The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
SOME GOSSIP o. |

New YORK, january /. ~
Of the law compelling Il,
lights brought into III
driver Of hearse. He 1. iss'ss
eryma'n Of Washington
Hundred and Seventy -fifrt = .5S
| fined 81 In the Morrds.an. ~
having no lights on a her.
day that in all his twenty W..
as a llveryman he had
any regulation compelling 4 q " r
lamps. Moreover, he c,si,S
| were as a result OF the arss q
Ing In the street unpnotss.ss 4
| hours. Magistrate Sims 49, i
complain against the N.Y.!
to the Society for the Prrtss' ~ h.
city to Animals. \ !. s!ll
Said one of the real Bo.
other day: III you want 4, (.
change in dive, don't a.. {. .
walter. just tell him to Il, 4
table. and he will see Vol, ~ e
try to ring In short chanes &. z
is 1t done? Well, supposs 81!
cents for drinks and give III "a.
bill. He will give you your cSsxs.
and four ones-but when yn,s' r..
only nave three bills. He hssss "a
in the middle, and when he ca,.22]
to you he counts both ends = r.
with smaller silver he ca ~
dollar or two after countins ~
penny unless you make him cS31
on the table. These dive Wsii
OF tips" M
The thermometer registefo1 n
above zero at 1880 a. m. se,ll "a
the janitor Of the fat house ii1
Seventh avenue and One 1unds1 \
teenth street. took a .torch ara .7
roof 10 lhaw ont the watsr si.g
lead from a tank through AZ "
citizen, huTrying along TIE ~ 4!
light on the roof and ,thourhf ~
was aflre. He ram to the new n
sent in an alarm. The janitofis;
prised when the streets Allied ~ p
gines. The firemen were disSsa r
man who turned In the ALARM ~
around waiting to bs congratul, N
peared after remarkiug, "ThsfS
me-" M
The blizzard weather was NJ
for the greater part of the los, "
a big fire i'm Brooklyn yesferdsy. 4
of frozen water pipes, bus Il
not freeze the spirit of sport Did
golf clubs which had PLAYS si,|
take place only enc, the LalesE||
club, postponed the sport. The AZ \
went on with their events suSs,
red -coloreil for tlhe regular vSIsl
and making come changes In u
rules to meet the new condition. b
There is being organized Ia III
club to encourage longevity. TAs
legation of members beyond IN
Of dues is TO pledge themselyH
leavor TO live more than 100 YEN;
will be admitted M
The name OF the efsl1
is TO be The Hundred Year cIck1
main object" said Or. Waitoo,
each persons to enjoy life ever \
OF their lives
The excise bill OF last year ~
Introduced in the Legislature ttlsN
ill provides for graded aysxn
ense of from SIS to 500. the III
to be paid by saloon H.
rreater New York. Under it Sllo1
e permitted to keep open on Sur
ween the hours OF y m. and u
he bill is said 10 have the appsyt1j
iroker and the Liquor Dealers y
Miss Frances Molina, who "
luch interest In educational ulu
he past, sailed for Havana on ~
pen "uhe American school ~
ohool will be American In " Z
1 ius, curriculum, in its text nv
ven in the use of the languar
Iiss Molina belongs TO a veEyseh
smily, but she has received ~
Iish education.
Perhaps the oldest woman 10 ~
now in the Hebrew Sheltenny
o Madison street. She Is AA
orgenstein. and she is los yets Z
riding to Superintenden. 8. s.f
as grandchildren all over ~ III
.ates.
1t takes big city to provida "
sites: The number of arress W
ew York last year was 1oo,IA "
Imber 1856 were females -
ales.
AIgcr as n Guardian o.
w York Journal.
The Washington Post veneme
ats Secretary Ayers order -
ntelf the sole right TO dlAoe
lnchises and concessions Ia ~
co and the Philippines. i
1T companies are forming y
,culation in Cuban properties
ne of them will be animate
motives and 70
,iness hv verv devious paths