El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-05
Cut roses at 22O Hill Street.

For RENT-Furnished front room,
GIL North Oregon St.
ROsES-At Weston's Rose garden,
San Antonio street. soc per doz.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms.
Enquire at 600 North Stanton street.
You will never regret it if you go to
Chopin Hall tonight to hear one of the
finest lectures.
Fifty car loads day are now being
sent to the front by the Corra!ltos Con-
structiOn company.
Ask those who have heard DR.. Steel,
and act on their opinion as regards go
ing to hearing him tonight in Chopin
Hall, at $50.
La Nina Maria. infant daughter OF
Collector Flores of the PalOmas custom
house, was baptized last Sunday, Col
lector Bauche of Juarez and wife stood
as God parents.
Barber shop and bath house, thor
oughly first class, and by far the best
and handSOmest place in FL Pa5o. u.
w. Morrow, Morehouse block, Oregon
street, near pOstOtflce.
The troops at Fort Bliss are willing
to take part in the fire convention
parade, aud the colonel commanding
would like to have the local manage
ment let him know just what is want
ed of the troops.
Magdeleno Calderon still remains in
the Juarez carcel, and inquiry does not
develop the slightest Information as to
when he will get out. Mr.. Caldero n
is having a glorious opportunity to
learn what patience is, through prac-
tical experience.
DIR. Samaniego's horse ran away with
him the other day near the river, and
ditched the buggy. The doctor was
thrown out and his forehead was bark
60 by the broken Spokes of one of the
buggy wheels, but fortunately he re-
celved no serious injury.
For account of the International Con-
vention of the Young Peoples Society
of Christian EndeavOr at San Francisco
in July next, the Southern Pacific an
nounce rate of $40 for the trip Ell
Paso to San Francisco and return. An
nouncement5 as to dates OF sale, limits,
etc., will be made later.
The two new engines for the Cora
litos road are at Fort Worth, and will
be in town the last of the week. They
will be fred up a. the L. & 2. shops in
this city, and run over the Bravo with
their own steam. The surfacing gang
at the front is now close behind the
track layers, under the direction OF
Contractors Summer & Leman.
In the matter of hauling large trains
over the river, Mr.. Comfort, of the
Central, says that when he was in
charge over there, he had at one time
a big consolidated engine that hauled
over at once 10S loaded cars. The
train was so long that while the en-
oine was at the Juarez custom house
crossing, the last car was leaving the
Santa Fe depot.
The annual report of Rector Martin
| of ST. Clements church shows thai
during the past twelve months, the
baptisms numb cred 26; conirma
tons, u; marriages, "A; bur
ials. %. The present number OF com
municants of the parish is 2lo; total
communion aims, S15S.5O. The church
books balance at S2l5795; and there is
| 500 in cash on hand.
Mr.. O'Brien Moore, Washington
correspondent of the St Louis Repub-
| lie, has purchased the Daily and Week
| ly Gazette of Charleston, W. Va, and
will take charge of it as soon as he is
relieved by successor for the Repub-
| lie. Mr. Moore lived for years in Tex
as, where he has a large acquaintance
and a host of friends. Mr.. Moore has
several friends in Ell Paso who wish
him well in his new venture, but will
be ry to loose his bright correspond
euce in the St. Louis Republic.