The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
GOSSIP o.

New York. JAM
directory, now il
viii contain neari,
Is about 275. 900 ~
of 1927. Each boI'
arate book. as a Nh
would be a triflc NJ
rowers.
The statistics Il NJ
year are flatterlns.
concerned. but they aI
side TO the Natlon S:'
arrivals at this por4 Z!
which only 95e wero y
were English. Nor .>.'!
the carrying trade n, IA
hands of English shir
evidently breads sea "
Dwight L. Moody L
services in Carnegie a.
able how this man, M
Of labor on both sId..
able TO keep up pre.sA,
sale way. He still heis
audiences that he diss;s.
a century ego. In ors'4
day he said: "people
but few can stand n
be more thankful inhsS'
than prosperity. We ss.s.
right things. ManyilS
swered is better than ~
On most excellent sutIs
ment is reported Of Nh r.
youngest daughter d 1,'
~ s burton Ham
Burton Harrison Of air.
is tall and slender. vi,s J.
eyes. She has been orr ~:
Is very clever and IA ~ ).
OF New York. Commodcs
have only three chlldrss &
the enormous Livingsto;
side and the equally hnss
Gerrys on the other. Hs,;,
graduate and Il lawyer. a
Miss Helen Gould hassbi
of her Fifth avenue mn,
never seemed to care mucA
which was beQueathed ID. X
hence a flutter in soclety Z,
went up and the cleaner I
pearance. Heretofore tks
daughter of Jay Gould 4,
glitter of upper tendon NJ
SPARE moments to pbllss5
The time that she docs M
children and sufferers In M
devotes to books. 1t has ~
chiefest delights to send M
fruits grown In the hothcss
ton to the hospitals OF Nlnhr'
were a few more Helen cox
be more sunshine In dark n
nonsense in the gilded pahu
With pathos that was i
was dramatic, j. H, Row,
famed Simon Legree ot
stood before q rid
police court and said: Send
you please, Judge, where nj
can rest a few days, aud d
have enough 10 eat to ketpI
body together. am fsiH
Judge. with as much zest all
facing an enemy in war; tlj
the foes are cold and staryI1
tears rolled down the actops
man on the bench, who had 4
IN many Of his efforts, wa u
Rowe told n sad, hard luck a
dealing with the M
he Sea OF Ice" COMPANY d [
He walked 10 this city, reatf
md hungry and friendlesl
laggard Thespian was sent y
IN the island.
There is no danger this
John Hall will be lost sight 4
has resigned as pastor Of H.
Presbyterian church. Dr. q
Suyler is even better knoTlt
useful us pastor elneft
vas as the active pastor d n
hurch. So doubtless 1t Wild
ohm Hall. 1t is stated IAN
ion was the result not mfrg
onsidered plan to retire ~
ears pastorate. There ~
ONE differences in the grest
+ the Fifth Avenue Presbyia,
ONE OF the members, Il Is ax|
preacher of a more hM1
Presbyterian theology. Ina
awlak case, in which d.,
tand opposite to that Of bis y
ONE irritation and one Of ~
igned. DR.. Hall began % y
hurch wanted a younger ae
ressive man In the pulpit, W
oubt that the vast malonu \
deeply regret bis ne
Russell Sage's day mas pass
meier who for nearly half :
cen one of the foremost ia7|
rect has been shorn Of ~
len through whom he ruiA
e made his comblnationS
ieir backs upon him. WIZ
%. 900, 900 he is no longer ~
rect. Russell Sage mas
ON the directory Of the Wy
He has lost oon'M y
lttan Elevated Railroad COW
ould interests are turned
| the SD year Ct his eM
lst schemes and enterpsM,
ore than a money-lender, N
'bbing broker. Sage was ~
lie directory OF the Mercan.s n
my because OF the part ~ ri
Mon Pacific deal.
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