The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-12
CITY BREvITIES.

Justice Fitze fined four Of Jim Wynnc' 8
trainIs 81 each yesterday.
James Mccormick was bound over hs,
justice fitze yesterday on charge OF
carry .nS a PISTOL.
Among the latest arrivals at the Bristol
hotel was Ben KAN, Jr.. weight thirteen
pounds. at 1850 O'Clock yesterday morning.
On account of !llnees IN the families Of
association will postpone its annual re-
ceptlon until Thursday week, January u.
Harry Cole. aged between 60 and IS
years. was taken from hut at the corner
of Spruce and bowling streets yesterday
to St Joseph's infirmary for medical treat
ment.
County Commissioner Hirsch saws the
commissioners o. this sitting VIII very
likely make an order for the removal or
the county prisoners from the Old jail TO
tn new.
u. McGregor whose occupation was that
OF carpenter, died yesterday aft%noon
at ST. Jesephs inhrmary and W he
dertaking parbors.
Sally Eaton. colored, was arraignei be-
Tor, recorder ka-Ity yes,et4ay. ,ii-.' ~
with having stolen Sll from III, person OF
Edward Schoenfelt, and bound over 10 the
grand Jury in the sum of $780,
The Republican League club, VIII ch was
to have had an election of officers last
night. postponed It's action until the lrst
Eddie DEAN and Willie Fulshear colorcd
bows mentioned In yesterdays Post as
havng stabbed another co!ored boy, wer"
bound over to the grand jury yesterday
afternoon by Recorder Railey In the sum
of $50.
Hugh Brown. coiorcd was brought from
Galveston yesterday ami lodged N IA L.
charged with having been implicated -
the theft of q shotgun for which a negro
called Cracker jack has been bound
over to the grand jury.
Sergeant John J. Howard ANA private
William Reed Of Troop *. Firth cavalry
arrived Yesterday morning from San An
tonic and left on the re. urn1l" ira n, hay
ing IN charge Mart T.. Chandler, who Is
charged with desert.on.
Anyhody knowing the whereabouts o.
StokeN viii confer a favor by report w.
the fact to Curtin engine house S'pkey
Tn" rarne of pet span Ell. the pride 81
the Curtin fire house, and his absence rem
ders the fire ladies discorSnlate.
Manuel Green. an escaped convict, was
.verci to Mr.. Carmiche,, transfer guard
of the State psmtent!ary. Green ESCAPED
from convict gang working on a farm
near Hampstead Ii few days ago.
The D'ooeec Of Texas Is the nln,a OF :,
church r1par printed in Houston and
who's first number is Just out It. = thu
official organ of the diocese" IS a neatly
vert sing aad is issued from the printing
oflco OF Arch l.. Marshall.
The seem, electrical exhibition which
was TO have bean given on the second
floor Over Grune wald's music store last
~ ght was postponed until tonight. ow up
- TIE pcraphornaha not being n shape FOL
Il pay The entertainment will con
tnne for one week. Il per cent OF tn. pro
ctets going to the Crlttenton Rescue
Home.
II ony ono knows the whereabouts of
Mrs Teal, aged $ wears. who IS the widow
Of Chr i-t0uhcr Teal. and who whoa last
heard Of resided on shea street IN 1873.
hcrsclf ana ner rclaf yes by reporting th@
fact 10 either the police Headquarters or
to Dr. W. $. Wheeler. city missionary OF
the trucrtou Rescue Home. \ relative
died recently leaving the la ly in que stou
some property. and since then the attor-
nevs of the estate have been unable 70
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