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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21
SuERiFF,S SALE.
STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY or MOL

STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF McLENvAN:
By virtue Of an order OF sale issned m Of
the Honorable District Court of Mel ennan
County, on 9Th day of December, lsl3. Nv the
Clerk thereof. in tho case OF Galveston e
Houston Investment company versus r. I
tInnns ham, 1T al. No. los, and To me u:
sheriff, directed and delivered, ] VIII procesd
to sell. within the hour prescribed by law for
eher'n's sale, on the FIRST rIJESDsv ~,
January, A. d 1894, Il being the nd dav ~
ca month, before The court house door Of
said McLennan county. in the city Of Waco. the
following deseI bed property, to-vit: ''''
Block thirty.nire (39) and fortyt onr an ..
the. Gienwood addition to the Civ Of yacn ,n
McLennan county, Texas Levied on AZ ,h h.,
properly ~ W poage To satlsera "a ae ne
ment amounting s2,9s6 so In fave, 1v vGs,
weston a Houston Investment On ana a'
of suit. ~ e"st
Given unieI my hand, this 1Itb d., :.
December 1888. ""' Vi
n,. - 900 W BURKE Sheriff
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21
HARM0Ny AM0NG DEMOCRATS.

1t must be admitted that the
strongest impulse of the boilers from
the last state De4ocratic convention
was opposition t4 the personality OF
Governor Hogg and that impulse
will not be a factbr next year.
With neither Governor Hogg mol
Judge Clark in the way, there Is no
reason why there may not be har-
mony in the ranks of the party.
The only correct test of the Demo.
cratic strength Will be the vote for
Cleveland The Hogg vote would
exclude Democrats who voted for
ClarS, while the lIogg and Clark
vote would include Republicans.
There should be no attempt through
mere form TO thwart the desire of
Democrats for harmony and If any.
thing of that kind is attempted,
those who assemble at the primaries
should override it and stamp it out.
However and whenever the meetings
to choose delegates to the conven
tons are called and held, let every
Democrat attend and forgetful of
the late discussion, act together for
the common good of the state and
party.
The Post feels assured that if the
primaries were held in Harris county
today any introduction of the Hogg
aud Clark division would BE- Missed
and derided, and as the feeling in
this couaty is, so it no doubt is over
the state.
No one will dissent from the
proposition that unity is desirable,
II not also very necessary, and that
being true, nothing should be per
mitted to stand in the way of it
Houston Post.
No Democrat will oil Jet to every
man who voted for Cleveland taking
part in the next Democratic
primary, and they will all be in.
vited and duly expected, but when
it comes to changing the basis of
representation, which in the past
has uniformly been the vote cast for
the Democratic nominee for gov.
ernor, it is another question. Such
a course would be violation of all
precedent, aud a concession to
boilers, calculated to establish ia
the future precedent which would
lead to the total destruction of party
discipline in this state. The basis
of representation will be fixed by
the state executive committee; it is
one of their duties; and whatever
may be their decision it will be &C.
cepted by the Democrats of this
state, for they have faith in the
wisdom and patriotism of that com.
mittaa
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21
ANOTHER ~sUsr' BY STATE PRESS.

The Laredo News prints a brief
sketch of the life of Gen. E. A..
Mexia, member of the Mexican
congress, who visited the United
States last summer:
Gen. Mexia speaks English as
we'll as French iluently, and his
English is without accent as is that
of his children. He was one of
Mexico's representatives at the Pan
American congress at ashlngton
in 1889, and he represented the
Diaz administration at the big Tex
IS celebration at Austin a few
years ago. The aft .ir attracted at
tention throughout both this coun.
try aud Mexico on account Of the
sbusive language used by Judge
Terrell toward Mexico in his speech.
Gen. Mexia SAT on the platform as
an invited guest and was compelled
20 listen to ii all
The account ends by saying "the
little city of Mexia, Tex was named
IN honor of the general" This is
an error That town was named in
honor of Juan Antonio Mexia, who
came TO Texas in 1892 He fitted
out an expedition at New Orleans in
1885 for the capture of Tampico, but
was compelled to abandon the place
by the centralists. Thirty of his
men were captured and executed.
lie returned &c Texas and under.
took 10 raise force to return to
Mexico and operate against Santa
Anna, but the fall of the Alamo put
an end to this enterprise. In 1889
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21

The editorial writer of the Day
Globe equals in perspicuity and
eruditon the editorial writer of the
New Orleans Times ID Democrat.
Its leading editorials these days
demonstrate the accuracy of the old
saw, great minds run in the same
channel"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21
.g----s

Mr. Il T. Brewer, late of the NJ IN
ing News, of Savnnuah, Gaoreia, and
for number OF years the advertising
manager of that paper, snd NOR re-
Gently Of the Evening News, of Mo
bile, Alabama, has been engaged TO
manage he city advertising of this
paper He will call on the business
men Of this city, and The News will
appreciate any courtesies ext nded
nm
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21

Sam Jones, at Dauas, on the
10th inst, said that ''the constitu-
tion of the United States says the
citizens of this country shall be free
and equal" This shows Sam
Jones knows no more about the
constitution of the United States
than State Press does.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21

Mr.. A. J. Atkins is a travelling
representative of The DAILY and
SEMI WEEKLY News, of Waco, an.
il duly Authorized to receive an',
receip' for subscriptions to either
publication, also to make contracts
for 3 ,vertising.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21
sChicago Limited.

Limited
THROUGH
Antonio via Fo WORTH Waco
No estenKs Way,
Ls'
stern
without - ~ ~o"N>- N"'
K Agent Fouthr
p. T. A. t Louis,M
W. g. G., I, AL Texas
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21

Loaded shells or shells loaded to
order at Ambold's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Tie senate met az 3 p. m. Land Com
missioner Mc(inughey and his counsel
We're On hand promptly una occupied she
same seats as in the morning.
The chair announced that the hour had
arrived for the senate 90 proceed az
court Of Impeachment iu the McO'aughey
trial.
Senator McCOmb moved That the sen
ate resolve itself into a court OF impeach-
ment Carried.
Senators lewis, Crawford and Nc
Comb. the committee on procedure, made
a report, recommending maj the Me
Gauehey case be taken up as soon as
the legislature has oOmneled conaidera-
ton 81 the appropriation bill.
On motion Of Senator lmpoden the
court Of Impeachment adjourned and the
report came up IN the senate.
SnafOr Aoakum Offered az an amend
ment that the trial be set for April -.
Senator Baldwin offered as a substi'
tutc that the cnse be set for lnne 2 lie
did not think tho senate in the proper
frame Of mind 20 go into such q trial.
senator Baldwin's substitute was de-
feafed.
SeuatOr Aguew offered 40 amendment
trial be- set Tor June ,. He
thought the case a most important one,
and tlat rest was best Tor ail CON
cerued
senator AIcCamb said be thought the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
NEWSCONDENSED

=, Nacon. Mo-, a sensational
S,t m 81. James Military acad-
1T, ,bo Ministers Alliance OF Ma
49, the latter denounced dancing
the academy. The institution
b0OOO
rngorson Many, known In Louis
az the 'pluuecr" because Of his
an me urn OF card committed
drovnine. owing to remorsa at
49, ir not being able TO abandon
linz lie was worth $4,000.
and po,it,cal circles are stirred
'isnths at indianapolis by the APP
IA circular advising true Cath
sorm n political association 20 for
l,rrrb Interests. Catholic priests
4 tha circulars as fraud emcnatlng
And.Popery association
New York. IS shaken from cen
,,.,mfcrpnce over q trial for Sc
Rev. Father Flaherty is defendant,
+eepy age Nc. mother Of Flaherty'r
soiptiT Tho girl swore Flahert.
he could do mo- wrong he knew
en she what was right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
SOUTHERN WEATHER BULLETIN

Galveston. Tx. April 20.-lSpccial)
Atlanta Avcrag 10, maximum u, mini
mum 90. rainfall 80
Augusta Average 10, maximum "a
minimum so, rainfall %.
Charleston Average q, maximum a.
minimum a. rainfall ~.
Galveston Average II. maximum 40,
minimum a.
littlc Rock-Avcrugc i2, maximum ON
minimum 40. rainfall g.
Memphis Average IL, maximum OS
minimum 40. rainfall Is.
Mobile Average y maximum AZ
minimum rs, miufal IL
Montgomery Average o, maximum ~
minimum 81. rainfall 90.
New Orleans Average =, maximum
90. minimum 40. rainfall IL.
Savannah Average ., maximum tA
minimum 80, fniutnll l.OO.
Nickshurg Average 81 maximum "a
minimum "a. miniMl o.
Wilmington Average y, maximum az
minimum 90. rainfall "a
Means Average -, maximum IlN
minimum 52G. rainfall IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
FROM THE GULF TOTHE LAKES.
Il Plays Havoc With Shipping, Sailors, Houses
and All Property.
Fourteen Persons Perish la tho Lake on
mnwautee-- Damage and Death In
Mississippi-A ship Now at We.
iasoo. Met the storm In
the Mexican GuiL

Midland City. Ala, April Ca cy-
CLIQUE struck This town late last night
and Destroyed dozen residences, four
storrs aud two warehouses, one OF thorn
belonging Go The Farmers Alliance. Tie
cyclone lasted but few minutes and
no ono was killed. although GO number Of
persons are seriously bruised.
IN MISSISSIPPI
Meridian Miss. April 20 Passengers
ou the train which reached here at
o'clock this morning gave particulars Of
fridtul tornado that CROSSED Jaspor
and Clark counties yesterday afternoon.
The cyclone originated In Jasper county,
thlrty-iyc miles south of here, aud tray
eled in a northcastrrly direction.
A settlement of negro cablns was de-
stroycd aud many unfortunate Inmates
pcrtshcd.
Colonel Bcry's mngnidccnt plantation
WIS swupl clean, but fortunately none
of hIs family wcrc injured Several nc.
gru were badly hurt
G'rom This point TO Barnett. thirty
miles south of here. the storm wls cs-
] If'NANIlf H'NNINs III = o. MANNH'f .NN' Ni
the largest plantation owners in rho
South, was "a heavy loser Every stick
OF timber ON his place was carried oil
and every house demolished. Dr. lirousc
WIS badly Injured and his son Ind his
slull crushed. and his wife and daughter
wcrc slightly hurt A negro ON Dr.
krouso's plantation, named Horny Cor
man, witch his wifi and child. wcrc im.
/ prsonod under the ruins of lds cabin.
and fire originating from the Kitchen
stove slowly roasted the unfortunate
wmtchcs, who pitcously begged thnt
death might come aud rcoaso Thorn from
rheir uncrings. Other negro inmates
of cabins on the phase wore shaken aud
| bruised. but mo- other serious cnsuniliv
l are reported
Three miles cast of Barnett the wind
| struck neghborhood of farms. Tom
! Lots dKelhng WIS swept away. DIS
lcg.safN IN, k,,alftl,cr members nf The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
ATTERNOON sEsSION

In the afternoon session a motion was
adopted thai when the house adjourned
ID b. I'm 40 O'Clock Monday
Senate bin known as the scalper's bill
regulating the sale Of railroad tickets
ana requiring the rodempton Of unused
tickets on parts thereof, WIS passed
by "a vote Of % 20 ~
Senate ON pussed validating sales Of
real estate Ia Texas made by foreign
executors Of wills prObated la other
states.
Senate bil to authorize the courts Of
civil oppcals 10 certify any legal question
al lie supreme court for decision, passed
Senate bin amending the fish and game
law and 70 prevent the expectation Of
game 10 market out Of the state was IN
der consideration when the house ad,
journed tn Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
VOL XVII NO 1876

day a terrific cyclone passed through the
valley just south Of this place, leaving
a barron waste behind it. A family
named Wright consisting Of eight per
sons, were an seriously injured. A num-
Der If others wero injured. Trees
fcnccs planks and buildings were blows
through the air In every direction. The
cyclone was followed by q heavy wind
and rain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

ON lire ana w0ulf l,AVflI 'I
the timely arrival of ntl9tbWlV |A
4 little further ou three ungNtt|
were struck, Two negroes were NlNl
aud several badly injured ~
iwuuty miles cust of Barnett the
storm crossed the Mobile aud Ohio track
tearing down three mllcs of telegraph
wiros nnd ohglructlng the track Tclp.
graph poles and wires FOR % distance Ot
five miles along the track of the New
Orleans and Northeastern railroad are
down,
Crossing tho Mobile aud Ohio tracks
north of Shuhuin the storm created hnv'
oc among the negro cabins ON different
plantations Reports of damages are
coming in slowly but such us Tc re-.
cciyod indicate uu awful loss of life and
property all along
Thirty miles 0 the cyclone path is
strown with dead carcnsses Of horses,
cattle aud all description Of livestock
while crops are ruined. The loss VIII
reach into the hundreds of thousands
IN WISCONSIN.
milwaukee,. Wis, April 20 Lake
Michigan b. being swept by one of thc
worst casierly gales experienced Ia yenrs
The sea Is running very high and tug
are unable 10 venture ont of the harbor
~
Juneau avenue The worst feature OF
the gale at this port b. tho probable lu8g
of twenty lives by me washing away 90
q house over The crib at the terminus Of
the new wutcrYOfks tunnel. No men are
Ina sight and Il Is believed they were
swept away but they may be- in the air
lock below.
Five or viz men can be soon clnging
tO ihe machinery and timbcrs of The
WutorwOrks crib. The Water rs sweep.
Ing over them ~ is thought that others
may b. dead NO the chamber below from
the lack Of air. The life saving crow
has been unable 10 cuder amy assistance
yet
10 Is now known that twenty-five men
went ont tO the waterwOrks crib last
night Unless rescucd soon all that may
be- alive at this hour must perish. as the
crib rs submerged by every wave. IL ~
reported that i've of the llleaaying crew
refused tn obey orders 90 20 out 10 the
life bOnt8
The Tug. Starko, left the harbor about
3 o'clock bun WAS forced 30 return. The
sea broke ln her pilot house windows
aud cut Captain Chris Miller quite So.
n1uslv There IL talk OF manning the
revenue cutter. johnson. and going 90
the scene Captain Davis slguiied bic
Willingness 20 make the attempt IL men
can be- secured 90 man the life boat A
tug is NOW on the way 10 the scene with
life bOnt aud men on board. She is
making slow Roadway and is fnirly
buried in the sea az times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

Detroit, Mich. April 20.-One Of the
heaviest storms known on the lakes
last night aud this morning. Tho wind
had a velocity of over seventy miles an
hour The local weather officer reports
for The first time since the office was cs
tablishcd that its wind instrument
signal pole lights and ilags were carried
uWuY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

osaen April 20 -lhe second annual con-
vention OF the intprmegninin hioee Miym
49, assoeiafiOu was held ~ Tins CITY tvltt
g.,r,,1ifnss were appointed nnd lie CONVEX
d.n Adjourned until tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
HIS ANSWER.
Land Commissioner McGaughey
Pleads Not Guilty.
DEMURS TOALL ARTICLES
Generally to the Constitutional
Powers Of the Court,
SPECIFICALLY TO CHARGES.
sSoo~s
0'Gcs !, nm, ua Followed High
Prett ''ory What He Did.
WHY HE LEASED THE LANDS
To One Concern When Another
Had a Prior Bid In.
WHY HE LEASED THE LANDS
To One Concern When Another
Had a Prior Bid In.
COURTS ALL INVESTIGATION

That Ia Posslblo-says the File Clerks
Never Permitted Anyone TO Sec Papers
without Proper Ordor-Dld Not
Have to Consult the Attorney.
General EKoopt when Ho
Had Doubts OF Its own,
says Price for Lands
sold Was Fair-In
Connection with
the Matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
on THE GULF.

Velasco, Tex. April 2O- Especial 49,
THE schooner Olnie Of Port Jefferson.
r. NJ. Chase. mneier which arrived
today from Boston, reports having en-
countercd IN the Gulf on Monday night
4 hurricane which carried away her
f0rct0p must and main peak boom and
blow nml her lIh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
nAMAnE Ar YpsILANrI

Ypslani, Mich, April 20. Property
badly damaged BY the cyclone last week
received further Injury hy lhe heavy
rain last night and today Stocks 81
buildiug4 were wet aud rendered nse.
less 1'be p0sloihce % anoal and Z is
imposalEi 10 gel into Il for mail. Esti.
mated loss $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
WARDNEW nEsTnOYED

sroEanf- WaIIl-l AUTlI ~ llHUNIln
from Wardnef IA the Occur le Aieie uining
dstncts reports that town Was destroyed
" ire
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

Iondon. Aplil 20 THE failure b a.,
nouhi.ed of lhe Australian joint etock baak.
With Liabilities amounting - ~ Q0ls ot4
Deoos4 sbb.uVptA&
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

any cnurh'ltf uo 'uu7luDlcu' lNnllNu'u
until Tuesday.
Mr. baldwin moved that Mcssrs
Swayno and McComh boz excused ind,hu.
itoly Lost Yeas. a.; nays ~.
MIR Arncw moved That Mr.. Guss bc
excused indefinitely after this week.
Lost
Various other motions to excuse sena-
tors were voted down.
Adjourned 'tll Monday
HOUSE
Austin. Tex. April 30 Especially
The house met with Speaker Cochran
aud quorum prHFnt
PRAYER by Chaplain Pennington.
Mr. Floyd called mp the substitute for
various house concurrent resolutions, pro
vidng for special committee Of the leg
islnttie 10 Investigate the State depart
mcnts aud State institutions during va
cation. The resolution was made the
special order for Monday.
The following Senate bills passed:
1871 authorizing the governor 30 have
che aid Of two citizens for lOO days in
the year 10 perform such duties ns he
may direct IN the matter Of pardons.
Passed.
Bill giving pasture men lien upon
stock 10 secure pastumge dues PASSED 20
third reading
Bil Tor release ~ O. O. Duprce, OK
shcrlN OF L rankin fnlhllt IianNNs
Senate concurrent resolution accepting
niucty-onc ncrps from the citizens of
Austin for the State eucampment paascd.
Senate bin regulating the disposition
of community property whore the wife
or husband rs insane passed.
Senate bin 10 proluto lhe development
OF che mining resources " Texas was
passed.
A motion TO table the motion by which
Senate bin 90 establish "a State normal
school at Denton was lost and the blll
WIS considered la committee of the whole
house. MIR Pickett IN tine chair
After considerable discussion the com
mittee reported against the bin and
motion being made 40 adopt the rcpOrt
Mr.. llagsdale demandeG the ayes am
nays.
Tho bin was mainly opposed by Ar
Dills Of Grayson.
Messrs Tankcrsly, James and Hags-
dale spoke IN rs favor. IL was 0nnlly
hlloa by "a vote OF % 20 4O-atopting
the committee report.
Mr. Peck presented "a bin TO- amend
the charter OF DenisOn.
Adjourned On 3 O'Clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

IUIIII WUINTIH |TUTI TTTTnIN"-
Prague April 20 Forty HOUSES an SLIME
Bohemin we're destroyed BY ore. -Four per
sons were killed and fOrly Injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

AT FAYETTEVILLE. Ark.
Fayetteyille, Ark ApFl ~. Ysstsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
ARTICLE %

Austin. Tex, April 20 Especial. The
Gazette has already given ils readers me
fnU text and history Of article % Of the
article Of impeachment in the case Of
tbe state land commissioner, ~ which y
a sci forth that on OF about the 9th OF
last month the commissioners altemptel
no secure the signature Of his chiet clerk
to false certificate, relative 10 the
liberty county lands, sold by him as de-
tatched and Isolated.
Az was before stated this seems 10 DC
one OF the most serious charges against
the commissioner N rs underaiopl ne
has an explanation for IT, which is that
ihe Impeachment committee sent over 10
he land Office for map of the iAberty
county lands Ia question. This wac pre-
nared and tine commissioner being hh-
sent AT the time was taken wHh the
cerfifiate 10 the chief clerk 10 be certified
to He refused. and map and cerlheate
were taken back 10 his desk John Nc
Gaughey. where they remained nnii me
raturn Of the commissioner, When they
r,ere taken 90 him and he al once certi-
sed 10 Inc map and sent II over % the
c0umiitee.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-28

The Athletic club has just received
batch of choice music, vocal and instru-
mental, from the popular publisher A. II.
Rosewig, Philadelphia, Pa, and the must
clans of the club are hard at work prac-
tlcing with view to giving select en-
tertainment in tho near future for the
benefit of the club.
The public will be pleased to learn that
a Jolly supper AID dance will take place at
Gray's hall on Tuesday, February IA. 1t
will be given under the auspices of the
Woman's Board of Trade, for the benefit
of their charity fund
Miss Francis Wood and her aunt, Mrs.
Mcbride, of Washington, D. G., are health
seekers at the St. Vincent sanitarium.
They consider themselves fortunate in
securing apartments at this worthy insti-
tuition, as it has been crowded with guests
all winter.
Another delightful concert was given at
Fort Marcy post hall last night by the
10th infantry orchestra, and those who
cared to remain at its close had a jolly
dance.
DR.. R. Hutchinson, of Trenton, N. j..
and Mr.. e. J. Clune, of Marquette, Mich.
friends of H. B. Hersey, are visiting the
city. DR.. H. is pleasantly remembered as
visitor here two years ago.
G. W. Kennedy, of Albuquerque, who
has been here for several days in the in
terest of the Crescent Coal company, re-
turned home last night.
Hon. Jas. A. Randall leaves tomorrow
for his home at Detroit. His family anG
Miss Perkins remain here till midsum
mer,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-28
Church Notes.

Az the Presbyterian church, on January
20: Sunday school at 9:45 a. M; morning
and evening services at II and 1880 re-
spsctively; meeting of the Y. P. s. G. E..
junior at 8 p. M; senior at 4. All who do
not regularly worship elsewhere in Santa
70 are cordially invited to the Presby-
tsrian church. To members of the legis-
latare who spend Sunday in Santa Fe,
and TO any members of their families who
are in the city is given special invita-
ton, BY this notice, to all these services.
The seats are open to all. .i9'
The usual services at the Catholic
churches of the city tomorrow. English
sermon at the cathedral at $3.50 a., m. ~
. Rev. N. N. Skinner closed his series of
sermons at the Presbyterian church last
night aud departed for his home at Las
Vegas. He 10 an eloquent and impress
sivs speaker, and Rev. G.. G. Smiths
congregation has greatly enjoyed his
services.
Tomorrow, being Septuagesima Sun
day, there will be regular morning SER
vice at the Episcopal church of the Holy
Faith, at II o'clock. All seats free and
everyone Welcome. Sunday school at 10
o'clock.
Services In She Methodist Episcopal
church, Januery 20, as follows Preach
Ing at 10 .. m. by Rev. L. Frampton,
member of the house of representatives,
and at 1880 p. m. by the pastor. Sabbath
school q 10 10 a. m. Visitors and trav-
elsfs are Welcome to all the services.
0sats free.