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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
j. LAMBERT a CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Gr0cers and Pro.
duce Dealers, Tenth and 4 streets.


duce Dealers, Tenth and 4 streets.
As an evidence of the advance of bust
ness in Sacramento, here is firm which,
while still conducting a retail family gro
Gerry business, is rapidly becoming whole
sale house. Its jobbing trade from small
beginning has steadily grown until now it
commands the most OF the attention of the
firm. Lambert & Co. are skilled and expe-
rienced grocers. They understand the in
terror trade thoroughly, and have availed
Of the advantages of this trade center to
the fullest. They import direct, and put
prices as low down as any house on the
coast. No house of like character can offer
better inducements to immediate country
dealers. The trader can at this house sell
in any quantity, as well as buy-a quality
which makes perfect market. Their
stock of groceries is complete, and is con-
stantly freshened and kept up to standard.
They deal largely in farm produce, and buy
tie products of the country as offered. Civ.
ing attention to grain, feed, etc. The
firm occupies one of the most advantageous
and central positions for business in the
city, and their local trade is an exceedingly
good one Orders from the country trade
they fill with as much care and with the
exercise of as good judgment as if the pur-
chaser stood at the counter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
when aNirslu.pert and !lIrty,

When a rsnspert and airty,
Who's a vergin' to thirty,
Sports the spiteurls Of a maiden in her teens,
she origins 10 feel Tins : power,
And reeolyes that, come the hour
OF proposal, she will kuow just what it means.
Oh, if ever comes dat hour
On her crow no frown will lower,
For she now has learned to pay her cards SO clever
And to know that her right bower
Must be plase that very hour
lis an hour that's - prove now sr never.-LPuck.
Theodore Steinway was one of the
Judges of musical instruments at the ex,
hibition at Frankfort-on.the.Ma Main.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
BILLrNGsLEY d CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Wooden and Willow Ware, Etc.,
3iI and 3I3 i Street.

81 and 3I3 J Street.
The establishment of Billingsley & Co.,
importers and wholesale dealers in wooden
and willow ware, is the only one in this
line in the interior, aud is one of the most
promising and successful business houses,
rot only in the city, but upon the coast
The members of the firm-U. c. Billings.
ley and A. S. Hopkins-are widely and
most favorably known as leading business
men of unquestionable integrity. The
previous location of the firm was outgrown
by their largely increasing trade, and their
present quarters, which are Al by 100 feet
in area, with basement of the same size,
and galleries and storerooms above the
main floor, are all packed and filled
with the immense stock carried by them.
In addition to the most complete assort-
ment in all kinds of wooden and willow
ware, baskets, etc., they carry complete
backing, twines, demijohns, dairy sup
plies, bottles, paperware, stationery, straw
and Manila paper, paper bags, toilet
soaps, Bath brick, feather busters, an ex-
tended variety of pipes, and numerous
other lines of articles. The firm are agents
for the Sacramento Woodenware Fac
tory, the goods of which are not
only better made but superior in
all respects to any other wares
made upon the coast, on account of the
WE'LL known climatic advantages accruing
to this locality. Billingsley & Co. manu-
facture brooms extensively, and constantly
employ from fifteen to twenty men at the
work. Their fine green brooms, made
from Eastern corn, are not equaled by any
others, while their manufactures from
California corn are as good as to be found
elsewhere The trade Of the firm has in
creased during the past year to an almost
unprecedented degree, extending over the
entire area west of the Rocky Mountains,
and the outlook for the coming season is
still more fiattering. They purcha their
stock exclusively from manufacturers and
fest hands, pay cash for their goods, con-
duct their business upon the most economi.
cal basis, and these advantages, with those
of lower rent, no wharfage charges, etc,
enable them to undersell San Francisco
houses, which they successfully do.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
MRS. L. KaTZENsTEIN.
Fashionable MuIiDer, COS . street (suc.
oessor 10 Mrs. Murphy.

Three years ago Mrs. Katzenstein, one
of the most accomplished and expert mil
liners in the interior purchased the bust
ness of Mrs. r. W. Murphy, whose house
was one of the most widely and favorably
known. Under Mrs Kaizenstein's man.
agement the trade and reputation of the
house has not only been maintained, but
greatly enlarged and advanced, while the
establishment has been reftted. She buys
direct and in the very best markets, aud
her stock is as complete and late as any,
and equal to all demands Of the interior
trade, which she can supply at rates as low
as the lowest, and to better advantage to
the purchaser than the San Francisco
houses. Her trade extends throughout
California, as well as southern Oregon,
Nevada and Arizona. Mrs. Katzenstein
carries varied and extensive stock of real
laces, silks, satins, velvets, plumes, pushes,
jetted laces, feathers of every description,
and genuine French flowers in profusion,
which are of the finest quality.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
III. VEIYnucu & 60.
Who'll sale Dealers In and Importers OF
WINS and Liqunr.. SIC street.

NehOt ssiC fSedleFs HI anu importers Oh
Wines and Liquors. 5I2 j Street.
The goods sold by this establishment are
;of the very best and purest quality to be
found in the market. The firm keep con-
sfan1y on bard a full line of French goods,
including wines, branches and other liquors.
They purchase their stock directly from
manufacturers together with the advan-
tages of climate, centra!ity, storage and
freighting facilities which Sacramento en-
joys, enable this firm to ship from Sacra-
mento at an average of at least five per
cent. less than the prices afforded in the
Bay market. Messrs. Weinrich & Co. are
sole proprietors in the United States, by
reason of trade. mark obtained by them, of
the Golden State Bourbon Whisky"
which is the very finest in the market. It
is a blanded whisky, absolutely pure, and
is sold at lC0 proof by the firm. They are
also manufacturers of pure and excellent
blackberry brandy, of which they are hav-
ing large sale to the trade The business
of the firm has very greatly increased
during the past year. This house
offers TO the trade all the advantages &C.
cruing from direct importation. 1t buys
directly from the manufacturers and pro.
eucers, paying cash before delivery of
goods, and gets the very lowest wholesale
rates, and can give the lowest to the trade.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02

Capital stock paid $50. 600 90
Surplus fund - ZOO 90
Undivided profits. = -. "a ;i;..s 2s7 ~
National Bank notes outstanding 1is,676 90
Demand certificates ofSdeposit- ,es.s ld,2s9 n
Certified checks :, -. -, ~, $50 90
United States de1psi So 80 ~ !: - ct &c
Deposits of IT, is6ursiAgs aateeEss 1873 20
Dte to State Ba31ls andrbankers: 94S.19e 81,
Total. 81, ise,oss 90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19
alyestOn market 5 unchanged, su, reported

Galveston market unchanged, bu, reported
The Dallas ootst Exchange has trec.ed
boards in wheelo4s Cotton and Grain Ell
change, and are furishing quotations nom all
The principal cotton centres. Planters are In.
yitsd 70 call at the Exchange when in the city,
The total receipts 4 this city up 10 Tuesday
evening were S. Us baes. The total shipments Tor
the season 10 san, date were A467. and
for the week l.o29 tales. The stock 9u hand
October 10th was g., &les Prices In fhis city
are steady atthe following Quotations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19

Ihere are reported % be tVenty, soyen cotton
factories In Mexico, consuming annually 226A1,.
VO pounds OF the raw material The latter total
10 said to be fully Is per cent less han what is
actually used, owing TO the burdens imposed by
the government upon manufacturing industries
having induced a custom Of making minimum
returns. The cost of making cotton fabrics is
increased by lack Of transportation facilities.
This point is materially turned 10 advantage by
the railway bHildors In Mexico.
LIVERPOOL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19

'9>s's MszspSsr
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

u a neyer.ialllng cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Hevn
inal Weakness, ToI.
matorrhpa l. OST
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Sell Abnsc, youthful
follles, and excuses Ia
maturer years. such NJ
Loss Of Memory. Las,
situde, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion, Aversion 10 Socio.
~, Dimness Of Vision,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19
FUTURES.

s, SnW loGk opened to S Off and showed no
w Ss OF interest till the clock call, which
Sa s yuqled.hrm, at an advance OF ato points,
nOI, v.oslng call showing an advance of4 TO
s rVtims additional, with firm as the word ind.
arrange OF 5 to points and closed dnii / or !,
p,ilS higher than last night.
usnnIVa wheat corn and pork markets all
SnsE closing higher than yesterday, except
''A' winch closed about d cents per barrel OF
tannEAie sales at Wheelocks Cotton and Grain ex-
Ss,"ssv o,day were l,lOO barrels OF pork, 4OO
S SieS OF cotton, 200 bushels OF wheat and 90,
bushels corn. "''"' "''' ''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19
CURE YOURSELF!

uohannans csrsil,e' i.wtfrnrsrl h p,s
usAts... t,n,ui hebi,y imposnsy, t,c aud rs sssss
"Les, fe.,r' and brings bach he aisa,hhi slsss y,
ote Nho have Destroyed by SEXUAL tststss o. wi n,,s
lcss inhsinlvoo tcy.n wc,ks time N r,ns ,s MN
has byn as,d by DE- bohannhn In HI. private sarfr az
e,fthliv Nai. was never Known 10 fl hi susiuS .,ra
the Wuhst ,,siS u Ewes vitality and lInrasls fn,,ss
WIN wonderful stt 70 those mlddl, a,sd MN Via 1sS
Nestns' beyond their years. It, n,i,tfs,s ns..,,.,
ne ieN ~ nncv Young men sufsflIg non a. MA
puences ~ that dreadfally tssfuctlye kst ~ sr NJ
~ We ih.s me glue VIII the suuitnct ~ ,ls,<V -
.nhaNtNi 'sst. The patient rains r,,,tr,h snX IL
n o. spi q onec ~ acts directly "a ~. 10 Il. NJ
soothing and nralln. tonic aud nnc,y.. h. IN ~
s,a ,tmlnsl ,.ces and irfsird ducts lra IN ~ -
snd '.hs snd vflng tep 10 th,lr natui1 state ~
" ihe banshl habh Ind m,sr ts,n IrSilr,sl AZ ilJ
nf,sasnt' arr simple PRODUCTIONS II NH
",,s- s'' 'pa ~, ,pseine tor the tte, dsas
eel sde'ss, ~, sale only a Dr. q a hoisnnars ,rls
~ ~ North ih STREET. betswn wa,hlur,s a,rr,s ~
oi,.n ,tfs.t = inu., 49,. Eiahl.A n, ikt
.,orpt ~ t"htfii,n "a Special Diseases. which r,u,s
cure s oS sn, W ", nI,a, sa,' san'c'
itbL 10 any hddfta upon fccsllt Of one stslun -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19

Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine, and many other dissascs
that lead 10 insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Will agree To forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case OF this kind tho VITAL RESTORATIVE
not cure. or for anything impure or iniurous
found In IT, THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN.
sTlTUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury Consultation Free Thor
sis OF urine, IS % Price OF Vital RestorMtfSe,
$500 a bottle, or four timesthe quantity. en-. on
sent 10 any address on receipt OF price OF O. o. D.,
tno G, o. ID. sent without 81 enclosed az a guar.
name II desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INsTlTCTE, 7is Olive street, St Louis, Missouri
WHOLESALE Agents, W. II. HOW'LL a BRO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19
THE CONFESSION.

Mother" Very true, and | believe they have
saved your me now sonfess that Dr.. Dromsoole's
Euglsh Female BhtsT- 10 the meet wonder fal female
medicine and iron ton.c ever knew, and that
bAl.{s sAlihe ApeIient Ia pleasant and sovereign
remedy Tor headache, constipation, acid stomach,
hiiiousnoss, etc, etc" faIilily Medical Adviser
Gee, AddIess y i, pIomloole Co.. Louisyilis, NJ,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19

Illustrated Marriage Guide. 200 ICES e,o,h
and gilt bind NIX. 50 cents; same n pseer owe,
- cents. Manhood 10 cents; womsnhocJ 10
v wn pamphlet eepis, securely sealed, by
WHITTIER, the great specialist, a.; ~ Jhstlc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01


Joe BceIa hotel s uurHic. ltish hig
four story stone building on the riycr.
front o' Moutren', nnd IT. customora arc
choily bontmcu. ON the frat floor IA -
bar room docorntcd with human skulls
dhc proprietor suya thoy nro the hcudH
" his rclntiyes) and lu ono end y the
counter 'pt free lunch, Away lies "a
nugc piece ~ nw hcoi, with knife for
hacking or pi,cca. The sccpud iloor lH
chcap Restaurant, aud above ar"
lodging rooms at ten cents Is hRht
There ia ul.o concert hgli Bnt the
strrmgcsf foHturr ~ tine concern Ir row
Of cells IN the rcllur, where Joe lock. up
his gucHts when thcy rccomc bolster
uuoy lruk 81 vrut have any police.
mon about my pmec,' ho said to q I'os-
tom Herald correspondents 81 nm my
own police, judge and Jury, nud krop my
own jai," ll- follower, -ubuIt to m7
syatom bccGu-o they cscayo the llucs
that would bu imposed II they tcll INTO
the handle OF the police.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01
THE MORGAN INTERESTS IN
TEXAS

Tho body uf Mr.. Charles A. Whitney,
who died Sunday morning, has not yet
been committed TO mother earth, but
speculation il already at work fOrmnla
ting .heurieH ~ tn the effect his demise
il likely tO hhve upon thr fu'urc of the
ynst railron1 md steamship pr"p'riicr
which lee controlled ~ NJ" f"ptcseu'H.
tive ~ tho estate ui the old con-
modorc Charles Morgan. Within u
week it will he wonder Il jay Gould,
Vanderbilt ar IIuulington-ono " the
thror has not bonHlt the Central and
all its branches. Mr. Gould ~ credited
with a dr4irc to enlarge the lut"rrsts
held 10y hm-el' aud nssuclntcsIin Toyas,
and 1t II not unreasonable 10 Imagine
Nj Huntington ar Mr Vanderbilt ng
willing to utilize approximations to CON
tcAt Mr. Buuldt, hlmugt conn j'l"tN don't.
milton O. thD railway trnllir NJ the "m-
pre- ~tntr,nf the south. Huntington has
already large iutcrre.s ioro, whlr VAN
dcrhilt, though not directly ntcres'cd
IN rrprcpcutcl io bo no amgll power III
| tho control NJ the ftiacl road, nov
| being built to PARIS, IN Lnnnr county.
Mr Vanderbilt mny Hl-o have trn-
dictionary interest in getting - foothold
| IN Texas FOR Old cltlhcnp u HnlvcHton
can we'll rom.mber when Cummodorr
| Vanderbilt cBluyed to garner the trade
u tins sHlc by running hle Htenmrhlps
! to Hnlynatuu. aud how he wns forced Ia
rIccumh 10y thr iurrc energy of Com
modore Morgan Bo.h the old men are
dead now, and with the death o' the
chicr heir ~ one il would bee something
like poetic viniicUtian should the son
~ the other guccccd m getting
control ~ the yh-t and valuable prop.
orty built mp by the encrRy OF the
| h,thcre riynl. Bat thoac arc all -pccn-
Intion8,nul II ioce not necessarily nppcnr
that tho doa'h " Mr.. Whitney need
work ANY change IN the control OF
tho Morgan propcrtica AZ IL generally
known the old Commodore, before hiH
death, provided MAT no dispoeltion, by
his heirs, should be- made ~ the il. nnd
4. @. stock until full i've yonrs nftor hif
dcccaBc. This period, II 1t hae not act
uRlly expired we cnnuot recall tn" dntt
~ hia doRth) N at loRat about to expire
md the hrire who survive Mr.. whitney
might, II they 500 TT, aell on, thoir stocl
and get u good price tor it, too. The
hoifs. hnwovcr, are an incorporation
formed some time Rgo, and Il they ~
,leairc lhr property mny be kept intnc
uud managed lust nH udvnntngoouHly N
though Mr Whitney were living. Tho
3 are all woalthy and can command nmpl
capital fof any Legitimate onhapccmon
or protection O' their property. The.
may conclude to hold ON and bid dch
gucc To- opposition, Tho Ocntrnl IL
good proporty and will continue to b
mrh. puogle uood not anticipate ma
tcrinl chuugua until 1t ig domonstrutct
that somebody lR willing TO pay hand
aomcly tu bring about such changes
, is not improbable that Gould, Hunting
ton nud Vanderbilt could build mo-
, linoa Of railroad cheaper thnu tho lowci
figure the Morgan heirs nro likely to H
on their puBscsslons. Mr. Whitney
: not to bc buried until thia Afternoon
! There is yct plenty ot timo to Hcc wilt
. will follow
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

Vormout's stringent proiubi'ory 10"
lns worked 80 little To- th' satla'erilpn
~ the temperance rcoplo tlHt "a cou"iI.
tutipnul amendment is now before tho
lrgislniurc forever prohibiting the man
uinclure and snIc " Intoxicating luurH
other than cider and wine made from
the fruits ~ thnt state And though %
provides that tho aalc u such der and
wine shalt be- eo rogui ted and rcrrniu.
el a- to prevent druukoruces, the ultra
prohbitiouai,, with tho Wowcus CbrH
tinu Temperance Union nt 'hoit hcnd
denouucc and opposo it a, licensing the
liquur traffic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

In 1854, while Gen. Sherman WAS poss
ing through Georgia, the Kiugs n
wealthy family OF Roswell, owned n toc.
tory worth about $4,000. In ord., IN
Keep sherman from burning it, they
-, ahhiefreu II without consideration to
rheophile Roche, Frenchmnn cm
ployed in the factory, wheroupop the
frenchman raised the Fronch ilag unon
the property, and claimed protection nj,
the property under it, Sherman aisro
zarded the flag aud burnt the fneto,v
aud put Roche under arrest. Rocho now
saes the United States for 10000 and
'h'erest' damages for destruction OF
property and $4,000 damages for his
arrest and imprisonment, interest and sll
aagregating about $4,000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

Judge Dwight Foster, OF Msssschn.
se''s' tes'ilies in M article in the North
American Review that, in tho course o,
more than thirty years experience nt the
bar OF that state, he has never known an
authentic case Of a Jury verdict or diss.
Ere cement secured by corruption. Only
few authentic cases Of attempted b,i.
berry have come to his knowledge and
he calls upon those who condemn iurv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01
NOTICE or FILING ADMINS
~ TRAITORS ACCOUNT.

ANY constable OF McIcnnan county:
uu are hereby commanded that Won
cause to be published tor at least twenty
days in newspaper printed In your
county, true copy OF the following wit.
THE STATE OF TENAS,
County of McIcnnan.
To all persons interested in the admins.
tntion OF the estate of Jesse NJ. sing-
ley, deceased:
Ohio Miller, admInistratorOt tho estate
Of Jesse NJ. Singlcy, deceased has filed
hls final account In the county court Of
McLcnnan county. which will be acted on
ai the next term of said court. cnmmenc
Ing on the tlird Monday In November
ISL nj the courthouse thereof in the
CITY OF W"cO, ut which time all persons
Interested in said estate may aupcar and
contest the same, II they sce proper.
Witness, j, W. Baker, Clerk of the
county court of Mel. nnan county.
Given undCrmy hand and the seal of
said court, the oth day of October. lSSa,
j. W. BAKER,
Clerk County Court, MoI4ennan county.
Texas.
by q. ", DAVID, Deputy.
Came Ia hand on the Gth day of Octobcr
lSs2' aud executed on the 9TH day Of Oc.
lobrr, lNN2, by ordering published for at
least twenty days previous to return day
10 the Waco ENAMINYR, a newspaper pub.
lishcd In McLenuan county.
VAN HALL, Sheriff McLCnnan county.
lO9Wit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

A gcnlrmm waa nrtcsicd in New
York last Wodur rduy ior imumg IL pri
vste mint and issuing STANDARD dollars
in excess of the requirements of the
country. 1t il supposed that ho iss
oonfedera.e Of jay llubhrll'u uud that
he adopted tins method ~ ai.ing cam.
paign funds brcpu.o ho thuught It less
disreputnblc thuu the other way.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

A few mouthr ago erwiug machine
man visited rUh"uugg". the rhirtof the
few Scmlnolee rcmmnng IN the ever.
gladeS Of Florida, and solid him ma.
chine. The old chief watched ITS work.
ing carefully, nud whuu hc wu- satisfied
as to what it would do,dclibcrutcly aroso
and kicked his wife ont ~ tne door.
"Need equaw no NOR ho sind.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

Mrs Z. Lednnm, in the new Sturg;a
block opposite the Pacific hotel. ha, ,in@
paid personal visit to the most f,sis'
ionable eastern emporiums, wns on,,LjsJ
10 ony, with II view OF MEETING ,bn
special wants Of the trade, hats, feathrrs
MOVERS, plumes and ribbons. My inn%
experience IN handling this line cpnbInss
me TO ofcr the latest and mos fashion"
a le goods at the lowest prices, IaJ;ss
--l0202w. ~ "'Sei'es
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

Tho Georgia Legislature meets to day
and Alex. Stcphrna will he innuguratod
as Governor. The bnllntiug will thou
commence for United States ecnaiur
TO MI the unuXpired term of the lat u,
H. Hill, M we'll H TOR the loug term
commencing Muir h lin, lhSi Col
quit and Ln~rou ARE the most p.oml
nent candidate.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

Thoy may liscuss 1t M they ploneo IN
the east. But Tia wost Will got tho next
democratic nomination. - Louisyillc
COuriCr-Journgl.
Aud II it gets the Presidency, with
western democrat m the White House,
II can have some hopes oi carrying out
its cherished policies,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

A bill is before the Vernon, lugsln-
tnro prohibiting divorced person from
marrying within ~ ycnr, aud person
from whom divorce H obtained from
marrying within live yonrs. or over, II
the ground of rompniut IL IL crime, in
which case criminal prosecution must
follow tho diynrcn plnconhlnga.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

Mira Lnng,ry's career in this country
is made famous by an occurrence that
threatens 10 give her the notoriety ut.
taching to Kate Claztou. Mrs, L., how
ever, is not 10 be deferred by fires aud
will make her appearance next Monday
night at the GRAND OperA house, III New
Ynvk
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

trinl bocausc oi its liability to occasional
abuse, to stntc specifically what thcy
would put in its place. ilo does not bo-
lievc that they can olTcr amy aubstltntc
which will not prove, upon examination
more vulnerable In principle and drtul
thnn the venerable institution which
they would lisplacn.