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A Stranger Very si.L

coward sapp aged about 20 years. was
'aheh 10 st. Joseph's Infirmary L. the
ponce patrol last night. unconscious. He
ana companion. whose meme has no,
been learned, came to Houston tom ~,
SEND county several days ago in a eov-
~ wason. they camped Oh he outsAirts
OF sapp's brother from Willis. Texas. San
day sapp grew sick aud yesterday he .n,n
worse Manager MacGregor the E,ece
tric street Railway company ,-, he ,,sa
OF car TO bring him into Houston. When
ne arrived at the infrmary he ,,as mn
conscious and was not expected 10 Tva
nn,a morning Sapps father res.ics in
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M'NEIL TRAIN ROunERy.
The Famif, of Fisher in n Destitute
tpuuitiou

Readers ,.;i, rn,,,,,..t,... a..
'ue noNeh t'uih
| '""Se'S VI lew months ago and the SEN
fencing Of Fisher and Wolf 10 long terms
In the Denlfeutiarv rverv ore ~ ,het
TIM .,,,.t 49,. ~
'N"' 'u' 7'"''"'es "oe "h"t
'uo men ueAerNeu' no" comes the ead part
Of the story The revelation OF Il scene be-
hind the curtain which shovs me sorro,y.
,n s,d, a,..,i,,,,, s.',,,t,,. ,..,,,.,.,,' ~.
'''e u'''i'"'e '"ni'lS' ianheu'lis .Ae
absence OF tather ana suffering from
want 1t is told by the Kansas City Star as
follows:
~ forlorn miserable looking little wo.
- -, -. -
ni,u' VI IT, ti 81 .eil'o "ispp'l ~ "a
fsiHS SIN pdoS ~ uer arms VIC heIptN
oii III" MICS 'u'i Kansas anu iVN'S V@iu
ION tns southwest at lne UNION depot ear
~ Mphudy iu"ruihE me paDy was pare
."oteu 20 We're the rye children ranhlng
III age from 10 }" years VINO followed the
woman across the snow covered platform
20 the siilgrahth waiting room rae
ehhd carried package that looRea IKE
bundle OF rags The three smallest ones
wore calco SIPS aud nothing more. Tho
oideSt boy hnd on ragged culaway coat
mat tell almost to the floor and he was
the only one In the little gronp who lad a
nat AS they entered the dingy waiting
room and took seats over In one corner,
tho conductor OF the train they had come
In on told the depot officials that the wo-
man was the wiie OF l., W. Fisher. one of
inc gang of men who robbed train on the
me national aud Great Northern railway
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CITY BREVITIEs.

Night Clerk loeck is much better.
The Womln's Reading club will hold an
important meeting this morning at 1879,
al Temperance hall.
Shearn church Sunday school will cele-
bra'e its Christmas at the chapel at 1880
o'c-ock this evening
A beautiful memoriam poem has been
written by Mary Saunders in memory of
the late Major Michael Looscan.
The children of Christ church Sunday
school VIII entertain the children of the
Bayland Home at the parish house this
afternoon.
The case of Tom Greenwood. charg ed
with theft of $3.50 from Pat Shovlin, was
called in the criminal court yesterday and
IS still on trial.
A building permit was issued yesterday
to MIR. G. h. Mitchell b repair the Lltld-
ing on lot 2 block %. Main street, recently
damaged by fire
ION VIII leave this morning for Beau
mont to attend the meeting there of the
south Texas Medical association.
The children of the Sunday schools Of
INC Church OF the Annunciat.on and Of
the Sacred Heart church will celebrate
Their Christmas at Turner Hall this even
ing at 1880 oclock.
The hearing of the cases against the
ReNnolds boys whose arrest and incar-
cefation by the police was detailed in
.'.''"aS > Vs., VIII ne nelu thursday al
teraoon before Recorder Railey
There are undefvered messages at tho
western unlOn Telegraph office, III Main
street, for CHARLES L. Shearn. w Cavn
i IL. +. Gallon, j. c. Estes. III. j. Wren
W. NJ. Jarrand, Mss Mary Arnold
Died, at a. M, yesterday. emma cohr
aged years, daughter of Richard Gohr
Funeral from family residence, 1S13 Ior
ratne street. AT 10 Il. M, today. Interment
eating. Ni' WIZ
me Lubbock Street Presbyterian Spp-
Gay school will have Its annual Chrlstnas
eI.er'aiiHnent at the church tonight me-
sliMing at o'clock. An interesting pro-
stdahnle mas been prepared and an enjoy
aole eVaiping can be counted upon.
Recorder Railey has resumed the ,r,,,
OF state cases in the recorders conrt
upon uae authority OF a recent decIsion,
rahued uowh from THE supreme court AZ
co,niipct with the ruling of the conn, -
CRIMINAL appeals ON this point
j j. Taylor, pardoned by the povarnor
tentiary for cattle theft had never conc
10 the pe1iteratiary nor donned a. convici,s
strlpes He was simply detained in ian
anu his pardon came IN time to prevent
ann going to the penitentiary.
W y. Hoff has filed suit for divorce IN
tne aistmct court against his wife. Flla y
hol. The Plaintiff in this case Is the
niah VINO eloped from Tennessee with n
Nuune woman and was followed here M.
ms wire, who had him and the wo,nss,
aireSted on a charge of adultery ~,
Witt, they are stun under bond. 1pe
trentr u tsheged for divorce is cruel
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High schooI Alumni.

On Wednesday afternoon from . to !
o'clock in the library of the High School
building will be held regular meeting Of
the Houston High School Alumni Associa-
ton These meetings are held every three
months, but on account OF the prevailing II.
health II was deemed advisable 10 omit
the one In September. The meeting WedIes-
DAY will be In the nature OF an a, home,
with tea and repartee. and ovary member
OF the association should make |, his duty
to be present, MS the several coiEmitices
nave labored hard 10 MAKE II success.
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Personal MENTION.

| NJ. Mclean OF Dallas is in the city.
j. Z. Olive of Bastrop is In town.
S. j. Balm of Bryan is In the city.
j. y. Hyde of Fort Worth is in town.
w. D. Herring of Waco is in the CITY
c. 10. Linn of Fort Worth is in the city
John Buchanan of Halletsyille is In
| town.
| 5. o. Neal of Dallas is registered at the
| Capitol.
j. NJ Moss came in yesterday from
| Hearnc.
w. f.. Lewis of Orange, Texas. is at
the Capitol.
r. r. Stafford came in yesterday from
| Columbus, Texas.
r. $. Greer of Columbia, Texas, is al
the HutchiGgs House.
| DR.. j, ID. Fields of Manor Texas was
| IN the city yesterday.
| r. Anderson and wife of Beaumont arc
stopping at the Iawlor.
.. Maurice Landman and wife of Whitnev
! IeXas, are at the Capitol.
$. j. t. johnson of Corsicana is stop-
ping at the Hutchins House.
John T., Garrison and w. S. Patton of
->dcosaoches are at the Hutchlns House.
f. y. F,ewe,len returned TO his farm in
Fort Bend county, after spending the mol.
days with his family
Mss Georgia Ochiltree of Orange will
visit Captain and Mrs William Christian
during the coming fortnight.
Mrs. a. II. Spence has gone on a visit
20 20 leiativeS IN New Orleans and will be
absent untll after Marif Gras.
- Mr.. AND Mrs. Edwin Wells kirkland of
shawnee, O. r., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
r, " hAk-aild of l6o3 Clay avenue.
Miss Stella Shepard arrived this morning
tioin orange, and is visiting DR.. and Mrs
IL, L. flowellen of 40 Austin street.
r. q. Edmiston. Sr., and p @. Edm,s-
, voii, II, OF crockett, Texas, were among
sos'eraays arrivals at the Capitol.
DR.. Bat Smith of Wharton was in rho
CITY Yesterday on his way TO Beaumont to
Iay.sni uhe meeting of the South Texas
Medical association.
Lee j.. Rountree one of the editors or
ene Iaylor Tribune and chief clerk of IN
aaeuse OF representatives of the Twentvo
yesterday. ~ ehe csuy
Mt Chris Steinman, accompan,ed nv, ~.
Cbrsana family, arrived in Ho,istou
mo M, '''iss rye Greet from Berlin. Ger
WIS. anu they are visiting Mr. w. Spohr
VIZ rs Mrs. Steinman's brother.
Misses Bette, Gussey and Nettie Cans
~ pan Antonio. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Open
H u,elnner aad Mrs. Joseph Resented OF
=, s ~ f1ss daughters OF Mr.. Simon Cans
" TINS city are here to be present o. inc
wtuuing OF Miss Adele Bo,iitz ~ Mr.
Sur NJ Book of Navasota. which wti
v ~, This evening at the brides nome
ios Hamilton street.
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A FAMILY ROW
Uesuifs In n itow with an Az thut
Way Prove EntaI

"eS"i's In btow with an Az thut
May Prove Fatal.
charles Rogers, colored aged 40. dealt his
hrother-in-law, James Brown. colored.
aged 30, blow on the head with an AK
about $40 O'Clock last night, which may
provo fatal for the latter. The trouble oc-
CURED at Rogers home. near Fry's store.
IN the Fifth ward. Rogers surrendered to
the police few minutes later.
Rosers says Brown lives near him. and
that yesterday he carried a quantity Of his
Mlies effects to the city and pawned them.
HIS Wife. fearing trouble. took refuge in
hogSrs house, where she was found last
hlSht by Brown, Brown, according 10 Roy
erS statement, walked into the house and
said he was either going TO have his wav
OF nave his throat cut. He chased Rogers
through the rear door of the house with !,
huge pocket knife, Rogers saws he ran
GROUND the house three times with proNn
IN close pursuit yelling like a Copauehe
inu'an, He says he picked up the AK on
tne ihrd round and struck In self defense
bipwn groaned and fell.
Rogers is employed by the Asphan paw.
ing company, working on Willow strsat
Wniie Brown Is an attache of the Planters
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ASKS THEIR ADVICE.
COLONEL :. j. II. JOHNSON TO MEET
HOUSTON BUSINESS MEN.
At "a Conference Here Today, lie
WIN Appoint ~ Vice President
for the Omaha Exposition.

This afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock n meeting
of Houstons leading business men will be
! held at the Business Mems League for the
{ purpose of selecting a second vice president
| for this senatorial district to assist in
seeing 10 1t thai Texas is properly repre-
sented at the approaching Tfansml ssissippi
and international exposition at Omaha. The
meeting is called at the instigation OF
Colonel S. J. 7. johnson OF Corsicana VINO
has been appointed as Texas vice president
IN preparing the Lone Star States repre-
sentation al Omaha. Colonel johnson was
notified yesterday of his appointment by
Governor Culberson by telegraph, and his
commission Is expected TO reach him here
today
Colonel johnson reached Houston at q 30
O'Clock last night. He came frorn Calves
Ton, where he had conferred with leading
business men during The day, and at their
instlgation appointed Leon Blum to act as
second vice president for Galvestons SEN
atorlai district. There being thirty-une
senatorial districts in the State there will
be tnal number OF second vice presidents
an of whom will be chosen by Colonel
Johnson He being well acquainted among
calzens most energetic in advancing Texas
welfare, an exceedingly capable staff Of
second vice presidents is expected
II snail be my aim" said Colonel john
sen last night, TO secure the representa-
tion at the Omaha exposition that Texas
deserves. ! believe a greater good will re-.
SUIT uhan came from exhibits at any exposi-
tons held In the past In meeting the bust
ness men o. Houston tomorrow, It is INV aim
10 rely upon them for the appointment Of
man Who Will see to it that Houston s
part IN the proper display of Texas wealth
Oh product is properly displayed Houston
must select good man, for Galveston has
chosen Leon Blum, who viii surely prove
an active worker"
colonel johnson states that he will make
speclai ehort to secure the hearty coon
eraQon OF the railroads in the State. The
appointments OF all of the vice presidents
todays meeting Colonel johnson will onI.
me some OF the plans he proposes to follow
is Comnlried - 'lN'tnt'
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the club of handsome diamond studded
watch charm to their leader. Mr. w. S.
Mason. The presentation and acceptance
OF the handsome gift were pleasant eX-
changes of sentiment, forecasting bright
future for this musical organization, which
is daily growing in strength and which in
the near future will surprise the public
with concert which. in point of musical
excellence. will surpass any effort at
tempted this season.
Other pleasing features of the occasion
We're piano and violin selections by Mess.s.
Kidd and Mason and a very artistic dra-
matte recitation by Mr.. VIII Kendall
The club has already under rehearsal
some very excellent music for the coming
biennial Saengerfest, ut which, if signs do
not fail, they will achieve an enviable State
reputation. To consider matters pertinent
TO the future Of the club the directors will
meet THURSDAY evening at the club rooms
over Grunewald's.
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bond question came up I opposed Il. gave
my reasons for voting against II. and the
board OF public works heard these reasons.
However. have voted "ysT'' on this mo-
ton. as always Yield to Judgment which
] consider superior 10 my own. and I am
or the opinion that the beard OF publ,
works knows more about its own business
than do
Alderman Aubcrtln made a strong argu-
mcnt In behalf or Cascara school. saving
that the building was not only sadly In
need OF repairs. but that 10 is entirely In
adequate 10 accommodate the children who
have applied there for admission Tie said
that his ward had no sixth grade ane that
scholars OF thai grade were compelled o
gn to the High school. He concluded with
motion to the effect that plans and speci-
fieations be prepared for an addition To the
Cascara school ard that an estimate Le
made Of the repairs necessary 10 put tho
building In good condition. This motion
was carried unanimously
Alderman Kohlhauff made a motion 10
The effect that a report be prepared on the
latcr ordinance and presented at the next
council meeting, wnch was carried.
Alderman Cronan moved that the mayor
have necessary ditching done along Saw
yer, Henderson and Sabine streets in his
ward at cost not to exceed $500 This
was also carried
Before adjournment Alderman Street
called the attention Of the council 10 the
fact that It had been left to the city coun-
ell TO sel9ot site FOR the new electric
light plant.
Alderman Cronan said he understood
thet the council was awaiting the return
OF Mr. Hamilton, enc OF the electric light
h' ard, from The East adding that in his
opinlon the council would hardly care to
select site unless each member OF the
hoard were uresen, at the tiiue ana con-
Cured in the selection.
'rh.. n1nn.f int. tl.n,a :, ;.u,r..i
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New Yenr,s CnrnixnI.

The Left Handed Fishing club. by order
OF the chief shark. will give their annual
New Years carnival this year upon the
first block of asphalt pavement laid d
Texas on San Jacnto street. between
Franklin avenue and The San Jacinto
street bridge, The pavement will he roped
in and cleared for the occasion and brill
llantly lighted with electric lights and
Japanese lanterns,
The celebration will be given 10 see the
Old year out and the new year in. and will
commence promptly at IL 30 D m. Deeem-
Der 81. 1887 ard conclude promptly at
is;sa a. NJ, January |, 1898. The chief
shark viii be the master OF ceremonies,
with Cartain Jack Fish as leader of The
serman and Captain Pompano as his as
sistnnt
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
"A Night at the Circus"

"a Night at the Circus the well known
comedy in which Nellie McHenry appeared
so often. was presented at the opera house
| There is nothing in the piece really and it
requires thoroughly good company TO
make 1t go successfully. The company seen
! last evening was of average ability sud
gave fairly credtable performance. Tben
1t is remembered that popular prices Ile-
vailed the attraction can re sal to lie
worth the money. There are some popular
songs introduced in the first ac. by Mr..
Otis Hastey who has an extremely pleasant
voice and again in the secold act by Nils
ogden. The musical specaites, indeed,
constitute the best feature Of the entclialn-
mcnt, Mr. Thatcher, with his banjo selea-
tions. was warmly encored and tho speciality
by Mr.. Charles HasteY IN trs LAST act made
hit.
The play is well staged aud there cau
be no complaint of a wait OF plenty of
action. There are some funny scenes and
situations and the audience appeared to tn
JOY them heartily The following MS the
cast.
Archibald Bangor .......... Ed Buchanan
Nicholas triske .......... IL y. MCrs an
DiNey Weed ................ OTIS HdstCy
Signor Bonanza, of the Imperial Cir
Gus Observation-Disclosures. lanes Tajcher
Pinkerton Kopp, detective ...,......
Observation-Disclosures. Charles HastCy
Kicker, an office boy. .ioa1ny Phil Ter
Remi Ritter ............ Miss Edith I.IJot
Mrs, Calliope Friske. Miss Fannie Ogden
Mrs Belvidere Bangor ..........
................ Miss Jessie Nc Alpine
Miss Talliho Friske. $50. Miss Minnie Rice
Mile. Electra and Madeline Milan, twin
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Ihe Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Young Men,
ohrlstian Association will tender a reeep-
tion Saturday afternoon from 4 to 10.
Apon' fifty young ladies will assist the
members OF the Ladies' Auxiliary in maxi
ing the event happy one. 1t will be elab-
crate. Refreshments from 4 10 o'cioei.
reception Will be in the form Of the cid
hnickerbocker open house, excepting II Viii
be rendered TO men only.
Every man in Houston Is invited, whether
= iu.ntper' subscriber or not. Ne nriltud
invitation will be sent out. This anounee-
ment Is TO say all men are invited. II ia
iree OF cost to all, Young men, middle-
aged men. are all cordially invitel.
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Homes for the MANY

Rev !, q 7. Morris, superintendent of
the chi'dren's Home Society, had home
offered for the abandoned baby, notice OF
which appeared In The Post last week.
He Is now In the city In the interest OF
bis work, Over 100 children are spending
their Christmas in good home, placed theie
by him He can be seen today at Dealy
4 Bakers, 2ll Fannn street
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LIQUOR DEALERs BAstd
After Donating All Thtlz
Charity. They Have : -

I - |tI,tH n
After Donating All Their -
Charity. They Have : -
! Some weeks ago the Liquor y
sociation decided to dissolve y 4
ton and a meeting was held l3
pose. There were 1855 n " q d
several different plans wen y
the disposition of the fund ~
jorowitz, a well known uenM I
sociation, favored turning z
money over to different chait'sI
tions and giving the bahaS Z
families who were 10 ,Ies,a|
stances. The "Major" hnalq
point and the money was di M
cordance with his desires
to give a grand free Chrlsc
the strength of it. when ~
gade filed into his place =
| Christmas Day they were ceun' !
the following bill Of fare:
SOUP. N
Lampwick. Sponge. Sorh NJ
FISH.
| Red Herring buua a.
Cross Eyed Hermit
COLD DISHES
Broken Ice. Cold Ice. RaH ~
ROAST.
Scared Cow. sea-Cow. Cnles
old. Old Coz
GAME. =
Dom Pedro. Old Maid.
Whist. Smut. Euensa
Casino. Piquet. a a:
Poker Diee
L ~--.EI
Old Maids Lip. vineeal Z Nh Y
in-law Tongue. son.a
Old Gossip's Tcas
ENTRIES:
Locust on Half Shell. SpiaA ~ ~
Chignon. Horse Blank nd 4
Hair Pins on
vEGprABLEs I.
Tight Boot corns- Soft Cor
Corn Cobs'
PASTRY. w
Sponge pies tcut biasl M r.
with buckles), Sawp3 w
Pine Sauce. Shoes
DEssERas, 4.
Gripdstone Ice Cream, . N
D00' , Christmas MID
FRUITS, NUTS a(
Hogs Foot Gum drops ~
Raw Onions' ossss f51(
chestnuts. snuA
LIQUIDS
Buffalo bayou Water. III
weston Bay Water
Water. White - ~
Clear Creek 49,
Fire WY
The bill OF fare bow
out To the letter, ene
was served lp I 'ssa
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GIcc Ciub'n cclcbr,,,

inc members of the Houston Glee club
not 10 be behind other organizations in ,be
observance OF the holiday season. had their
christmas frolic last night at their cIp,
rSom ever Drnuewald's- i was feas, Of
feasan and soulful flow OF music. Re-
freshmenss We're served a. means Of
anima'inE the ocrasion, and plcas.n, ~
ciden' vas the presentation on behalf 81
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Afro-Americnn Enir

w. spencer. chairman of the AFRO
Ne''can Fair committee. appointed to look
o's' tne proposed grounds and report on
~ aAs'Sap'h'y OF purchasing The same
60. Is inc committee to meet at the
, central depot at 3 p. m. satuslay
T 1Dr Sae purpose OF discharging their dufv
sn; v eaairman further requests ali public
rro,,nd. r ,.,.n to attend and visit the
report Win tnem- The committee viii
Monday. a'0n tne following
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The Lxren,a I.ih-nr.

Mr., ], NJ Buiac has furnished the Ly-
eeum with an excellent library uton a
plan copyrighted by him. by which he
makes the advertisers in thu catalogue pay
for the hooks
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Mr. c. NJ. Dixon, wolf known merchan,

OF Pleasant Ridge, Fulton county. pa.
has a little girl who Is frequently threat
ened with Group, bu, when the first symr-
toms appear his wife gives her Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy which always affords
prompt relief The "a and so cents sizes
for sale b. all druEsists.
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no RE c,ONTINIrEn

Next week We will again present IN
every customer pair of link cut buttons.
n packaru's Troy Laundry. si2 Prairie
avenue. Phone $50.