The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-17
SOME GOSSIP OF CIys

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New York. July 1a.-.vv,..
ment by the s. p. G. A. ~, y !
lated nearly 10000 dog, 80 y
years. one may well exprs,s 'sa
there are so many OF thos' s'
bowling and yowllng Il !. 'a
York. Every unclaimed a. ''s'
inds Its way into the dos NJ =
with fine irony the "shelts, s y
is put to death by inhalius
shelter Is long, low NM, q
one Hundred and Second sa
shore OF the East river, !. I ,N
anted by a greater or less ~. M
that have been cauph, 'unas
net, with few cats nlcs h
there or sent to the dshel,s,s
who are tired of them. Thu p
Der. as the gas tank is ca al a'
box twelve feet long. four M Y
four feet high. A two.,us.' ee'
nected with the street ,r., ss
It. There is a door In the ' ~, y
this is raised a black M ~.
into which a strong. @ y
thrusts the unfortunates 'I
are not SO unfortunate a.. ualS
cases, for New York is a. NJ
for the unattached, homelss. ~
as II Is Tor human being,
~
j. Pierpont Morgan's gin !,
building to the society Of a.
hospital Is to be a magnIac,n, ~
cording to the drawings ana n
mitted to Commissioners Bra,
building department. Ii is,
frame, fire-proof structure 49,
nine stories in height. II Nh,
west side of Second ayenus ~, ~
teenth to Eighteenth Streets AZ
feet on the avenue, so feet on ~.
street and 1856 feet on Eioh,.s.M'
The main entrance will be- IN ~
side of the building. The Iowa,
be built Of limestone. ana N
structure of brick and terra coiia
The architect places the cost y, n
Mr.. Morgan is surely warran,as !.
ing st. Paul's cathedral In Js,..
electricity for his own satlsi,mI,
he spends money so freely IN X,
for such a worthy charity as d, /
pital.
Physicians are trying to hnd a 4,
explanation of the idiosypcrs,,
who has become a slav. !.
carpine. The man has been mis.,,
his home for several days and n. I,
Of his absence is said to be that 4.
Ings for the drug has impaired i,
power. The action OF the stuff n
luce perspiration, and, 1t seems h,
case of this druggist, that tbs ~.
The habit is perpetually seeking 4
INTO a moist condition which mos 1
ind easy enough In this weather n
using pilocarpine with that spscI,l \
How a man in a profuse persplr,sj
enjoy any soothing effect from i n
l puzzle to doctors. SO they di,ns
question with the philosophical a
hat the druggist is a phenomsr-
perhaps he is.
1t has been the custom OF cyuIf
forkers to refer to Brooklyn as AuI
chamber of New York" Sincs IL
of Brooklyn with Msriisa|
,art of Greater New York, the III i
nent across the East river has nd
he somnolent insinuation. But Wild
De said of 1t now. when BvooklDl
,arrier is under official fire for lylut
md taking a nap while be va q
quite, supposed to be delivering nll
Justice to the other residents Of Bm
borough it must be admitted that ii I
Ter is alleged to have been Intora1
The big triumphal arch for tel
celebration is taking. definite furnn
mind of the Dewey tess
committee. General Butterfeld, sifl
II the executive committee. fapn
OF the arch at Madison sqult
lie thinks it should stand on four lsp
Get apart, with the reviewing SUI
leath it. He had a conference t9E
I. Q. A. Ward of the National Sa
ociety. and 1t was then that be en-
himself on trlumphal arches 10 %
nd the Dewey arch in particular
So much has been said about FaSI
+ women to get off a car backEl
he direful consequences OF SUED
eeding that one might reasoplsI
ose every woman would be on d.
" this time. But it takes New ieaj
len a long time to learn lessor
ind, evidently, for last SUNDAY y
within five minutes, two women ia
ccidents while alighting from W
pen trolley car. One was killed u
Their seriously injured.
\ y
The postoffice building IS y
mecca for cranks. YESTERDAY =
anne there and demanded s5,cVom u
he said the government owed nei' , \, \
we'll dressed man, carrying XVIII
d cane, entered and demands ~
90. He was finally got rid o.