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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
Recortamoa de un colega peninsular

"En uro de los primeros correos del
mes de Febrero saldra para Cuba TODD ell
material necesario para instalar veinte
estaciones 6pticas con los aparatos nece-
sarios para trasmitir dia noche. Hay
actualmente en- la isla otras veinte, y las
cuarenta que resultaran antes de fines de
Febrero pueden ser servidas, dos hom-
bres por cada una, por el personal de la
compafia que enbarco fines de Diciem
bre. A pasar de esto, en- el battalion de
Tel6grafos So esta organizando otra com
pafifa 6ptica en- reemplazo de la que mar.
ch6 en- Diciembre, y que era la 1nica espe
cialista en- ell battalion; va muy adelantada
la instruction, que es naturalmente diff
Gil y delicada;y cuando eea instruction
sea satiRfactoria, saldrs la compahfa para
Cuba"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
Ell plato del dia en- esta Capital es

Ell plato del dia en- eeta Capital es el
cisma Que Sc ha producido entire el ele'
mento unconditional q consecuencia de la
traslaci6n Cuba del seffor Areal, jefe
del negociado de Goborna ci6n del Gobier-
no General, pues segun parece, SO han di
vido las opiniones en- dos baTdos, que sc
dice extreman sus inhuencias aQu1 en-
Madrid con deseos encOntrRdos.
Segtln rumores, parece tambi6n que
desde AQostO Setiembre del af1o pasadC
SO iudic6 con insistencla al Mlnlstro de
Ultremar DOR eli jefe del partido cltado
auuf, Ia necesidad imperiosa de que cesa'
ge el sefior Araal en- aus funci0nes, pero
que en- los primeros momentos no alcanzo
Ia petici6n decidido apoyo del Gobernador,
v las cosas quedaron aplazadas.
Dicesa asi mismo que el General GA
mir comoct6 en- breUe e5 terreao Que p9sdbg;
que examinaba p0r 81 rnlsno los aauntos
antes de flrn1arlos Y degvi6, con su estre
mazda habilidad, ell GAUGE p0r dOnde man
samonte corrfan ciertas cuestlonee guber
nay1autales que CrearOn extraordlnarlos
prestigios que dieron lugar a preponde-
rancias que consider6 perjudiciaIes cierta
parte del partido que aprovecha las ven
tajas del pcder.
VilIar, persona quien pa 1e co11slderaba
de cara ctAr I'm tanto d6bi bonach0n,
disDuesto eisnpro trapsaccion8s CON los
nr0hov7,bYse dc su paqtido, esta dem0stran-
do O., c6t3 asunto tanta frmeza y energ{a
que ha dado motive para Que SO olga que
deia atras don Pablo Ubarri, y que haca
ese asunto question do gabinete CON estas
lac6nicaa fEascs: "ATeOL o co."
E:n nueetra calidad de ecOs imparcla-
les de Ia opi1i6n y sin poner nj guitar rey.
hemos do 0ecir que la innensa mayo
ria de las personals con quienes henos ha
blado, cue no son pocas, desean que el SO
for Villar resu}to vencodor. Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Para la Prebsnda de Media Raci6n de
la iglesia Metropolitana de Manila ha sido
nombrado don Jose Chanco y Reyes, Me-
dio Racionero de la iglesia de Puerto Rico
y pare la vacante que este deja SO nonbra
al Pbro don Mariana Mola Gallego.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Han sido electos Consejeros del Banco
Espaf1ol de Puerto Rico, los Sree. don Ri,
cardo Alfonso, don Angel Vasconi y don
Eulogio Rivera, 6ste dltimo reelecto. Y
suplente don Jaime Comas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
R0CTllR DON GERONIMO RIseAL

~ plCO ClKU1ANO -Pfocedente de la
isla de Cuba donde ha ejercdo durante 10 amos en-
is hospltales del pals, ofrece al pdblico en- ene
raj, espec almente rara las Intermediates de las mu.
leres de los q nos ernamente recibe ordenes en-
el HOTEL DE FRANCIA Gale de la Fortaleza Is de
sAa Dc "a tasds, Gratis para lQs Popsss, Id
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Tenemos en- cartera para publicarloa
en- estos dias, varios trabajos interesant1
mos. No 10 hemos hecho aver nj hoy por
falta material de espacio Estamos abruma'
dos de originates de actualidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
Cotizaciones de giros y efectos pub

Cotizaciones de giros y efectos publ.
cos hoy.
E.oadrss. ......... DIV 1924 1871
Ii .......... so div 7-274 a 1924
Paris. .................47 a 48pS
Madrid Barcelona. .22 4 23pS
Provincias. ......... ....23a24p
New ork k.............51a 52pS
Habana. ....... .......42 43 pS
Aceiones del Banco Es-
pRfiol. $95 cada una
Acoiones del Banco Te-
rritorial Agrfcola. $40 GU
60 diYidendo pagado
Tdaua del Banco Popular.
6cciedad an6nima de Luz Elec-
C6Gulas hipotecarias del Banco
Ter ritorial Agricola.. primera
emission & ID amos $91; segunda
ideIn 20 idem $45, tercera idem
20 i'd. SO, cuarts i'd. q 12 i'd. 464
NOTA:-Se han vendido hoy accio-
ne5 del Banco Es paf1ol 95 pesos cada una
dividendo vencido 81 de Diciembre de 1895
4 favor del comprador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

So cotiza cafe en- esta Ciudad por ex
tramoa de classes de d & ~ pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
q EMETAL URGIAS
0l.I,iEU1U YC0NSTRUCCIONEs
Establecida en- Vize

EstabIecida Vzcaya (Bilbao.)
Recomier a esp cialmente las fun
6iciopes hac endas les productos de la
unisna FOR su eolidez, utilidad baratu-
ra.-Sus unicos gentes en- Puerto -Rico.-
BoLs0ar, Arrazo C.a-Tetuan 21. 15-11
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Aver se vendieron en- competencia en-
esta Capital 20l sacos sz1car de "a de la
hacienda "Monte Grando" q pesos rs
centavos paeste en- la. .estaci6n de GAMBIA
lache, comprados por Lopez Villan1il y
ComDafffa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Los empleadoe del Municipio han ob
sequiado hoy con un preaente, por ser GUS
dias, su digno jefe don Matias Ledesna.
Esto demuestra 81 afeoto qu5 10 tienen sus
subordinados. Tambien nosotros enviamos
nuestras falicitaciones al eefior Lsdesna,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
InAE afIKA--

josef SiLxA.-TETUAN 37.--Gi-
s islas poF MEMORIES de Is pesos ,r
sol las pazas prncpales de Fancia Alemsna Austria B
Ss a4snda a Dlnamarea Bugars Russia suecla Noruegs
AIgsa kgpto sra Tfnsz sobrs NsYork, santo Domin-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
LAS TULLERlAS HOTEL Y REsTAI

LAS TULLERIAS HOTEL Y REsTAU.
RANI.-San Justo 10.-San Juan Puerto
Ric" -Restaurado recientemente este es.
tabse cimiepto puede ofrecer Ia mayor CO.
nosiidad los viagaros y al ptblico en- se-
peral Gu nta con personal inteligente y
u: nuevo ltfe de cocina que ha demostra-
do su compe tancia en- muchos estableci-
nientos de este fndo'e en- la Habana en-
sta Capital Su conocimianto del ramo
esta feconccido generalments y merece la
apr1bacio de las psrsc mas de gusto que
ene1entran siempTe en- LAS TULLERIAS
todo cuanto puedan desear. Sc admiten
abonados. So sirve q la carta. 15-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

El conserje del s'Circulo de Amigos
guarda algunos paraguas y bastones que
SO quedaron all1 la noche del bale. Pue.
den sus d1ef1os pasar recojerlos'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

lllIMPORTANTE!!!- - Hay constants
existencia de pi=zas de repuosto de todas
classes, SOLO PARA MAQUIEAs NAUMANN.
Agentes generates para toda la Isla:
SOBRINOS DE ARMAS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
Saouu sc decfa anoche, no tiena al al

canoe que Qaiso dArsele las palabras pro
nunciadas por el sefior Concas en- ell Con-
greso Geografico de Madrid, SO atribu
yeron ofensivas al gobierno norte ameri-
cano. Asiplo dice la prensa ministerial El
Sr Concaa tambi5n ha negado habsr queri
d" injuriar los yankees El miniatro norte
americana Sc ha dado por satisf, cho con
eetas declaraciones.
III vapor espatiol "Manuela" cargo er
este puerto para la Habana y escalas lso
saeos con II, ,80l kSlos cafe y 40 sacos de
nai2 El espahol 'Oataluha" tambi6n car
g6 para le Habana SEQ sacQa con 1e, IA
kiloa cate,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Dfcese que la guerra de Cuba ha to-
mado en- estos 1ltimos dfas caractsr de
extraordinaria activfdad, siempre favora-
BILE nuestras tropas. Las partidas de Ma
ximo Gomez Maceo pretenden unirse pa
ra internarse en- la Ci6naga de Zapata
han sido batidas. Los encuentros mas re-
hidos de estos dias han tenido lugar en-
San Marcos, Jaruco, Zenea, aalvez, lac
Lajas, Vijia y las Lomas. El ntimero de
bajas que han sufrido los rebeldes 90 YER
daderamente extraordinario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT IRGLATERRA."

I6CTsesN eSq1S7ET q CTWZ
Hospedaje con comidas, desde DOS
pesos en adelante.
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Dfcese que on Madrid tambi6n ha cir
culado con detalles la muerte de Antonio
Maceo. Pero no 10 coDfrma' ningun par
te Official Los peri6dicos separatistas de
Nueva-York dicen que ha muerto en- eI
presidio de Ceuta don Juan 4ualberto Go.
mez. El coronel Cascajares ha ascendido
general do hriOada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

De C4guas nos escrib3n: "En Ia 80
mana Ultima ha habido dos robos con eg-
ca'ami8nto en- las casas de comercio de- los
sehores don Jose Mufiez don Gregorio
Garcia, radicadas on los barrios dc Tomas
dc Castro Boriaquen respectivamente y
varios robos. de reses diferentas personals.
T niendo conocimiento dc atos b chos oil
cabo de la guardia civil do este pu sto Sc
nor rrano, con La actividad de siempre
procedi6 la correspondence averiguaci6n
an union de los guardias Pedro Rsvuelta,
Juan LEON Agudo, Salvador Rodriguex =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
P,ABQN RIVERA (sUoEsoR DE

Surtido quiIcenalmente meorado Mercancas, Fe,
rreteria Qnineala. Operaciopes al contado. Ad-
mite ventas en- comision un tanto por ciento l5-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Acaban dc L. cirncs que esta tarde SO
ha caifo 1el b 1c6n De una casa de la caIle
dt3 la Cruz, egquina q San Sabasti an, una
nifia corno de 10 Il IL aflos do edad su
frieado golpas que IL mantienen en- estado
de gFavedad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
HOTEL Y RESTAURANT La Catalina

NU1E[ Z RESIAUKANT La Cdt090H0
San Francisco Sc = Luna 39.-Buena me
ga buen servioio' habitacionea espacio-
sas y ventiladaa. Conaidas La oarta des
dc las 9 de Ia rnahana hasta las doce de
la noohe. Hogpedaje complete desde $3.50
en- adelante. Excalentes pasteles y halla
cas- todos los sabadoa Y domingos. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

I'll importante destino para Ell que ha
sido rsonbrado on Coba don Leoncio Areal
es ei mi mo qua t1%sav2r+ ID Ell c6lebraase
flor O3eiza, quo per un irnportante desfel
CO se enc:2@ ntra cumpiiando 15 af1os de
preside Ell C.uta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
CHURCH WEDDING.

ON the afternoon Of Easter Monday, In
Christ church. Miss Alice Jewell Fullwood,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Full
wood was married 20 Mr.. William c. Dom
nelly by the rector of the church. Rev. H.
II. AYES. The procession came up the aisle
with the ushers, Mossrs II. Il. l.. Ricketts,.
w. T.. Livinggood and Fred Krone. leading.
next came the maid OF honor. Miss Gene
We've Lawlor. then the bride with her
father followed by the brides maid ana the
brides mother. with MIR Charles Hunter.
The bridegroom and best man, Mr.. Philil
Holmes. awaited the bride AZ the charccl
The brides gown was of cream satin, Louis
XIV style. with long veil fastened to tho
head with single Easter lily and Il cor
sage bouquet of natural orange blossoms.
The maid of honor ana bridesmaid wo "a
white orPandie. ana all the attendants
carried Easter lilies After the marriage
the party and friends adjourned to the
parIors Of the Capitol hotel, where II re
cepton was held and dainty viands We're
served MIR. and Mrs. Donnely left at $50
for Cumberland Md, Their future home.
y number of guests attended the recep-
ton, at which the bride, who has very
fine soprano voice, sang two ballads. MAJ
sic on violin and piano continued through
out the reception
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AS THEY COME AND GO.

| Miss Carrlli who has been visiting rela-
,ives IN Dallas, has returned home,
| Miss Hartman, editor OF The Fad, n
charming little weekly budget OF society
ana other gossip, was In the city last week
Mrs. a. c. Mcdaniel. formerly Miss Viz
gle Gibbs, IL In the city. visiting Mrs. Jen-
ME NJ Burton, 2io6 Travis street.
MIR and Mrs, George Epson of San An
tonic passed through the city Wednesday
evening OH their wedding trip. On their
return they will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. u. Fitzgerald 1913 Texas avenue.
Mrs. James McGrath OF Huntsville is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Benibb. 1902
i;el gyanne
Miss Emma l.. Kelly Of the Kansas CITY
Star is IN the city.
Mrs. Sue Jrrvis Of Qulntana and Mrs.
Bette bingham of Juliffe station were Wis
ting relatives In the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Mandslbnum Of Lit
tic Rock, Ark, are visiting the family of
Mr.. H. n. Brown 70s Hamilton street.
Mrs. A. Deutschner Of Columbia liz In tho
city visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs. r.
y. Nussbaum.
Mrs j. II: Smith Of Groveton. a niece Of
General 4. L. Rosser. Ii visiting Mrs. ~.
II. Bauer. at the Lawlor hotel.
Miss Elmire Kattache. who has been
spending several weeks most pleasantly
with friends. has returned and has as her
guest. Miss Bonham OF Austin. at the res
idence OF her mother. Mrs. kattaohe. 1907
Travis street.
Mrs r. ]. Leverton OF Atlanta. Ga. r. In
the city visiting her parents. Or. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Arnold, and her sister. Mrs. u, "
Grinstesd.
Miss Lucy Latham expects TO leave this
week for Kerrviile TO visit Mrs. G. NJ Ma
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WHAT HE HAS DONE FOR WELL.
KNOWN PEOPLE.
READ WHAT THEY SAY
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CURED by TIE USE OF HIS
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PELLETS.
Druggists Say the People Are Asking for
Munyon's Improved Homeopathic
Remedies and win Have
Nothing Else.

Major J.. II. Gallagher. Secretary Mu-
tuai Building ana Loan association.
Houston. Texas. says. More than thirty
Years ago | contracted rheumatism in
the war. and have been a sufferer from
that painful disease ever since. Only
those who have experienced the tortures
of Rheumatism can appreciate the JOY
ui nnuinR relief from the overwhelming
agony the victim cndaires | tried many
remedies, but with only temporary case.
J have just tried a bottle OF Annyon's
rheumatism Cure aud am extremely
gratiliod with the results II has been
wonderfully effective in removing my
lains' ana l cheerfully recommend the
cure TO an Rheumatic sufferers"
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never fails
70 felicvo ~ ! to 2 hours. and cures In u
few days Price, 2ac
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure posltiyely
cures all forms of indigestion and stomach
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Munyon's Cold cure prevents puoumo.
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Price. SIC
Munyon's Cough cure stops coughs, might
sw.ats, allnya soreness and speedily heals
Munyon's Kidney cure snccdly cures
pains In the back loins or sruins and ali
forms OF kidney disease Price, 25c
Muuyon's Nerve rnr. II aus urryonsursa
and builds up the system Price. e5r.
MUNYON'S Catarrh Remedies. never fail
ihe nNtarrh Cure price 2sc eradicaics
NV hiNfts' from tDe system ana the
tatarrh Tnhlets-price 25c cleanse and
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MUNYON'S Headache cure stops head.
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Munyon : BLOOD Cure eradicates all Inn
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MunNn's Nitrlizer restores los. powers
lan
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all druggists, 25c "A bottle
icrsongl letters TO Professor Munyon.
lh'n Arch street PHILADELPHIA. Pa. nm
siwcied with free medical advice for any
disease. '
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
AMONG CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

There was no quorum at the Faith Home
meeting Tuesday, but some reports were
made. Thanks arc duo the Ladies Morn
ing Whist club for a complete summer
outfit of clothing for the children al the
home. the result OF the weekly meetings
during Lent. when sewing was substituted
for cards and gifts of material for prizes.
Miss Alison OF New York. who visited
Mrs. Berry Camp last year, aided by her
mother. sent 10 Mrs. Charles s. House By
express for the home. full supply of
dainty garments. the fruits OF Lenten In
diisiry Mrs. j. r. Brady VIII sell 10000
bricks to the association for 80 thousand.
The next meeting will be held Tuesday,
April q. at the usual place and time.
Thanks are hereby returned 10 tho Young
Mems Christian association for n license
to practice law before the bar OF the asso-
citation. which Is. of course, a strictly tenn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
TWO nOX PARTIES.

In Acknowledgement OF many courtc-
sizes extended to them IN common with
other Houston society ladies' Mrs. WIN. NJ.
Rice and Mrs O. II. Holt gave box parties
TO the Houston Quartctto clIb concert
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Rices party oc-
cupied the two lower boxes on the right
as one enters the theater and consisted OF
the hostess. Mrs Clement Rush Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. *. Dick. Mrs W. X. Hunt
ineton. Miss lille May Smith. Miss cleve-
land. Mr. l.. ]. Hall OF Colorado, cousin
OF Mr.. W NJ. Rice; Messrs. Philip Car
SON. Kinds kirkland and Ennis Cargill,
Mrs Hollis guests were Mrs. J. w. Wal
lace Of Warm Springs. Va, Mrs. o. A.
Seward OF Brennan, Mrs. Laura r. Sew
ard. Miss Carrie Clay and Mr.. Geo. Fergu-
son OF Michigan Both parties met after
the concert In the rooms OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Holt at the Capitol hotel. where dainty
viands were served.
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AN EASTER WEDDING.

Tho marriage OF Miss Mildred Caring
ton Hutcheson, daughter OF the Hon. J.
C. Hutoheson. NJ. G. for this district. 10
Mr.. Edward Muegge Of Houston. took
place Easter Monday In old historic 81.
Johns church, Washington. D. C.. tic
rector, Rev. Mackay Smith, officiating
Mrs. Hutchinson and three young sons.
Joe. Allen and Porter Hutcheson, preceded
the bridal party. which. to the measures
OF the Iohengrin bridal chorus, entered
tho church in the following order: The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
"THE LIGHT FANTASTIC"

There was a very pleasant impromptu
gathering Thursday evening al the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs William Barrett
on Mckinney avenue. Music and dancing
filled up the hours delightfully."- until after
midnight. Mr.. Milne OF New York. who
has a fine baritone voice. sung several bal
Compartment by Mr.. Hampstead. Those
present were Mrs A. G. Mcdaniel OF San
Antonio. Miss Anna Taylor. Miss Bolts.
Mill Gillian Brown, Miss Kate Morris, Miss
Craigen. Miss Lillian House. Messrs Milne,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
SAVED FROM DESTRUCTION.

This Is what happens when the kidneys
are rescued from inactivity by IIostetter's
Stomach Bitters. II they continue inactive
they are threatened with Bright's disease.
diabetes or somr other inaiady which
and rheumatic ailment and dyspepsia are
also conquered by this HtterS. which tsl
thorough and effective
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
>,>Soc!E F9%5u

Al, notes invitations or notices OF any
Sort Intended for Sundays Society Col
bmns should be addressed TO Society Ed
tor POST" 1918 Walker avenue, should be
A,rned by sendct's name and address ana
yhoul5 reach the Society Editor not later
han Friday afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
FROM GoETHE's DEDICATION TO
"FAUST."

Arain We comet Again we throng around
me!
Dim shadowy visions of my boyhoods
dream.
k,uI shall bless as then your spell that
bound me.
SIN bend to mis.s and vapors as ye
| seem?
Nearer ye come! yield me as yc found
| me
In youth. your worshiper-and as the
stream
hi time that folds you in its magic wreaths
Flows by my lips, youths Joy my bosom
/ breathes.
khe near MAR off seems, the distant nigh,
Fine now dream. the past reality.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Scott of Corpu'
Christi have Issued cards 10 the tifteeuti
anniversary of their marriage on Monday
evening. April 20. AT their residence. Mrs
Scott was Miss ELLA Dickinson, and *
naive of this city. where she was marriec
ard where she mas many friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
AN EASTER GERMAN.

At the German given Friday night by
Professor Mook's senior dancing class, In
Assembly hall. the following persons were
present: Messrs. Harry Lidstono and
Browne Belts. leaders; Mr.. and Mrs. Pos
cay. MIR. and Mrs. A. T.. Lumn, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. c. Luinm. Mrs. DR. Powell. DR..
and Mrs. Smallwood. Mrs. w. II. Crank,
Misses Bowers of New Orleans. Spruil OF
San Antonio, Higgin Of Fort Worth, Bolts
Bryan, Sue Turner Jennie Wiggin. DAVIS.
Dwyer knight. Porter Gibbons. Taylor,
Cushman, Andrew, Lidstone. Pearl Will
Jams. Dunn, Powell, Burroughs, Ham
mond. Ross. Welch. Dcchori and Lizzie
Calvert, Camille Phelps, Mamie Spence
and Carrie Wiggin Messrs. McIlhenny,
Davis. Wilson, b. Huey. Dr. Foster. Bur
roughs. Ifeyck. kittrell. Kidd, I.umm,
Wright. West, Lea. Il. Giraud. Saunders,
Il. Huey. Bryan. DeLacy, Wall, Straton,
Hoffman. II. Brooks. l.. Brooks, Ransom,
Randlc. Norton. Dunn, r. johnson. Mag
gard, Henry Porter, Charles Wiggin. An
drew. Hobby. Bass, Arnold and Oliver.
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|
Mcfarland of Detroit, Mich. and Miss
Norris, late of Boston. Mass at the beau
| tiful home Of Mr. and Mrs Chew, 1906 Fan
min street. The house was perfect bower
OF fragrant flowers, chiefly roses The
| large square entrance hall, where Mrs
| Chew and her guests Of honor received the
visitors. presented by Mrs Robert s Col
| lins and Mrs. Rufus Cage was done in
pink roses that covered The large mantel
and stood in bowls aud vases on the tables
In great profuson. Three little Hehes.
Miss lrma Jones, Alice Baker and Alice
Mcfarland, took the cards in prottily dec
Grated baskets at the door. To the right
of the entrance IL the spacious parlor
,as'efully decorated in crimson roses and
southern sfnilax, which made a roof over
the punch table In the large square tower
window. and outlined the arch at its en-
trance. The mantel was banked with Grim
SON toses, and wherever resting place
could he found the queen of flowers held
possession dispensing fragrance and color
with rrodlcn hand. In the tower pre-
sided Miss Lula Bryan. Miss Dillingham;,
Miss l'olts and Miss Council. Other la
dies attending to callers in this room were
Mrs James A. Baker, Mrs. WIN. H. Crank.
Mrs. Ida X. Tyler, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. c.
Lomhardi, Mrs. j. w Zones. Mrs Morgan
N. Armistoad and Mrs. John Shrarn. 10
look from the gorgeous colcring of this
room into the pure pale green ana white
of tho dining room. through the broad
arrhway between was like CHANGING from
the warm luxuriance OF a tropical forest.
into the cool, sweet fr, sincs- of an Eng
lish garden in May. ON tho center of the
large dining table lay large mirror hold
ing tail vase fun of Easter lilies. white
and fragrant. Al alternate corners OF the
table We're baskets of white roses. maiden
hair fern and the ETHEREAL asparagus N.ne.
and tho oiher corners wcro adorned with
silver candclarra, tho white wax candles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12

Tho Ladies' Shakespeare club md
Wnman's Heading club held their MEETINGS
as usual The latter cluh postponed the
election Of officers untll next Wednesday.