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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
The Glce CIuh.

"r Mason having returned tie Glee
auo wiz meet tonight for tae r;uross o,
renewing work after vacation. Mr.. Mason
LA has Drought back with him some ~ tho
as. quarte-te music from New ycrk
anu .ne question will be discussed this
evening as TO the participation OF This nr'
c a,raan in the State saengerfest At
tha, o ~ next spring. It is quite likely
imnor, tue ",ee eiae will take nart in that
.saaership OF Mr.. Mason they sxnsct ~
c ,nshe very creditable showing ON the oc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

A vote CT thanks was then rendered by
t1e board to the visiting physicians and gem
tlemen for their courtesy In coming to
Houston and for tketk opinions OF the case
In question, so frankly and openly ex-
pressed.
After the meeting the visitors we're taken
TO the Dlks club room, where they were en-
tertained for brief time by Mayor Rice
while the special was being gotten ready
10 take them back to Hampstead.
Before leaving Or. T. II. Erwin, the city
health physician OF Hampstead, speaking
Tor the party said that Immediately upon
their return they would recommend to both
tho city authorities of Hampstead and
county authorities OF Waller county that
tho quarantine against Houston be raised
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

The following transfers OF real estate
were filed yesterday in the office Of Ed F.
Dupree. county clerk.
]. II. Burnett to Daniel Mccormick,
lots g. Z, 3, block 25, PasadeDa.... 500
l.. H. Vasmer to w. n. Shaw, county
judge, 10000 square feet southeast
corner lot 70. Holman survey......
T. T. Risteigen to Harris County,
1900 acres in Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe railway survey No.
!. San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
and Buffalo bayou ditch .....
]. f. Meyer to Harris County, $1,000
acre in Robert Vince half league.
c. II. and Theo. Boring to Harris
County, 96-100 acre in John D.
Taylor league .......... ~
Conrad Boring to Harris County,
$4,000 acre in Robert Vince half
w. L. Ford to Harris County, 5-1oO
acre in Gulf, Colorado and Santa
re Railway company survey No.
1900. ..... ..... .............
G. Fl. and Theo. Boring to Harris
county 15-l00 acres in John d.
Tayior league NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
i. p. Converse to San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway company,
lo-acre lot IS, Holman survey
Bette Daniels and Matilda West To
Harris County, 1900 acre in ].
Austin grant, occupied by San Fee
lpe and Drummer road - Q,
a number of the above are right of wa,
deeds to enable Harris county to oper
roads, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

had 49, vxx.srr,,n<~<<3s xh~ Vovatnv ~ se at
pss,,,r],,t ,,aiis.,r sa,,ar wouis vm, have
even Jrae,r.d ~ vo,inu e-ver IN counec-
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go an,,ss,.S saI,n,, ssvar wi,h this
CO. sism,a,,a~ H. s,~aot answsr n your
s."s,,. Iii; -, shat 80 arco~ntered
49, =. al. Tia - 49, ,,,ne 7 would
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a. ~ th,s ,ns.snca orlv wish I
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,at ,,,a,.r;a, ,o.,,r,o ond II have
never .aer hi.ct neyro hava A. However
nav. saan n,n,her ~ casee NJ q among
m,,Ia,oes III ~ n,nnans owl hays
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snS .s,sr sea,r1 ,bo na,,en, ,onioht and
taL,ng har aymn,oms q. I1r stuart gave
49,, ~ ynnba.I,atinaiy nrono,,nco II
= nava ~ ma,or,s, hsmat.,r,a ana / can
s'sa.a,,on aha,,. ~ nssa tbat
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a,,a,, sa,,ar natiant hut Tho case we
hoya nyap;nod ,bts evenine 7 considor on
,Jrai. Toaiar,o,,y ;"
wban naiied unon for b,s oninion DR.
croca rani,ad. IT ,onSaa a, The nat,ent
good ,aniabt .rd sha hoe h,iious fever
ana m.lariai bematnria have seen hum
draas 90 as.as -, ua,tnw sayor and have
ra1rad T., h,,,.y sooras - y,c,ims NJ tha
disaasa q, ,hroa enidonJc. .nd from, nv
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
welcomes investigation.

To the Editor OF The Pest:
Hockey, Texas, September Isl see
from The Post of today that the report
Of the county health officer to the com
mjssoners court says that at Hockey all
guards had been properly located, but
that few citizens have threatened tine
destruction OF property and are inter-
fering with travel which is being done
without legal authority. The county Judge
was also instructed to confer WIN tne
State authorities regarding the alleged
proceedings at Hockey aud FOR ADVICE as
to the proper steps to be taken. we are
very glad the court gave such instruu-
tions TO our county Judge to confer Win
the State authorities. There Is not u
zen in this community but would be very
glad to have the affair looked into. so tna'
the state authorities could see now we
have been treated, and then We mink inc
State authorities will be satisfied that
we have done nothing but what is right
in the premises.
We all know Dr.. Swearingen ana Invite
his investigation, as we can then, give the
nnhlic the facts. j. G.. Dupree.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
THE COURTS.
Fifty-Fifth District Court.

set for trial were continued except in the
case of Mrs. Fannie b. Hughes VS.. Frank
Dunn, in which case plaintiffs application
for continuance was overruled and plaintiff
took a non suit.
Judge Wilson at noon adjourned court
to convene again Monday, October A. The
jurors summoned for this week were dis
charged for the term. This action of the
court grows out of the fact that sll cases
which have been reached SO far this week
have been continued either by agreement
or otherwise and no probability OF any
cases being tried during the entire week.
Only three cases remain for this week,
which cases will be called first Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
Omen to the World.

Horace Booth, general agent OF the In
transitional and Great Northern. received
the following telegram last night from
Colonel l.. L. Foster. general manager OF
tho Velasco Terminal:
commissioners court of Brazoria coun-
ty refused to quarantine against Houston,
and Velasco is ready to take all the cotton
she can send. II vessels waiting to lead
at Galveston can be induced to come here
shippers can use our wharves without
charge"
The International wired that they would
furnish all the equipment that was neces-
sary to move the business between Hous-
ton and Velasco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

day "Robert Lockart and myself were
out hunting near Seabrook recently and We
found tombstone upon which is inscribed
the following: A. NJ. Chopper, a Texas
Pioneer OF 1929 and Soldier of 1886. Born
in Pennsylvania 1901. Died in Christ Sep
TENDER Is, 1852 think that out of ven
GRAFTON for the memory Of this old veteran
that his bones should be taken up and
transferred to some more appropriate loca-
ton, for it Is only a question of very
short time before the neighborhood where
they now lie will be settled up aud his
grave obliterated."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
Ice Famine Thrcntencn

r. Hacker of the American brewery saw.
his company is overrun with orders ,or ~
ior tue various towns, but can not SUNNY
them on account of the quarantine. "a :,
ehueavoring to have relaxation OF rules
~ airow ice 10 come In, which could NOT
yellow fever germ Homestead yas.ars
agreed TO receive carload OF ice h,,,
Srookshire and Waller refused The first
SHIPMENT of ice and beer for Beaumont LEI,
yesterday afternoon. 'oh' ieit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

Refused admittance at Sam Antonio VIII
fve passengers from Houston. they were
returned here last night.
The Sabine and East Texas will operate
trains today.
Alvin has quarantined against Houston
and the Santa Fe is sending the 7;25 p m.
train through to a point south OF Alvin
where connections are made with the main
line for the North. They had good crowd
north last night.
No Macaron trains will run today.
The Arkansas Pass, Katy and lnterna-
tional train services have been Temporal
rily abandoned as far as Houston is con-
cerned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
the Galveston Quarantine.

After the meeting at the cotton ex-
change in the afternoon, DR.. McElroy being
unable to reach DR.. Swearingen by wire
repeated to Galveston the message sent
IN San Antonio in tie morning signed
by him and DR.. Swearingen in effect that
while there was n suspicious case here.
there was no reason for auarantining
against Houston.
Last night Mayor Rice received the fol-
lowing from Galveston:
Mayor Rice and Health Officer McElroy
Houston.
Galveston, Texas, September 29.-Galves-
ton will raise quarantine against Houston
when Dr. Swearingen notifies us that the
suspect is not case OF yellow fever.
j. ID. Skinner, Mavor.
w. C. Fisher, Health Physician.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

In closing the meeting issued the
following bulletin:
We reairm emphatcay in the
n that the Duncans
and rejoice in the that
by
and able visiting physicians Hemrstead.
DIR. D. f. STUART.
DR. MAX URWITZ
j.. w.
DIR. w. r. ECKHARDT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

awarded that Mr.. Storrie would nL1 %
ject it, owing to what was resaiuSuc snrrle
irregularity in the award. A ~. - hing
states. however, that he is porlecss ~ ~
to accept the contract and has ~
least doubt OF it's validity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
County Court.

In the county court Hon. w. N. Shaw
presiding, the case OF Mrs. Page Fisher
VS.. the Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance company, was given to the jury
at o'clock. The jury was excused until
this morning.
The following suits were filed yesterday
in the office Of j. B. Williams, clerk
of the civil district court:
Conrad Schwartz VS.. r. j. Thacker,
debt $1,000. note and foreclosure deed Of
trust 27-124 mortgages on lot s. west half
Luke Moore league.
J. C. Butcher VS.. Simon Crosley and
VALLEY Pugh, debt and foreclosure nine
acres in lot 2, Pugh tract, John Brown
league.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
Peace Restored

county Physician Noark visited Hocklev
ana cypress yesterday and found every.
,n'hg moving along smoothly at the former
place. The feeling which had nj t,rst mar
res''u i'seif because of the Location of a
detention camp near that place has sub
siaea and peace now reirps
between Commissioner Becker and tbose
VINO a: hrst felt disposed to crhicise him.
Dr. Noark said there were no detentions
at an, of the county stations TO-DAY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

To the Editor of The Bost:
| see all parties with health certificates
that are not sworn to before a notary
honored by county health officers, so par
ties to avoid trouble should take that pre-
caution and that must not be over twenty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
VIII Accent thc Contract

mr u. Q. storrie announces that he will
accep' the contract awarded him at re-
een. meeting OF the city council for paving
"n brick Main street from McGowen
svenae 70 the city limits. II was contend
- - some st the time this contract MAS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
Passenger Train service.

the raising OF the quarantine at Beau-
mont by State Health Officer swearlngen
yesterday opened way for a partial re-
sumption of train service from Houston
v'st, and beginnang this morning the
southern Pacific viii run passenger as
No. IL leaving Houston a, $40 a. m. and
go as Tar as Orange, returning vi night as
No. Is, arriving at 1890 p m.
While this is resumption. the passen-
GERS between here and San Antonio have
osen discontinued until further aotice. The
train that lset here Tuesday nisht vas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

The sale OF books at 800 NAN .,ouul
attracting universal attention o. Va the
OF the unparalleled low pricss re- founA
quality and variety OF books ~ ~ IS q
there. Prices nre so marvelousr III
place them within the reach !, q 4. euo
Auction sales daily at lo'So
1880 and 1880 D. m. :, thls a.
portunity. as this great sale viii c'
only few days more.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
AVOID RISKS.

Have your clothes laundereu .hsch
most improved hygienic. metno nna tker
insures perfect disinfection. co,5 prairie
to 81 Packard's Troy Laundry -
avenue. phone 332.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 George F. Ssger and Miss Rosa Cha
1oupka and DR.. Donald Mckay and Miss
Lena Haven.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

= DR.. Tebaults yellow fever angr eilnel
preventive supplied by A. y, ,uiiy ~
druggist. 502 Main street - W
pared and In strict acoordancs
prescriptions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

-FOUR hours old and they are very nart,cu-
iar about the Gate and the seal. 1rSre arc
plenty OF people with health certificates
not sworn to before a notary public that
tney VIII not let get off the train.
j. r. Glass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

Those wishing to get rid OF urr,sndY
should try bottle OF Elmer sAasmidt
Prescription No. 2s51. z. y.
Houston. Texas. sole agent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
Her Condition precnr,ou..

pr' r. b, Jackson, one Of the attend,,r
PHYSICIANS in the Eva Duncans case, uro.
A'u"'ea the condition 0s the patient last
night to be precarious. owing to the in.
ability OF the kidneys to perform their req
u'ar functions. and unless this symptom is
removed he has no hopes for her recov-
cry. She was still alive at m,dn,.,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

a l.. Teachout, superintendent Of the
railway mail service, Eleventh division
yesterday wired the Houston and ,eya,
neh'rai thar mail from all infected places
was being fumigated proneriy F'AeNs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
A NeRlected Grave.

Mr. 7. U. Lubbock desires TO call n.
'ention to the remains Of Texas pioneer
which Hes In lonely srave near Seabrook.
SAID he - Pest representative yestsr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
A Case Non.unit.a

In the case OF Fannie B. Hughes VS.
Frank Dunn for $4,000 damages, CROWNS
out of the killing OF her husband w.,,s,
hughes, at Frank Dunn's house on the
nth OF last March. the plalntiif ,a,,' wy
non-suit yesterday ana the Hessrda,
was adjudsed TO go hence without day anS
With his costs. NAs anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30

After this matter had been settled Presi-
dent Neville said some action should be
taken In regard to having all mail brought
tn promptly from outside points. as well
a. to sec that there was no delay in mail
leaving this city. This was discussed at
length. but action thereon was postponed
Tor the time
Colonel Richard Cooke stated that he
raz Ia Galveston yesterday and In CONVEX
aa,ton with the best citizens there found
no one who believed there was case OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
Day Was a Bit Damp But Attractions We're
Well Attended.
THIRD DAY OF THE ORPHANS BAZAAR
A Very Successful Onc-Now Fcat-
hrcs Heing Addcd-.Thc Bride
md Groom of ~. Iukc's
Church Hoidn Fancy Work sale
Doll Sale Closes.

The bazaar for the benefit Of ST.
Mary's Orphan Asylum had another
2uccesGful run yesterday and last niglrt
Inc interest of the the public in the
pretty affair, the proceeds of which are
to be devoted to 50 worthy an object, is
remarkably well sustained.
The entertainment last evening, when
Miss Maude Hecht and Nj. George Car
ter recited and Miss Hayes rendered
some lovely vocal selections was hear
Thy enjoyed.
Monday night Cap:. Frank Cunning
ham, OF Richmond, will sing ami there
VIII be other attractive features
The apron booth il m attractive place
to the ladies and it's sock of snowy, be-
frillcd and be-laced aprons is rapidly
disappointing.
The model OF the yacht Defender con-
tinucs 10 ATTRACT a great deal of atten-
ZION. 1t Is on view at Mrs. PoulS:on's :,
booth and 1T being eagerly contested
for.
Perhaps the prcttiest thing at the fair
Is TO be found at the Children OF Mary
boc'3h. 1t is 4 dainty little bride in
VEIL white Ruaaan-style bridal dress,
with long train, and a handsome
groom in full dress. They stand side
by side. one OF the brides dainty hands
resting lovingly on the groom's arm
The expression OF the dolls faces is
oharmingly lfe-liltc.
THE dainty couple will he presented
to the child for whom The greatest num-
Der of ballots les cast There are three
contestants little Misses Mary Louise
McCourt, Mary Rudolph and Allen
Steele
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
"STONEIyAIL" JACKSON.

a Treat in Store for the Confederate
Veterans. their Families and Friends.
The special committee on entertain
mcnts of the Pickett Buch inan Camp,
Confederate Veterans, have been
in correspondence with DR. Hun
ter McGu!Ee, OF Richmond, and
he has consented to deliver his
fine lecture on Stonewall Jackson
before the Camp, their families and
friends. at some period between The 18th
and I'D instant, probably on Tuesday,
the lG.h, in their camp hall in the Acid
envy of Music building.
This lecture is pronounced one of the
very ahlest and best that has been writ
ten on any subject of the ln.e war be-
tween the States, and the camp Is In he
congratulated upon having bscn able to
have it reproduced in this city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
Christmas i. Approaching.

The Gale Jcwclry Co. Crank II. Gale,
managcrl, is receiving additions daily
TO their already attractive stock rhair
stock of watches, both ladies' and
gents, is the largest and hes, selected
In the city. If You are in search of n
Christmas present you could not do bet
ter than select a Nacheron and Corr,
stant!n watch. They are famous for
their remarkable time Keeping quail
ties. cGnalcd by few, cxccllcd by none.
rms company has inaugllratcd tho
celebrated Diamond and Watch climbs
These clubs will have the spccial nj.
tention Of Mr.. l.. II. Gale. who made
such wonderful success for so many
years of the Frank H. Gale Diamond
and Watch clubs. Their first club of
fifty was formed last week. and their
second is now we'll under way. AL
though Il fine gold watch or diamond
can be obtained FOR $t.00 a week. vet /,
Is not an instalmcnt plan. If Won dom
know the plan call In and :r,vcstjeatc
Our optical department is the best in
the city, that is acknowledged by thou
SANDS VINO nave been so fortunate as To
consult our ophthalmogist, Or. 4,
Week. the manager. His reputation
as an eye specialist is not questioned
lie leads in his profe sSion. Those
Wishing to make presents of spcctaclrs
to their friends can keep the matter q
secret by selecting gold frames and
after Christmas have the recipients call
upon the Doctor and have their eyes
examined free and without extra cost
have glasses fitted To suit their pcculjar
needs. Prices will be marked down MS
low as will be consistent with honest
goods and trading stamps given TO
each cash purchaser asking for them
thus savrig s per cent. on bottom cash
prices. The watch and jewelry rcpnir
department. is complete and work Is
promised to be done in the best man
ner and ready for delivery when prom
iscd. Every one knows the engraving
of this house is artistic and cuualcd nv
none They make in their own Shons
medals and college badges from tho
cheapest 10 the most expensive nj
prices 90 per cent. less than New Yorl;
quotations. To do your purchasing of
the Frank II. Gale Jcwclry company
is to save money.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
OF GENERAL INTEREST

Ihe times require the utmost econ
omE upon the nart'of all. 1t will be of
interest. therefore. 10 all whose ewes
require attention and who do not wish
10 trust to the skill OF the mere opti-
clan. TO know that the well known
oculist, DR.. l.. u. frey, examines the
eyes Tor both diseases ana errors of
rciracticn entirely free Of charges.
oculistS generally charge from s. to
sz0 to examine the eye. hut DR.. Fircv
VIII give the regular oculist's cxami-
nation exactly like that for which s21
IS olten charged, entirely free. lie also
carries In stock a large line of lenses.
spectacle frames. eyeglasses, etc, which
ne offers ut the very lowest prices.
lis terms for treating any disease of
me eye, ear. nose and threat are very
moderate ana in reach Of all Consul
lal!on always free. Offices Il: 3l4 Main
street, over Frank e Sons clothing
store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
AT THE Y. NJ. C. A.
Inc Mems Meeting To-day-The Mex
Star Course Attraction.

Inc Mems Meeting To-day-The Next
Star Course Attraction
a prayer and pnise service will be
neid this afternoon at O'Clock at the
Young Mems Christian Assoc.a tion. con-
Quoted by the devotional COMMITTEES
MIR. w. NJ. Womble. chairman. The
gymnasium chorus VIII be present to
asslSt III the song service. All young
men are !clvited
rendered next Thursday night at the
Academy OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Star Course
entertainment by the Woman's Phil
harmonic Orchestra. of Boston, of
winch Mrs. NJ. Sherman. Raymond is
conductor. assisted by Nine Hedvig
l'idstrom- Boynton. soprano:
l. overture-"The Queens Secret.
:. ta) Morceau-"Hearts Ccld Flow
erS Tobani
I'd scarf Dance ........ Chamfuadp
omans Philharmonic Orchestra.
8. Sporano Solo-'Habancra" Gear
Hcdy,r I;a.,..,,, $3.50, Bizet
i. Selection-"WiZard Of the Nile"..
''.......... ........ Victor Herbert
Woman's Philharmonic Orchestra.
D. Selection-"Amercan Fantasia"
'.''........ ................ BendiX
Nonah,s PhilharmCCllc Orchestra
y ~ net SOTO ........-.... Miss Silsby
I. Excerpts from LohenGrin Wagner
Woman's Philharmonic Orchestra.
o. oophano Sol0-"Whcn the Heart
is Young" Dudley J},cls
Nine Hedvig INSTRUMENTATION.
y. ntermezzo-"JJaiia" DnIibov
III. Aharch-"Oricntal Echoes" Roscv
Woman's Philharmonic Orchestra.
season tickets may he had at the
association building; also s!nglc rcscrv-
cd seats