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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-28
CITY BREVTrIEs.

The city council will meet this afternoon
in reg liar session.
Charles Ellis, a paupcr. died yesterday
n St Joseph's nirmary.
Charles Frat alias Green an escaped
county convict was captured yesterday by
the police.
MIR. j. S Bonner. better known az "Iit-
lamity." has severed his connection with
the Evening Age.
The boys Of the Second and Thrill wards
Christmas presented CAPTAIN Hays of the
fire department a. handsome tea service.
a nuc fire at the residence of Harry
Reimann, jackson and Gray streets, gave
the fire department. a run about noon yes
terday
Fannie Robinson, colored. wife of Frank
Rob!nson. died AT 20l Polk avenue last
night at 7.3o o'clock. The funeral Will
take place. from the Antioch church today
at $50 o'clock.
The deputy grind chief templar of the
temperance order Of Good Tcmplars is, in
the city and will organize n lodge this
week If arrangements can be made for
place and time of meeting.
II. Lamar Johnson and, Marguerite Fish
or, both of Galveston. were married at the
residence Of Rather Murphy in the Fifth
ward. and lett yesterday for Austin to
make chat their future home.
Rev. w f. Tynes of Dallas lectures at
the Second Baptist church Wednesday
evening, this week. lie will not lecture
tonight, as announced He VIII use HIS
chart of the life of Christ No charge for
admission, and all are invited to attend
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asSsoTsc~ rcwsnS iron, our nsishecrs'
srr,rfrle- Mr.. Mason furn shes US tad
sssnarae. We asaahy ssll our gra.. 8
y~ss-e ser',asssus Us ~ use ,s.s ter:d 70
rx.sl Gal 20 man iAthsr,N Matt; NSri
Is pss M ysss - r sss 'M' ,se plo,
crssaS roacAs~S' Rih,c; And call NO man
sy>gr Gather uJ.ofl sNarsh, Tor ON is your
a. ne, wesss : Z, heaven y we sd',s
versa ,as chri eins against COTS q ASo'ut
s,ozrEans isa s,slAeS hts lNrcri. fS.Acs,
caa so' believe Catholics t'SNo's'ssA ,,
o. Ssrs>As Chr S;ssnS arc psVisarei tor ihts
ia,~-presator Chrass pats She very wosd
fat,scr n IN, ricUsr 81 the y~,asi 81 pN@i,,
ga rVvareins ~ rs rArc'ls' .tHinsr |
ssSh; ami am no aicrA worthy 10 - cal.ed
ihr tsNn-" V.uSc Ky, ~
The -rver~7., gentleman SAYS ~, Eh.,e
- cSN&r a al o>sentisl> 10 salvation. Is
T1at t,A;,tfsza cSsenttsir He Sarl - a az
~ tnjSrs~ tsSnc sTn essential. is~rs sSiNS
the SusNs'ses 10 ;e>seh ~ ~ y :, pAssit.
tire son ami q the Holy Ghost. Mais-
s'Vs-tiy.. vv,--iy. excop, man Re- born e.
enter the kfnSy.cssi - beaver" llchn u. -
Go " iasc all the wor,d an Nre sen
the s~osV~9 ~ every cTs'&rsra re IN
l'o&~veih s,d & sapt.ted shy! h sSNSa,
,sai-Y-e,i " MARX XIV. iS-isA
We mus; - born 81 water ard ihc Holy
StrslS rhis i essential 70 salvation. Now.
Mr.. Masoa aud many others read cher
Sihis honestly ard prayerfullN, aud nua
tbs, W. mast X immersed N Nrior 10 ~
-eiVe baptism: that d = Gods absolute
lnsrngsoa from the sth.t that VIC should
* immersed for Ssiii hsp,+srr. Luther
as E.is ,cpsltAn< Fr6 aN'cr'ans--ihe
sSt boiie< 81 believing Christians vi'h
he same hcres; urArcTtul .ra iiuG ~ tho
R.hse ru5 sprtuSliI. or pouring sufficient.
The Quaker. whose simplicity AMI honesty
10 one gGcsiso1s -esi he same u bic
honesty and vraycrfully Sri SsyS. No
water ~ all - necessary for baptism 7,
orr. Il Individual private Interpretation
70 admitted. ihs Holy Ghcsi, The eternal
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ANOTHER $1,000 OFFER
To Improve BuffniO Bnyou by POpu-
lar subscription.

To Improve buffalo BnyOU by POpu-
lar subscription.
Ben Riesncr was right" said Mr. John
Lyons OF tho Fifth ward, when he pro-
posed that the citizens of Houston show
their faith In the matter OF improving Buff
falo bayou by raising 5000 900 by public
subscription TO insure the success of the
enterprise. He was also right when he
proposed to be one OF 800 men to put up
that amount in sums OF $1,000 apiece. 10
show that | think he is right shall put my
name down for another thousand. Tho
Fifth ward is always in earnest when 1t
comes to fighting for the welfare Of Hous-
ton"
These subscriptions. wth.a similar one
offered BY Tho Post, makes total of $4,000
already promised toward the work.
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| Corpus Christi Caller: Mr. Alfred Bar
| thlome informs the Caller that last March
he set out some banana seedlings at Mrs
Kings place on the bluff in this city and
today he has the satisfaction Of seeing one
of them bearing. the bunch of fruit being
very large. Who says we have not fine
country down here in Southern Texas?
Italy Herald: On Monday morning last
a train of seven wagons loaded with house
hold goods. men. women and children left
for Victoria county, Mat Ward. Dabncy
Sims John Ward. jeff Green. Ed Bassineer
and Frank Arnold composed Che crowd.
They went through via Frost and Hubbard
city. In the afternoon five wagons from
Forrcston passed through bound for the
same country hut they went via l1illsboro.
They took good teams TO break their land
this winter for next years crop.
Il. l. Evans in Grecnville Herald: The
Twenty nth legislature will in all proha =
bility make an appropriation to establish
a branch of the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal college in the northern portion OF the
state. This school Will be located at some
central city in North Texas where liberal
Inducements are held out. Sherman VIII
doubtless make bid Tor it, and possibly
Denton II the citizens OF Greenviile VIII
get together and decide upon what induce
ments can be offered / will look after It's
location"
Sunset Signal: No part of the country
stands In better position to receive bene-
fits from renewed prosperity than Iexas'
We have the raw material to supply nous
ands Of factories, and coal abundant tor
fuel orr lumber and iron industries could
be made to furnish employment for nan a
million more men. Cotton factories, wool
en- mills, packing houses. tanneries ana
countless other industries could he mace
TO do profitable labor upon our products
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The Bridge Ju,nncr.

About 1000 people gathered on San ia
cinto street bridge and on the banks of
tne bayou yesterday afternoon to see Harry
Miner jump from the top Of the bridge. The
Jump was advertised to take place at 3
O'Clock but 1t was nearly an hour later be-
fore the feat was performed. A ladder was
extended out over the floor OF the bridge
ana after Miner had gone among the crowd
and taken up collection he mounted tho
ladder and announcing that as the water
was only abcu, fcct deep he could not
owe of head forem 1st He then swung
himself out on the ladder and dropped on
coming up out of the water on his back.
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ARRESTED IN CHURCH.
w. w. Lee Jailed. Charged witt,
Stealing Kings Sn..5O

Brief mention was made In The Post
yesterday that Charlie King. a builder.
had been robbed Of SO So W. w. Lee, a
painter, was arrested last night by Deputy
Constable Wynne charged with taking the
money.
King has been building a house on the
outskirts Of the city and Lee has been do
ing the painting. King hal s22 50 In the
house and Saturday he missed the money .
He suspected Lee with having taken 1t
and went before Justice Hin where he
made an affidavit against Lee for burg
larry and theft. The warrant was placed
in the hands of Deputy Constable Wynne
and that officer started on the hunt for
his man. He located him Saturday night,
but being dubious about the mans identity
did not arrest him. Yesterday Wynnc lo-
Gated his man at the Texas house on
Congress avenue Last night he learned
that Lee was attending the services at a
fashionable church In company with n
young lady Hither he HE'D himself ac-
companied by King.
King saw Lee In the congregation and
an usher summoned him to the door.
There Wynnc placed him under ares. &.
Lee denied the charge and said that he
had been converted at the meeting and
would starve before he would steal any
ones money. He also told the officer that
he came from good family at Dallas,
where he had wife.
King, however. identified him as the
man wanted and. after Lee had excused
himself to the young lady. he accompanied
the officer TO the county Jail where h
now is. His examining trial will take place
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS.
By the German Singing Societies,
SaenEcrbuud aud Frohseinn.

The saengerbund society celebrated
Christmas In fitting style last night at
their hall on the corner Of Preston avenue
and Caroline street with Christmas tree,
music and dancing. There were fully 200
members OF the society and their friends
present The features Of the evening were
the presentation OF handsome gold
watch To Musical Director Lieb and the
distribution OF presents to the children.
Every Christmas Mr. Lieb is remember
ed last year being presented badge OF
honor and this time the society, in APP
probation OF his services. rendered him a
watch The time piece was engraved suit
ably IN the back, and was accompanied by
a gold chain and charm. the latter also
being appropriately engraved. on one side
the initials OF the recipient and the other
the soclety's emblem inlaid with dia-
monds President WHINING made tho
presentation speech. to which Mr. Leib
failed to reply. being so surprised as he
expressed his feeling.
The German orchestra, obtained for the
occasion. furnished several selections Of
pretty music and several songs were sung
by the Saengerbund. The children, fifty
OF them, sang, 'Tanneubaum." "Stille
Nacht." and Der Christbaum." After The
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spirit ~ COD. gives three honest men.
pray"rful men. three contradictory teach
incs or Z matter Of transccnt!-.t import
alco. involving their obedience 10 GOD ami
th".r aviation Is II NOT a crifn- or B,
h'a-rhc-sy 10 acciis. the Spirit OF DO! of
Via would dis-race A fn4ne Shoulr any
citizen ma ke .hr,e or ruor,. contradictory
si..r csr .rt= 10 different uori.,ns regarding
master OF VITAL inheritance to thcin.
s. QUA ho not he held in io the scorn OF
man az uuprlncipod and untruihful:
The Euii 4rian says viii opan Bible.
there H. bot on. person In lhe. nciry. other
l'tctt....ut dcnoil.in4tf ons say three. from
tfe same Bible. Vel mcu following The
rri.cir.e leaiiag to these coutrad ciiolis
ANA atsurt-t.cs laugh MS 20 srorlt brctits,.
v- can no, follow thrir ox4auplc. Is II
arv Wonder Won have 'hlehtr criticism o.
l'it sarpri zig mat uou-tuth,lics atc last
lnn. li- ,t'clr r-.ret.. Tor Coz word when
they see - teach ~ all sorts of contra
Hlrfofv dls-rla.r" Ts II vonl.rfnl IN At
tlr principle of authoritative, fenct mo l.,
stus.uu ,u favor with the nconl.2 Al ,f,lv
sturdy men. as fu tho DAYS of Chris 10
Iasc in men ,nG fn-tttltio19 tn.cti,'. D, d,
Wlth authority -.11.e pconlo ,..f, ~ o0-
ished az his doctrine. for To- t'ttt,ht no.,
as one having ais,hor,fv ina nd, ss ~, 49,
8. rides. "- Matt. vii 80,
The church win never ,icid her rra-
roeattyc as the divtneIv nnnnin ..I t,,,r-
prrtrr II the S,riI.iircs Or h.r "a M
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Personal MENTION.

W. j. Zuber is in the city from Eagle
Lake. '7
G. W. Carr and wife are in the CITY
from NLvaso.a
George Z. Burney and son are in the
city from Dallas.
Mr.. Branch r. Masterson of Galveston
was IN the city yesterday
Mrs. sidney Huston left Saturday to
spend tho holidays with friends at Pales-
tire
Nm. McEven of Kansas CITY and j. NJ
l'oughoriy Of omaha were among yester-
day" visitors TO the city.
MIS- Myrtle Bcall of I.ampaSas is snend-
inI the holidays with her sister. Mrs T.
NJ. l.ongCope. corner of Walker avenue
ami Caroline street
. J.. T. Ban. a prominent undertaken OF
s,an Antonio where he Is connected with
m" lirm 81 Sheern x Rrnctt. in ,hn
cry lte goes 10 Beaumont this morning
but " i'll return tonight 49,
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Lnwyers' Briefs q Specially.
WANTED-Laundry driver. or ID
Lluniry, aO03 Congress avenu

ment of the local option Law, declxsa ~
ed by the commissioners court It u ~
tion held several months ago. A terpSal
writ was granted and the case j. W.
he heard. II the injunction Is dlscV|
Tyler county will have prohibition 4
tanned, the result will probably b ns1
local option election for the entire e''ap
soon. ~
The law partnership Of Moon.I : |. n \
has been dissolved, Mr.. Martin pls = \. i
late firm. having become q msnoa = y. y
law firm OF vo,aw, Chester 4 Dles =. b.
mont. to which place Mr. Dies VIII 49,
early next month.
Colonel w. p. Nicks. late dlsIna ~. 49,,
ney. ana Gordon Bullitt, ex-coaag ~
ney. have formed a law pr'as''Sv
Woodyllle. - p,sh y
District Attorney-elect N. y q Di ss.: >
qualified and entered upon !ns WV
Mr., p A. Doucette Of Hous'a -. :
TODAY and will attend the da i' ,',,s IA \
Woodyllle tomorrow as q cisii /, NV, 49,,
interests claimed by him IN ~
Lumber company.
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distribution OF presents and the song
numbers the hall was cleared and those
present danced.
Thursday nigh. the Sacngcrhund So
eiety will have what they call felvest r
Nsch,. In their hall which is for the pur--
poss 81 watching the old year out ana
the new wear In. and is. 10 fact. similar 10
tho old fashioned watch PARTIES only on
4 Larger scale. In 'hls oa,S meiahcrs VIII
participate,
II is proposed 10 hs,e spread, music
and sispcins. together with scags and rect.
ts,soas by the children \ committee VIII
re delegated with she power to attend 10
the decorations " ;sc hall. which are 10
10 quite elaborate
The rrnhseinn Sins;as society, IN their
hall over No Se6 Maia s;rc'. last night
gave a Christmas ;-ec and social TO the
members and friends, a, which ufty were
in attendance The tree was laden win
presents, fruit. etc. Ter the children ana
the distribution was made by the secre-
tSry " the society
The zither Club " Houston Mossrs'
gve-har, Conrad. Ncrrmaycr and Akcr-
mann. rendered three selections. me
euariette Of the society also pleased those
IN Attendance with several songs At'er
the distribution and music, light pan
ouct MAS intulsei IN.
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ARRESTED ron BURGLARY.
4 Negro Caught In the store of G.. 4
Sabeth at Drummer.

Sabeth mt Drummer.
An attempt was made to rob the store of
C. A. SABBATH, at Drummer. yesterday after
noon about O'clock.
Oran Francis. coored, a driver for Mr..
SABBATH went to the stable in the rear OF
the store to feed his horses. when he no.
ticed the door of the warehouse open lie
went through the warehouse into the store,
and there saw a negro. Francis inquired
OF the man his business there and was told
that he was hungry.
Francis started toward Kim and was told
that he would get killed II he went any
nearer. The driver then Kicked up a rifle
ard started for the intruder again. The
negro apparently attempted to draw a pistol
and Francis fired, but missed.
Mr.. Sabeth came up at that time and ar
rested the negro and turned him over Ia
County Jailer Anderson on charge OF
burglary. The negro gave his name as Tom
Buckly.
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Weed giving him a draft on the house
Weed telcGraphed to the house and receiv-
ed an answer to the effect that they did
not owe Logwood Weed then went be-
forc Justice Fit2e and made the affidavit
which caused Logwoods arrest.
When arrested Logwood maintained that
there was a mistake some where. Tho
prisoner is young man Of very pleasing
address and manners and has been here
about :wo weeks
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Death of Mrs. Turner.

Mrs. L. J. Turner. mother of pr. r. G.
Turner. died at The residence of her son
9l2 Hamilton street. last night, aged 50
years The deceased came to Texas in 1Sig
and has resided in Brd1cria county and this
city ever since, coming here about seven
years ago. The remains will be shipped
to Columbia for intern.cnt.
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CHURCH INrAii.IBitrrv.
Father Henncasy's Reply TO REV. J.
T. Mason's Sermon.

At the Church Of the sa7uncis;ioa last
riest Rev FxtAs- Ha-nessy replied 20 the
se-7ron uNsoa was delivered last S1adAy
az the Christian church ty Rev. J. c.
MAssa. wherein re attacked the Catholic
doct-zre O. ir.AiliSsli;y az prc3eSsd by
ReT. Father Braaa2n during the resent
Catholic -1issias.
This sermon Of Nj MKsa1's WAS pub.
lissea 4; TIE tire ard this IS Father
Hszl-essy's rs!oireer;
! have 10 iufez;ior u hes-r ic. mo >
y orr, controversy while dcf-r i!uS cash
ole p-iuclrlcs and doctrines Fsttef
Rran-Ar nsss.took % prove the irfsiH.
Ia 81 tht church ard Ia, pope from he
Protestant Bible. HE dss So. s-t sufu-
cent o. IS lecture : IA cold tyre. Ary
attempt On NY psTt 70 add Or chanFe *
v.a.id b. se el3e4Vcrin- 60 adj lsa, 10
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8 W. LOCKWOOD ARRESTED.
rh,rgcd Wtth Obtaining Money
I'u,cr False prCtcuscs.

$ W. Logwcod is in the county Jail
charged with obtaining money under false
pretensc<. lie WAS arrested Saturday night
in the lobby Of the Capitol hotel by Dep
u,y Constable Wynne The charge was
preferred by J. +. Weed who claims that
Locwoca represented to him that he travel
cd for certain Dallas house and upon
these representations he secured $50 from
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A COUPLE or INQUEsTs
Held by Justice Iiiil-NcgrO Child
burned TO Death,

Justice w. b, Hill held two nquests yes
terday over a couple of colorcd children.
one of whom. Venabe Stafford. aged Il
months, died at 1O7 Plcss street in the Sec
ond ward. of natural causes. but unattend-
cd by physician.
The other inquest was over Sugar old
colored boy named Jim Harrison. who died
yesterday morning from the effects of q
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"Bclow Par"


Colmssneil. ToXas, December 27,-The
case of j. Il. unsworth VS.. Jas II. straugh-
en-, county attorney, ct al. will come up for
trial in The district court at Woodyille to-
morrow, The suit Is brought by Unsworth
for an Injunction restraining the enforce
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hurn received the day before at his homo.
lcol Bingham street In the First ward. 1t
appears that the deceased and another child
were left alone In the house Satui day. and
the first known OF the accident was when
young Harrison came running from the
house with his clothing on fire.
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An Appreciated Mention.

The Iior.ton Posts society department.
is brighter and more complete than ever
before Miss Ruth Richardson, n most
charming young woman and talented
writer is now In charge of this very inter
esting department Of The Post Her page
never escapes the eye OF Beau Monde
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nurinl OF Ioui, Newman,

Louis Newman, the llyearold son OF
MIR. Charles e. Newman, who died at the
residence of his father near Bray's bayou
Saturday morning at & o'clock. was buried
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the
residence
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Z. c. Crawford. the Tea Man. 1oI, rsx
cvenus. NN~,s
TO ONE AND ALL.

This is Xmas week ard our oparator
are going to get day of. but II Won.
interfere in any way with us. Let Won,
bundles come right along. Tell us Who,
you want 1t and we will have IL ou, n,
time. Wishing you a merry Xmas. Renal,
yours. the Model Laundry.
Hamburger & Dreyling. Proprietors.
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IN MAKING NEW REsoLrTIoNs

BE it resolved that you wear good laundry
work and no saw edge collars There ia
just something that makes one laundry bet
ter than another. and We have that some
thing. help and machinery. We lead; moth
Ing can hold us back. for We do what We
advertise. Call 1871, The Model Laundry
loll Prairie Hamburger g. Dreyllng pro,
lriptors -
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Set for Today.

The case of Underwood. Burger and OTTO
charged with the murder of A. A. Rabuck.
is set for trial in the criminal court today.
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THE rAntEs rrasra
A., Ancient Thias'

The turkey had we'll nigh ~ s;aT ia So -
While the rest Oh VA and kad hears
For he was f'b Tise D fsss' vss ! .s
He hlI dle,ea Gown owl, ", church nous, /.
AS the famous Pe eod bu. the oaAa :
Just to a33ye ny sor rT = boarding no''e'
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EVERYBODY TREATED ALIKE
at 81 Packard's Troy Laundry, yl2 Prairie
aYenue. -.
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where YOU get but one ,s,. sl.ss = mo- il
that, the best al d
dry.
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FINE POCKET, Icy soEAI ,s,bas
and Card Cases at
store.
The oasis., 1896-09-26

Lovers of good living will patronize P. Cazabon's hotel, restaurant and short order house, opposite the rail- road depot. Fresh fish, oysters and all6ther delicaces in their season. Fine wines and liquors and the best Mexican cigars. Private dining rooms, large, light and well ventilated, on upper floor, where families and private parties can be made at home. Well furnished rooms for transient guests or regular bUarders. Open day and night.
The oasis., 1896-09-26
MORALES NOTES.
A Ranning Account of Occurrences in the
 Line Cities.
Died.

The many friends of Captain L. W. and James B. Mix will be pained to learn of the death of their father, MT. Leander Mix, which occurred at the residence of Captain Mix Thursday evening, the obsequies taking place yesterday afternoon under the auspi- ces of the Knights of Pythias.
 Deceased was aged eighty-one years and five days, and was d native of Ba- tayia, New York. He was a civil engineer by profession, and has been residing at Nogales about a year. Be- side his two sons resident in Nogales deceased leaves a sister residing in Cleveland, Ohio.