The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-21
CITY uREyITIEs.

large crowd attended summer night con-
cert last night at Turner Hall garden.
Mr.. Il. Bergman will tomorrow commence
to solicit prizes for the Goat Editors Chill
dren's Day which will be held this year at
Magnolia Park
The hearing OF the Glenwood Cemetery case
upon the Intervention of Stakeholder Corbett
VIII he resumed today before Special Master
A. c. Allen.
The ways ano means committee for the
next f., r. and V. Festival will meet nj 3
o'clock this afternoon at the rooms of the
business League.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph office for C. Bal
McSweeney and A. w. Holman.
The Main street asphalt pavement has been
completed as far as Prairie avenue. but the
block between Texas avenue and Prairie has
not yet been onened no to travel
Beatrice NJ Comeaux, aged 4 months, died
at noon yesterday at 1874 Pease street, of
cholera infantum. The body will be taken
this morning to Piney Point for interment
lawn mower awaits identification by its
owner at the police station. II was found
yesterday in the possession of youthful
negro. who was attempting to dispose of H..
The board of police commissioners of the
city council VIII this morning resume the in
yestlEaton into the case Of Police officer
Nelson on the charge OF assaulting Mail Car
rier Misher
Mary, the 2-year-od daughter Of B. Nor
censor of 1905 Gentry street, died at 1872
O'Clock Yesterday and will be buried at 10
o'clock this morning In Hollywood cemetery
Rev. j. 70. Green officiating
Letters have been received here from Mrs
II w. Garrow Of this city announcing the
graduation OF her son. Wanroy. at the Wash
ington and Lee university at Lexington. Va.
Mr.. Garrow took high honors.
Pastor Midget is conducting services each
night this week at the NORTH Houston Baptist
church on Clark street. shell road. one mile
limits
and good results are looked for The service
begin promptly at $ p. m. and close not later
than $3.50. All are invited
Mrs. Kleineke. who resides at the corner
Of Hutchins and Calhoun streets, reports the
death Of II goose in her poultry yard yes
terdav. which she SAYS was II years of age
age, as she has another Ia the ward that is
17lb years old and perfectly healthy and spry
In Justice Malsch's court yesterday Joe
Long, on a charge of felony theft was placed
under $500 bond to appear before the grand
jury and Joe Goosman and VIII Jenkins
charged Jointly with burglarl3ing the re /.
dencc Of II. Davidson. corner OF Caroline
and Dallas streets, was placed under a $3.50
bond each.
Cards have been received in this city from
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. H. Henderson announcing
the marriage of their sister, Nettie D. Moss.
to DR.. Francis Marion Bourlnnd. the wedding
to take place on Thursday afternoon. June 20,
at p. m. at their residence IN FRANKLIN,
Tenn. DR.. and Mrs. Bourland will make
Houston their future home.
Day Police Clark Forrest announces that
dog tax licenses are now on sale at the
station at the rate Of 81 for males and 81 for
females. These licenses must be secured be-
fore July /. after which date all CANNES with
out them will DO impound0d License No 1
was purchased yesterday by Captain William
Christian for his pet dog, Roy
Mr., Fred Schweikart. who came TO Houston
when pine trepa were groWtag where the
asphalt pavement is now being placed along
Main street celebrated his birthday a few
DAYS ago--whlch one this deponent sayeth not
and some few friends being advised OF tae
anniversary presented Mr.. Schweikart with a
magnificent istiup uutht, winch he SAYS he Is
not yet too old to use.