The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-11

bIr or GOTHAM.
An uptown merchant
I,er,d wagon that small, boys
,hrow stones at. and grown
"a, ike to. The sides are
bright mirrors. On ua.n
ra",,Jye enough. hut N NV
ns naInful as gazing h,!ec'iy
a. I"om ia catch a glimpse
h newspapers here arc now
b,cycle casualties reported
day. The department. Is
h,y. and there's every mu lea
,n,ropolis viii reap Il he,,ei
n the wheel In me ,o"s i""
nuld OH, Of n plague.
What struck the pubic.
photographer today, "b'' my
gone all 10 pieces. th'nk
he bicycle mania. ON sunday
I could always count on
sniy couples coming IN Tor
Nav n half n dozen show
sunposc the young ncopic
No country on their wheels.
them, no doubt put ''s
Acn TO walk up Third avenue
I'm night and observe a man
ma doorway of a market or
don't get frightened. Walk
nd YOU will see many an
r6e men are mostly ltal-
yerctable stands IN front
An Tho doorways OF winch
The policeman dare not
unless they snorc - loud
Hhe tenants in the flats above
prc,cher PROPOSES to follow
m, by Bishop Potter last
bhe East side. He mas de
Hart a palace of delight" III
I'd where auarchiois are SAID
ti,s method of converting
on,,osed TO both church and
AXE his subjects more cheer
cntel. As contcntmcnt ana
not exist simultaneously IN
tho GOOD 'nan has evidently
arI vacation task for h''n-
Re Gran Of The reorganizcd
y. Schoeffcl & Grau, limited.
be. has scni word iliat he has
securing the important oper-
Of last season. The artists
son will be the same as last.
ceptions. the most notable
k.urel The schedules OF the
operate firm have been
show large debts and small
10 long as metropolitan mill
wiltlng ia back these pun
Expensive amusement. ius, so
Metropolitan keep open HOUSE
ce Of tho keen activity OF
ire awaiting for something to
J was afforded today by the
BIZ a man who accidentally
pocket knife onto the grating
ar which extends out under
rect sidewalk. lie was III "A
Anld nu, apply at one. for the
his property When he d.i 81
OF tho exchange he found
Sgcr had forestailcd aim. Inc
II told the employees That ne
a knife mo the cellar. As ne
bninutely. the attendants gave
He probably saw the owner
didn't miss tho golden OBJ
rer approach to paradise on
there be to the American
han to possess on the Fourth
lunch of iirocrackers seventy
containing 10000 crackers?
fairy story, 1t is really ANA
3nch lunches of crackers ;pe
New York. and they cost otily
|h. From the 10000 bunch tor
b range of size and price hovu
= cents per huncn. Bunches oi
tih S.15. and n string OF ln.vW
These are expensive goods,
|hrecrackcrs are AS cheap a.
bgh the al vaiorcm duty on
y ruined their quality.
Jed an open car on Broadway
nan. After clbowing the youths
le until she settled down firmly
IS seat, she drew out silver
|se from the little Joker hang
Ter sirdie and pulled forth Il
IN" man seated in front OF
fling cigar. She touched him
e shoulders. and said. Par
ut may | irouhle you for n
-Tnn h3nncd h.r mis- cigar.
away with evident enjoyment
minutes, ,hon, turning TO hcr
|ighbor, she remarked: These
Y" a great comfort To women
He blishinrly replied that
thsy were. Aud so they are
tO-AMERICAN FAIR.
Texas. July 9,-T'he Afro Amer
lair project. to be held al
pgust 2,-2a. is meeting with gen
Ial by the coiored people here