The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-13

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seves X7ty new UT ~
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serber. wnC - Sosn h :
has been studying law il sS..
university. '''||
tits announced that a srest q
ufacturing Arm, to meet 49,;
decided to put on the MARI
wheel. bearing the firms nan
for prices which would H.:
made in the big Department 4:
new machines are to he ~ n
mems and s27 for women,s *!
be true pedestrians should NJ
take out accident policies.
Ex-Mayor Hewitt has cous1,,..
temporarily as chairman ofp,,.
trustees of Barnard college. n,
task is to raise 100000, .,eeass
plete the equipment of tho e..
new building. He has alreadv M.
contributions Of $1,000 each. II
Barnard college has in f,ye e
greater progress than Columf,.
achieved in the first Atty W..
existence.
A Methodist Episcopal min,.i.
fered $500 for the contents a. NJ
stone of the old Methodist n
Blocker and Mulberry streets
being RACED for the Elm strsel Z,
The old landmark was one q
monuments TO Methodism In IN. b
it is surmised that the corner 4,
the names of afnumber OF clcrryss
wears ago and other informatIon M
to the denomination here and Nv
The Metropolitan club has MAJ
portant innovation. 1t has opent,,
ing room to la..ies on SUNDAY. {
parture is the more remarkabls,
although several clubs have set III
for women. none has, until INV
its general dining room to them /
that the millionaire club" Il n
we'll financially, and the new M
adopted in the hope that 1t would !,
receipts. If other clubs follow 4
Metropolis will neglect her prayer
Sorosis, which adds to the j
Waldorf Astoria every MONDAY 1
in "the season." yesterday chcs
subject for discussion Some M
Conditions That Are Marking ths)
This Century and Shaping the 4
lady who was present says that
that was said, seen, done and
the meeting it may be taken lot
that these conditions" were POKE
Jewels and American Beauty Ia
Sorosister knows a good deal no
the clothes of this century than
ditions.
Life insurance must be plyinI
ment for those who don't haysl
Davy Jones' locker in order to u
presidents Of life insurance com
this city receive as large a salif
president of the United States ttN
one is reported to have said thu
ferred his present position to [
magistracy of the Nation. Son
vice presidents are compensate \
of $4,000 a year, and all liveis
succeeding to the presidency. FL
other positions pay as high = 4
year. Some of the other officen
to be compensated as follows; 81
president. $4,000; actuary. $i5te
counsel, SIS. 900; treasurer, $15,Ne
$4,000; assistant secretaries or y
S10,0 600. How is that for hight
In numbers. in financial sim
churches of New York certainly
good showing. and organized relll
excellent fighting array here. !
about 1868 churches in the fvs
of the city of New York. These ml
ing capacity of S04,377, or about
one-fourth the entire population.
are also about 1900 sittings u
and as most of the churches hold
some three or four services ever
1t is probably true that there .
for every adult person to attend
service at least once a week. A.
of fact, however, the sittings are ]
occupied, and the number Of nol
goers In New York probably ~
to hundreds of thousands. New
there are 372,964 members Of I
and Jewish churches, and the d
regular attendants at these Gnu
much larger. The Catholic chufc
76S,590 parishioners, and most ~
tend mass with a large degree q
ity. Then there are over 40OW'
school rhi1drap Tho va Inc At Gnu