The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-08
GOSSIP OF an

new YORK March
scale on which opera x,S !
METROPOLITAN next win,s,
IRON the fact that NAM. 4
ready made contracts I,
srorsible for $4,000. ~
o mew scenery at the theasss
ooo has been subscribed = \
ers. Grand opera CONS. Y \.
gowns worn by the wom ss a \!
| or the 100000 gold 1,
shipped from Havre todas
be the new japanese ys..
equal to our own dollar ~
perior TO any gold coin 4 ~ !,
fineness Of the metal ana "a y
workmanship. Au y
This sign appears in Il. IS
Broadway wholesale estab,,'s
ployes must report for duis !.
o'clock a. M. The empero, I
up every morning BY 1 Ri
doesn't have to work for !. S "a
The toilers who face M.
morning find some solaea !.
Francis Joseph is a vicss-'a
Almost every day the ,a,t...
the flathouse asks me 4.
about Chaplain ChidwickI 3.
work at Havana is now I ~
Father Chadwick was for,n.,..
ST stephens, on East I,
street. where the good old ~,
UP the coal seeks spiritual ~
Is said to be the first clersss
Catholic faith to hold Tho ,Ss;,'l
lain in the United States NY
A young man who wa, ".
Fourth street. and lived thefs
ago. when he moved IN Z
steenth street. attended 4 f,n,,,,
lyn the other day. The csr1,,,,
he was seated came back n.
River bridge. well, this + X.
he said. as tha -
preached 1t. I've heard a rrsst
1t. but this is the first tims :, b
seen it." A good many nait.
town would sit up all might /.
car II the porter would let than
The annual payroll OF one Nj,
lishment on Fifth avenue foot, !,
but the wages are not the ouls !,
tached to the servants In !. 1,
They must be maintained ii
and at n low estimas
cost $4,000 a year more for hnT
cries. The majority of the ms !
n the retinues of rich New N
while the maid seryant
rally Irish, Swedish or German
ionaire would certainly be mIsS
masses.
The new spring hats will certa!l
IN their shape. The more nh
Tented and turned up and dow
he more swagger it is account
Attest novelties in these wild, n
'ieces are made entirely OF tulk,
y perishable things that would Nil
ingle dust storm. ut takes 4 n
o get good prices for spring hsb'l
Lptown milliner today. She ought
ar you can't read her name md b
7gend about her royal patrcnap I
no of her hats for less than ISL
fonder marriage frequently scaal
lal failure.
A tiny little mouse, a hystsd
irl and an excitable apple WOMB
panic among 1000 public schoa 1
esterday. That there was no lal
due to the coolncss and pfessal
electives, who sang patriotic j
nus succeeded in restoring ordr,
he panic that followed the debit
.o'lse was at its height the appls
led "fire!" somebody sent tr ~
he engines arrived and a line d y
IN into the school house. Thenth
yes saw that something was wei
upon the piano rlaticI
ruclt NJ "The Star-Spangled D
he tots Joined in and the panic Vi
bis time Old Glory was a life sil'
1t is n common sight to see men,
I'd children reading all yarietiss ~
after in the elevated and SUITE
d 1A.si.
re. but it is an uncommon sls's
woman take her knitting alons =
say the time consumed in a lca'
Pnce you can imagine the senssl l
4 lady created in a BROADWAY e
g drew forth an unfinished woo''1,
&. adjusted her bright needles "
en- click merrily, seemingly PEI
iing her pleasant task before IVY
Q journey. People here VASE : !
of time going and coming ana 7 7
hit for sore eyes TO gaze upon Y
| body. who stuck 10 he. knlIun'
e sisters gawked and, mayhap' Z
the day would ever come WIN
* VIII carry a crochet needle, =
powder puff, in their decepl's
oks.
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