The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
GOSSIP OF

New York, September
got another setback in IL
art recosnitIon through 49,
by the Kings County We
Temperance Union TO-DAY.
Brooklyn artists creation y
caused the whole thing, an2
was characterized by the a.s3z5
an insult TO American wpr,
over. It was catalogued riet7
same list with the drink ~
cigarette evil and the wicSSz
poster, Just as u 1t was
and, indeed, a shade worse Yes
panions In enumeration. e.
G. T. U. refuses to throw evSSI
of charity over this much disssf{
It might Just a. we'll be ssns
shop.
Fame has Its penalties.
huge canvas signs on either ss632
around town today. Such 49,
mon. Of course. but people ~;
outfit longer than usual ana s1aI2
than is their won't, for their ~
from the fulsome praise be~tX3;:
Sign painter upon cheap o.
lishment to life size portraits b.
K. Vanderbilt and Chauncev n
placed at either side OF the 49,
with the announcement tha&
look Just Nike their pictures if2
OF Blank 4 Blank made ~
This Is the limit to date. 0re2f
stand cartooning, but when NJ
being "circused" they ought "a
Something Of the same sort
ferent. came off on the BoWeiS
day. A reformed burglar, whd;S
ness sent him to Joliet ~
landed him behind the focturX
been cracking safes for SALARY
cry theater; but, while it's SAT-
doors off safes in Bowery playh
II is to perform the same feat IL
bank, the profits are smaller, for r
doesn't always walk on the Bower
the burglar ascertained that IL
actor merely for his health he ~
venge. He secured a sandwich
lettered 1t in this wise: II, XII
Am Not at the Nickelodeon Thai
Week. Respectfully Yours, KID
Then he hung the avenglng sandx
his wife's shoulders and she
promenaded the Bowery until sbs
the box office. where she demand
envelope. She got it u
as a Texan gets his gun. Safeq
was resumed on the Bowery toaI3
Coney Island sandwich will scar
but this is the first time on rscul
a Bowery sandwich has given Z
cal manager a fit.
This seasons flower show opensl
at Madison Square garden. The
concert hall is abloom with mynl
the choicest flowers, but this Is
week." and $4,000 In full bloom
view. The prizes foot up $4,000 and
ing from the competition among
SIGNALS and amateurs, this flower IN
eclipse all that have gone befors,
The young man who is always u
on the imaginary fact that his faith
a better opportunity to chase the
dollar than he has might change Nj
If he took the trouble to look arounl
q Broadway hotel today / saw 81
dudish but shrewd looking chap. II.
I shining example in this connectica(
landed in this big town couple Of
agc with $500 in his clothes. To-day ~
ais partner are paying 1880 In n
different landlords here. He is III
prietor Of the cheap lunch rooms
nave sprung up all over town in OPP
o the bennett establishments. Hki
If the reeeipts-he has partners \
to about $4,000 per annumL
uck hadn't a thing to do with thl
,overy of this bonanza.
Maude Adams, Mr.. Frohman'p
star, has conquered. 1.-THE Little u
err" which was produced at the "a
asst night. proved more than sud
t was a double-ibarreled hit, liz 4
haude Adams, as an artist. and Il
Sarrae, as a playwright, shared II
equally. This little play has
scarcely wider than your little tingefl
yet IT teens with romance and thef
more real comedy in 1t than has
shown in all the comic productions
'ear. At last the metropolis can
" a play that is worth calling sun
"a wholesome. elevating, entertan
lnama. The French Maid succel
The Girl from Paris" last night Il
herald Square theater, and pleased
much as its predecessor. 1t is one 81 \
nusical farces of which there have
0 many examples on the New York;
I late, and one Of the best CT thel
here were several pretty ballets, az
ANGER, Saharet, who seemed to be
osed chiefly Of joints, and displayetl
raordinary athletic capacity. The
I'LL probably fill the theater as loof
he management desires. TIE critics Il
fternoon papers all agree that when I
Q Merode appeared in the midst Of q
ler stage women and better dancer
erself at Roster & Balls last nirhl
now storm arrived. The King of Ean
lust be mighty poor judge Of -
we'll as dancing. The beautiful FIN
aliet and the sprightly Spanish ~
nd singer on the bill at this house
ell worth seeing. however. Fortu1r
'r all who patronize the place, the Msi
My holds the stage a few minutes. y
Ign OF the Cross" was cordially recei
the Fourteenth Street theater last q
nd will undoubtedly find much favor Z
lg its stay. There was a notable incg.
the attendance at all the houses
light and many people were turned .
ON several.
A STRANE CONTRAST.