The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-27
A DAY IN The CITY.

NEAT CAR BuRGLARIzED.--A car OF
the Armour Packing company, lying on
the spur track near the Katy depot. was
broken open Tuesday night and a quantity
of bacon stolen. The police were notified
and say they Will have the thieves in hand
today
THE SToCKNfEN'S CONVENTlON.-Mr
Sam b. Pettus received telegram yestcr-
day from j. l.. Pennington. at Fort Worth.
announcing that the stockmen's convention
would meet ut Forth Worth on Tuesday,
March Ii. There Will be "a large attend
ance from Texas and other points. Mr..
Pettus will represent herd No 1 Of Fort
Worth.
SPIRITuALIST MEETING.-Mr. and
Mrs George ". Hates, missionaries Of
the National Splrltualists association, who
have been conducting a series Of revival
services in Caledonian hall under the aus
pieces Of the Spirltualists society of this
city for the past four days closed their
work here last evening. The meetin o
have been well attended aud richly. en-
ioyed by the members Of that faith. There
was a large audience last evening an. an
effort will be made by the SpirtualS a
here TO have Mr.. and Mrs. Hates stop oyeS
on their return from Galveston, to which
city they go today, and remain here two
or three days.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE CHANGES.
There were several transfers OF valuable
real estate filed for record IN the county
clerks Office yesterday. Among these
transfers was the property on the corner
Of Austin Street and Walker avenue, lots
6. and s in block o. which was pur-
chased Of l.. Kaiser and wife by A. NJ.
a
Morris tnling one-half Of each lot The
consideration paid was $1,000 Mrs f. G.
Dumble purchased OF Sam Alltmont and
wife sixty feet front on the west side
Of Main street between Polk and Clay
avenues the same being parts of lots 8
and 4. In block 298 For this property
Mrs. Dumble paid $500. Mr.. II. G. Tufny
bought Of the Burnett estate the corner
nue., being lots and 5, In block 347, and
fronting 100 feet on each street. The con
sideration paid was $500.
EDUCATION AND MISSION 1Nsr1-
TUTE The education and mission insti.
tute Of the Baptist church will begin in
the Shearn Memorial Methodist Episcopal
at Q O'Clock Addresses during the day
will be delivered by Rev. Drs. Bogby, Tum-
lin and Gaddy. The exercises will CON
tinue up to and including Friday night,
during which a number Of the most earn.
est Baptist dlvines In the state will lie
present and participate in the meeting
Every session viii be interesting and full
OF good. solid instruction The work OF
education. its necessity, Importance and
advantages and the great benefits to be
derived from II will be thoroughly dis
cussed by men OF marked ability who are
perfectly familiar with and masters Of the
Subject they are handling The mission
viii he handled In the same way. The
meetings will be fun OF Interest and oil
are cordially Invited TO he present at each
service.
INCREASED INTEREST IN COOK.
lNG.-The interest in Mrs. Rorer's lee
lures and lessons ON cooking increases
every day. and new names are being en-
rolled AZ pupils. Quite number or la
ales have been heard to express them
selves in favor OF having I9acdcal teach
or to teach the art Of cooking in the High
schooI who were not friends Of the pro
ject before Mia Rarers viaL The les