The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-17
PArRICK's DAY.
cAY WILL BE OBSERVED
n HOUSTON.
~.,,lec Causes Deep Water
...nt 10 BE changed from
..-,pm 70 Turner Hall.

fOrium ~ =. '---'- 4st IL +.
.r.l arrangement committee o.
an. and Emmets had their final
= night aud found everything in
COR their entertainment today,
Il interference caused by the
.,,ike, which will necessitate a
nrorramme to the extent OF
,be deep water entertainment
Auditorium to Turner hall.
n,t,ee that had acted as an In
hs,ween the strikers and the
.onrany during the day. having
.e agreenent between both the
=, Inc company to run the cars
Nh, that the matter had been
~. ,diusted ana that the cars
IN with the old employees but
.u a dissipated last night by the
M NO. frem the Houston
uncil: -. ,,,r,,,v ~, n
nj Browne, LIT. ;NlcElTUs anu ~.
!, :, the Emmett and Hibernian
Texas. March 16.-Gentlemen:
III STATE that your request to the
,Msy employees that they operate
y The belt line to the auditorium
"a 10 a special meeting OF the
taror Council, and after a full
IN said proposition, mouon
and unanimously carried that
u, fully indorse all the requests
- me street railway employees,
y. rsnu,st the said union not to
" oars under any circumstances
s.reet railway company settled
los with them in satisfactory
I am. respectfully yours,
49," John +. Y. Ivy,
p-o fem of Houston Labor Coun-
n. ratification it was decided 10
M deem water entertainment to-
u the Auditorium TO Turner Han
snmmodste the overflow the gard
y lighted up and provided with
o,ramme for this entertainment.
Nv Miss Ida buckingham, Will
e at 5 p. nj o.s,o..r,
-. -. Orchestra
,ck to Erin. .Arion Quartette
Fan Bell. C. w. Nelson, Geo.
riggs, VIM. II. Taylor, II. G.
ker, directory
In--"Kate Mulligan's Ride on
Bike. Miss Lena Aronsohn
b-"The Exile's Lament".....
:. George w. Grim
Dudley G. Wooten of Dallas;
|duced by Governor Charles A
krson.
solo Killarney" .............
=. -. Miss Ida Buckinham
Furrage"... 49,.
-. -. John S. Stewart
b solo-"The Harp that Once
Tarra's Halls" ........ $50.
|. .. -. Miss Estelle Bursheim
Poem" -. 49,.
!. -. :. Miss Lena Aronsohn
solo-"Shamus O'Brien" ......
|. -. :. George B. Griggs
II Irish Airs. -. ...Orchestia
b accompanist, Professor Oscar
Rice will act as master of cere-
Ind the following vice presidents
invited to occupy seats upon the
H, Seaman, John Lyons, Hugh
| Sam R. Perryman, r. NJ.
F. A. Reichardt, Judge John G.
&c W, H. Wilson, j C. Hutche-
H. Kimbrough. II. NJ. Curtin, O..
!, H. Henke. b. A. Riesner, f.
0. 7. Holt, j. +, Meyer, Charles
IN, II. T.. MacGregor, w. h.
,nry Brashear. Thomas L. Conroy,
'avin, Pat Barry, j. C. Canty,
'ok, Adam Clay, G. A. Quinlan
lster. W. B. Mulvey, w. II.
!. c. Sullivan of San Antonio. j. ,
Al L. Bowers of Palestine, j. c.
OF San Antonio, Mayor Bryan
OF san Antonio, j. j Ryan,
lowing reception committee will
sceiylng and looking after the ,
10 viii be present: James Law'or,
hnedy, ID. d. Bryan. william
P. II. Flnnigan, John I.
ohn j. Donovan, Justin C. White, |
'lsh and =, McElgunn.
Nhl be a parade this morning
rec divisions Of Hibernians. who
mole at the Emmett hall at 8 a
"a headed by Herbs band, pro-
!. fatricks church, in the Fifth Z,
attend grand high mass.
u, VIII occur the reception and c
! Turner Hall. rendered by the
',ons TO the visiting Hibernians d
.iients and guests. !.
'v,rallahan. an eloquent Jesuit
'alyeslon, will deliver an address i
.rher Hall reception. at which {
I. Hon. Dudley G. Woot- q
~ =, Mayor Bryan Callahan of San i,
~, sa other distinguished guests b
2 ,,,, m. the big street parade of t,
IS. tul'lary organizations. with a
sulct' viii start from Turner
IN I'D iiue VI HndTcn. From
y 70 San Jacinto street, from A
70 mckinney. Mckinney TO r.
- 70 Franklin, Franklin to q,
! ~, lexas avenue. thence back =,
u ais parade Will be headed by If
=. ~ ana under the direction OF
= sna, Tom o'Leary and the fol- If
u M, ~, L. conroy, John r. Pat ii
I Ems 5. l.. Hahn and w. G. b.
m IN" N Ash.onio, Charles Thavonat, 8,
y, az, "a r.. Dupree, B. Matoro- Ia
I'm ''n,ehthal. ]. c. Ray, George s,
,cL, y. p, Helberg, General d,
b., ' John b. Williams. j. ~ a,
~ n, owens. j. w. Kavanaueh W
= s sat, at last nights meeting fc
toa .a,iroad shops would close ri
,ts 10 Permit their employees
- ~ the parade. O,
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