The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-09
GOSSIP or Co.,.

o VI CORN.
View Now York. sep,.,s.
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s wsS *, they were ts.s saa b a,a I
tout $50 a day oiIl M "a
leans. iSrty, i've M,
| ssi,
i'aborers are teos.
s ,oana h. hotel. It looked a %. . Il
ragged walls. ch, chg Of ps,.,
pass 9s, u, 80 quickly her, ~ 2 As y.
sort bobb. snSu N, building a s,,1 s,l /.
ways. 'p' even on IN q
one can purchase si,..
aes'res in New Yort S,H 'aytAis
known theatrical , ,,.l sseats !.
stuffed STUFFED tiger to use IN . aHs
s ~ e led in fndinr play H..
hc aini ,,, estabiisST.sa a &ss.!
'ahiy,' the pronrsalnent. u
Price Is oaly s2I5""'F'etor sa n
Ex-Governor Hogv ., ~.
t , nor, campbe'l of ono NJ. y .asa
'e emo, In from, Of n. s'1 30, ~ es
After they had shst.n NV i'itA Ava,
I'm Ir,an asked Is. "What's M. ,s A q
,.e MS - Why, my dsas s b,
wa NJ YOU nave been hesri,n u, II
w. ,soing republican w taE ID
VS. Wen, Texas "a tmvtnt ~
ins itI'uhlican this fail A. !. y aNs
again. Aheh they shrl
Hosts OF country" nso,,.
from, from MI !, and shore now al tn s sa :
rams rams 1t is difficult ms,, H. , =
nerths on the river and s,,,ns \. y "a
parlor car seats on ru,ln,s Ns1
T. prem. um. These seashoreI s. Y
o 5yr' ,els MAKE II a rule to des 49, 4
n , uay to shopping. Il h s sv',l
IN, ne retail dry goods dl,tr.,
~, wv un-uountry people made y. -
!, sne naFsain counters, leayins Wv "a
strcak behind. '"''ns I
revenue officers the other DIV ,l
moo shbne" outfit ,ncasa
apartment house up town. IT,.
sun In fun operation and A.. ~.
81 rits lad already dr.pped nv .s
S :, carry In the morning. TS,s,
ittiii,prr OF barrels, SIX Of n. ~
, s,,n WIN mash. The WHISKY y, =
! rom ron, the basement In a m -
!, stal'i N sort OF rough ~.
ahd me cn'cers say that ahm ~
io'lS a dny were 80 carried on ~ ~
Try 10 customers. ANY old M ~.
'o' on Monongahela here.
=, There was gnashing Of ss.,h i /,
wa 'dorf when Iii Hung CkI,, ~
suite departed for good. Tbes4r hw,
walters a1d chambermaid. bal ", :,
identity cooking forward 10 Tin" !, -
lrous magnitude. To thar 1srs.
,!SCf,roy and his followers trWsj m
w nout giving one red Chinese M. IN
noe m the middle of It, kssrr.s
II nearly noon that rumor Ma,
spread about the hotel ,ha; u i. |;
o he divided UP between ,hrty A M
u INC servants. Then ,hy III, sr
U Tie better. but not much, fof IN, 4
''cted great deal more
When John Jacob Astor's pah,s M
md the improvements on Wal,p MI
lori Aston hostelry adjoining 4 u, M
'leted no. only will the entire app,n,,
4 ne block ne changed, but The -
4 the block AS WEI. The topQentJ h
ne city VIII ulso be altered BY M uk
ron of a new street; and still o!ss a
rises of rs interesting a nature u, y
emplate BY the Astor couSs q
chemos of the Astors In connecsN q
heir celebrated twin hcstelres N ID
cry unusual nature. Five more d q
our-story hr!ck houses between TiF1
h ri and Thlr,y-fourih streets ii I
orn Town to make way for newly pa4
improvements.
I witnessed an unusual sight hk M
,g IN the cafe OF the Fifth Avsnu. A'l
was the advent Of two lidlH ed
entloman who, seeing the bM vel lna
18th people seeking dinner coaIsa, Ql,'1
> seated themselves In a corner u n
IL barroom and called for tke xi,.
a tt9ns, expected 20 see Hushty XIV
nj De rl!nc 20 serve the waite. Eao ~
~ order, hat instead he oly 's;nalia
mt they wore Spanish gDess ~
suolly stood up TO the bar when NJ! y
Sc taking something. They s.Eea 'iA
'cktatls leisure,y, chatied y 'asf y
ngue. TIPPED the servant hoe't{ y
len withdrew, seemingly unminlla
"a fac, that they had created I nAS
.tion.