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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
MINES ORDERED SOLD.
white Knob Properties to he Disposed OF
AZ Auction,

Blackfoot, Idaho, Feb, 24.--Judge Ste
vens Of the district court, signed an
order today directing receivers n. II,
Clark and w bur X. Matthews to sell,
mt public auction, all Of the properties
OF whatsoever character, including wa
terworks, electric railway, smelter and
mining property OF the Great White
Knob Copper company, at MackaX
Idaho. The value of the property Is
estimated at 81, 100000
There is mortgage upon the prop
erty OF 1900 900 and the court directs
that the minimum bid shall be S2l5.
600 The United States Mortgage and
Trust company hold the $1,000, 900 lien,
but the court directs that all creditors
shall be paid out Of the proceeds Of
the sale.
About $4,000 Of the claims are held
In Salt Lake other creditors are Den-
yer and Butte firms all aggregating
about $4,000 The receivers have set
the date Of sale March Is, at Mackay
Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
THE PIKER GROUP
Of GOLDF|ELO.
Deal for Purchase of Property Has
Been COnsummated and Deeds
Are Escrowed.
JUDGE DEANE LEAVES FOR CAMP
New Company to BE 0rganized--De.
yelopment Work to Be VigOr.
ously Pushed.

The deal on the Piker group OF eight
claims in the Gold6eld New, district
has been closed, end Judge Deane Of
Denver who represents the purchasers,
win depart this evening for the big gold
camp for the purpose Of nauguratng
the campaign OF development, which Is
to be carried on vigorously during the
present year.
The deal was contaminated through
Broker William II, Tibhals Of this city,
who received advlces from Tonopah last
night that the deeds had been placed in
escrow upon the payment Of the first
installment OF the purchase price,
This property" said Mr.. ribbals,
during the day, rs well located, being
about 1900 feet to the south OF the big
Combination mine, and between the
Portland and Big Elk groups, and there
IL every reason to believe It will deyel-
OF as well as the foregoing mines have
done,
The ground win form the basis for a
new corporation, which is to be or
ganl2ed soon.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
CONCENTRATES.

-Four cars OF Tonopah ores are at the
sampling mills today.
Judge W. A. sherman viii depart
this afternoon for Goldned.
David Keith has become Interested in
the new camps Of Goldreed and Ka-
wlch,
President s. L. Butler Of the Pioneer
sampling company Is expected TO ar
rive from Mexico soon.
Two carloads Of concentrates from
the Uncle sam Consolidated mines
reached the samplers today.
General Traffic Manager sllas w Ec-
c,cs of the trust shelters Is expect
ed to reach the city tomorrow.
W. G. Alexander Of the Black Dia-
mond Mining company OF stockton will
visit that corporations property tomor-
row.
Director Lazard Kahn Of the DAILY
West Mining company is now making
an Inspection OF that big Park city
bonanza.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were ms follows:
Crude ore and concentrates. S2i 900:
base bullion. $4,000.
The old Potosl mine at silver city,
Ida, is to be operated again. In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. A-May wheat opened
unchanged to y higher at l.lsl4 TO .lsN,
declined 20 1.lSB, rallied 10 l.lSA ana re-
acted again to 1.ls4. July opened UNI
changed TO a lower at l,0lB to l.Ol%,
and held around lOlMAl OlA.
Cash: Wheat-No. ., red, 10, No. 3,
red, i.ilal is; No 2, hard, l,l6gl 49, No.
g. hard, l,l0Ql IS; No /, nothern, .lbAg
12lA, No, 2 northern, l.liqll9; No g.,
Corn-No. 2, l5lhEi54j No. 3, HAai5h.
Oats-No 2. 3Oi5020A No, g. SOh,
close; Whent-May, Lisa July, iOiN0
Sc;orngFcb,, "i5Ai May, i7Bi July, ASH
0ais-Feb. 30; May, slls&aiA; July, Sils
TPorkSFeb., i9.S5; May. 1855 July 70 e5.
Iard-Feb., go; May, 6,S5q6.S7is; July,
6.97Ja6l7 .00 Sept, 40,
Ribs-Feb., $780, July, ,9.S2h' May 6,67b
g670,
Rye--Feb., 75
FLAX Cash northwest, IN.
Timothy Feb, $50.
Clover--Feb., $3.50,
Barley--Cash--3SUl
A better demand developed later fol
July which advanced TO 1.02lh closing
with a gain Of hah at i0lh4l02,
MAY advanced to ISL, where Il closed
with net gain OF "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
But Business Was Light During
The Early Calls Of MiGiOg
Exchange Today,
RUMORS RIFE ABOUT MAY DAY
Brokers Buy ing For Tintlc Clientage
Sales OF Con. Mercur--Clos'
iog Quotations

While the sales made on the floor Of
the Salt Lake stock & Mining Ex-
change did not aggregate more than
81, 456S-the equivalent Of lI40O shares
several OF the traders displayed n ien-
dency to advance; some Of them bring
ing more money than they could posi-
bly, have done yesterday There are
persistent rumors coming from Tinuc
that conditions in the May Day mine
are showing Improvement and the
stock has stlfened. The buying has
been mostly for q Tlntlc clientage,
therefore the supposition is that possi-
bly, the mine looks better than officials
Of the company are willing to admit.
Little Chief still holds up well and con-
soldated Mercur seems TO play favor
SIC with some, the stock selling as high
as Ssb cents today. Uncle Sam Con-
solldated stiffened slightly and a few
shares of lnRot came out at 29s cents.
Century dropped again and one holder
lei 20 at 6 cents n share, Daly-Wcst
was offered at $3.50, but the stock was
not IN demand Boston Con, and Unit
ed States remained firm, but nothing
sold. Wabash was offered down to
81 7b, and 81 40 was bid for It. AS usual,
nothing more than the making Of quo
tations was done In the Nevada stocks,
The closing quotations and sales
were;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
n, s, CAMPBELL,
stock Broker. 2lG d. +. Walker Block.
LOST pACKrR DEAL.
FIRST Payment Made on Purchase Of
New Territory

FIRST Payment Made on Purchase OF
New Territory.
j. a. C2lzek has just sent cut drafts
for the first payment on the New YORK
group OF claims at Loon Creek which
has been purchased by the Lost Packer
company, says the Boise Statesman.
The group consists OF q claims,
with this addition the Lost Packer
company VIII own about 700 acres In
that district, Il pays $4,000 for this
property. The first payment is 10 per
cent OF the purchase price. A second
one Is 70 be made In August, and the
final payment year hence
By making such extensive purchases
Of ground in the district the company
has demonstrated Its faith in that Soc
ton. when IL gets its smeter into OPP
Grafton, It will have very large In
vestment but II does not hesitate to
take up anything that Is good.
This New York group was purchased
last year by G. c. Ruthrauff and
Charles HernsheIm. They got 1t for
about 81, COO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT,
Two Motors Arrive for Use In Bingham
Mines.

Milton u. Grosch the local represen-
tative Of the General Electric company
received advices from the railroad over
which they were shipped, of the ar
rival Of the two four and a half ton
electric moters. One OF the machines
goes TO the Yampa and the other to the
Dalton 6 Lark mine Of Bingham, and
will be used I'm drawing ere from the
mines. The Utah Copper company, also
Of Bingham, has also placed an order
for a motor Of the same type, and It's
arrival is expected soon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
Terror Relgns at Balku.

Baku Feb. 23,-The town is now quiet
All the Armenian shops have been clos
ed, but the banks are doing business
under military protection. Order has
been restored at Balakhany, but at
Romany today strikers attacked two
facton is and as a result 30 persons
We're killed or wounded
In Baku many terrible murders have
been committed, Manager Adamoff OF
the naptha refining works, has wife and
children were burned TO death. A legal
Official named Lalajeff and the latters
family have been murdered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
ACTIVITY Ar SALMON.
A Good Year for Mining Operations is
Predicted.

According 10 adylces received from
Northern Idaho an active mining sea-
son is looked for this year around SAL
mon city.
The Kitty Burton mine, with which
former Supt. A. II. Brown Of the Con.
Mercur Is now associated is prepar-
Ing to Increase its output by the install
lation OF new equipment. A vigorous
development campaign has been inaug-
urated az the Queen Of the Hills mine,
seven miles out OF Salmon. New equip
ment Is TO be installed at this property,
prnasnr plant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
Drastic Militia Bill.

Reno, New, Feb, Ex-senator Lord
OF Storey county introduced the most
important measure OF the session in the
legislative at Carson City today, 1t
practically makes every citizen Of the
state a member Of the militia, placing
him at the command of the governor.
The law provides that the governor
shall, when occasion requires. make his
wants known to the sheriff Of each
county VITO viii draft the required
number of men for service. The bill,
from present indications, will meet
with strenuous opposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Feb, 2A--sugar raw. strong
Fair refining, 41-l6a4is; centrifugal Of
test, 1-i6a6M molasses sugar, i-l6lli9.
Refined Firm Crushed, 6,l5 powdered
els, granulated, 605.
Coffee-Quiet No. Rio, n.
Butter-Steady. unchanged.
Cheese--Strong.
Eggs-Steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
pRospECroW, NUMEROUS.
Herman W. Horne Finds Swarms OF
Them IN Southern Nevada.

Herman w Horne, e well known
civil and mining en- ineer b., urned
from southern Nevada this morning,
where he was employed to survey the
p oue' ~ of the Arrow ltming company.
! an rallcnte
Mr. Horne was fayorably Impressed
with the Arrow companys ground and
says the whole country down that way
Is alive with prospectors. lie met sew
eral Salt Lakers out on the desert west
OF Caliente, where they QUILTED, and
were going across the country towards
TOnJpah and Goldheld,
Considerable interest Is being mani
Tested In the districts contiguous to
Call ute, and people generally express
the belief that the old camp Pioc1e
is on the eve Of revival. There are
several large deals pending and the
Venture company Of London Is said "a
figure IN some Of them. The same con-
Germ is also interested In the Fay and
Deer Lodge districts whore II recently
secured options on property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
HUNDRED BODIES RECOVERED
All Victims of the Explosion at
The Virginia Mines.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb, 24,-Up to this
afternoon 100 bodies Of victims Of the
explosion at Virginia mines had been
recovered,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
WOOL.
ST IOIfIa

st. Louis, Feb 2i.-Wool, steady Ter
ritory and western medium, 2lH22; fine
medium, l7Hls, fine, 1901.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
LIVESTOCK,
CHICAGO.

chicago. Feb. 24.-Cattle-.R celpts. 3d.
600. market steady Pood to medium,
5 O6a6 65; stockers and feeders, 2.5Oa4 70;
cows, i25G4 30; heifers, 200a5.00, Gamers,
/ .Sbd2.75; bulls, 3.00qi.&i calves, 5000
775. 49,. ..,,,,
20 200. market 5dl0 cents lower. Mixed
and butchers. 4.70di 30; good to hoice
heavy, SO04 70; rough heavy, l.6p4 .75i
lights. 4.65dl.7j: bulk Of sales, i,I5a4 80,
sheep-Receipts, 5000; market STEADY
! 6Od6 90: fair to choice mixed, i,50ab 30;
western sheep i.75d6,00; native lambs.
q OOGg 90. western lambs, 6.0OqS.OO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re.
ported by the Brokerage q Finance
Co, successors 10 Hudson Sons Co.
brokers, were;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Con. Mercur 200 at 3Sia 100 at 3S,
Lower Mammoth, 100 at .
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 9h.
May Day 500 at H.
Sacramento, 200 az ga.
Uncle Sam CON- 500 at 293. 700 at
29A
lngot 1000 at rs
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Carsa, 800 at 1898.
Century, 200 at Z; 500 at g.
May Day. 900 at l2h $500 at 12h
seller 60 days; 500 at l2&; $500 at l2l4;
500 az 1874 $500 at t2h.
New York. 100 at 57ls,
Star Con, 500 at 1872.
RECAPITULATlON,
Shares Value
Regular ......,........,.i100 5 6Gl .l3
open ................a13,3OO 1896 90
Forenoon totals .....,l7iOO 81, 456 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
OMAHA.

South Omaha, Feb A-Catte-Recelpts
/. 6O0; market steady, Native steers, $500
SEQ; cows and heifers, 2 1543.75; Gamers
/ 80; stockers and feeders, S.iOn4 %
calves, 30Oq6,O0 bulls, stays, etc, 2WQ
3.75.
Hogs-Recelpts, 900; market s cents
lower. Heavy, 470lfi so; mixed 4.60ni ,65
lights, 5O6i4 rs; pigs, alEd4 iO bulk OF
sales. 4.25d4,70,
sheep Receipts. 400 market 10 cents
lower. Western yearlings, 6.00u6.75 weth
ers 6. 0Oq5 70, ewes, 5.50d6,75; lambs, $500
Z q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-05
Costumbres japonesas

Esycrdaderanente digno de aten-
ion y cosa por todo extremo prodi-
giosa, yer Ell desden con que los japo
neses tratan a sus pequefias csposas.
F Yo he visto-dice Carlos Petit en- su
precioso volumen publicado por la ca
sa editorial Juven, de Paris 4 japone
SeS ricoS inStalarse confnrtablemente
en- wagones dc primera clase. dejando
sus mujeres el cuidado de acomo-
arse como pudieran en- tercera. Creo
que ellos sentfan no poderlas facturar
60 perrera.
Es costumbre nacionaI, 10 mismo en-
la aristocracia que en- el pueblo, no
demostrar emoci6n alguna delante de
as mujeres.
He asistido varias veces a la parti
Ga de tropas para la guerra; la disci-
pima es tan perfccta que Sc tnezcla ban
los honbres del pueblo con los solda-
dos sin que Sc produjera desorden nj
confusion.
Los mllitares SAludaban q los hon.
bres, parientes s amigos, dandoles un
adios de despedida que podria ser ell
lltimo, pero nj uno solo parecia aper-
cibirse de la presencia de las nujeres,
entire las que Sc encontrsb ban sus ma
dres, sus esposas, sus hermanas y sus
hIjaS.
Daba lastiIna yer estas pobres mu.
jeres hacienda esfuerzos para contener
as lagrimas. p.ontas 4 brotar dc sus
pupilas; pero las atlas tradiciones del
pasado les imponfa silencio y fortale
"a; las mujeres no deben llorar a la
partida de los guerreros. sino'csnten-
t2rSe con admirarlos reSpetuoSamente.
Cuando el tren arranco Ell medic
de una tempestad dc ibanzais. todas
las mujeres Sc inclinaron saludando
en- voz baja los que iban a morir por
la patria; ninguno' levant6 Ia cabeza
para dirlgir una Ultima mirada 4 aque.
llos seres queridos.
Aquello era la vez. sublime y
monStruOSO.
Ya pesar de la especie de espanto
que producla en- nj eSe espectaculo,
admire en- aquenas pequeflas japone-
Sas las condolences dc su raza, va que
por ell hecho de dominar de modo tan
heroco sus scntimientos, dem oStrabsn
no ser unas muflecas como Sc las con-
sidera en- todaS parties.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-05
PrOtestas de la Camara
DE HUNGRIA

Viena, I9 do Junn.-La mayoria
csaligada de la Camara hungara de
Diputados, ha publicado un manifesto
atacando al ministerio Fejervary, acu-
5ndole de Illegal, y aconsejan to-
dos los buenos hdngaros que nieguen
obediencia al gobierno, abstenlendose
dc pagar las contribuciones, hacer ell
servicio militar y llenar Los demas de-
beres de ciudadanfa.
Sc pide 4 los tuncionarios Municipal
ies qae no desempenen sus obligacio-
nes para con ell Estado, en- tanio con-
tinde el gabinete actual manifestan-
doles que 81 por clio Sc les deStituye, ell
gobierno constitutional que luego Sc
forme les reembolsara de sus perdi-
daS.
Ell obispo cat6lico de Pennsylvania
ha dispuesto que en- las iglesias de su
di6cesis Sc hagan rogativas por el
pronto resta blecimiento de la conaanza
entire ell mo larca la naci6n hdngara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-05
Secci6n ssezigiosa
SANTOS DE MANANA

Agosto 6, doming VIII despues de
Pentecostes. La franshguracion del
Sef1or. Patron de Conello) Sc cele-
bra en- la Cap,la del SAnto Cristo de la
Salud. Santos Justo, y Pastor, mar
tires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-05

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-05
FABRICA
DE LICOR e S
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49, - ~
YANTURCE
3ANTURCE


81. .',... i
,eI.os mejorss pgoduc-
tos que SO conslimen en-
la Isla de
Puerto Rico.
Las mejores cremas
el chartreus, anis
do orc. auis escarcbadO,
del mono, marca
exclusive de a.casa.
81 n,t,;or Ron ViejO
ell superior.
Especial rl cO6a0,
etc. ot0.
Arises al nlcance
+. y al gusto
de todo e. mundo.
f sea do dlversas ciases
hasta el mas sesscr0
y superior
como las n,arcaS
"ki Globo", I'll Hgre.'
Vinos pasa, Mistel& y
dc innumerabies clases.
Eimejor vinaGre que Sc
conece en el pals.
Qarantizados todos los
. arCiculos
como de la mejGr clase
= cAndiciones-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-05
MISAS DE MANANA.

SANTOS DEL LUNES aee,
Agosto 7.-San Cayerano. fraile. (Pa-
tron de la Casa de Benefcencia de esta
Isla.) San Alberto, de Stella. confesor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-05
MISAS DEL LUNES

Catedral. .....ala " 9 de la manana
San jose. "7H de La idem.
San Francesca. "zH de Ia idem.
Convt1to deS !.
Miguel. 90. go de Ia idem.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-05

EFECTOS |
= : r. ~ ''- ?. . y
S SANITAR1Os
dr:-~- ".
SAN JusTo 6 |
s-. -
BIN CoMPETENCIA
= I'm estos efectcs. !;
y en- calidad"
yprontitud
On las instal,lciones,
Las cuales quedan
garantizadas
por nOsotrOs.
Somos los 6nis0s
A0ENTRs GENERATES
para tOda ls lsla
Do lA imporuanto cass
dc
6res. James 3. Glow
v Soma.
de Chicago,
Hay plOmerOs compa
tentes en- Ia casa.
No 10 acepts
ninguna cantidad
sin haber entrsgsdo
el cerhihcadO
de la
JHnta Superior
dc Saniiiad.
80
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
BAEHR STOPS OVERDRAFT
ON CITY HOSPITAL FUNDS
Auditor Withholds Payment on De-
mands Which Exceed One-Twelfth
of Annual Authorization.

Owing to the fact that Warden
Fleming of the City and County Hos
pital has incurred bills for the institu-
ton largely in excess of the appropria-
ton under the one-twelfth act, Audi
tor Baehr has withheld payment of de-
mands for January and February ag-
gregating S10,3S Baehr's atten-
ton was called to the fact that Flem-
ing had addressed letters to the mer-
chants whose bills had been held up
that he saw no justification for the
action. Baehr says there was but
S5420 39 available up TO February %
TO pay bills aggregating s10,3S2 n,
and while Fleming has allowed a prac-
tical overdraft, he, Baehr, will not per-
NIT the funds to be actually overdrawn
in the treasury.
There is $7163 3s available for
March, April. May and June and
Baehr will continue to audit demands
up to that amount for each month.
Fleming declares that he will effect a
saving In these four months in order
to pay the excess demands of January
and February, but Baehr says that the
actual saving must be effected before
he will audit the "held-up" demands.
1t is likely that these demands will
not be paid until the end of the fiscal
year unless the saving is made before
that time.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
ATTORNEY GENERAL WEBB
RENDERS SOME OPINIONS
Says Pacific Coast Savings Society VIII
Have to Furnish Names
of CI,ar0h0lHora


In an opinion to Building and Loan
Commissioner c. NJ. Shortridge. Attor-
ney General Webb says the new com
missoners' act" gives the board full
power to demand from the officers in
charge OF the Pacific Coast Savings
Society the books and the papers con-
tanning lists OF the names OF the share
holders in the society. with pOstoffice
addresses OF each.
At a meeting OF the State Board OF
Osteopathfc Examiners, held Tuesday.
it was resolved that the board will not
grant certificates on diploma to grad
yates who have not served q three
year course at college. Attorney Webb
holds that such action is legal.
The State Board OF Examiners bid
on behalf OF the State for the sewer
and levee bonds issued by the city OF
Sacramento was accepted. Attorney
General Webb held that the bonds,
when properly signed and delivered.
will constitute legal and binding obli-
cation against the city OF Sacramento.
The Attorney General has decided
that the State Board Of Health has no
authority TO license undertakers.
In an opinion to c. z. Bonner. Dis
trict Attorney OF Modoc County, ths
Attorney General says the Coroner OF
that county, though a physician, can
not perform an autopsy and collect q
fee in addition TO his fee as Coroner
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES.
Solemn Devotions and Exquisite Music
at Various Churches.

Good Friday services will be held
m many churches this morning and
evening. The following programmes
are presented in addition TO those
published yesterday:
St Johns Church. Fifteenth street and
Julian avenue-Rev. L. c. Sanford. rector;
p. King organist and choirrnaster; a. M,
morning prayer; IL m. three hours devotion,
las sve7tns S,sbo. and Bison
OF California Musical service-Organ prelude;
professional. Go TO Dark Gethsemane'' (Red-
Deus Misereatur'' (Goss); anthem. The
Shadows Of the Evening Hour (Barri-shel-
s solo BY Iilfred GleRn hymn ,Ss og5 Bles5
Saving Victim (B: Tours). tenor solo b.
Edgerton smith: The Story of the Cross.
Christ | Glory (Conkey}; organ postlude.
St Stephens Church. Fulton street. near
Fillmore-"seven Steps to the Cross
Ernest Bradley. IL m. to p. m Meditations--
''The Last Supper and the New Command
hence.): .'caiaphas'' tthe rejection of IsraeD !:
''Herod (the demand for sign); Pilate.
Ia violation Of conscience); Out by the Jaffa
Gate; .,Golgotha., Cthe place OF a skulD.
During the meditations the Rev.
Mr.. Bradley will sing the solo, There
Is a Green Hill Far Away" by Gou-
nod: Ashamed of Jesus" I'm the
Hour of Trial and 1.-THE Story Of the
Cross
The service is continuous, but
friends may enter and leave at any
time during the singing. Christians of
all denominations invited.
In the evening at 7:45 there will be-
music and reading of the Scriptures.
entitled The Story of the Cross
Services appropriate to Good Fri
day will be held at the First Congre-
gational Church this evening at 8
o'clock. The pastor. Rev. DR.. Adams
will preach on the theme, The Plot
Against Jesus" Special music by the
choir.
Stainer's "Crucifxion" will be rem
dered tonight at the Cathedral Mis-
sion, corner of Second and Folsom
streets The regular choir will be as
sisted by Grace Church choir, under
the direction Of w. H. Holt, choir
master, Alfred J. C. Bayley organist.
This rendering of Stainer's famous
work promises to be one of the finest
of the Good Friday musical services
st. Ignatius Church-At 1880 o'clock
this evening the male choir, assisted
by the Ladies' Sodality choir, will rem
der selections from Rossinfs "Stabat
Mater" and Mercadante's Seven
Words" Rev. Father Pardow, S. j.,
will preach during the devotion of the
three hours" commencing at IL
o'clock noon, and the male choir will
sing "Sette Parole" by Pier Battista
da Falconata-
The Salvation Army will hold a
united service in its Congress Hall, 1871
Mission street. at o'clock tonight
The service will be called Two hours
at the cross" 1t will last from s to
10 o'clock and will be conducted by
Colonel and Mrs. French.