The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

DATE or SALE FIXED The date Of
sale for selling p,ope.tv 20 which the
city lods deeds under raE judgments has
been .ye1 70. --ue,day commencing at
q" q. 3D., ana from ra8' time ou. The safe
N..I He .uHHP Ir f4~ Huabse committee at
i1r city offices 8E1 the property VIII he
sod io the highest h.'der
wcRoEEY ADMITTED TO BAII4-Ru,
FMS McCroroy, charged Villa the killing Of
Joseph johnson and Indicted by the grand
jury was given bail yesterday by Judge
/ GL'aspie I'll bail bond was liked at $500,
which was given N"as-s Ih8p super. IT,.
George Bauss aHd G. y Eisoa becoming
rurfics Ola tae bond my his appearance a
the next term ~ he criminal district court
( for Harris county.
40 VERDICT EENCHED.-The jury In
the case o. Ton seDc-, charged with muir
der. aod ou trial 10 the criminal district
court 10 this county, on change Of venue
. from Waller cGguty. were given the case
I yesterday oti'gun.n ~ $50 O'Clock, AfirF
considering IL t0r SIX and a half hours
/ The lavf came into court inst before mid
[ blEar and reported tuat II could NOT agree
I on verdict. The defendant heiug present
vita hits arrur-UFs and cUaFcntlpg, tue jury
waF discharged from further consideration
( o. the case ana tho cause continued uilh
the next term q the court
SILVER wEpplNG,--Mr, and Mrs
W. Z Clayton, who resides az the coruer
! OF Jackson and Walker streets, were given
q surprise rartv on Friday evening" tte
/ orca- sion balu. the twenty-hfth anni fersarf
/ Of their welding The affair was gotten
/ Hp as a surprise 20 them by their d1usG-
( ters Misses Anna and Eu'a CLAYTON 4
number ~ IN" members ~ the WON n 3
Keller Corps, on which Mrs. l4aLtoh rs 2
member, were present and the hoSt Hnt
he mol
Z remrmbFRuceg MFR Clayton Is nrst cousin
( OF Hon, Powell Clayton, minlster 20 MeAl-
! co.
PROF. DOYLE AND ms SINGING -
Prof D NJ. Doyle Of La Grange, who IS 70
have charge Of the singing az the revival
| services az the Mckee Street Methodist
| Episcopal church, South. which begun to-
day, arrived IN thls city last evening. A
! special choir has been organized for these
I services aud goolly number Of trained
voices added u the regular choir. me
choir has been pracUrlng regularly Tor the
Past week or ten days. Prof. Doyle met
with this choir for the nrSt time last even
lng. lie was surprised 40 the WORK that
had been done. and the proficiency attained
by toe choir and expressed himself as high-
~ pleased with the condition OF AFFAIRS so
fer the singing fnI t4f ~ FNicFs Is on
cerned, and SAYS that the people can feel
assured Of good music and singing a. the
meetings "a he held Prof. Doyle viii e
main during the entire meeting. which viii
probably continue for three weeks.
ABOUT THE Y. NJ. c. A.--(ieneral Sec
Rotary Klncaide expected fully 20 have
everything In readiness 70 entertain th'
! members - the Young Men's Christian AS
soeiariou At the new temporary quarter
Inst night but delay on some Of the worl
prevented, The electric lights are In, IA,
locker room completed and the baths sl,
probably be ready for use Tuesday O
Q Wednesday. The other rooms will be read
! for use ~ Tuesday. The Hght viii b,
y taruei on Monday night and the member
+ are requested to come iu and make iBspeo
q tor. The secretary VIII be found Ia hi
Office. These new quarters Will be so,is,
and HorV satisfactory In ether particular