The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
CITY BREyITIEs.

Monday will be call day in Justice Masch''
court.
The Sharks Will hold their regular meet
ing at O'Clock this afternoon.
The railway trackmen will meet at Unior
Labor hall at 2:So o'clock this afternoon
The Hartweu Iron Works shipped solid
carload of their foundry product Tor new
bank building at Navasota.
The bowling contest for the Curtin and Har-
rson medals will take place this afternoon al
the Turnveroin bowling alley.
The continued cases against j. j. Foley fol
violating the Sunday law VIII be called at II
a. IN. Monday in Justice Malschs court
Miss Carrie Schneider of 1ll7 Crockett street
entertained quite n number of her young
friends last Wednesday. which was the young
iady's birthday.
Tho Houston Philosophical society at It's
meeting next Thursday nigN in the Mason
building will discuss the dual unity OF mind
and spiritual body"
Rev. John Van Scar. pastor of the Presby-
terrain church at Henderson, will preach at
the First Presbyterian church today, morning
and night. at the usual hours.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union telegraph company's Office
for Henry Krause. II. II. Cooper. Flick
Brown, Miss Emma Martin and Rev. r. H..
Barratt.
Dick bowling camp will hold meeting this
evening at o'clock. This will be In lieu OF
postponed meeting Of last Sunday. interest
Ing business Will come up and full meet
Ing is desired
Owing TO the closing of the Baptist conven-
tlon there will be no preaching at the Cum
bcrland Presbyterian church Sunday school
Will be conducted at the regular tlme--l0 a,
M. All Invited.
clean out nm old well upon q place but re-
Gently occupied hv him found u number of
hides in the bottom of IT, The hides were
badly decomposed
medicine TO produce an abortion, waived ex-
animation yesterday In Justice Malsch socourt
and was placed under a 5000 bond 10 appear
before the criminal court
Mr. T. A. Pnson. the Associated Press
operator for The Post. could hear nothing out
Papa coming over the wires last night
When he left home he left there a bright
little, baby girl that came Friday night,
weighing l2ls pounds
City Health officer Masse Is anxious to
know the whereabouts OF three colored men
named respectively Al Mann, Jim Earl aud
Manuel billiard These men, the doctor says
have all been exposed TO smallpox, and he do
sires to quarantine them.
There will be a meeting of the south Texas
Poultry and Pet Stock association Wednesday
night at the Hutchins House for the purpose
OF eiecting a secretary, and, among other
things, the question OF deciding on the date
OF the coming show will probably come up,
City Engineer I. Austin Miller while driv-
ing yesterday afternoon along Washington
street near the Grand Central depot, collided
with street car aud was thrown from the
buggy to the pavement, He received some
few bruises In consequence OF the accident
but was not seriously hurt.
Rev, ID. r. stovall of Bryan. an evangelist
and frequently called the sweet singer" OF
his denomination, A, NJ. e., will preach this
morning at il o'clock and tonight at O'Clock
at the Wesley chapel African Methodist Epis
copal church, on Texas avenue, A general in
viiation is extended all to be present.
The remains of John A. Hanna aged 80
years, were shipped yesterday to Hotam, or
Tammany. on the International and Great
Northern, The deceased was hurt In a rnls
way accident on Thursday and brought here
Tor treatment, An amputation OF n leg was
life. MS
report came from Seabrook yesterday that
the SAL boat of Mr., Charles Parker Of This
city was eapsized there with a sailing nartv
the evening before while about two miles from
shore, but the party was rescued without Inc
loss OF HE Those occupying the boat when
I eapsized were Rev James Noble, rector of
~ ~. Peter's Episcopal church al Brenham. and
MIS- Nohle. Mrs. Charles Parker and danrh. |
Ter, MISS Mamie; Mrs, wilkins and CantaIn
heileiman. the latter being at the helm.