The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-24
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New York. September 2i.-sev...
representations OF grand opera y ,'.7
French and Germnn; sixteen oo,o..-r
the Philharmonic society; ten co,.rss
the Boston symphony Orchestra. 's'
chestral concerts specially deslrnsa N
terrain and edify the young: lons -
mixed social and artistic funo,to,. v
Waldorf a toria, which will in,u..
court concerts of Europe; eight coa.s /
The Kneisel Quartet OF Boston. n ss'l
f, entertainments in which those inssNH
or unable TO indulge in operate ,o.'.t
ing the week may find enjoyment IN :. 4
| fragments on Sunday nights 49,
1 without cedsing concerts by Ross1s
S2uer and Blanche Marchesi. perh,,a h
Cecil Chaminade and Paderewski-ssa,
some Of the things promised to ~
| OF music in New York by the sasssI
TO open. II is to be hoped that \,
harmony Will not breed discord
II there was any one business ~.
probability of war enllvened and N.
agtd 1t was the trade in artificial ~
Whatever fond hopes Of financial g.,
| raised by the formal opening of bo.,s1
were smashed long ago. A manusss'
OF artiilcial limbs said in poin. M. h
ago that the number OF limbs m,a.
supply needs caused by the eyis,srs
would not make the slightest inpressIs,
me trade. which is kept comfortabIv' "
supplying the deficiencies of tho,s ~
have been hurt in railroad and other Nj
dents.
The first representative American NJ
OF photographs will be opened to ina s.sN
on Monday, September 26, at the AcssX
OF Design. The floral phase Of n. y
hibition may not show so much TIA, RI
not been generally seen before, but n y
extent and beauty, 1t promises N ~
much interest and favorable comma
There VIII be an annex of fr,,its MY
tables, root crops, and in this limo the n;
tato plotters" hope to hold their own ~
The sailing Of the steamship Susoush.,&
this week Will mark an sra of inrrs,
commerce between this country and WI
Africa. This vessel is the first OF go.
big freighters which will be put on M
route by combination OF two shin,
concerns in this city The two Inns M
arrange their schedules so as 10 to,s, X!
alternate South African ports. Thu ya,,i;J
will call at Calcutta, Bombay and aly
Indian ports, returning to New Yort ~
the Suez canal u;
1t has been decided that the body Of MI
John Hall shall be brought to this cou,5i%
and buried in his private plot In WI
lawn cemetery. Mrs Hall. who IL In ~,
sor Ireland, cabled to a committee a m
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church, srS1'
that she will bring the body home o. NJ
Etruria and asking that preparation, II
made for public funeral.
The dry goods stores are, OF course. tt
ioyed that the vacation season has er53.
or practically so. Not in some years 5
they presented so many attractions
Broadway. Sixth avenue. Fourteenth esa
twenty third streets were really like t,sIS \
selves again today. even II it was vlnsa
than the WEATHER prophet promised. M
The Clergy club, an organization o.
gymen of the Protestant Episcopal cAr}
has disbanded. Bishop Potter was the n &
ident OF the cub, which was establkss
little more than ten years ago. II my
that the clergy are not clubbys. M
The latest addition to the ALREADY k2's
number of New York family hotels
Martinique, on West Thirty third strs5
opens October l. Many novelties Ii g
way Of interior hotel architecture are rB IS
ised, as well as cent per cent. M
The talk of proposed reconciliatic,
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Elliot d }s
TO be without any foundation in fact s u
seems that Mr.. Elliot failed to make ~