The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-16

Capt Dickcy's Office, corner Fifth and
Franklin streets.
III the lady members of st. Paul's
church, Episcopal, are requested to
meet this afternoon at 8 O'Clock at the
church, 10 arrange for lawn parties
during the summer months.
For salc-A good secondhand
piano. A good bargain is offered
cash or ON time. +. Van Duzcr
music store, Fourth street, opposite
postotlce.
Albert Mack, colored committed an
assault about two years ago on one
Bill johnson, and for this oilense he
was locked up in the Jail yesterday.
Ida Mallard, colored, owed fine
for some of her misconduct, and as
she had not paid II the officers took
her and locked her up in the jail yes
tcrday.
His honor Mayor Wilkes says all
who desire TO camp within the city
limits during the time Sam Jones
meeting is in progress can do so by
asking permission, and stating the
place where they wish TO pitch their
tents.
The neatest turnouts IN the city,
carriages, buggies and saddle horses
at the Wiley Jones stables. Special
attention paid to horses placed with
us for board. JAS. L. EGAN Il Co.
Captain Stephen Turner aud Sena.
tor Coke went down TO the Scpator's
farm yesterday afternoon TO make a
survey of the banks of the Brszos, to
see about building level to keep the
water from Overlooking farms south
of the city.
In Justice II. W. Davis court yes
terday Annie Rhodes was fined 81 for
disturbance, and L. Wench was fined
SIS for being without money home or
friends. The officers dubbed him a
vagrant, and ran him into the Jail
where he will be fed without begging
for 1t.
The EXAMINER returns thanks ia
DIR. X. G.. Burleson, TO attend the
twenty-tifth annual commencement OF
Waco university, complimentary
soiree rendered TO the senior class
Friday, June 10, 1885, at Z p. N.
The hunting and fishing party OF
eight, mentioned in Sundays EXAM
INER. will leave to-day. They go vii
Gainesville to Lampasas, thence to Sai
Saba, aud through Kerr county
Mcssrs. Stills and Tallcy return II
three weeks, and the balance in abou
six.
IsMany of the most eminent teacher
of the state have signited their inten
ton of attending the teachers associ
ali t,TIfaI, lAa.. ON thn slltl
Let us show that Waco can appreciate
them by making their stay with us II
pleasant as we can.
There is a complaint about whit
and colored boys swimming in Wac,
creek Mt Padgitt's park. Policemen
Hart has got an eye on these boys
and the first thing they know sevcra
of them will be run into the cit,
prison.
Prof. FIR. Kerkow has leased Pad
gifts park, and intends having frs
class place fitted up as resort TO
those seeking pleasure. Work wa
commenced yesterday cleaning up tn
grounds and repairing the dainag
done by the storm.
Mr.. +. X. Harris, son of Unite'
States Senator Harris, OF Tennesst
has qualified and now holds the oillc
of United States deputy collector @
this district, vice Geo. A.IO'BrieI
Mr.. II. took charge of the Office las
Friday, and left yesterday on n trip i
northwest Texas.
Capt Il. A. Blair, counsel for Mari
IIammerstrom, has filed In the dis
trict court an injunction TO restrain
the sale of piece of property In cas-
Waco, alleging that the deed was oh
tanned by fraud. The land in contrO
versy is in the hands of f. NJ. Makci
Esq, ms trustee for w. j. Cassaday a
beneficiary.
Dock Hawkins, colored, got a RIM
from another colorcd man ycsterda,
aud went Off to get some money on i
After Dock made the "raise" instea
OF making divvy with his friend, h
appropriated the whole amount TO hi
own use, aud Capt. Bob Ross ru
Dock into the county jail, where h
will remain until he pays the penalt
OF the law for doing wrong.
Tonight will be held nj Waco I'm
versity, the joint anniversary excl
cises Of the literary societies. IN
programme will consist of Grafton
and essays by the representatives, 9
the societies and also of the facuit.
iniersperscd with music Past men
bers of the societies are especially II
vited TO attend.
We understand that an effort wi
be made at once to provide for the oil
tertainment of of the State Teacher
association which meets here ON u
SOth. 1t is to be hoped that our goc
people will open their homes and gi'
the visiting teachers a cordial r
ception. Waco's reputation for no
pitality must not suffer in this II
stance.
II takes a mighty good operator
hold down the Night Press sit In
telegraph office, and Mr.. Il. NJ. Ski
ner, who has recently taken that p
sition In this city,tlll the bill 10 dc
thus giving another evidence OF Ma
ager Henderson's good Judgment
selecting his assistants.
bouquets are always acceptable
newspaper Office. The flowers gi
life 10 the weary toiler at his des
and the fragrance which fills Il
room betokens life 10 the editol
The beautiful collection of rare gen
sent 10 the foreman of the EXAMINl
Office last evening by lady frlen
were greatly admired and ma
thanks extended.
Messrs. Seley a. Early shipped fro
their elevator, on jackson street, fro
! the LIST of June, 1884. 10 same da
1885, 723 car.loads of grain-col
! oats aud wheat. Waco Is also loo
: ing up Ms a grain market. These I
! nrcs show that this one firm has h'