The record-union., 1892-11-24
FOR BLESSINGS ENJOYED.
How Sacramentans viii To-Day Offer
Up Thanks,
And Otherwise Pass the National Holi-
day-SDeciaI Services at Many
of the Churches.

Thanksgiving Day bids fair to be quite
generally observed in this city to-day. 1t
being legal holiday, all the banks and
public offices viii be closed, but many of
the churches will hold special services,
while there will be a variety of amuse-
ments for those who desire to take adj
vantage Of the day for pleasure or recrea-
ton.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES.
Special services will be held at st.
PauPs Episcopal Church at l0:30 O'Clock,
Rev. GA. Ottmann, the rector, officiating.
Music will be rendered by st. PauPs
choir, composed of the following: So
pranos, Harry Arnold, Gustave Carroll,
William Causley, Clarence Cardwell,
Percy Douglass Charles Lindsay, Robert
McMurray, Howard Podd, Emil Sachs,
Herbert Shearer, Walter Broughton,
William Charlesworth, Robert Causley,
FOye Cothrin, Robert Hastinplug, Charles
Morris, Alfred Nathan, Frank Podd, Ed
Strachauer, Russell Williams, William
Willis; alto, William Sachs; tenors, e. L.
AshwOrth, Mr.. Mcgowan, Il. Webber, f.
Williams; bassOs, +. l.. Gerrish, Frank
Johns, George IL. Reynolds, j. r. Week,
William Earl.
Mrs. A. t. Pinkham will be organist
and have direction Of the choir. The
music programme will be as follows:
Prelude, organ; professional hymn sos;
Nenlte, Croton; Te Deum, Lawes; Jubi-
lati, Soaper; hymn 424; kyrie, Gilbert;
Gloria Ifbi, Monk; hymn 300; oflertory,
Thanksgiving hymn, Speranza, Mr..
Bellhouse; recessional hymn 306; post
lude, organ.
UNION SERVICES.
TT1io1, sor--;aoc -
held at the Sixteenth street Lutheran
Church at II A. NJ. Appropriate music
will be rendered by the church choir,
consisting of Mrs. j. G. Walling. Mrs.
Gus Weiss, Miss Lily Evans, Miss Lizzie
Adams, Mr.. Kidder and Mr.. Walling.
MIS-. Laura Perry, organist. Addresses
Will be made by Rev. B. b. Burton of the
Christian Church and Rev. G. G. George
OF the SiXth-street Methodist Church.
The offerings are to be given to the Found
ling Homs.
AT THE CATHEDRAL.
The usual and O'Clock masses will
be celebrated at the Cathedral, the latter
being attended by the members of the
Society of the Children Of Mary. An ap-
proprlate sermon will be preached by
Rev. Father Grace.
GERMAN LUTHERAN SERVICES.
At 7:30 o'clock in the evening special
SCI N4CCo Will NC IltIO db LuG GERMAN
Lutheran Church, Twelfth and X streets,
by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Oehler. The serv-
ices will be in the German language.
THE SISTERS FESTIVAL.
Auxiliary 20 the festival to be held at
Turner Hall this evening, for the benefit
of the Sisters Of Mercy, the ladies Of the
Cathedral congregation will serve a
Thanksgiving dinner at the hall from IL
A. NJ. to p. N.
Io
under the management of the Young
Mems Institutes Nos. II and D. Excel
lent orchestral music has been engaged,
and light refreshments will be served at
booths during the evening.
A FEAST FOR PRISONERS.
Chiefly through the efforts of Janitor
Curtis and Special Officer Greer the in
mates of the City Jail will have an ample
feast to-day. Mr.. Curtis yesterday inter
viewed a number of merchants who
cheerfully donated for the purpose vari-
GUS articles of the season, such as geese,
ducks, rabbits celery and other delica-
cies. y number of pipes and some pounds
of tobacco were also donated, and all was
taken to Uncle john" the city cook
1t was suggested that it would be good
thing to invite various city officials to the
banquet. as many distinguished citizens
will be there, and speeches and toasts will
break out. DR.. Curtis will, OF course.
preside at the feast.
AT THE COUNTY JAIL.
Sheriff Stanley and his deputies ac-
knowledge the receipt Of supply of
fowls, fruits and other good things from
the prOprietOrs Of the California Market.
and intended for the prisoners confined
in the County jail. They will have
grand spread.
THE WING SHOTS.
AT Agricultural Park this forenoon a
trap-shooting tournament at live birds
will be held under the management OF the
Pelican Gun Club. American Association
rules will govern. In the main match
the entrance fee will be $40, and the stakes
divided as provided in the rules Pool
matches viii follow.
THE BASEBALL GAME.
This afternoon there will be a game of
baseball at Snowflake Park between the
State University nine and the scott q
Gilberts of this city. A large delegation
Of Varsity students are expected 10 be
present. These are the leading amateur
baseball teams of the State, and each will
do its level best TO win to-day's game
KUBATOS ACCIDENT