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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
Hou.ton heights Election.

An election for city officers was held
Tuesday at Houston Heights and the fol-
lowing were elected:
Mayor w. G Love; marshal G. w,
Wilson, aldermen, j. l.. Garwood, u.
y. Cooley, Frank ]. stcger, John A. Mil
roy, F. s. picrson.
school election was also held and the
voters of that town decided in favor Of
the Houston Heights municipality acquiring
tho exclusive control of The nuhic free
9 'hcos and institutions Of learning within
It's limits, the schools 10 I've under the con-
troll az the honrd Of llhermon.
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| ne turned over to the new administration
as they might find means for carrying out
the contract.
Alderman Helser embraced this sugges-
ton in motion
Alderman Street did not think it proper
to award these contracts ind saddle the
debt on the new administration
Alderman Heiser said he did not mean to
award the contracts, but simply hold the
matter In allegiance and give the new ad-
mn!stration an opportunity to accept the
contracts if they saw fit.
Alderman Aubertin thought the holding
OF the checks OF these contractors might
work a hardship on them, and that they
should be returned
Alderman Cronan said that if all the
money was exhausted. as stated in the re-
port of the board of public works. he did
not sec what else could be done except 10
adopt the report Of the board of public
works and return the checks.
He offered as a substitute that the re-
port of the board We adopted. except as to
the recommendation concerning the Pres
ton street paving.
The substitute of Aldcsman Cronan was
lost by vote of yeas and nays.
The motion to adopt the report was car
ried by the same vote that defeated the
substitute.
A proposition from J. d. Staples was
read agreeing TO donate 2GOx2O0 feet of
ground in Che Fifth ward for a $4,000
white school house, work TO be commenced
in six months and finished within Il year.
Alderman Aubertin moved the accept
ance Of the proposition and that the mayor
advertise for plans and specifications at
once.
Alderman Street moved as a substitute
10 lay he matter over for the incoming ad-
ministraton.
Alderman Streets motion was carried by
vote OF to ..
On motion Of Alderman McAughan the
Houston East and West Texas Railway
company will he notified to place cross
ing at Cont and Moffat streets in tho Fifth
ward whereupon the council adjourned.
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serylec. COR llol, Woods.

The last three days of holy wees In
mcaia,ely preceding Easter SUNDAY arc
observed with special services in all ca:h-
ollie churches.
Services for iissse holy DAYS and far
Easter sunday will be as follows al the
Church OF the Administration
Today mass VIII be eeisbYated at . u m t,
during which the blessed sacrament WI
he transferred from the altar TO Mp ST
tory Tor the alteration OF the faithful UNI !
D M, when prayers ami sh5rt insune-
lions VIII conclude the services 10, TIE
day
Tomorrow. Good Friday. the church MI
he drared in hahilaments OF mourning.
significant OF tbs crueshxion There win be
nsss al a M, followed by the blessing
and tho vencra.ioD OF the cross. ,he lcry,
ites OF the day concluding with The stations
sof tho cross al $50 y. nj
on saturday morning there viii b. ssrv.
iee al $50 o'clock, Which Will inol,lds Tho
blessing Of ttc pascal candles aud ,ho ban.
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FEAST OF PASSOVER,
WHICH sNMBOLIxEs THE REDEMP-
TioN or ISRAEL
Commences TodaS--SomcthinG ns to
the Observance aud the SiEnifi-
cuncc of the Dag.

Passover Ia mcmorinl Of the departure
Of tao children OF Israel from the bondage
rndcr which they wore he'll in Egypt, The
feast celebrates the release IRON this servi-
udc in Egypt and tho mach from the Land
uf Goshen under the guidance ol Muses.. 1t
begins according to tho Hebrew calendar on
the evening of the 18th OF the Moon Nissan
corresponding this year with April T. Fol-
lowing are :hc soriptutnl words referring TO
TIC festival; The Feast OF the Passover thou
shalt observe, seven days thou shalt eat
tnloayencd bread MS | have commanded
thee Tho first and last das are holy CON
vocation.
iho Passover is recognized as tho first
declaration OF Independence und The proclaim.
9uoh OF freedom to all tho world. on that
uay contufiea ago, Moses having The great
Charter Of liberty in his possession, gave the
hrst Jtnth Flow TO that degrading institution
tli!ed slavery. In order 20 perpctuatc the
tact OF the eNolo with all its incideuts Moses
commanded And sc shalt observe this mt
Ter ms q statute for thee ana thy chilaran for-
thr memory of Israel
me celebration of the Passover Is no, con.
hu,u 10 tho synaEosuc hut finds ita trucXt
anu mos' happy Oppression in that impressive
l1hlIy ScrYlro called ''Selar' The members
OF the family assemble around tho festive
boar'' ana with songs OF praise and thanks
ki'lnE thaS mrotl before their spiritual eyes
the history OF tho redemption Of their an
eSStors from Egyptian bondage Tho heart
or IN" lsiaeltie Us stirred 20 It's very ocplh
WHOM the story Of redemption Is told in do
presence Of aged parents. OF wife aud chi,
dfnn and though he may have been long %
tfhhkod From his laith. he yearns to astaA
non a deep affinity between himself ana fh,.
religion Of his fathers, The historical bond
Is tho touch Of nature which males All is
lNei ltm, the magic power which transfers
diSoordhnt notes into harmony and from N
nulutudo Of diverse opinions wcavos fair
and durable fabric ~
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Ci,ii service Examination.

Mr.. r. H. Falconer, an examiner for
the civil service department at Washington,
srent yesterday in the city examining can
didates for clerkships stenogrsphers and
typewriters for the railway mail service.
watchmen. etc.
The cuerks, stonogranhers and typcwrit-
err, messengers and watchmen are to dc
service in the department at Washington,
There We're six candidates examined for
clerks, flee for stenosrsphers and typewrit-
ers, fourteen for the railway mail service.
three for messengers, one for watchmsu
and -four Tor fireman and watchman for the
local Office,
Mr.. Falconor, though employed in the
department at Washington. is a Texan,
having formerly lived at Marlin,
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A Popular ncncfit.

The local cast and chorus. which viii
present the Pirate of Penzanco" at the
is one Of the best ever organized in this
city. Tho admission has been placed at
30 cents, while the entertainment will he
well worth 81. for the reason that 1t Is
especially desired that the Auditorium be
packed to IT'S full capacity. In buying
tickets for this entertainment YOU Join the
members Of the community in which you
live in an effort to push Houston to the
front. The proceeds will go towards laying
for the Houston exhibit at the Trans
mississippi and International exhibit a,
Omaha from the LIST of May TO the ist of
November
II Is expected that the tickets will be
placed an sale this afternoon, and "A large
sale ia expected
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rho Market Gardeners.

Tho Market Gardeners association had
quite an Interesting Meeting yesterday
forenoon at the marlet house, Plans are
well under way by which the members OF
TIE association arc TO reap much benefit
Nv a united action IN pooling their produc s
and milking their shipments in quantities
that will command the hest market p.iees
aud secure the best possible freight rates.
The organization Of the market garden
rrs will result next year In largely IN
creased acreage being put into truck
farms N and around Houston
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tlrmal tont. endIns wIth lho lioly tasriIIee

tIsmsl font. ending with tho holy facriilee
Of the mass
\ On Easter Sunday the church bells thai
havc been siIencod since Friday. VIII Hug
forth the glad tidings Of the resurrection.
The church. relieved OF IT'S garb Of morrn-
ing, VIII be deckei In bright colors SYM
bolizinE that Christ Is Riscn.% There viii
be low mass on Easter Sunday AZ 1870 as
M high mass At 1870 and vcspers a.
1880 p. M At high mass the excellent choir
Of this church viii sing Schubort's ma
in 9. with organ and string dunrtctte ac-
ION na n inc nj - ~ - i.
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innoeent chiidrcn sacr,,lcea.

The slaughter OF The innoeents', con-
tinue; until II Is estimated that FUZZY one
fourti. OF the human race die hefore a !
tanning their NTH birthday. owing IN grsns
measure 10 our rigorous aud rhsneeable
climate, And there are thousands of
auults. even IN this land OF p,enty. that
rcdu Ing 10 confirmed inyaiidIsml whom
,iostetter's Stomach Bhtori would rrompt-
|ty9IFilnva and invlsoratc. Malaria an ~.
m ~. u1 ana kidney trouble yic.d 10 thc
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HOUSTON Gas ITc,,r ~

Reduction in price az gas Af,er 49,,
10 the rate for gas viii be 81 so No. :, y,
cuoic feet for an purposes. Has for s,I,
go cooking water heaters ami general Is
sprtment Of gas applancss. i i "a
neeyer, general manager.
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b IILah sci,nnI rnnccrt

The members OF the Junior class Of tho
Houston hish scliool have Tor the past
month been working hard on the concert
TO be given at Turner hall TUESDAY. April
", at ssl5 D. IN. An attractive Programme
has been prepared. The proceeds az the
concert viii be used towlrd defrayiny the
cxrenscs q the hop which IS given an
nualiy IN honor Of the graduating class.
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Chairman shin Chanucl Comm
rnE rnnEn TEiprArIoNs.
Christian Church TuNch Ia Its Ut
UNusi Inst Might.

y Y 4
H1st Inst Might.
Last nights audience at the revival scrv,
ices ut the Christian church was thc largest
that has yet been present Evangelist Mar
tin preached n powerful sermon from the
Three rcmltations Of Christ, as he was
tempted by Satan
hc Arsl tcmptaton was hunger. ThCrc
Is rot temptation known. but what there ~
guohg dcsire when Their. is drslrc TO
do something there Is uatt"alls icnpta-
ticn. christ had tasted for forty days ara
forty piehis aud the pain ol hunger 10 some
70 int,rsc, Tho devil tempted Christ by ash
ins ltm To intn stone into bread to gatlsiy
his hunger But Christ Old not yield lie
quoted scripture 70 Satan. "Mau rnn nat
lNe bS bread alone, but by tho Mord OF
tcd. What crimes hayu boon committed To
thlsly the flesh II Christ lad argued with
satan tho temptation would have bernlre
alrorgcl[ Same nro lod into sin by their
eyes, others hy their cars, Willie ktlll others
By ibr vprona demands " their flesh, An
other tcmrtaion that satnn nut to Christ
wns thai Of display. The down haro unntal
eeflplrie or, rather. lnisquotod &C. Christ
r@nih qtotca scrlpturc to Satan. II Ia writ
Ten. rhou Rhalt not tempt tho Lard Inv
fod Tho last temptation "a the one to san,
m !, satan onered Christ the whole world
u he You'd tall down and Worship aim
Christ was tempted 10 scl his soul for
Hra'th Tint Is tho wny most u,opls have
got Their wealth. They have sold thoi, souls
20 gum ms worlds go9ds This temptation
p also temptation OF idolaify.
ir'nptatlon Is not sin, however. The f,r
- tho yielding TO tho trniriaiiou
as q t@uli Of the powerful sermon. ono
nugie nec tue u. eontase In the face OF the lerer
MUM lceltng was mani(rsttd m several nor
tlnnA OF the congregation.
'oH'Rht tuhjc3E %lnfallihly saved
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nrmocratic ENccniiNc cnmmIti..

The city democratic executive committee
thai served for the mast two years and
me new executive. elected at the re eat
democratic primaries, viii meet tonight :,
O'clock IN Joint session at the city cong
ell chamber, The old committee to v,tnJ ~,
the affairs Of the campaign jusi closed ..b nj
tte new committee 10 orgpnlsr by sflle,-
WE chairman 70 soryc for tbs rssulnv
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Nearing the End Of the Administra-
tion.
4 LOT or PROSPECTIVE CONTRACTS
Arc Reiterated 10 the Incoming al.
ministrntiDn - street Improves
mcnt bond Fund Exhausted.

The city council met yesterday afternoon
III adjourned regular session
| Mayor Rice was In the chair and tn,
| following aldermen answered to roll call
Sonncn. Burke, Gcisclman. Latham, Street
Adair, Cronan, Heiscr Aubcrtin, Nc
.tughGn.
1he absent aldermen weea excused ANA
the minutes Of The last meeting were read
and approved.
Alderman Crcnau raised the point that
this council had, all through its official
cXistttire, dcvia,od from the strict path Of
parliamentary usages, whenever 1t had
adopted the minutes without reading them,
before first suspsnding the rules. which
latter condition had meyer been compiled
with. He commended that the minutes could
no more be adopted without reading than
colld an ordinance. without first suspenling
The rules. and as .his had never been done
by tn" nrcser. council It might causn troa-
bic should any official act OF this council
be ever brought into question.
NO action was taken upon Alderman Gro
mans suggestion and ;ilc reading OF petit
items was proceeded with.
PETITIONS.
From o. il Hutchinson, Sr for sep
aiation of assessment in order to pay taxes.
referred to assessor aud collector with
power TO act
IRON Charles Lang, for correction of
u assessment ON property in block IsO in
Uiuer 10 pay taxes on same Granted
rom rom Mrs. j. II. Davidson, for cor
s so,r OF assessment. Referred to asses
soI ana collector with power TO act.
IRON Mrs. j. A. Huston. for reduction
, ., assessment. Referred to board of az
FROM j. %. Riley, for reduction of as.
nent. VI applause
From Mrs Gencyieve Watts for eorrec-
,ion OF assessment, Referred to board a,
anpraisement. Vi
FROM l.. II. Perry, for remission Of
, roso on advertising property on delinquent
iist. located outside of city. Referred to
city attorney. "
~ grom j. II Miller asking for compensa- !
t iun LOT properly used BIZ the city in plac- |
over. h'iu
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DudTI ~ FnbIlc WORKS.
Alderman Heifer cid nrt think che.l.
should bs reirrned, but that the contrac,s
The herald., 1898-01-21
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

A large class is being formed among
the knights for the degrees of the D.
o. K. K. which will be conferred upon
the novices on the first Wednesday eve
ming in March.
The institution of the new lodge at
Long Beach tomorrow evening will be
a great Pythian event.
The work will be performed by Capt.
G. S. Adolph, .. G. c., assisted by Past
Chancellors George b. Shaeffer and W.
II. Routzhan of Los Angeles and NJ b.
Wilson of Redlands; also by the follow
ing Los Angeles knights as acting grand
officers: Oscar Lawler, 6. V. c.; A. II.
Perkins, G. p; Dr. Carson, G.. NJ. Of f. :;
w. Stockwell, G. X. of r. s.; Leslie
Hewitt, G.. M. of A; Charles Stansbury.
G. I. c.. B. Gordan, G. o. G.. A very large
attendance of Pythians is assured, in
Guiding Los Angeles company 25, L. r. (;
Pasadena company 50, U. r.. Santa
Monica company 30, U. r.. also knights
from Redlands, Alhambra and other
towns. After the work of institution a
banquet will be given at the Chautauqua
hail. A special train leaves Los Angeles
over the Terminal at 6 o'clock tomorrow
evening for Long Beach.
Los Angeles POS will confer the Knight
rank this evening.
Samson 14S East Los Angeles will
have work next Monday evening.
The officers-elect of Purity temple
The herald., 1898-01-21
FRATERNAL AID

The Fraternal Aid association had n
great meeting at Pomona Tuesday eve
ming. The occasion was made memor-
able by Pomona council S4, which had
been awarded degree team costumes by
grand officers for receiving the largest
number of new members during the
month of November and December. The
number of applicants was So, thirty of
whom We're initiated on Tuesday eve
ming by the degree team of Mt. Pleasant
council of Los Angeles. Whittier coun-
Gil was a close second in the race for
the premium, having the largest num-
Der of applicants on Dec. 2S.
The officers of Pomona council were
also installed on Tuesday evening. This
council has a membership of over 200
About twenty members of Mt. Pleasant
council, including the degree team, went
over and were we'll treated by their Po-
mona brethren.
The officers of Mt. Pleasant council
were installed last week by p. P. Pack
ard of Santa Ana council. p. p. ]. Will
Dick was presented with a fine P. p.
level
The herald., 1898-01-21

Court Palmetto 3345, Boyle Heights,
will have public installation OF officers,
entertainment and ball next Wednesday
evening. The Royal Foresters Will
perform the installation ceremony, and
High Chief Ranger McElfresh will make
an address. A large attendance is ex-
pected.
The courts of San Francisco are ar
ranging for grand reception to the
high chief ranger upon his arrival III
that city early next month. b. l. Salo-
mon, chairman of the board OF dlstrict
deputies, writes that it will be regular
Forester jubilee.
Court Rivera held a public entertain
ment last evening, which was very cred
table The high chief ranger was pres
ent and addressed the meeting.
The semi-annual returns from the
various courts of the state are being re-
ceived at the high court office in TINS
CITY. They show handsome increase IN
membership.
During the month of December there
were 364 applications for membership IN
California.
The officers of Court Occident 46', East
Los Angeles, will be installed this even
ing by High Secretary Perry.
Court Pomona 439 had an enJoyaple
smoker Wednesday evening.
The public entertainment given pv
Court Temple $40 at Music hall Tuesday
evening was one of the finest affairs OF
the kind ever given in Los Angeles.
There were an exceptionally fine musicai
and literary program and fine address
by High Chief Ranger McElfresh.
Court Gardena exceeded all former
efforts last Saturday evening. f1fteeh
candidates were initiated, officers IN
stalled and the Oriental degree con-
ferred. The high chief ranger was
present and officiated at the court cere-
monies. Members of the order were
present from Los Angeles, Redondo, IN
glewood Compton and Clearwater
There was an oyster breakfast.
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KNIGHTS OF MACCABEES

The remains of Patrick Lyons, late a
member of San Bernardino Tent, who
was recently killed by falling timbers
rived in Los Angeles yesterday noon and
were taken in charge by a committee
from Los Angeles Tent 2 by request of
San Bernardino tent.
Los Angeles Tent 2, at its meeting
Wednesday night, initiated one, elected
four and received six applications for
membership.
Banner Tent q is waking up. The
two contesting membership teams have
already done something. At the meet
ing Tuesday night twenty-five applica-
tions We're received and four candidates
initiated.
The knights of Tent and the Ladies
of Hive l will give another Joint social
on Wednesday evening next.
The officers of Los Angeles Hive We're
installed on Wednesday evening by
Past Commander Lady Walker.
The ladies of Star Hive 16, University,
will give a dramatic entertainment at
Paulk's hall on Monday evening, Jan
uary 31st The "Trevellyn Dramatic
Troupe" will present on that occasion
a five-act drama entitled Fruits of
drama.
The officers of Redondo Tent were
installed Tuesday evening by Deputy
Supreme Commander Henry, after
which a banquet was enjoyed
The herald., 1898-01-21
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

A ladies' lodge of the Fraternal broth
hood is being organized at Pasadena "a
SIGNATURES having been already secured.
Judge Bartholomew, supreme secre-
tary. is expected to arrive home today
or tomorrow from Arizona. where ne mas
organized several new lodges of late.
Deputy Spencer instituted Sacramen-
to A last Saturday evening, with 4o
members, which he proposes to increase
to 100 before he leaves the Capital city.
Mrs. Catherine Munson will institute
a ladies lodge at Ventura this evening.
The Compton lodges did some good
work Tuesday. In the afternoon the Ia
dies initiated five candidates, and the
f. B. lodge initiated seven in the even
ing.
Pasadena members of the order are
making arrangements for a great pub
lie meeting and entertainment at the TAP
ernacle in that city.
Supreme President Dandy will visit
Anaheim today on official business con-
nected with the order.
Norwalk II will have a great F'rater-
nal Brotherhood "round-up' on next
Wednesday evening. The lodges of San
ia Ana, Olive, Anaheim, Los Alamitos,
Downey, Whittier and Compton are ex-
pected in body, and many members of
the Los Angeles lodges will attend. Hon.
r. N. Bulla of Los Angeles will address
the meeting. A fine entertainment and
feast are promised.
The public installation, entertainment
and ball by the ladies of Hermosa 80, this
city, on Monday evening were largely
attended and We're highly successful af-
fairs. The installation ceremonies We're
conducted by Supreme Journal Secre-
tary L. A. Beck. An excellent musical
and literary program was followed by a
dance. Hermosa initiated five candi-
dates last Friday evening.
La Grande initiated four candidates
at it's last meeting.
The public installation. entertainment
and ball of Sunset last Friday evening
were fine social affairs. E. A. Beck, S. J.
s., conducted the installation, and the
program was appreciated.
The herald., 1898-01-21
MASONIC

King Solomon Lodge Of Perfection 3,
"A. A. s. r., will confer the Fourteenth
degree on a class of eight at its meeting
Friday night of next week.
Los Angeles commandery 9, K. T., con-
ferred the Illustrious Order of the Red
cross at it's asylum in the temple last
evening. After the work the large num-
ber of Sir Knights in attendance re-
paired to the banquet hall, where an
elegant spread was enjoyed. This even
ing the drill corps of Los Angeles COM
mandery will give a grand ball in the
auditorium of the temple, in honor of the
distinguished visitors, the grand COM
mander and his staff. A banquet will
be feature of the evening.
Signet chapter 81, r. n, NJ, conferred
the Mark Master degree on two candi-
dates last Monday night, and will confer
the same degree on three candidates
next Monday evening.
Lcs Angeles commandery 9, X. T., per-
formed the burial service over the late
Sir James S. McWhorter of Emporia
COmmdnueFy ., Ef1pOIlt, Nail, NSNiiN'7
day afternoon. Interment was at Ever
green cemetery. There was good turn
out of local knights Templar.
Los Angeles council II, r. and S. NJ,
will confer the degrees Of Royal and Sc
lect Master on a large class Tuesday
evening, February 1st. The usual ban
quet will follow,
Southern California 27S conferred the
Master Masons degree Wednesday
evening. and will have the same work
next Wednesday.
Pentalpha 202 will confer the Third de-
gree next Tuesday evening.
Los Angeles AZ will raise Fellowcraft
to the sublime degree of Master Mason
on Monday evening, January 31st.
South Gate 800 conferred the Third
degree upon a popular hotel man last
Friday evening.
Hollenbeck 319 had raising" Tues
day night, and the work was we'll done.
Vallee de France 329 will have work
in the First degree this evening.