The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
uH. jaws l. MooRE.


iIis view oi tue NrttCle which rrr.
coded Ihi. One-ib" natter
Iuder Discussion.
when Waco Wa- "A baby IL acted
like one but il il grown toA citN nov
and il ought To- throw AVN, lis rattle.
The mention of MIR. Moore in the prc.
yious issue of This paurr Tint yct.tlr.
man regarded A. iinpudrut on TIM
ENANiNrt's mart and Inc also .uppn-
rd that some .nctn, of hi. iu-uIr,d
H. il urged that under such 1r-
rum.,aurc- the prp., has. right to
make comment. aud that Whatever
The dignity of the subject OF such
rom,ueut irupudcncc doe. not .ptly
If 4. .oleuuly denied that AN rt,,tu,
of MIR Noorc in.uircd the mention ar
mat .u emmy ntthut Gentleman ruadr
rnYdy me rot,y far tho prmtcr JuF
EXAitfNrH makcs "A drparlmout of
loca ail,ur- and Tur ENA,rr>l,',
rhinf rditnr piyp. only
,,rrrr.l nirrctinu. Tho d.t,,I IL
RsnJlrI by an employc who is hon.
orrJ with The cnici's confidence and
acts under governing rules ~ circum-
stances arise. u goes without say ing
that Mr. Moore Is entitled To respect
lie has hewed hl- way by skill, S"nrie-
| Is, economy ana energy. INTO al 'hFl-
able position and NOBODY dl'puic7 ms
! right To every courtesy que from "A
newspaper To M e-llhnbIe cltifth oI
! hr7t rank. me "rdcal hr ~ no" un-
/ dcfgOlhE l7 as ha'UrA' ~ II 'ho 'l''n
! uhIolulhs "i Nor"ut' "u'" N'"'cI
ch"lh Is pr"Noh' ilo HA" "heA" %,
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10 snatch 'roh nun re H'Al"' Nv
the why. lu'' now :" '"r INV ~ u
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mAhdlng thh' ne give way ho''r,A''
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| Mr.. Moore SAY he built ms h'Autl-
| iul residence acros. Eleventh street
knowing iull well that II wa, a-ircni,
! because he desired 10 o'rlp! lhW
particular site and had nancy Tor "a
view such ~ L. Afforded uv the sllHa-
tlon. tie sa,f the 'lty can remove
his house II II desires, Out ne Sir'Md-
y surnlses lhnt Hurh hSlrp VIII nov
cr be taken lh view OF the cost I' VIVA
entail It's strong position thhl.
MIR Moore has iorliiie" himself welt
bat people wiz always regret over!
time they look upon i"- handsome
house the handsome stItet IL lHHrs'
me mario" 7'roo' 'hv P'UPI,F oi
Mf jas J. hooI' HHu NJ N -, MI
Tough Joinlll' opened 10y Mr. Moore
aud YrhNelcd ID! hlll' was Ir''kh'" H1
n inodii' anon "i 'ht embarrassment
caused 10y ms hou'' ms hAr-
re-" street i7 p"i'N WI M"o,u
property ana h' d"'7 u'l uehy 'l'",
he threatened 4" ,i"se ~ ~ Ih' even "'
lhec' gaming ~ Poiht III '", M'''
cause pending WI moor, aug M'7
-rS' " W. M"hh ana 'ho' J. hMlnn
were rhur'h committee l" s''''' th'
site Tor Tue CHRISTIAN 'huIch "HdtI
erection ~ the corner nl " hshihBi"h
street and tue uhrruW street mention
ed. aud Mr.. Mann, AT least OF lllnl
church committee, understood MI
Moore A. rcuurhmg when hc recon-
mended the purchase OF the site Tor
the church that he would donate The
narrow street 10 the city. II Mr..
Mann hsd not been under that INA
preston hc would not have concur.
rcd In the purchase. MIR Walton has
not expressed himself So far N-
this paper Ia informed, II
in nuy event MI
Moore closc- up the narrow street lac
viii iulurc the property of the church
Of which he is n valued member aud
he won't do that MIR, Moore wilt do
nothing 10 hurt ANY church, lnE
ENAMINEK will ~ bail ON that point.
In stating that MIR Moore opened
TINT narrow street tor his own con
yenienco IN getting 90 church, TnE
ENAMINEK was in error, Tor he Opcu-
eel it at least two years before the
church site was purchased. lie per
haps however felt impellcd TO ailu.d
the public something of n street, hay.
Ing built upon the street proper
'rIm ENANuNEW had no warrant for
intimatiug that MIR Moore sought M
interview with the street committee
aud on that occasion urged pinn for
compromise. lie did, however, adj
dress II letter TO the chairman OF that
committee. stating his terms OF set
Element, aud his proposal was reject