The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-15
GOSSIP Or GOTHAM.

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New York. December IL. - Moody says
certain preachers should attend the low
variety shows. pick cut rcoreant members
of their aofks and ciert them from the
church Tbo cor,,,n p,inistars evidantIy
,cforred IN smiIe glance inward thel at
Tho contr,huiicn hoy and say nothing.
4 dcal wns closed ,he othor day tina, VIII
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"''e's III ''e "'e'''po','",' "'''''u'' .'H
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Ia TO nut up a $500 400 hotel and sim there
viii not be roofs enough In the two cities
TO cover the heads
rho uu, =, Tho lot. vu,,,.,, s,o,,wn,
ohe oi tue iou"oerS OIL 'he great p'"ho
| house. has been hled. He left s2.oOO.ooo
only 500. 600 of this enormous sum going
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Coming down the IL" today, two double
rows of men read papers or looked at their
loots while rather nice hooking Young
woman chung to strap. At Chambers
street lady entered who had, obviously
10 everybody but herself, passed the merid-
| ian. instantly there was seat offered
| her. She glanced at the young woman
| standing. then smiled and graciousiy do
| clncd The men said "politeness" the
| young woman standing said "pique" Now,
| which was II,
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| The assembly ball. the first large fuuc-
lion of tho socia, season too,, uIa,e tho
>,
was one OF the most brilliant affairs New
York has ever seen. There were many
things to make the ball notable 1t was
the first time that the Patriarchs had
uanceu uhner Tue Waluori rooi, me oa'I-
rhn ,,st ~ rocsi,;r,, Iaiias uas n, adad a.,
urs &C., nd ,h it, =, ,,, LII
mii,,onairas and oo,,,t,o, ven. la ~
now Iradnr Wor,hirgton Wbi,ohcu.a yyb,.
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"N "0'" ''''N" ''N"' '"''
the heurotlc novel Is last giving way TO
the rising tide Of clean romantic fiction
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ow,n. 70 ann. hon,t,,Inr ,,to In, a, 49, ,,,an
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sought for i rormoI ruhIic annotite ms
returned aud romantic fiction is In vogue
OF com se IN romance there is the good as
well as the bad, but In tho end virtue must
triumph just as it does Ia the Bowery
drama, where the Bowery habitue demands
that The villain be drowned or he VIII rip
American sentiment, you see, no matter
where you 20.
Thursday the great aquarium was thrown
omen In tbo nuh,ic and h,, an, o.o,ool, IN
400
WV people had passed the gates IL s
certainly wonderful place, soon to be
graced by n genuine living Albino whale
H., odli,,,, -, ,,-.,
womeu nocs IA, ,,o,n ''u ,h 'V pr|,..,
counter is too attractive this voar. or that
she prefers fish baked with a little parsley
"a tlle uioAslls' .nousanus Oh fit'shnrBe'S
hccersn NJ ,bc rn;iIinns "a tr,,,,,
landed tb.rc ,rboso fan,tiiar ,,'itL 80 ~
h,iII,ng ,,,iu ,ot ,ooon.i.a .i,,r, S.,
lar sirco a. hoe heon ,ra,,s,o,,,n 40
up-to-datc AQUARIUM,
ieorrod ,hi, ,,,arnoo, ho.o an ,,
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noheS comes from tnat supports the 'u-
ban junta, for II is certainly spending a
great deal The contributions are coming
in from, tho i,,,,or,o,., o,i ,.,., ,,,,-,..,.',
in mo l,,,ia ,siand ~ w. $50
aro rac.,rsd ,ro',, ~ ,M1, r. oieai'
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