
him just as he entering the canyon VIII
lard emptied a revolver at the pursuers, who
returned the fire. No one was hurt.
When his revolver was emptied Willard threw
it away and begged the officers not to shoot
him The murderer was bound placed in a
wagon and brought to Ukian A crowd seized
the horses and attempted to take the prisoner:
A hundred men shouted Hang him." but armed
guards protected Willard.
Willard was brought from Hopland yesterday
to be examined as to his sanity. To-day, when
taken before Judge White to be examined, VIII
lard started for the door Sheriff Smith Startef
after him, and Willard turned and fired Will
lard once in an insane asylum
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
FATAL DUEL ON TRAIN
T1co Slain in Pistol Fight Bet70een
PASSENGERS and Prisoners.

Mount Carmel. Ill. Dec. 22.-Two men We're
killed third was probably fatally injured ana
every window shot out of a passenger coach on
the southern Railway to-day when two men, IN
custody for larceny tried to escape by killing
constable Twenty-Five passengers in the car
were kept busy lodging bullets for several MN
,,tas the train meantime running at high speed
When the smoke had cleared away, Constaole
Iornes Kingston and Isaac Marshall, one OF the
prisoners. were dead. and Edward Marshall the
other prisoner was probably fatally wounded.
A bullet nassed through the cap of a brakeman,
b,,t no one else was harmed.
The Marshall brothers were arrested yester-
dav on a charge of stealing chickens. They were
held FOR trial. Constable Kingston started for
Fairfield with the prisoners. The men IN the
smoking car were thrown into excitement When
one Of the Marshall brothers drew a revolver and
killed Constable Kingston
Several men in the drew revolvers and at
tackled the prisoners. Many shots were hred oy
the armed passengers and by the Marsh2iis-
When both the prisoners had fallen to the floor
the fight ceased. Edward Marshall was taken
to Fairfield and placed in jail with strong
guard to prevent lynching
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
THE CLANSMAN is COMING.

Bermuda Dec % 11:3o m m-ATTiyed Arrived steamer Bsr-
Cadiz, Dec 21-Arrived steamer Ayres (span).
Aldamiz. New-YOrk for Barcelona.
Rio Janeiro, 22-Saled, Calderon CBelg).
Russell New-York.
Malta Dec 20-Passed. steamer Ixa (Br) Robinson, New
York via st Michaels for Beyrout.
Montevdeo 22Arrved previously steamers Selsdon
(Br). Brennan. NeW-York via Barbados for Buenos
Ayres Rosario 20th, Crown Prince (Br), Thomas,
New-York for Buenos Ayres and Rosario
Para, 20-Arrived steamer Grangense (Br). TocQue
New-York via Barbados.
Singapore, Dec 22-Arrived. steamer st George dr),
Sadler New-York for Manila, etc.
Suez, 22-Arrived, steamer Bedoutn (Br)s Sandow
Calcutta and Colombo Boston and New-York.
Rosario, 2O-Sailed. steamer italian Prince (Br)
Anderson New-York.
St Thomas. 81, 6 m-Arrtved steamer Parma (Br
Carey New-York for Demerara.
Bouiogne. 2O-Saied, steamer Phoenix (Br). from
NeW'-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review says:

Although mild weather has greatly facilitated
Christmas trade and building operations. both OF
which are surprising all previous records. season.
able staples would move more freely If the tenn
despite unsettled weather conditions. and in job
bing departments holiday quiet is expected at this
time Manufacturers statesmen have returned
from the road, which restricts the volume of
business. but most plants have orders on hand as
the next ten days will be reduced to some extent
by stoPPages for repairs ventGes h ETC. aIeSr e
records of production will be established Reports
ditions no section making an unsatisfactory
hibit and mercantile collections are improving in
ings thus far available for December surpass the
sres Of 1871 1874 by SO m per the cent last and %ef fGregn dS0w9
gain of $15057O in exports and decrease of S514-
iInnnrtant fluctuations have occurred while the
general level of prices is well maintained Securi-
several issues were advanced TO new high record
positions. Bank exchanges at New-York We're 4tT
and at other leading cities the gain averaged 1S1
per cent.
"Bradstreet's" says:
As the season draws to close holiday buying
business are being fully realized Retail trade in
abI mild weather Recorder business in jobbng
lines adapted TO holiday needs is more than or
period. and some lines, especially drygoods. are
really acvs despite fe annn OF tine turn ce
lent and far in excess of previous years. though
maae h9daE nfW fac is
tive as rarely before this date. iron and steel
leading with enormous outputs and record engage
ments head in all crude and fabricated products.
Omen faI weather still favors building activity, and
another big year is indicated by high prices and
active demand for material. particularly lumber.
the outlook being for heavy cut this winter Win
ter wheat is in good condition with fair snow GOV
erine Demand for money is active, but collec-
tions could be better. Cash is still moving 10 the
interior but the liquidation of three Chicago banks
has not apparentv affected the situation seriously.
Speculative markets reflect evening up Of trade
over the holidays in slightly lower quotations for
Securities grain and cotton. C1earings totals
running heavy and close TO record aggregates for
tI,a
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, No. to s
West 46th-st. special Christmas music will be rem
dered by the choir. The anthems and offertory of
the Sunday morning service will be There were
shepherds abiding in the fields by night Handel
christians awake, salute the happy morn, war
ren and while shepherds watched their focks oy
night" Bartlett. In the evening at o'clock the
anthems will be ''It came upon the midnight clear
tv Glchrst. and "Sweetly through the n1ght comes
the Christmas sound of bells, by Shelley
In the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church at
the Sunday evening service, selections from 'Ihe
Messiah will be rendered by the quartet and COM
bined choirs of 10 voices.
At St Matthews Episcopal Church the services
Tomorrow will be: 7:3O M, Holy Communion:
IL a. m mathis and sermon, with dedication OF
memorial windows, and at o. m there Will pc
special Christmas Eve service. On Christmas Day
services will be held at Z, and IL a. M
Three Christmas services in the washington
souare Methodist Episcopal Church will be held
tomorrow with special music. At the morning
service will be rendered. Thou art from hrst 10
last " from Saint-Sasns's Christmas orator1o' oy
soprano tenor and barytone; also contralto solo,
calm on the listening of night with vionn,
cello and organ accompaniment. A Christmas
Sunday school service with carols ana otheT 4#sic. #
will be held at 2:30 p. m. In the evening Hanoels
Messiah will be given and there VIII De no ser
mon.
Lacey Bakers Annual Carol Service tomorrow
night at 3 o'clock in Calvary Episcopal Church,
4th-ave. and Ast-st-, will be after the early Eng
lish custom, with harps violins, horns ana nutes'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
SHIPPING NEWS,
Port of New-York Friday, Dec 22. 1905.
ARRIVED

Sso. -, and Havana 10. " u Munson with sugar
,r-i,ea at the at ,
charles Therghfen (Frl Roy. Philadelphia
,,her u 10 Punch. Edye with mdse transit
. sre for repairs and VIII return to philadelphia 20
dnish loading for japan ,,,,,,,-,, . ,,,,,,, =,
~, With udse Passed Quarantine 2:i5
'Eat - tiothard tI3r:- smith Cardenas December
Trar,na II to u Munson. with Arrived
at the Bar at a m c,o,-...- r,a.o,,,,~ &c . .ho
., 7a~i6, COMPANY with mdse. Passed Quarantine
at o9 Monroe Tfuphers Newport News and Norfolk
q, ,ba old Dominion Steamship company with pas-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
THE CLANSMAN is COMING.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

This Afternoon. at 2-LA FAVORITA- Walker.
Caruso Scott, Plancon, Bars Conductor Fgna
This Evening (Pop Pricesl. at S-LA TRAVIATA
Sembrich. Jacoby Bauermeister; Dppel Parvis. Bars
Dufriche Begue. Conductor Vigna.
Sunday Evg., Dec. "a, at $50, at popular prices.
Grand Sunday Night Concert.
Rossini's STABAT MATER, preceded by miscelfs
SoLosts: Rappold Homer. Ralph. Dippel Plan
con. Entire CHORUS and Orchestra Cond Visna
Mon. Aft, Dec. 25. at 2-DAS RHEINGOLD Frem-
Weed Jacoby; Burgsaller Van ROoy, GOrtz. Dip
pei, Reiss. Blass, Muhmann- Cond Hertz
Mon Evg., Dec. %, at S:30-HAENSEL UND CRETEL
Abarbanelt @Alten. Homer. Weed: Gortz Cond Franko
Wed. Aft, Dec. %, 1:30-DIE WALKCERE. Walker.
Fremstad, urgstaller Bass Con Hertz
Wed. Evg.. Dec %. at S-L'ELISIR D'AMORE- Sem
brch. Mulford; Caruso. Scotti. Rossi. Cond. VIgna
Thur Aft, Dec %, at 130-SIEGFRIED- Weed. Jacoby
Alien Knote Van Rooy Coritz. Reiss Fass Con Hertz
Fri Aft, Dec. %. at 30-GOETTERDA AENIMERUNG.
Nordica. Homer. Weed. Aten. Ralph. Mulford Burg
stalier. Blass. Muhlmann. Cond. Hertz.
Fri Evg.. Dec q. at S-LA FAVORTTA. Walker
Jomelli: Caruso. Scotti. Plancon Bars C5nd. Vigna
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
LAST DAY OF CONNER SALE.

The sale of the japanese collection Of Captain
George w. Conner at silo's Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries will end this afternoon. The results Of
the sessions of Thursday and yesterday amount
to Sc 35S %. The articles to be disposed OF TO-
day consist of pictures silver dishes knives, fur
niture armOr and arms.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
rnnFIGN pCETS

copenhaen Dec 30 ieamGr He'F 'l"v DAM
,o5-rg rec f9-ArTived previously steamer Ayr tlI}
4iSiSr1 -, tters New York fer Alexandra. .
cft ne, 22-PasseG steamer Aarteto tfri SchecNei
York Hull
,,Ie. I1er 9O-Arrved Tagus tBTl. Doughty,
''d ssorti'an1pton Kingston. etc. and New-f fork
Maliu Dec 23-Fasssl' steamer puiIl"ssid '''}
EIaikie New York for Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
SING HYMNS AS MURDERER HANGS.

san Antonio Tex, Dec, 22e-George II. Turner was
hanged here to-day for the murder of Mrs. Eliza
beth lynch last March. AS Turner was led TO the
scaffold a quartet of negro prisoners sang God Pc
with You Till We Meet Again, Turner left a note
wishing everybody q Merry Christmas
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
contralto solo.

contralto SOLO
Anthem Arise Shine .EiVey
Gloria Patr
Coming OF the King Csoprano solo>. Buck
Congregational Hymn. -Selected
Postludum
Grand Chorus
Solennele.
Holy Trinity. Sunday m:
Carol service-Traditiona carols and other Christmas
pieces Prmtorius Cornelius Barnby and Neidnger,
sung capella by the choir.
Christmas Day. IL a.
prelude Offertory Christmas hymns Cjulrant
A. stanford
e..
Sanctus Ben@dictus Agnus Del Messe solennelle
(St Ceca( Gounoc
South Third Presbyterian Church. Sunday 1880
m:
Prelude. Toccata A major. Grison
numbers:
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Shelley
Alleluia chorus for eight voices). Ravens
Calm the Listening Ear Of Night Smart
Birthday of King Neidlinger
Postude Marche Festtvale. Grson
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
rRANsPAC1F1c MAILS.

Tah1l anu 'i"i''1' -.I..1..... Dec %. 6 D m
5 ir,tira etc-[yorea via Fl .... Dec %, N
iia"tLi SAMOA etc-Ventura via 8 FL 80, m
FIJI isIaneT slE , Aus ........ Dec 80. 6 p m
Philppnee- e, isiaiiuS' ~ ~ -. Dec 90 6 p nj
tHd, t-tna etc--CoptIc Cvia F.. g. 9
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
SAILED

s..ars Harald (Nor). for Montevdeo. Buenos Ayres
g. aisIaby (Er) stettn Flora tNorl san Domingo City
lDutch). Prince. ETC. Ri.erton tTT)
Nli'Fii charleston Jacksonville. NarTagansef
3F%h' F london Hamilton. Norfolk and Newpert News
Ut t,aursvirk: Mancun.a tB0. Norfolk; san
9aio-3ao' West and Mobile: Benefaetor Philadelphia
S!ar''s' el yrt Wilmington c. and Georgetown : {
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 721 Moon rises 42 am Moons 26
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 4:5 Gov. Island 5:15 Hell Gate LOS
PM-Sandy 5:24 Gov Island 5;4o Hell Gate I;S3
La Lorraine reported yesterday by wireless VIII dock
To- ah $50 m.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
OTHER SERVICES AND ITEMS.

At the South Reformed Church the Rev. Hugh
H. Black of Edinburgh. will preach tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

IRVING PL. THEATRE. To-day. 2:3O Matinee.
ihbiNO (Pop prfces.) Der KIene DaeumIing u. der
Menschenfresser; Tonight $500 Der Velgepruefte"
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel
1-o,.o, For Line Mails close Sails.
g. 1ee ynnton American 900 m 9:30 m
finland Antwerp. Red Star s........ $50 m 1880 m
I,trIIria Liverpool Cunard. $50 m 100 m
AStCria Glasgow Anchor. 12:Gp 2S0 m
So Z. LEtfs y " I....... 900 IN 100 a m
Moro Ward 1O:UO m m
Sarna Jamaica Harnb-Amer.. ..... 80 m 200 p IN
Sn 'N5onarch Argentine Houston.
OC;r,d.a Jamaica r NJ 1880 300
TbiIadepha Red D.......... $3.50 m 200
Ninnetonka London Atlantic-Trans. 320 p m
Pretoria FzanlbIrg, Hamb-Amer. 100 m
Huron Charleston. Clyde. 300 m
n, 80 Galveston Morgan ............ 200p
81 81 SSTnr+s New-CIrleans Morgsn....... 300
Galveston. Mallory. 800
iar,iIton Norfolk. Old Dominion ..... 300 M
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 24
o.t,s,,1ar Azores ---............. 4:3O a m 600
MONDAY. DECEMBER ..
ro,.sor Norfolk old Dominion. 800 m
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 26.
~ colon Panama ........-.... $50 m 100 p nj
fiaF1i, S,tonarcb Argentine Houston. ..12:00 300
ocean w -Io Jacksonville CLYDE ........ 300
NIapsioo' nne Norfolk Old Dominion 800 m
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

At St. Andrews Church tomorrow evening the
Alpha Male Quartet will assist the regular church
quartet.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

At the Madison Avenue Reformed Church at
carol service.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

At the Metropolitan Temple Christmas night
De Witt Paxton viii read Dickens's Christmas
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
s.. Luke.s Church. Christmas. 1890 a. m:
St. James Methodist Episcopal church sunday Ii a

81 Leos Church. Christmas Day: At a. m. the mass
ip unison male voices. by La Hache: at 10 a. Cow
1assl selections by Joseph Poznansk from
works Beethoven. Chopin. Merkel. Gumant, Dubois
an Poznanski.
Al II a M fsoemn high Overture. 'Coriosnus.'
Beethoven: G. by la Hache for male voices:
Adese FideI5sr sung solo by Miss Julia O'Connor.
the contraIso with male chorus: violin solo the
rrfertory by Richard Arnold. Postlude Meyerbeer.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

Brings mall.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

Madison Avenue Reformed Church. Sunday morning.
Organ prelude Pastoral Symphony. Handel
There Were Shepherds. Saint -oaens
Ohertory anthem 8arnby
Earytoe SOLO While Shepherds Watched tNoe Adam
organ postlude Halelujah Chorus Handel
Afternoon:
Hymn Of the Angels. West
The Birthday of a King. Neidlinger
ST Miehael's Church. Christmas at Q a
F fat Stainer
Ofertory Sing. 0 Sing This Blessed Morn Shelley
4 10. 80 a.
+ nat tllntley
Harkl What Mean Those Holy Voices? Ned!lnser
Communion Service in Co. Tours
Onertory, Sing. o Heavens Tours
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23


Organ prelude. 0fertory Christmas Hymns Ciumant
Anthem Sing Heavens. Tours
Response. Sleep Holy Babe Ichells
Ascrption, o Come Redeener. West
That Telest. Handel
Qfertory solo Nazareth Cfounod
Carol Ioi How Rose. Praorius
Organ posJlude. Pastoral Sonata Ftheinberger
A. =.
Organ prelude. Noe. Ciullrnant
Anthem MagnIhcat West
Response Sleep Baby, Sleep Adams
Anthem. Calm the Listening Manney
Onertory solo, Prepare Thyseif. Bach
Carol Child Jesus Cow
Organ postiude, Noel tuilHant
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

Special musical services have been arranged Tor
Tomorrow and Christmas in churches of the
city, follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
Marble Collegiate Church, Sunday. IL a. m. ::

Church Of the Incarnation Christmas at II a m:
Prelude Noel .Quef
tTe fat Stanford
Tntroit, Born
ofertorum. calm the Listening Ear Parker
and Gloria .Staner
Postlude, Fiat Lux Dubois