The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20
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S srs past 1. all understanding aaa '''ls "
pair of trousers 'a.l q sss 4
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men What else vo sne intendst Y
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ne news has spread ~.
a aussF Il instance Of the .a s.s,s'
seem to prevail amonv :, s'uDei''Itia
o ont. Brokers who believe :, !, y sn
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s. tine s straw bail system !. H..
gated here professional So ! Ss'as y
,.r nenny are numerous. but i. =.
''rhey kicked when be -, w olsss
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s Mark Hofer was No. i is. y n0tsta
e"''efy' a professional ih is " 'As i
Tuesday was the H..
,,' In Brooklyn, and r., y \. =,
u.s., ,,s books that evening ,s -, s'''
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creek ere received was from 4. y
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u ; company, for si5s, cas- r Ih,oatln
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Wv, m' o,n the coming OF tn. 10, !,
tam o'Brien, chief Of the det.,,'' I. Z
expects to inaugurate sy,,s y
the city will be guarded b. M
as by day by men in plain y, NJ
the central office. This seryi,, \
dependent of the precinc, A.. =
.he recently appointed ward N.Y.
~ ,ne opinion of Captain c'p,,a
IT'S city the most perfect wet, vo'
protection ever known In any, e ~
and 1t is needed. :" an
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doomed in the metropolis. n, y
suardsmen have taken hold ia , I,
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ole, bicycle. hop, skip aud linn. I.
ana all manner Of exercise, Ar o,.'
the attention of the guard, resut, NJ |,
oids that rival the professional, X.
letic clubs, it is noticed ara ,a,, y.
forces from the ranks OF The su,I ,,
noasts OF more than one ,klpIp,
light.
The old time peace and .od
seems to have been supplanted k.r
commercial Interpretation Of T. rbs
vator boy, the bell boy, the put,,
newsie and the thousand and on. via
it a business of doing something d,
people have suddenly undergone i cn|
transformation. The deierental watt,
become obsequious, relieving bis yir
hat, coat and all superiluous cham
does not need to make the acuu,Is
OF the beggar on the street corner N
thief in the alley to know that elsa d
mas-tide is coming.
1t has been decided to protect I'D
ashore, his pranks and follIes ait~ /
cruise having become unbearahls.
usual protector during hh tint
ashore is burly policeman; but N
Der of commerce has appointed n
tee to look after him hereafter. 4
not so much liking for Jack Y
regard for shipping masters. 1h9
frequently scour the town and all
and pay fines and board and hr Mi
fore Jack can be taken out Of W
dragged on board tho belatA nj
vessel.
Believers in the Kneipp cur ~
motors of high buildings both rsa'
shock the other day. The high vu
Kneipp institute, sheltering deyasa
early morning. dewy grass and IN
collapsed with crash, no one iofIa
being hurt. The tank, containing
gallons of water. used In xinlH y
of Central park. was unoccupN
time. AS both the swimming p@
kneipp cure departments are vreets
shivering cranks must be conse1l "
lev bath on the beach until npll
r.ade. The cause OF the wreck y ~
has Just occurred to the eull0ils "
tors. A deep excavation had pesn
there for the new Delmoniec suue'a'
Commercial travelers-aIwsV wv
Jolly good fellows wherever mu
night received social recosnll0l
big Madison Square garden Il III %
of their mammoth twelve'oan !.
ohiect Of the fair is to raise ,laN
W. co,nn,etlon of the National ..
Elnghamton, for which the ns ssis
over the country have been ~" =
months. Judging by the suece'' X.
great hole will be knocked ma "A
Gbauncev NJ. Depew, ever willias =
his aid. started the ball rolling ~ ,o,i
that touched the button y
wnvs do. The growing ain, rom
travellers was well represents hi,
IDEAS and ability. who will i m.i y
hustling brothers hustle s'
up the clip they set.
II Hnnisers for Han
e,irci,noti Commercial Tribune, !. ,,,,]
Admitting all the unques''0a as.. s
t,ons of Mr.. p.ngley for 'as ., a' cos,.
r y,S,f 81 which are liss ,,. s,.p
h o'" niber wen known public m'', 4
seemed to US that MI dr,;.tide ed lhe
wo;lld be. all things o ovn,for he
ANA most available iH1 Int all IN,
%ot only all Ohioans, irresretc,
noes men of the couii'iS;,,y e been =
their political opinions hs Inc nes
ing Mr.. Hama s Su II is ug S,. X ~,
iary OF me lev iii expect u, "a III ii