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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04
DIED rIYSTs.IstOIsi.N.
old Man From Wis ouri uIes sud =
denly at The Mechanics Hole.
Nc ldtuiit,.

\ esterdar afternoon boy nupcar-
ed mt the office of Justice Makeig ~ d
notified him that an old man had
died at the Mechanics hotel in very
mysterious ayald lie was wanted to
hold an iuqucs over him. The Judge
went down imm, dist,ly and was
shown into re- ON where the body
lay. 1t was that of a man about
60 years ofage with grey hair and
whiskers. He arrived on the south
bound Missouri Pacific train tridsy
night. He took roo IN and said he
had friends in this county. He also
complained to the hotel prcpri, tor
that he was feeling rather i'll from
travel. lie was seen in he morning
at breakfast when he It Il comp aimed
slightly. He did not appear Mt dir
ner and in the afternoon some ore
en- cred his room and saw him living
on his b, d dead. The phvsicia s
think he died from Gropsy. lie had
nothing about him by Inch he could
be fully idcl fled. He had a tick, t
from Chlicothe, Missouri, to Waco
via the Houston and Texas Ccttra
but he came by mistake ever the Mis-
sOufl Ac nc. IN MS pPckOt was Il (
ter from man VINO signs himself
Ed. Taylor and commences "Friend
Lacy" and is dated Kansas City, Mo g,
Nov. II, 1857, Whether his fir t
name was Lacy or his last name, or
VIII, Their he lived at Cmlicothe is !, t
known. Justice Makeig viii hcl an
inquest on Monday. The report OF
the mau's death located him in "a
great many different places. and
caused some confusion to TIE officers
who We're sent out in d tlerent direc-
tIOns.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

All parties who hold accounts ogains t
THE EXAMINER Publishing company
are requested to file them at the bus
mess office with the bookkeeper, oc-
cupying simply a position of trust.
We are not authorized to pay them,
out desire to know in what position
the office has been placed. You can
o8e nothing, and we may be able to
eventually recover something for
you.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

the envlable reputation of The great.
st contortiopis; on II he stage. Shang
Grlllith, the greet eccentric come
dian, and Miss Kate Hastings. The
popu ar vocalist, aud the dcservedly
popular Williams sisters all 90 to
make up frst-clsss programme and
entertainment Of which the audience
never tire ard delight to recall with
ronuds of apEl use. Admission
twenty live cents, gallery seats, fifteen
CT MS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

Every lady should see our spring
millinery ribbons, which are now
open. The new shades this season
are more delicate and pretty than
ever before, the latest being a plain
Al d fancy ribbon in combination, we
have also opened new shades in black
and c"lored straws and ether milf
merry goods. For millinery depart
NETT take passenger elevator to
second floor.
SANGER Rios
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

Ladies and gentlemen will fud our
shoe department stocked with full
line of new sprlng goods, in pretty
and durable styles at regular prices.
We are also showing large line Of
II " goods ia misses ard chi'drcns
shoes. SANGER BROS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

Jno. + Jones, Fort Valley, Ga, one
of the leading druggists thcre, states
that he commends DR.. Biggers' IIuck-
eberry Cordial because he uses it
hims II, aud knows OF what value il is
for bowel troubles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Ice cream to-day at De Wells.
Waco Steam Laundry is the best.
The best line of candies at De-
Wells.
Choicest meats at the Waco Supply
Market.
Order your cakes candies and ice
cream at DeWeils.
DR., Terrell treats, eye, ear, throat
and nose, 512 Austin street.
Hll Bros carry the handsomest
line OF stationery i'll The market.
DR.. II. l. Monroe, dentist, ZIP Aus
lin Ave. bet. Seventh and Eighth
Old papers at The EXAMINER Of
ice at 20 cents hundred or fl.50 a
thorSaud.
Others come and 20 but Jackson,
the photographer, is ono OF Waco's
permanent ine tltutions.
puy your meats from j. G. Grip
pens central market aud be happy
the whole Of the year 1883.
Ben L. Duval, South Third street,
dealer i'll hay. corn, oats, bran and fod
der. Goods delivered Tree.
Complicated watch repairing spec
ialty at a. j. Leslie's. Experience and
skill combined. Moderate charges.
For carriages, bus or baggage wagon
for city business or trains, telephone
Higgins IL. Green, managers City
Transfer company.
Mr.. A b. Sherman, OF Lorena, one
NJ bn inf toll 70 ~
McLennaD, came in yesterday and re-
newed bis subscription to The EXAM
INER.
E, erybody is beginning to appre-
ciate Msyfi, ld's bsnk as is shown by
Increased deposits. II per cent in
terest allowed on 80 days deposits OF
ten dollars.
The real g, tate business heretofore
conducted under the firm name and
style of j. f. Elgin ~ Co, will here
alter be done under the firm name OF
}. b. Gilmer & Co.
The board OF directors of the
Young Mems II ebrcw Association are
requested to meet this day at $50 q
N. at the Office of a. b. Wcs low.
Sol HlRSCHBERG, President
Gabert Brothers ar9 receiving theil
STOCK OF spring goods, which contain:
many lovely patterns. The stock il
The largest ever brought to the city
audyCu are invite to call and i'll
'pect Prices very reasonable.
The box Office of the Garland vii
De opened on ucsday morning TO.
lLe Warde engagement. The play
are are, Wednesday, GaIba the Gladiator
thursday Castor Cadal, and Thurs
Jay matinee, Damon sad Pythies.
Webb, Ka tner Il Moberly are sup
pI lug Waco with the best beef sh
mas ever had from their two stands
one on the square and tie ether nes
we Ga Bon ron stand. They hav
ash aud oysters fresh every day AM
~ orders with dispatch
come aud : G the special ohering
we are making this week in lGdie
muslin underwear. LEVINE Bros.
Gem Theatre.
ms popular place of amusemen
rpe'ed this week with the larges
Wugramme and most brilliant ii q
@sWsclons 1t has ever presented t
t ta waco pubic. 1t has engage
~ ue week Mr. Cha'. Clark
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

Does plumbing and gas lifting on
short notice and guarantees eatisiac.
ton, Gas machines put in at priv ate
residences
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

Hope is the anchor of life, Those
who are afflicted with constipation
are the victims of dependency. Mo~-
ris' Cascarine is positive cure tor
this disorder.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

IL rd and soft, best var, ties, prompt
deh cry, for cash only. Waco goal
YAru, lohp Farley, proprietor,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

1t is familiar axiom, "that the
proof of the pudding is in the eating
The proof OF Morris Cascarine as a
cure for liver aud bowel complaint, Is
in it's use,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

w. A. williamson II Co. make a
specially OF fine Key West and i'm
ported cigars,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

a new lot OF boys knee pants sizes
6 to u years 1T at 23c, 35e, 5Oc, and
75c at Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04
stop That Cough.

fuckers Syrup of Tar and Wild
Cherry will do it
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04
Genn ElentIe

ms popular place of amusement
rp9'ed this week with the largest
ap'tugfamme and most brilliant il t Of
@,h,' u 1t has ever presented to
t ta waco pubic. 1t has engaged
,Gr We week Mr.. Cha-. Clark,
tne daring aud agile trapcze per-
, bStmer' Mr.. Lundy Zeiglar who, al
,Dough yet a mere youth, and almost
'No'lce on the stage, has achieved
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

on can get The best nickle ciga
in he city at w. a. Williamson I
Co.'S.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

Beautiful new patterns just opened
at sc. pr yard. LEVINE BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

Come aud c the special offerings
we are making this week in ladies'
muslin UNDERWEAR LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

Bic run on boots and shoes this
week 1T LEVINE B.JS
Bargains in gents hosiery at l. W
inc Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-04

SANGER BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
IN THE ROTUNDAs.

J. Price schell, of Louisville. Ky, is at the
Eagle.
d. G. Reynolds. of Battle Greek is al
Sweets
J. G. Mosser. of Cadillac, is stopping at
the Morton.
Fred S. Kieldsen. . Cadillac business man,
is ~ Sweets.
VIII Hall. of Kansas City. is registered
at the Morton.
J. F. Fraser and wife. Of Chicago. are
guests at Sweets.
@. w. McGinnis and wife, OF Memphis,
srs st the Morton.
Mis Edith Sinclair, Of New York City. il
. guest at the Eagle.
ID. G. Tillottson and A. c. Hills, of Mus
ksgon, are At Sweets
4. J. Copley and wife, Of New Orleans.
are stopping at the Eagle
Misses Jennis and Gertie Squisrs. Of fChsr-
lotte. are guests n the Eagle
T. Fred Brown. wife and sister, of Gin
cinDsti. are guests ai the Morton.
Hon. r. ID. Dix. of Bsrrien Springs. State
Land Com missioner. is at the Eagle
J. P. Newton. of Muskegon. and J. W
Clark, Of Allsgan, ara stopping al the
Eagle.
r. r. sprsgus. OF Gr.envills, a prominen;
Democratic politician, and a future Con-
grsssi0nsl candidats in the Eighth district
Is st sweets
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
IN THE CITY HALL
HRsT neETlNs o. Tng ooUNoll
IL tEs New R4Llaisg- rs are A n Pte@.sa
MA the surroasas1Ss bat C@sa0t
Aocspt tss Bsilaisg 90 Aoe0xss ~
ne Dsl2s ~ Shs Fhoe4i4

Ths members oi tie Giy Coancll ~ilh
A.yos wsston 81 the hssd. amounted TIE
slsirs u ne Coancil ROOM Ia TIE Cigy hsl
Yesterday mOrniag and he'd TIE inigistofy
sessloo.
Il vas a. adjourned session from The req
uiar meeting OF A0ndsy nighL and its oniy
objsct wss - iaks posssssl5B of the build
inx Ia due form. Tbs could Dot os dens
because the PhosniK FuFBigsrs Compsny,
although nlling Their contract % the lsgtsr
lad nog PAT IA their bllls and ths maj e0a-
tract could not be reported. Amer some
discussion the Building COMMITTEES OF TIE
Council. with Aldermen Haywood and BALD
viz added and tzs Mayor as ChGirmsn
we're f0fIusd A. = comu-ittee 20 vail ou the
PhHnlN Company and settle up viii them.
AID then the Duilding Viii be fully ia he
hands OF the COuncil
Alderman Eissnhsrdt and several others
asked fOf al immediate delivery Of TIE
building ia due form. bat this could not be
accomplished on account Of the Ia ure OF
the Furniture COMPANY % report ID ihe
matter wss leit 10 the 13ullding Committee
ed with Mayor Weston ss chairman. All the
councilmen we're present excerpt Aldermen
Mckee. DsOraat Creque and Stokes aud the
visit 10 the new quarters VAS very pleasant.
The only fault found was IN the chairs and
they are % DC changed 60 light rotary seats
such as arc IA the Mayors office.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

Last evening Fred W Stevens and Miss
new residence OF the groom al 3l6 South
Iaiayette-st Nearly one HUNDRED friends
and guests were present TO witness the mar
rlsge which was sOlemnizsd with tue full
Episcopal ceremony. the Rev. A K. Merri-
am officiating. Tie rooms were beautifully
adorned with flowers. The numerous
presents were very tne. Alter the ceremony y
the wedding supper was served. Mrs. J..
Morgan smith and Mrs. ID. ID. Hughes sup
erntended the supper. and were assisted by
Miss Gertrude Cody. Miss Gertrude Smith,
Mas Gertrude jerks and Miss Mabel
Waters. William Alden Smith was master
of ceremonies. Music and rotations were
rendered by Mrs. Painting and Willard
Brigham. The happy couple leave this
morning for Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

SARAroSA. y. Y, Aug. 2s.-First race, for
msidsas S-yesrs-old. SIT furlOnzs-Bell
Wood Won. With Colonel Zeb Edward sec
ond and Allentown third. time. if5l
Second race. handicap sweepstaks. for all
ages. one mile snd sixteenth Vosburg
won, With Lssrstts second and Osrsman
third tins. 1854
Third race. AOrrissey stakes. one mil.
and thrse-qasrters- Monir0ss won. -ith
Fee Weep second and Wary third. time.
a.07.
Fourth rsce. hve-eixhths Of nile
Chestnut Belle won. with Nsndetfs scozd
and Psnmsn third. time, i04t
Firm race. purse of s4oo one miis-Clsr.
g. ~on. With MONDAY sscoad and Msis
third. time. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
TowH TOPICS.

The Raia8ons- = alls sEit = Ia az sf
rae r.ts
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81 1sss zlsiF
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ssafk -sa 5szua On ne OIE4ss sL can .
hne YeslsrdsF
TasT a.. ,sfiy-hss prisoners soa1ast IA
tls -1unty .slL
Hepabhcsn Consfsssloa4l Coassation
nsE lBarssiay
Tas rornics las ossn pas On ths asv
Fs'chsf scGi0on-
Ias price ~ 6rand Rapids sssl estate .
A1Fslclag Fsry fssf
Fas fruits and vegetables no~ n ths
maFssf fsailld oss ~ al
- Saturday a. Of ne Isschzrs vii have
returned fEom tAs .oag VACATION.
fhs Good Tlsne 1ocial club -lil sss hop
a l8lps1F As arlaory tsmofro~ sss1-
~
The Manhattan social clco iii give .
nsek..s patty a. HingGsLts Hal tEis sSea
ias
Geo. Coos - sport sags has declined %
bs 8slsgals TO lAs coming FORD conyeu-
uoa.
Iohn A Powell las sold place on Pow
ss aaaisoE 10 Albert etonehouss FOR
q go
ras uavsHng men Ill meet Friday
evening add prspars FOR ias next Gay .
sattls.
Grand Rapids . sadly IN need Of more
hoases hat vi rent tor SO and az per
monfn.
a noa- sartisan school trustees caucus viii
~ nsid ia ths COancIl room IA tns second
Nsrl s0nlsaE.
The aides OF the Third ward wish to
n0mi asie sad slsct Mrs A. J. Danlels Tor
school trustee
The farmers would ike 10 know. you
kno~ -has J. 4. Tram ever had ~ do with
h8nenIen Oates.
About ons-kalf Of the male population Of
fh-s Ell ars sedsc ked with political insignia
snosiag their preferences
Alex Oderkeirk, q resident OF Paris town
ship. psid Justice Wsstlall s. and costs yes
tefday for beng a common tippler-
A J.. 0iddiass has rsturnsd from Detroit
-hsfs be vent n the interest OF the ) b. $,
the military society Of tue Custer guards.
Alice. ths slevsn-ysar old daughter oi
NJ and Mrs. o. Schl-nz, died yesterday
TIE f4nsral sll - held tomorrow after
noon Al ? clock al the family residence.
People Who rant To see Grand Rapids
shea it Is lively should get up about {,
o clock q the morning and 20 10 the cor
ner 0f NOnros and DiVision-sts., and ses
tne market ragonL
Tas athsr Of Horace W. Abbott. the mar
10 al charged with adultery. Is said to b
ANYTHING but sn uprght citizen. Turnkey
s1is 81 the all can give his history fol
eighteen years back.
Mis- Abois Mclnnis. Of Grand Rapids
eontlalto ia he First Baptist church OF tha
city sang very scceptzbly the odertory 81
the First Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing kalas GS0O Telegraph
DuriDg the sum mer AL railroad engineer
have been paying 8 per month towards ths
support Of their Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy brethren. but commencing nsxi
month they Will pay $40 per month
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
MORE MONEY THAN BRAINS
spsndthrift Law Distributes = & 900 worth
OF Diamonds Among sporting Men.

spsndthrtft law Distributes = a 600 worth
OF Diamonds Among Sporting Men.
SARAroSA. \. Y. Aug. 2s.-6eoFge Law
left bis beautiful country seat near Cam
bridge, Washington county. last week and
came 10 Saratoga. he stopped al the Grand
Union Hotel and soon became prominent
for the magnificent manner with which he
entertained his friends one OF bis acts Of
generosity was the presentation of dia-
mOnd rings 10 dozen or more OF his
companions. On Saturday afternoon,
while IN the bar-room of the hotel, be or
dered from Jacob Dresser, leweler. Of III
Broadway, New York, and who has a
branch store here. a trav OF diamond rings
20 be brought to him. and seating himself
with all the dignity OF a king upon his
throne, with his friends about him, he ht-
ted upon finger of each, calling them to
him singly, ring. The value OF the
rings. as furnished by Mr.. DRESSER,
and the names of those who re-
ceived them, is as follows: Bill Tracy.
81, $50; Joe Coburn, sl.250; Jerry Dunn,
$50, Dan Murphy, $500, Joe Sanders, $450;
Jack Hallock. $3.50: Pat Sheedy, 81 500; Pat
Duffy, 81 500 Captain Frank McCue, ST.
600. Other purchases of diamonds were
IN ade for gifts to other friends, the whole
value amounting 10 about Sl4, 900. Besides
these presents Mr.. Law made large gifts of
money TO several friends, the amounts
reaching in several instances to 81 900. He
left here this morning IN charge of a man
who bad come for him. Two years ago
while here Mr.. Law gave q woman d $40
COO diamond necklace, which was afterwsrd
found behind the bed. where it had scci-
dentally fallen, and was supposed 10 have
been lost
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
A RUNAWAY TRAIN.
An Electric Railway Accident at Pittsburg
Many Injured


PITTsBURG. Aug. 2S.-A motor and car
on the Southside Electrical railroad ran
wild this morning. and were completely
wrecked. Seven persons were in the car at
the time and all were more or less seriously
injured, one OF them. it is thought, being
fatally hurt. The motor and car were COM
ing down the steep grade at Mount Oliver.
when the speed suddenly increased, and the
engineer lost control of the brakes. The
train sped with lightning like rapidity to
the bottom of the hill, when II jumped the
track and plunged into q telegraph pole.
The motor was twisted and brok en-, and
the CAB reduced to kindling wood The
force of the sudden stoppage snapped the
coupling holding the car and hurled the
latter into the ditch at the side of the road.
As stated before all occupants Of the car
were injured. Mrs. Heron was terribly
cut about the head face and body. She is
unconscious and is believed to have sus-
tanned internal jurie,. Mrs. Heinrich va Q
cut about the head aud body. but will re-
cover. Charles Morgan, Mrs. Elizabeth
Stewart asd Mrs. Elizabeth Moore and the
other passengers sustained painful cuts ana
bruises, but we're able to return TO their
homes unsccompsnied. Engineer McGib-
oeny jumped from the cab when be saw q
collision was unavoidable and was badly
hurt. Conductor Smith also jumped and
escaped with slight injury.