Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-06
CITY ITEMS.

The appearance docket was called in
the county court this morning aud the
cases set.
Mary Ross was tried in Justice
Makeig's court on . charge Of disturb
ing the peace, and was convicted and
fined 81.
Rev. r. NJ. Tinnop, Of Fort Worth,
will preach at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church t,-night at 8 o'clock.
All are cordially invit, ID to attend.
Jim Sims pleaded guilty before JUS
tice Harrison to the charge Of cursing
and swearing, and was fined 81. The
cases against Gus Sims and John Sims
were dismissed.
License to marry has been issued to
Mr.. Price Hill and Miss Phillis
lexington; Mr.. Belvidere Smell and
Miss jamie Hamilton; Mr.. 4. j. Hand
lev and Miss Ida Talula Major.
1t is rumored on grave authority that
Tebean. who was under contract to
play with the Waco base ball nine this
season, has signed with Penbolo. Who
the devil ia Tebean, any how?
Any man who is found guilty Of
betting on league game Of base ball
will be turned over to the Gatesiylle
refornatory without the privilege Of
trial or Withdrawing his stakes.
The district court granted naturali-
xation papers to. Mr.. Isadorc Joseph,
formerly a citizen of Great Britain.
He fled his sworn intention to be-
come citizen in the court In July,
1884.
The Choral Union held its first
meeting last night and received num-
Der of additions to its roll Of members.
The next meeting takes place next
Tuesday evening at Goggan's music
store.
1t is reported that the 1.-TWO Johns
have been engaged to umpire for the
state base ball league this season, and
have BET instructed to sit down on any
man who says you're a liar you
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The Philo Literary club held its
regular monthly meeting last evening
for the transaction Of current bust
ness. The committee on amusement
announced that ON Friday evening an
entertainment will be given 1t the club
rooms, complimentary to the lady
friends Of the club.
It's ell very we'll for man 10 lend
money out at ten per cent. a year OF
twelve per cent. year "for its bust
ness, quite business, yer know" But
when be only gets 10 per cent. on
double barrel back action-gilt edged
real -estate- deed of-trust security he
ought not, on this ground, to attempt
to pose as philanthropist.
Dr.. r. w. Park yesterday amputated
the leg Of . young lady who was aflict
ed with embolism. The blood re.
fused to circulate in the veins Of the
member and modification having taker
place amputation was resorted to al
dernier means of saving the patient
life. Cases Of embolism are very rare
and few cases are put down in the
medical books. a0
Incur announcement column THU
evening appears the name Of Mr.. w
i. Meers as candidate for alderman
OF the Third ward at the approaching
municipal election. Mr.. Meers is vel
known to the citizens of the Third
ward, whom he has consented to sery,
in case OF his election, as gentleman
we'll qualified in every respect for thu
important duties Of the position, ana
hence needs no introduction or com
mendation at our hands.
The next attraction at The Garlsnt
will DO Hewett's Minstrels, Ssturda,
March 9th. Manager Garland lhss'
made special arrangements with IL,
company to open with . matinee q
z:SO p. m, SO ss TO give his younl
friends that attend the schools Of Wac,
the opportunity Of attending this matt
nee performance. All school childrer
will be admitted at half price. AL
the young gentlemen aeoomp panied B,
their little lady friends, will have thu
preference Of the dress circle. An,
the boys that come alone will probably