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Congregational.

CENTRAL-Apgeil street. corner Diman Place.
Services 10 f5 and 1880; >. y. 1875; " y. s:45 AZ
the morning service the Rev. Edward L. Clark,
ID. d., of Boston, Will preach. The evening ad-
dress will be the second OF Mr.. Moofe's course on
Christianity In History and in Modern Life
ii; ''rhe Conception of Religion" etc. All are
invited.
PEoPLE's-i5 Eddy street :. s. at II a. m
preaching by Rev. Charles III. Piummer az ;f6
y. m, subject THE Functions OF the Holy
Ghost"
YMoUTH-Pennsy ylvania avenue, near Broad
street, William q. stinson, pastor Preaching,
l0s0 a. m. "In the In age Of christi; 1880 y. ni.
"Christs CALI; =. y l2;i5 p. m.
THORNTON-s. g., 2:50; praise service with
preaching by Rev. w. H. Starr, e:i3 p. IN.
UNIoN-The pastor. Rev Wallace Nutting. will
preach morning and evening
NoRTH-Walling street Il. III. Decker pastor,
breaches at 1880; grand gospel temperance raj y
at 7;50 singing by Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Beyeridge.
the celebrated Nebraska vocalists. The address
will be made by Mr.. Moore Fogg Jr., Instructor
in Brown University.
BENEFICENT-The pastor, Rev. James @. vose,
Will preach at 10: a. a. IN. and 7:s0 p. IN
Misunderstanding at 10; 0;4j a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by Rev. L. b. Goodiich of Bound Brook, n. j. f;
;. s., l2;t6; Y. =. \. @. Il $3.50 p. m.
KNIGHTsvILLE-s s., Up. m; Rev. Wicket Of
Howard will preach At 1880 p. m.
ACADEMY AvENUE--P Preaching at 1896, by Rev.
Albert l.. Kelly, subject, 1.-THE Power OF FAITH;
:, s., Riib; Y. +. q. Il. will conduct the service
AT y. m.
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Soup Tor 10000 For 81.

When the Louisiana Avenue souphouse
closed saturday night IL had been open
JUS 30 days, In which time l20, 900 meals
worc fT u!shcd TO the hungry poor Of
Washington It is safe TO say that no simi
lar amount or business can be- shown by
any Other restaurant i'm the city During
the blizzard week In February the soup
house dispensed over 10000 quarts Of soup
to It's patrons aud the remarkable thing
ab1ut the Institution Is 10 has cost in a
dirct outlay OF cash only the small sum
OF S1. Washington Stnr
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Women Cannot BE Pound.

BosToN, March 23.-There Is consider
able excitement i'm Saugus. Mrs. George
w Mansfield and woman whose name
Is Howard left their homes in Saugus and
Lynnhursi, respectively, Inst night, and
have not been found. Their friends noti.
fled tho police. bells were rung to arouse
the townspcople, and soon parties of men
ana boys were securing the woods and
marshes The women could not be found.
Mrs. Mansfield Is % years old, and has
been under restraint as a demented per-
son. The Howard woman was also of
mlddlc age and suffered from dementla.
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a m; q. r.. at $3.50 p. mi the preaching services
at ~ :l6 and 1850 d. Will be conducted by Revs.
Ellen Dustin Of Attieborough, q. A. Tillingbast
Of Providence, and q. A. Conibear Of Westerly.
Presbyterian.
FIRST. Clifford street Service, 1O:45 and T:s0,
by Rev J. A. ". McBain, DID, ). B., l2i O. r.,
$3.50.
Unitarian.
oLNEY sTREET-Pubiic worship, 1875 a nj s.
b.. i2;i5 p. mi vesPers, 1880 y. m Rev. G. A.
Roys OF Uxbridge, Mass, VIII preach.
FIRST CoNGREGATlONAL-B Benefit and Benev-
oIent streets s. s., $3.50 m; public worship,
lO:4b q. m vespers, $50 y. m. The pastor. Rev.
A. M. Lord, Wilt preach morning aud afternoon.
MATHEWsoN sTREET-Mini.ter, Herbert Mott.
Public worship, 10a5; vesper Sryice OF song, 30.
FOURTH Unity Hall, ios Potters avenue, near
sermon and service 10 30 aud 1880; s. s., ~; sub
ject, morning. "Unity'i evening, "Push"
Universalist.
GEoRGIAvILLE-servic conducted by Rev. DR..
Eddy, pastor, 1880 y. M
EAST PRoyIDENcE-seryice, 1O;45 a m; S. s,
= l2:I5 m; " =. f. u, o. service 7, subject.
popularity OF Uniyersslsm in England In the
Last Century,
FIRST - Rev. IT, l. Cushman, ID. D., pastor.
Morning service at l0:45 o'clock; 5. -, l2:it
D. m. +; vesper service at o clock The Rev.
Joseph w. Cobb Of TUFTS College, Massachusetts,
will preach.
MEDIAToR-Cranston street Rev. w. c. selleck,
pastor. Preaching service le;i5, subject.
hsourees and Means OF Religious Growth; =. =.
I2;l5; lecture at 1880 on "lhe Church and I'm
morality"
BALLoU-- Sermon, 10; ;45 by Rev. J. d Tininghast:
s g., i?il5; " p. &. T., 81 topic, How God
Rescues from Evil"
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A Pertlnent surCesrion.

NEW YORK, March 20 A lengthy com.
munication was received by the police
commissioners yesterday afternoon from
the foreman of the extraordinary grand
jury, calling attention to the fact that the
jury believed that most members OF the
department were Innocent men, but that
much help could have been given had the
executive heads at tho department di-
rected the members of the force to give
wbnt Information of wrongdoing they
couid
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PEOPLE We KNOW.
(from Geneva, N. Y. Courier. }


II is pleasure for US TO present to our read
ers the recommendation OF so estimable a
citizen as Elias Bolson, of this place, knowing
when he says that he was cured OF rheumatism
by the use of DIR. David konnedy's Favorite
Remedy. IL Is so. rheumatism is caused by an
excess of acid in the blood. when il becomes
settled in the joints the patient endures most
excruciating pain; such was Mr.. Dolson's
condition when he began the use of
Favorite Rem dy, and like many others
who have followed the same treat
ment he was cured. How many poor suf-
ierers there are today who would give their
fortunes TO Ue relieved from the terrors OF this
awful compliant not otknowing that this valuable
preparation can be obtained OF every dealer in
medicine Mrs. DolsOn,as well as her husband
has good word for Favorite Remedy says
she: 4" have been troubled for years with in
digestion ana palpitation Of the heart. and |
used Favorite Remedy AMI was entirely
cured"
one OF our local physicians In speaking OF
this med dlcine. recently, said: "Dr. David
Kennedy has produced In Fa, critic Remedy
the only antidote ~ uric acid, and the reason
10 cures such variety Of complaints is. from
the fact that 10 dissolves this acid. ,xpellng
q from the system, thereby curing the dis
ease"
Favorite Remedy is n never failing specific
In diseases OF the skin. liver, Kidneys aud
blood. IL restores the dsordercd liver g. a
healthy condition. corrects the worst
cases OF habitual constipation. II is a
certain cure for the diseases and weak
nesses peculiar IN women. IL cures scrofua
salt rheum aud erysipelas. For ner-
yousness. loss of sleep or that worn ont feeling
Il has no equal. In cases OF rheumatism. dys-
pepsia. gravel. Bright's disease, diabetes and
bladder troubles, IL has cured whore all else
failed. Dr. David kennedy's Favorite Rem
ely Is sold at al bottle or six bottles for s5
which brings a treatment AT "a moderate ptice
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McIntire, 10 rs; 4. ~, 1915; Trinity r. l.. meets
with @. r., 6;i6 y. m. social service, 7'so.
cRANsToN sTREEr-F >. Foliansbee, pastori
1914, sermon; 2 p. m, Religious Dyspepties."
EDO oEWO 3D. sermon. "a Splendid Revenge"
loia5i s. g., i2slb; Il. L., e;io; ''The Witch Of
Endor," 1880.
at 1880 in the Chestnut street Church, paper by
ney. Joba Oldham on "The Relations OF Presid-
ing rlder and Preacher"
5RoADWAY-Rev.J: J: n Cooper, pastor Preach
ing lO:fb a. and 7; 80 p. m. evening praise SER
vice; &. g., l2;i6i children's hour, 81 n. L. 6ii6pm
PRIMITIVE avenue, X. w. Wilson, pastor.
services ut 10 :30a.m. and pm ,. -, l;fp a. m.
MATHEwsoN STREET M. =. Kaufman, pastor.
lo.4b sermon, "Christlan Chiyalry"; l2;lA =. i.
$3.50, H. L. 1880. Praise aud Revival services.
ST PAUL Corner Prairie and Potters avenues.
sermon, no as a. m, by Rev w. II. Buck ;. a.,
i2;lb p. m.j ". L.,6i3o y. m sermon. 1880 y. m,
by W. h. Meintire.
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Episcopal.

CHRIST Eddy and oxford streets. servi es l0:45
a. m. and so evening, 5. . 1880 p m.
ST. BARTHoLoMEW's-s. s. 3; evening prayer 4
TRANSPORTATION s. S. 10;
morning service IL; evening prayer 1880.
81. MARKS. Rlverside--Re H. A. Remick, rector.
Lttrny and holy communion, Ili evening prayer
and sermon, 1880; 5. -. 1850.
ST. PETERS, Manton-Matins, iO:i5; s. s., ~;
evensong 6.
Holy communion, 1880; mathis, l0:45; ;. s., 81;
vespers, 3;f6; eyensong, 1850
HOLY NATIvITY-Thornton, =. 8. 3; evensong 6.
ST. JoHN's--Morning prayer i0,l5; s s. s.l5;
evening prayer, 4: evening service with sermon
by the Rev. Joseph Hutcheson, before the sccie-
ties OF ST. John's Guild, $3.50
ST. ANDREW's-MountP Pleasant 4. s., $3.50 a. M f;
morning service with Holy Communion, l0.45;
evening service, 1880
EPIPHANY - Holy communion. Q; morning
prayer, litany and sermon, 10:f5; confirmation
class, 4i3Oi evening service, 7;30.
REDEEMER-Hoy commu nion. 80 a m. morn
ing prayer and sermon, l0i5; s. s., 2;30; evening
prayer aud sermon, $780,
GRACE-Floyd W. Tomkins, Jr. rector. Holy
communion, TO- morning service aud sermon,
lO45; :. 5, 2:i5 p. M; service and address,
3:so; confirmation address. Z; evening service
and sermon, 1880.
ST. JAMES Broadway Holy communion, 10;
morning sermon, le:S5; 4. s., 3: evening sermon
1880. with sermon by Rev. Walter l.. Lott OF
Jamaica Plaini subject, "What is 1t 10 be Re
lgiousT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-23

Miss Beatrice Harraden, tho famous au
thor OF ships That Pass In the Night"
J. still in California. she has written a
story Of this country, too soon to DO pub.
lished. 1t Is a Californian tala
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Methodist.

ASBURY MEMoRIAI--John l.. Pitner pastor
will preach At l0:s5 m, and lecture at 1880 m ,
subject, Some Peoples
PRIMlTIVE-Corner Smith and Ruggles streets
Preaching at 10 80 a m. by the pastor; \, s. u m
Y. p. w. L., 6;ib p. M evangelistic meeting led
by praying band Of Y. NJ. q. A., 2 p. m. Every
body welcome.
TRINITY. VI. Tsber the pastor. breaches nj
10;45 a. m. and 7;S0 p. m; 5. g.. i1:1b; r. L.
union meeting at Chestnut street, 8 p. m.
HOPE SrREkT-Rev. +, c. Baker will preach at
l0i45 a. m; 5. s., l2:6 T.. l., 6;i6; lecture at 80
TABERNACLE-J. A. Rood, pastor. Preaching at
lo5b; : 3, l2ilS; Il. l.. at6 an evening by the
young men at :.
CHESTNUT sTREET-Preaching by Rev w. s.
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Free Baptist.

ELMWooD AVENUE-Preaohing by Rev J. b
Jordan, l0;ij; 5. >, 12;l5; J. e., $3.50; c. f., 90
evening. 1880.
NEW JERUSALEM-Trinity square, Rev. w. c.
Hay. sermon l0;i5, The Doctrine of Jesus";
s D., IL; chapel ser, ice, T. All invited.
ROGER WILLIAMS Rev. j. Malvern pastor
Preaching, i0:45 and 80; \. g, i2;15; j. r. 0; G.
r., 6;s0i special musical program in the evening
PARK sTREET-Free seats; Ernest Wesley pas
tor. lO:l5 a. m, IA Contrast; l2:lj p. Ia, = $;
$40, A. G. r.; 1880. waters OF Life"
PLAlNFIELD STREET. Preaching az IL a. m
:. 3, 1880 p. m j. r., 4;s0 p. m; Y. P. s. C. e.
bp. m.i evening service, p. m.
PETTIS AVENUE CHAPEL--s s3pm.
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Famous ShOerS
Set the pace for low prices for quality,
style and perfect fitting.
OUR SPECIAL PRICES
THIS WEEK.

$40 pairs OF Ladies' Dopgola
Oxford Ties, a fine easy shoe
for housewear. This shoe
was made to sell for s1.25 and
sl.50.
Ladies' Dongola Button and
Lace Boots, opera and
common sense Lasts price
was $3.50.
Ladies' French-flnish Dom
COLA Button Boots, i'm COM
mon sense and opera toe,
sizes 2l5 to z, usual price
S1.75.
Ladies' English Walking
Boots. made from fine
Vici Kid, Goodyear welt,
patent calf tip, sizes 2I5 to s,
A TO ZEE wide, sold elsewhere
for $3.50.
Ladies' Seal. Goat and vici
Kid, button and lace boots,
common sense and opera
toe, also razor toe, sizes
21l 20 s, never sold less
than $3.50.
Mems Calf, Lace and Con-
gress Shoes, Goodyear welt
and hand-scwed, price was
$500 and $3.50.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

In order 10 facilitate the publication OF th.
announcements of Sunday services and do
justice TO all interested Ia their publication.
The News, In future, will print on saturday
afternoon notices received before u m. the
previous evening. Such notices should b.
limited to hree lines each, and FIVE CENTS
LINE I'LL be charged for every line over three,
but no charges will be made for announce
ments 10 the amount OF three lines.
Baptist.
BRANCH AVENUE. Butterworth, pastor
Preaching 10 s5 a. m and p m; II. \. l. 10. Y.
y. M. 6;i5. Seats free.
UNIoN-Preschin ing at 10 .45 n. m and $50 p m, by
Rev James X. Ever; sunday school HiSi " r.
FRIENDSHIP sTREET-worship io:a5 and z 80;
Mr.. Holyoke will preach; B. 3. 12:ibi Y. p. 5. O.
II. $3.50, evening subject. Almonds and Locusts ;;
p. D. series; soiolst. MISS Grace Cummings.
All welcome.
PAwrUxET-Pr Preaching .'The Four Anchors" I"
10:46; illustrated sermon, 1885, j. D.. l2:lbi j. q.
r., o; Y. y. 3. q. f., $3.50.
JEFFERSON sTREET-Preaohing. 1885; = g.,
i2l5; y. +. \. q. h., $3.50; song service and ser
pastor
STEWART sTREET-Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. Edwin Bromley, subject, 'The Angelic Face"
lO:46i \. =, R:lb; gospel concert 1880, sermon,
abundance; baptism after evening sermon
CRANSToN STREE preaching. 1880 a. m. =.
2:tS p M r. >, 9; ~ ei,o , p m; % preaching
fsS' ~ hiss iVhtNtu W ehV hoiNo P1Pf''s
mountaineering by the pastor, Rev. II. +.
Barnes, at 10;so; =. s., 1913; B. Y. p u, $3.50;
memorial service Of slocum Post, "a. A. X. nj
1880, singing by the Post quartet
DYER AVENUE CHAPEL-s. s., las p. m !
praise and social service, g.
BRoADWAY-Rev.J J. V. osterhout, pastor. s. S..
l0;to n M: preaching by pastor, y. m. praise
and social service. T.
CENTRAL-Rev. II. ID. An erson, ID. ID. pastor.
Public worship with preaching at lO;io M and
1850 ms y. \. at l2;l5i Y. y. NJ, 6ab.
D.. n n..l.l F.
worship with sermon at i0is5 and 1880: ;. s.,
l2:lo; " r. \. O. e., $3.50
PEARL ST.-Rev 4. IL. Tower will preach at 10 ;45
"Buildingup Zion"; $780, Powers that Help;
\. s., 1910.
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Miscellaneous.


BELL STREET CHAPEL--seats free. Service at
sp. m. discourse by the pastor, Rev. Anna Gar
lin Spencer upon ''The Public Schools OF Our
city and statebi s. 3. at 1880.
GOSPEL MIssiON-961 Manton avenue. Gospel
meeting at and p. IN. seats free. No coilee-
ton.
SUNDAY BREAKFAST MIssIoN-2si Canal
street. "Food for the Hungry" service; chalk
talk by T.. II. Corbett Seats Tor visitors
HEBREW MlssIoN-i50 North Main street.
speaking BY NJ gSidsess 9SsiT 70 HEBREW on
MISSION OF THE COMING KING-l32s
Broad street. Prayer. 1880 am, preaehin,g
siS m sy Elders sPsSSsr usIsams sns as''sHSi
RANDALL SQUARE MIssIoN--57 Gladstone
avenue. +. S., 2:45i preaching. by Rev. J. A.
Gardner, $3.50; prayer and conference 1885, all are
welcome.
THEosPHICAL soCIETY-i2s North Main street.
Public meeting at 1880, subject should We
Fear DeathP"
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsrs-Li Library Hall.
Olneyville square. =. B., Saturday, Up. IN. :
Bible study and social service, 3 p. m, ana sun
day, 1880 y. m.
Quoted in the Y. NJ @. A, Hall by the Rev. y.
Cunz TO commence a. 80 y. m all are invited
DOOR OF HOPE Is Cranston street; Gospel
wagon workers at 8 p. m revival service, 80.
LuTHERs CoRNERs--Preaching, II a. m, by
Mr.. Il. IA. Starr OF Brown Uniyersityi y. s., 12:l5
p. m; evening service,
PEOPLES EvANGELIcAL-Plain and Ashmont
streets, i. A. Hillery, pastor. Prayer, 81 :. s,
1850; preaching, 1;so; y p M, s. gosp el service
7:i5.
MUSIC HALL Services at $50 p. m, speaking by
Evangelist Thomas Rush Of Boston.
BETHANY MIssION-26 South Main street Ser
vice at and 7:i5 p m. speaking by Joel Bsssett,
Evangelist.
Y NJ c. A. -4:30. meeting for men only. God Speed
service for Acting Secretary seholheld con-
Quoted by associates in the work; meeting for
boys at s.i5. This evening, service at for all,
conducted by the Praying Band
BETHANY HoME--lii South Angel street Ser
vice at 4 o'clock p. M. All are welcome.
ALLEN CHAPEL, A streets 5. 4. II preaching by
Rev. James NJ Taber OF Trinity M, Il. Church,
2;45; Frederick Douglass memorial services by
Rev. l. W. Generette. 5:3;.
wAYLAND CHAPEL-south Angel street and
Wayand avenue. \. s. p. m; evening service,
1880, led by Prot George q. Wilson OF b. U.
FRENCH MISSION - stewart street Baptist
Church. corner Pond street Preaching every
Sunday at .. m. by Rev. Edouard Ramette,
pastor
BROAD STREET CHRISTIANS. g. at 1885
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

RIBBONS
For Fancy Work.
RIBBONS
For Millinery.
RIBBONS
For Dress Trimming.
All at less than cost of production.
Gros Grain Ribbons, Satin and Gros
Grain, Persian, Roman and Ores
den effects, III endless variety and
all widths.
Our Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons for
Fancy Work, while of superior
quality. are lower in price than the
inferior unreliable would-be Silk
goods advertised about town as
Ribbons, = in reality, only trans
parent strings.
BARGAINS IN
OSTRICH FEATHERS
AND BOAS.
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We shall commence on Friday of
this week a general Clearing Out Sale
of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and
Bonnets at Half Former Prices.
$50 Trimmed Velvet Hats, former
price $3.50 each, now 1924
100 Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, for
merly $3.50, now $275.
$50 Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, for
merly $3.50, now 1924.
A variety Of Evening and Theater
Hats and Children's Millinery at
same reduction.
FRENCH FELT HATS.
All of our French Felt Hats Black
and Colors, only new desirable shapes,
at 75c each. formerly SIPS each.
so dozen Trimmed Sailors and Walk
ing Hats at 25c each, former price 75c.
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Continued on Sixth Page)
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II s.
Your Money or Your Lifel
Il is a Case Of
" Stand and Deliver" Nothing Less"

When the chill blasts OF
December strike you like a
keen-edged knife, it is enough
to make your very marrow
CULVER. Why not protect
yourself against the insidious
cold that will creep in and sap
the wellsprings of your health,
when by a tritling outlay you
may perhaps prolong a useful
life. Which is more danger
Gus, Ito be held up and rob
bed, or to take chances to con-
tract a fatal disease ? Yet you
will use all precautions against
the footpad, and carelessly ex-
pose your precious health to
every chance wind from the
icy confines of old "Boreas.
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VIM. Frank & Co.
1873 Chapel st.

While most of the stores are trying
to sell goods with big profit before
Christmas, we come to you with our
great
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Then Admiral ring md Other ON
GERS Killed Thcmseiv.s.

Then Admiral Ting md Other ON
GERS Killed Themselves.
Yokohama. Feb. IAN official dis
patch from Wei Hal Wei bearing date
OF February 10. was received here. 1t
states that in response to the ofter
made by Admiral Ting. the Chinese
naval commander to surrender his ves-
sells IL conditions OF amnesty were
granted, Admiral Ito. commander OF
the japanese forces, demanded that tho
the naval stores be thrown over this
Wednesday, morning Tho Chinese
messenger, who conveyed this demand,
returned to Admiral Ito and Informed
him that Admiral Ting had committed
suicide ON the night OF February ~. and
that his responsibility had been trans
ferrer 10 Captain Mcclure, formerly
the master OF British merchant YES
sell who had been appointed by the
Chinese government us assistant 10
Admiral Ting, Admiral Ito. ut the
time the dispatch was sent, was con-
furrlng with Capt. Mcclure.
dispatch dated February II, from
Field Marshal Oyhma, who In In COM
mand of the Japanese military forces
nt Wei Hal Wei, announces the COM
plete surrender OF the Chinese ON land
and sea. He also announces thut Adj
miral Ting ana two other officers COM
mittcd suicide after addressing a letter
from the Chinese flagship accepting the
Japanese demands.
The ChinCae soldiers garrisoning the
forts ON the island OF I.iu kung Tao,
the last OF the dofonses OF Wei Hal
Wei, are holding out against the Jap
anesc, ana the sailors OF the Chinese
ileet Were 10 be taken beyond tho Jap
anse lines and liberated. while the cap
turcd officers and foreigners viii be
conveyed away by ship before they are
given their liberty.
dispatch from Gen. Nodsu, com
mRnder OF tho first Japanese army In
Minchurla, dated February 10, says
that 1900 Chinese with twelve guns.
attacked Hal Cheng from the Lao
Yang. New Chang and Iinkao roads.
They were repulsed, leaving over 100
dead. The Japanese loss was five
Killed or wounded,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Austin. Tex. Feb. l7.--on Friday on
Il motion to adjourn tho house untn
10 o'clock the next day Hon. j. X.
Cough voted no and had spread upon
the Journal the following assignment
OF reasons.
1--WE have been In Heaslon thirty mine
days, at an expense to Che Taxpayers
OF about forty-hyo thousand dollars
for the house OF representatives oulJ
In return OF which we have passed
eight senate bills and four house bllia.
one of the twelve bills passed pro-
vldcd for the pay of members and
employees, onp for the contingent ex-
ponBes OF che Legislature, one author
lied railroad company 70 buy up
other lines OF road. one extended the
time of railroad companies to comply
with their charter or the other eight
bills passed iive are local billB ana
three are bills of general interest. The
cost of each OF the three bills passed
IN which the public IN Interested "
fifteen thousand dollars for the lower
house only, All four house bills final
ly passed by both houses are local
bila We have been holding one ees-
sion OF about two and one-half hours
each day. We have upon our deaks
several hundred bills reported by COM
mittees, and we never VIII be able 10
consider one half OF them. In the face
Of this record tho house pcraisH In
refusing TO hold but one session a day.
II may be that some committee should
meet, but as nearly all the committee
work IL already done I think the re-
mainder could be done at night. 1
therefore protein against this method
OF either continuing tho session an un-
usually length OF time or OF leaving
matters Of Importance 10 tho public
unconsldored, therefore favor and
shall continue to favor an afternoon
pessionn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Denton, Tex, Feb, i7.--Mnrch 10 has
been determined upon MS the day on
which the prohibition question will be
disposed OF and already the contest
wakes warm,
The pros met yesterday and organ
i2ed an auxiliary committee and ar
ranged another meetin- for Monday
afternoon for further plans.
About twenty-five OF the anti crow
met al the office OF Denton attorney
and organized an executive or cam
paign committee. j. w, JaRoe was
elected chairman. and plans were made
for n vigorous fight.
After venting MI possible spleen upon
the henda or the opposition and the
like, the meeting adjourned.
James II. Davenport has withdrawn
from the race for city marshal.
Captain Proc Mounts IL candidate
for the ofiice OF city attorney, with
nattoring prospects OF election.