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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-16
PERSONAL.
'Tss KATE SToUTE.

| Mr.. Edgar Ragland is one of th
late victims TO dengue.
ID. A. Kelley, ESQ, returned from
Gr0esbeck yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Raglsud au,
their daughter, Miss Matte, resurne,
from the st. Louis exposition yester
day. i,ts 49,
The many friends OF Mr.. T. ID. Hay
will be glad TO learn that he Is slowi,
Improving from second relapse O.
the dengue.
> Mr.. Ed. Toby is improving from {
severe attack Of dengne. Mrs. L. was
able TO come down In the city ycster.
day, for the first time In several
days, she too having had the malady
Among the gentlemen who were
able to be out yesterday, after lonp
tussel with the dengue, are his honor
Mayor w ilk es, Rev. Francis II. Starr,
Major 4. q. Tibbs, MIR. II. Leasing
and Mr.. Bob Dickey.
Our rotund and jolly friend, Con-
ductor @. Dean, is able TO be out
again afterhe has wrestled with the
dengue for about ten days. He came
out on the top, but slightly disiig-
ured.
Rev. G. Koch, Of Perry. is In the
city, making arrangements for the
erection of q new and more COM
modious house OF worship for his in
crossing flock at the growing town
on the Central.
At the Lehman house: U Bailey
Chicago; L S Birdwhistle, John II
Shepherd, John NJ Turner, city; j A
Stevenson, Il w Krow, McGregor;
w w Evans county; Y s jenkins,
GatesyilIe; G NJ votow, Il West, Hioo;
w u Brooks, Lampasas; w II Fidler,
Hico; DIR. G s Tate, Gatesville; II
Beaumont, city; Alex. Tadlock, Craw-
ford; ii b Handle, Crawford; George
Oglesby, Waco, Ranch; Miss Emma
Ridgeil and niece, Eddy.
Registered at the Pacific Hotel I;
II W Morris, Montgomery, Texas
II T. Hughes, Houston; j Q Canburn,
st Louis; Mrs Jackson, j G Somer-
vile, Texas; 5 J Rose, Dallas; S Zeno,
New York; w Watson, Scotland; j ii
Baker, j l. Dyer, w s Baker, Z NJ
Boggs aud wife, city; + N Mitchell,
Bremond; j l. Morris, Danyille, Va;
w j McKie and family, Corsicana; N
Austin, II Leon, Philadelphia; RD
Rawlin, Dsllas;J S Raice, Hyatt, Tex;
Miss Russell, Stephenville;E A Fetch
or, Beaumont j q Middleton, st
Louis; Q X Ripper, Boston; w II Dun
MICA, New Orleans.
At the New McClelland: S A Sill
yerman, Marlin; II L Piggott, st Lou
is; j w Barrett Dallas; w ii Mar
rett, Philadelphia; Aug hammers,
New York; G A Hotohkiss, Dallas;
Cleveland, o; A s Bradford, M K
Bradford, city; E j Anderson, st
Louis; M j Montgomery, Lorena; Q
Woodland, Gainesville; l. b Pipkin,
Beaumont, Tex; DR. J NJ Lillard,
South Bosque; q Blum, New York;
l. b Black, city; Hon Charles Led
NUN, Waco; WI Daniels. j 4 Mayo,
George w Wilson, st Louis.
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,ROUND ABOUT Town.
Oysters at the Delmonico.

Oysters at the Delmonico.
Meals nj all hours at Delmonico.
Order your coal from Palmer.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon. |
Fresh country butter at, Durie's.
Skipped by the light of the moon.
lac prices OF Ragland's goods defy
competition from any quarter QHH
You will find the Success flour at
VIM. A. Miller's, where everything
is sold at rock bottom prices.
Deane's cabinet photos are une-
qualled.
The prescription department at DIR.
Hamletfs drug store Is unexcelled.
New syrup aud uncanvassed hams,
just received AT w. II. McLaughlius.
To the Delmonico for y our lunches
DIR. Walter b. King has position
in Castles Il Morrison's drug store.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Deane's cabinet photos can't be
beat.
Peeler's chill and fever syrup is
warranted to cure and keep of den-
que, 75c bottle at Peeler's drug
store.
Alex Brule has reopened his fish
depot at SOC Austin avenue, where
he is always supplied with the best
fish that can possible be secured.
Give him q call.
Ask for Levine Bros $500 suit
aud you will see a bargain, and YOU
viii buy it.
Get your brackets, scroll-sawing
thanksgiving and turning done at
Loving Il Swanson's planning mill.
The dudine wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, n full
assortment at Il. Haber.
When you want any drugs don't
forget that The purest are at DIR. Ham
| let's.
Justice Davis has had poor run
on business this week. He spent
yesterday In issuing citations.
Cotton receipts yesterday were :
BY wagons, go; by rail. 1893; total,
l,06S. Total to date. 1878.
Another wedding took place In a
W choppers camp at Axtell on
| Wednesday, but we are not In pos
session of the particulars.
The NJ. L. railway Is putting In a
new and larges culvert across Jack
son street, at the intersection of Fifth
street.
The weather is delightful for cot
ton p'ckers, and the way they
are pulling 1t out Of the bolls Il
sight 10 behold. .
A. Jones Taylor Il Bro. will vii
occupy the store which Is be erected
by John Il. S dwick, at the corner O
/. Austin aud Eighth streets.
Il In the recorders court yesterday j
Y. w. Park and Mrs. Clark were tinet
50 each for intoxication, and Dor
Scott IS Tor vagrancy.
The electric light contract has beer
signed, and now the Jenney COMPANY
can commence erecting their toweri
putting In the machinery, etc.
Albert II. keohler was tried befor
Unitesi States Commissioner Fink
yesterday, on a charge ofviolatinI
. the postal laws and was acquitted.
Farmers have about finished plan
ing wheat. This is much earlier tina
. last year, and the acreage sown
greater than ever known in the histS
. ny of McLennan county.
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. The frosts, which were so plaini,
seen en- Tuesday and Wednesda,
mornings, hit the cotton plant Sc
we're lick, and now all the top crop
Is killed.
| District court is slowly grinding
along but does not turn out much
grist One divorce case was granted
Yesterday; The parties being Norwe-
A blind woman with an organ Is
taking In the city, and catching a few
stray and odd nickels and an occa-
sional silver dime, but the dimes are
very rare.
The street gang made break yes
terday 10 get away from Street Com
missioner Neill, but Policemen Knott
aud Hall were near by, and assisted
in corralling the crowd. aud they
were put to work again.
Jay Gould gave us the go-by. In
stead Of coming through Texas, he
went up into the Missouri River Val
Icy. and Is now whirliug across the
prairies In some of the territories. |
Oh, Jayl you are very click.
Manager Sanford johnson has en-
gagged the services of Mr.. Robert |
Bonner, who Will have charge of the |
McClelland opera house. stage and |
scenic department. Mr.. b. will prove
valuable acquisition to the manage
ment, and Is a gentleman of rare tai !
ents and withal q splendid singer.
The backbone Of dengue Is bent, |
yea, II is broken; the two frosts
which appeared Tuesday and We'd
nosday mornings had much to do
with II, and the epidemic viii not
claim any more vlctims--for this sea-
son at least. Let us who have not
had II be thankful, and those who
have had 1t rejoice that their neigh
bors have been spared q great deal of
suffering.
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OFFICIAL REPORTS
The City Fathers in Semi
Monthly Session Last
Night.
Reports From City Secretary,
Marshal aud Treasurer RE-
ceived and Approved.
short Session, "a Vast Amount OF
Business Transacted, and the
Council Adjourus.

OOunCll met III setnl-mOntnly SEES
sion, his honor, Mayor Wilkes In the
chair. Aldermen present-Alexau
der, Wood, Tibbs, Order; Speight,
Smith, Stephenson, Owens, Eyerley
and Mobley.
PETITIONS:
From Bradford q Anderson, asking
permission to establish q market on
Austin street. Granted.
From James A. Blake, asking per-
mission to establish a market on
South Eighth street. Granted.
Mr.. j. @. Cambura, representing
the Union School Furniture COM
pany, In Communication, stated
that in putting In his bid for furnish
ing furniture for the Second Ward
Colored school, he did not under
stand how the bids were to be made.
and therefore asked that the matter
of receiving contracts for school fur
niture be referred back to the school
committee. The committee made
their report (which has already been
published in the EXAMINED, and it
was approved by the council.
From @. A. Sparks, asking permits
sion TO erect wooden building at
the corner Of Mary and First streets.
Referred to committee ON fire de-
partment
A communication from q. w.
White, president of the Waco Water
company, asking that certain notes
given him by the city be renewed, was
read, and on motion the finance COM
mittee were allowed further time to
make their report.
REPORTS OF cry OFFICERS.
City Marshal Luke Moore and City
Recorder J. +. Brinkerhoff, submitted
their report for the quarter ending
September 80, 1885, which was APP
proved. The report makes the fol-
lowing showing
pHBrT
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.oa|| Fe||oW-SufeTeTs

Who are now convalescing from
dengue, let one who has been there,
too. give you his experience, and fol-
low Il, If you would be speedily res
tored; eatplenty of apples, and drink
good cider freely. AS n diet, rare
beef steak and broil chicken with
very light bread; eggs and rich milk
in abundance. Then follow right at
forwards with dose of fuckers
SILL" TO digest and assimilate your
food, and this, at last, is the secret of
health, good digestion, which means
the manufacture of blood, and that Is
the life of man, whereby the wasted
tissue, depleted by disease, is built up
and the vigor and the rosy hue OF
our former selves once more asserted.
Try 1t. Our word for 1t. You will
never live long enough TO cease thank
ing your friend. W. l.. TUCKER.
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al IN The strife for popular favor between com
NY an1 tragedy. comedy will generally take
IN e lead Is better 10 laugh than BE- sigh.
nni says the old song. aud that this Is the
uupanioh oi The majority OF mankind ia evident
sni me large audiences that eyeryw here as.
III ~ 70 see that funninstO OF comodlen SKIP.
Es,o ~ TUE LIGHT OF THE MOON g The
iiV n i as Telegram says; skipped by the
cah oi the Moon" male All en0rmous sue
S Ws last night at the Fifih Avenue iheatre.
oa,o, nave never had anything so out OF the
eivnn on rut Of comedy. No analysis can be
IVY tnyn o. such farce, The laughter begins
ann hntes after the curtain rises. and the
nn,ilJ 4, make it point that II shall not stop
liz ~, Tails upon The third and last act IL Is
mar w OF production that all New York will
atea, 70 tee The almost crazy Laughter that
Mss.Ssao y last hight win assure that, and The
has may foei certain OF business such as II
ast,pos Known once before this season.
NV l y ny the Light OF The Moon" viii sim.
Yo,tA ~. A. long a. thufe Il laugh lcfl Ia New
ssea IL XII ~ selIp.es all former funny plays
ne ~ s,s sale o. reserved seats for skipped by
mo, h,sht q the Moon," viii open io.InoIrow
pisxs shippedr II the funniest Of funny
large , hna a. the advance sails Is likely 10 be
isats 'no'e who 90 cary will SECURE the best
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Hello. Hello, Who 1. That.

This is John at the Waco Supply
Stores. We have just received the
first lot of new Louisiana molasses of
this season The first lot of new fruit,
Buffers preserves aud jellies in bulk /,
a fine line of Blank Bros candies.
new currants, raisans, maccaroni,
hominy grits and oat meal; plain hams
and breakfast bacon, aud now have
you tested that last lot of canned
goods we received few days ago, II
you hav'nt, you are missing one of
the sides of life, they are fine, fresh,
cheap and worthy ola trial. Please
ring us up often. We are as ever
yours to please,
A. JONES TAYLOR Bro.
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oIry mARxsvs.


Grain aud HAY.
Corn-white. per blu. rs 70 SOC
Oats-sacks. o0ca2lc
wheat--tooet7oo per bushel
Nicaragua wheat COO. iii
Millet-per Ton, tsaio. - il..,
Prairie hAy--per ton. t50h
Hides and Pe1gry.
aidesLDsy aint u 70 axe dry salt 10 to lilo
ies~DeeI skins, rs 10 i7c. antelope. 10
lbc; seal skins Is 70 2oc. sneep pslta. A. per
wool, % 70 Csc; sheeTlingn, 10 70 fbc.
Tallow0Prime, BIC; taliow grease. ~ to Sc.
rease yellow TO brown. 4 70 Sc.
Grocoxies.
Becon-shor clear, 7kc,
Hams-il TO i2c.
'CohseSFsir. OK 70 ioe prime Rio, 10 to II
'hSiSs RIO y 70 rs IpssSSefIy issxc
flouie Ordinary: per 100 lbs. as to asa. FAM
y, a7s patent process. 800 @ as; fancy pat
0at meal-hslf barrels, 400 70 AS; srits. bar
SSsI.s SAY PEI barrel = dairy. ; -
Rice-Choice Louisiana, 10 per 10; prime 6k
starch-Pearl. &c: r. a., 10 ibs, bulk, Sc.
Miscellansous-.BlAckP pepper, 2oc, soap. white.
pe5 1 stsa5 IA E1 " Family ssSsp Psi boz
Is CO Palm, s25o Navy Blue Soap Is IS
oil. kerosene. ITO test ass, 400 kerosene. lie
e. Ills az kerosene ,s ~ sssE a,s 400 bar
ID. sto 4tsc Limk. Sc.
Frett. Poultry. Game. Etc.
HssPPpons-Psie%o' ~ S 70 70 s 500 % ''' -
Irish po,aioes5sorthern. II peck barrels,
cabbage-western per crate R76.
ChiekensrPer dozen. 400 70 q So turkeys
Onions q. 75es 90 per barrel.
Eggs-l2k@l5c per DOZEN.
ButAr-chcice western, IS to soc country. %
Oranges -Messina s5; Imperial o so
cheese-inll cream. l2k@ito; western
sclmmed. i0c Y. A. full cream, l5c, I ~ q. t
Dried apPiess-1 Quartsrs. &c; NIX. sliced, o<e
Kioat- Per barrel q 90 half barrel saso
Lumber. Il t
The following are the prices Of lumber per
I 900 feet First-ciass rough, sis, second class
side, s22 so second class dressed side SIS;
flrst-class d & NJ. flooring. SIS; seconl class D.
a n. flooring, SIS \ inch yellow pine eeiiins
and siding. slS q inch yellow pins ceiling
and siding, SO Rough yellow pine ceiling
kx6. $3.50 Popular ceiling and siding. 81
white pine ceiling aud siding w 50. y. pnlAi
finishing lumber. 80 white piile finishing
uInber. $50 cypress hnlshinE lumber. so
lumber dressed aides, q 80 lumber drcsBe'
shingles.
Shingles per Loo Heart r. W Cyprest q
heart Dimensions eypreAs shinglel q: ea
and dypfes shingles, ta75, heart yellow pin
hilgies, o. 70; dressed and headed yello'
ptnepicketa. 80 rough yellow packets, -
q yellow pine lathh HbQ cypress laths.
4 white pine iaths. g.. = ~
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Oystersi Oystcrrfi
On the 18th instant | will open an
oyster parlor, at my new place of bus
mess, and invite all my old customers
to call, and ! guarantee to furnish
them the best oysters obtsinable,
served in every imaginable style.
PAT FARRELL.
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ut. LOUIS, October la.--Flour- Market Arm
and u.chanycd, faritv "a e,,,,,, +. ~, a.
fancy. eoas o,. pate,t. A osas a.
wheat -puIl and declined Z ss,,v ,h. .,,c
80 uee"eu ee.S' 'noh sun
eheu up put broke again aud closed t4Hc
below yesterday. No. 2 rod ossh osl MA
regular sales October. qsk, closIns nj 81 and
nominal November. psk @Vgk. c,osing at
Nav pi iSrass X; o,Sgh W. ei9s,ing ~ CO.'S
Corn-siow bgt hc kiRhcr Tor Sovember and
year No. z mixedseasn. ss@ssk: November.
3.t.y r,; , % as,
mirnd caah J.n nsis Nv noop'ion sAes' no.
orn meai-oniet al sa.s, o.
OVERWHELMINGLY ~, Sset o.
Porf-SU. "''i W
b baipN MoSt;-roo,s ,o,, Inn. s,,.. "a 49,.
M psco o. snor, clear g
sbort ciear 4 s5wSr ~ ~ fo@ . Va snort rfp oV
Uamsoa hSsS,i&o NE Nt.
n-a,.,s
Proyisions-Duil and only lob trade done
tso'a'ionA,
.Hoos noAhh
a. .ne nitefhoon board wheat was hrm and
un ,,a,a
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We have full line OF fall and win
tor goods, felt and velvet hats, fan
ey velvets aud trimmings of all kinds.
We invite you to visit us. Fourth
street opposite side ofthc street from
the Pacific Hotel.
-. Mrsa KATE STon,rR.
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In the store-room until recently
occupied by Mr.. Pat Farrell on Aus
tin avenue, west of Fifth street, on
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, DC
tober 18th, 10th and 18th. Besides our
patterns, hats and bonnets, our hand.
some imported dress trimmings will
be displayed. Miss Josephine Jordan,
engaged by us while east, has charge
Of our dress making department.
Mrs. ELLA 8 COHEN.
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Special display of Paris hats and
bonnets at Sanger Bros. Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October
10th, goth and 2lst.
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- Special display of novelties in
silks and dress goods at our opening
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 10th, Goth and 2ist.
SANGER Bros.
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Have you experienced 1t yet? The
divine influence of one CT Boss 81
Co.'s Light Infantry cigars.
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Mr.. w. M. Bell has the agency for
Behrens' Aromatic Iron Tonic and
Southern Liver Pills In East Waco.
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Notice.

READING MATTER-Just received,
full line Seaside novels.
W. ii. Cook Il Co.
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Our fall opening Thursday octo'
Der 10th.
MISS KATE SToUTE.
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The perfume Of yiolets. the purity Of the lily,
the glow or the rose and the flush OF Hebe COM
bine In PoEsonrs wondfous powder, For sale
by Castles q Morrison.
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Grand fall opening Monday, Tues
day aud Wednesday, October 18Th,
Goth and 2lst, at SANGER BROS.
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Prescriptions and family recipes are
now In order. Take them to w. L.
fuckers "Lion Drug Store" Wili
have the best attention day or night
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Tho most efncacious stlmulAnts 10 excite the
appetite arc Angosturn Bftters, prepared
terfeits. Ask your grocer or druggist for tho
genuine article, - a
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Angosfurn' Biffers do not only distin-
,,ior above ali otiere generslly used. but thay
are alsp sure preventive for ali diseases
originating from the digestive organs Be
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Wriehrs extracts, full assortment,
best in the land, at Castles Il Morri-
sons.
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Grand opening Monday, Tuesday
and "Wednesday, October 18th, 2Olh
and 2ist Mt SANGER BROS.
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Mrs. iwinslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used for children teethlng. II soothes
oures wind collie and is the best remedy
diarrh@a.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET


NEW onLrArs rurunRs.
NEW ORLEANS. October i5.--Futurer opened
and ruled easy closing steady. 4 points lower
for October. l for June and for next July.
First Call. Closing
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Fresh groceries aud country pro-
duce at Wood q Co.'s, west side
square.
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Colgate's violet and carmiue bou-
quet water at ii. Behren's.
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The largest assortment of Pears
and Colgate's soaps at Ii. Behren's.
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New hats for men and boys, in the
newest shapes, at li Haber,
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Take swine" at the White Elc.
plant
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DEBIT

City Marshal Moore's report on the
tax rolls for 1884, shows the follow
ing statement up to September 80,
1885, which is a final settlement of the
mater, and which was approved by
the finanCs committee. The total as
sessments for the year 1884, was $52,-
OlS.4s, and the collections are as fol-
lows:
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Get yourgroccries At Wood \ Co.'S
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than ever before produced IN Waco

Tho White Elephat is still in the
ring, aud Barnum can't buy II, but can
get the finest liquor there he ever put
In his mouth.
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS

a comparative statement OF cotton receipts a.
the principal markets to-day and the same date
last year: NI
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COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

WACO. Texas. October i5.-Market weak.
Receipts to-day. icjs bales; total to date
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SEW YokK yurukEs-
HRw Yohk. October l5.-Futures closed
barely steady, point lower for October. one
point higher for November
Sales. bs.suo.
The following are the quotations;
eotember. ......... ...-...s........'. :,
octoSer. -.,...s+........'.-'. teoSsul
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Gales. 5000 bales American. 800 bales; i'm
ports. LOCO bales: American, 800,
LIVERPOOL Furuhks.
LIy EArooL. 0etobe, i5.-Futures closed
Anil. mint Ia var
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His honor, Mayor Wilkes, stated
that he had received letter from
a company In Fort Wayne Ind,
claiming to be the original Jenney
Electric Light company, and thatEhe
also received letter from the attor-
ney of the Jenney Electric Light COM
pany, of indianapolis, Ind, which
stated that his company was ready
and would fulfill their contract with
the city of Waco. His honor said
that he had replied to the attorneys
letter, and stated that the city of
Waco would require an indemnity
bond from his company TO fulfill
their contract with the city. On
motion of Alderman Wood, the ac-
ton OF the mayor was approved.
On motion of Alderman Speight,
| $40 was appropriated for the purpose
| of having certain deeds to streets in
the city recorded.
On motion the committee on streets
were instructed 10 confer with Mr..
VIM. Edmo nds IN reference to open
ing up an alley In the rear OF his
property OIL Austin between Seventh
and Eighth streets 80
Council then adjourned.
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NEW YORK COTTON MAR KET.

HEw YoaE sroTs-EIeHr Rnronr.
Nav YoaE. October ib.-spot cotton clos cd
luIer quotations unchanged.
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exports this week: ares, Britain. 4sS9i
France. si65 Continent 1880 Stock at United
States ports this day, tsLy7s; this day last year
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-16

Marshal Moore reported that he
had dispensed with one Of the sani-
tary police. pe
City Attorney Blair reported that
he had procured all the necessary pa
pers in the injunction case of the
Waco Bridge company vs. the city OF
Waco, and that he was resdy to fight
the case. ai.'.r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-16

Alderman Order, chairman of the
committe on streets, submitted
his report in regard to the
guttering and curbing of
Austin avenue from Eighth to Third
street. The total cost will be $7,216.
The estimates of the cost to each
property owner on the avenue were
made out, aud the secretary was in
structed to turn them over to the
city engineer.
Alderman Speight, chairman of the
committee on free schools, reported
that Miss Ferguson had been ap.
pointed principal of the Third Ward
school, vice Miss Louisa Garrett, re-
signed.
Alderman Alexander, chairman of
committee on fire department., re-
commended the pur base oftwo horses
for hook and ladder company number
one.
Alderman Wood moved that the
committee on fire department be
instructed to purchase two horses
for the hook and ladder company
and use their own Judgment
in regard to the purchase of the
same. The motion prevailed, by q
vote of s to 4, Alderman Spcight and
Owens voting nay.
Alderman Mbbs, chairman Of COM
mittee on finance, submitted the
usual number of approved bills,
which were allowed and ordered
paid.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Marshal Moore reported that he
had dispensed with one of the sani-