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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
Some Important Matters
Carefully Considered.
4 LARGE AMOUNT OF NOEk On HAND


Msyor M.CulO cu pre- iGed asst
nipyt. Aldermen PJage, Tubs
" tiers, lKug. Deaton ana Her.
bert we're pr---nt
Mr. & !. Hardy, presented an
accoaul fOr 500 damages 10 buggy,
harness AID go daughters, on ,1e
night Of O.tober lOtl, Is a fire
engiue.
: versl ne,i,ion=. a. usual for re.
fDo4 .t.g i,,,,,.t,d pl, lee. we're re.
ferr4d IN tta nolire committee.
w. O1eu wants 10 omen 4 shoot.
inc oall-tv The MAYOR .aa au.
tbnr1zsd m at the mayor in.
strnct- u.s. To .ay that upon com
nli.nca w,tb the Az in .pch ca-es
made and proyid.d. hi. request will
he pran,et
-, I 4 Cran6ll a.kad the u.e
arm. Kin. r,,m of ina cilv han
Noy.,,tara5th for le.,uri,o rur
nosa. T,e mayor was authorized
70 ao, IN ,ba n,,,ar
Tn. coy nr4inanc. in the Fifth
yard !. to he enfor ,4d and ao i'm
pouuaiuo ueu i to he at once con.
struc,ed
The sanitary committee had in.
dustriou.iv ,nanred INTO the fac :
reoa,d,r,,,a h;da hon.a of J,e,
Roblnson. All but one of the
n,ns.eau nearest nai,nhors r.oard- a
it nuisance, and desired its AGATE.
mem. The house wa ordered re.
mov.d
The city marshal reported that he
had notified the ward master of the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pas. ina,
they mnst ston MAKING 40 much
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
THE RECITAL.
Miss Nelhe Delights a LARGE Audi
pnee.-LOcal Talent.

The auditorium of tie Trinity
u..b ne a' abnrc .hI r.o crovaed lat
nieht ~ uitness he work Of Miss
W5r;am Nalke pastor Giddlnes is
,ans+ fsl;r;ton. entertainer Of q
ai,;r, andience not ua,tino how.
a. :, ~, N.ll,o hnt inr the
s'iaace 81 ,ne snd,ence 20 arrive.
tI,'o,,an,'l;,na,..a Tie " ,c, noodle
l1r t5ei7 mess At bejrp behind
NJ e,s 4n,l had vii.
~ rs-a,ined hab;rt :, nat she
ln sa.o $1,000 90,
o. - ~o,, n,ver IN
= ensnno,l.t,. r.-I,,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
County Court,

His honor, Judge jenkins, is en-
Gagged today hearing the case Of
Arnold VS.. HaH kns, for pasturage.
Arnold had a pasture rented from
Cald well, CAld Sell leased it to
Hawkins, and authorized HaN kins
to turn stock in before Arnold's
lease expired, so Arnold claims.
Hence Arnold's suit against
Hawkins. 1t is jury case.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
Mayors Court.

The city court this morning, fined
B. II. Moore S. for being runk,
and jim Covlin IS for gaming.
The case of the city against
Virgins for getting in the way of
the fire department on the night Of
the addident at the Eighth street
bridge at Waco creek, was dis
missed by the city for want Of evi.
dence.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
4 Document Which HeWS to
the Line.
CRITICISMS FOR THE GOOD OF WACO
Faithful Officers Expected to be More
Faithful.
To the Honorable Ma rsnt CITY Council


GENTLEMEN We, your police
committee, to whom the matter OF
police leaving their beats on Sun.
day, Septem ber d, Vas referred,
beg leave to report as follows:
That We have made a fareful in
vestigation Of the matter and find
that the marsha has been very care
less in rules legu ating the police
force and more especially on sun
day morning when there is no roll
call, we also find that there is no
one in charge Of the police rec
after or 10 p N as the marshal
and hi- deputy usually go home at
that hour, therefore we would re-
commend that the marshal or his
deputy be on duty at all times, as
there is need for head of the
department.
We would also recommend that
the marshal or his deputy be re
CURED to visit the poilce on their
beats.
We find TIA. on sunday Sept. 20,
some Of the police tad orders to
close saloons Shlle others had no
orders at all, AID We find that some
saloons were hued while others ust
as guilty were not arrested.
We also find that some months
that, in the night time, Austin and
Franklin streets from the square to
; xth street, ia polced by mount d
men whose duty it ls to answer all
calls in every part of the city, con.
sequently the above streets are a
large part Of the time totally with
out police protection, and that it
leaves a large portion of the city
without protection at all times of
J the night. We would recommend
that the above named streets be
protected by foot police so that
there is one constantly on duty,
We think this necessary as it is the
chief business portion of the city.
We also had that the marshal IN
structs the police at times to raid
gambling houses, and we think a.
such times the marshal or his deputy
should be on hand and lead the men
which We fad has not been the case
We would also state that we fai
to find single instance where the
police have refused to obey al
order Of the marshal.
We would also recommend Il q
the police committee be authorized
to ascertain the cost and ACCESSIBILITY
of a patrol wagon for the police de
partment.
Respectfully submitted,
W A. PoAGE,
w, Ii. DEAToN.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
Transfers of Real Estate.

Transfers Of rCS, rep'
0y Waco Ab tract a d iave.t,
Company, room II, Prov!
Rpilling Wac, J Oh
1883
w w Seley to Mrs VI ] VI
lot Il, block 2, Farm lot "a
acres, La Vega grant, lilo
Surratt Il Waite survey, 81, a
L Deaton to NJ A Dea on, !.
Rusk street, Renick "a iition,
and love.
G. O Thomas ct al 10 Tn
BosqReville Colored B aptist CHI
| acre w L Swain giant, $85.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20

If yoa are ia trouble about bust.
ness, love or in any way unsettled
or unhappy, call on Madam Lee
mont, corner of Eighth and Frank
i'm. Can bring the separated hap
pi y together, remove the cloud that
hangs over husband and wife, and
obllterate any business or financial
trouble.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
Sanitary.

BY requ st of ths sanl'N.
partment we state that pew
the work Of the city scN'.
will be performed at night 0s''
the hours Of 10 p. IN. and = =
They Will always carry lan's !.
that their presence need occH''
alarm.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
SAILED THE SEAS IS YEAl
One Of His Experiencs,

For thirtv-eicht years Gait. lond ..n
the sea. most OF that time r.. f.ls.te, dayWoa
sci, and upon retiring from 'le wa-a,vla
pointed by the secretary Ot The t ni,s5 "
Treasury to superintend the .si ssI.ssA
ALASKA which position he b. nve vss.
relates one experience as follows. N-s'
For several years | had been lrouhsa :.
general nervousness and pa In tia "
of my heart. My grcate- af,ic,i,. sA
sleeplessness; II was almost .r possibiss,
time - obtain rest and s.etq payis,a
DR.. Miles remedies advertise heess,.a
Neryiue. After taking small qusnii,,i
benefit received was 60 great lat lss.,J
lively alarmed, thinking tna len4GS y
tanned opiatcs which would llailyhi,J
Gus to me; but on being assured b. nsS1
gist that it Was perfectly harmless m,11]
ued it together with the Heart ny T.aIa
| can conscientiously say thal lr NH
storalive Nervine and New Heart CU,s
more for me than anything had eyertJ
| had been treated by eminent pbys1
In New York and san Francisco stbou1
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and heartily recommend them o allssl
a | was. Capt. 4. p. Loud, H4mDdeni
DR. Miles Restorative Nervlne and NeI1
are sold by all druggists on q positive nd
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
ALL AROUND TOWN.

.ros-;ro.i In nice ordar and doing
considerable work in the yards.
The Cotton Belt is responding to
The Wishes of the MAYORS court in
REGARD to cro.sinp,
NJ II & R,.,ut i 6-lina in
and viii pave the street a0uttiDg
h- property on Mary street, in rear
Of the Aatatorium.
,Lo An .boY +oriob, a.
,ba ra.:da,co - W Nh in
East Waco. The ladies' Of the
Christian church have 1t in charge.
49, t.a ..-aor 4o,nd
~ ,i ''' s'e ,;'s g.. sor,,;aas
CIV 80 u ,s'Tp -, 49,
a. that Wonders never will
cease.
m -
ne leNlVA al Sei 'oes az ,ns
haP''-' oii"'Ih Me 49, '''enueD
, ,@os rDN
"a. \ eSterday evening and today the
following marriage licenses were r.
sued; w. IL Hays to r h Costs,
llenry A. Weston to Amanda
Prtoson.
Ribbon cane time j come, child.
reE. Inc hfst lead came IN today
from IA miles above w AGO, on the
Brsz1s. save your nlckels, che~
cane aud grow fat.
-Rv.1 tho nolice committea's re-.
nort made last night to the CITY
council and learn what the CITY
'dads," are thi1king about, with
reference to the public good.
Tba Aransos paso ia mak;no
o,,,noo.;nns and ,,Il lave1
o4a,ho a,roo,s "a narr
s;4omali-s noor +ha;r dono+ TIL
,l,oo n.,II ,h0n ho ,,h poro oooos
XIII
W. ,, ~:
tonlar1,' 49,
,noi n'n ~ DoJ tooD N.PpJ 10y =
lsras f., ,no.snms f,r sale He
who does no, love ,possnm and
,a.ors !. nr;,a had as SboLsroara,s
man who mad no mnsic in his soDl.
"
Last night at the recital at the
trinity Methodiat church, rev Nr'
GAVIN opepeu the exercises Win
prayer. One petition was; "Ou'
Father we thank thee Tor those who
are prepared TO make our hearts
happy, delight our minds and In
'plre our hVes'
The proti acted services at the
Second Presbyterian church are be
coming more interesting as they
progress. There have been somt
are others deeply interested
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
w hen N allure

Needs assistance it may be best to
render it promptly, but one should
remember TO use even the most per.
feet remedies only when needed
The best and most simple and n
tie remedy is the Syrup of Figs,
manufactured by the California Fig
Swap Co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
And Yet They Come.

Jno. Doxd plead guilty today be
fore Jnoge ga asher to the indict-
ment found by the ia.t grand ia1y,
charging him with keeping open
.sloon on Sunday. He was fined
20 AID cO.ts.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
Waived Examination.

Seitz, VINO was arrested :
days ago, today waived eIln Nv
IN two cases, arson AID as'auI
intent to murder, before :
Gallagher and was ren'u'
ilil 10 d default of bail.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20

See Stark West for accident and
fire insurance.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
Phone - will get Lacy's Coal Office.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
A SUSPICIOUS ABSENCE.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS AGENT I. Il.
NICELY DIsAPPEARs.
Not Known Whether He IL Defaulter or
Not-North Carolina Grand Lodge OF
Mssons In session--Thc Assembly.

WINSTON. N. c.. Jan. 1o-Special.-
L. z. Nicely, agent for the Southern Ex-
press Company. has left Winston under
mysterious circumstances. His where
abouts are still unknown. He went to
Greensboro In a buggy. which was the
last seen OF him. Superintendent Sadier.
of Charlotte is here, examining the ex-
press company's books. He says he can
not tell whether Nicely is a defaulter
or not until further examination. Nicely
came to Winston from Durham last July,
and succeeded Ora Kerner as agent. He
has won many friends here. who are
loath to believe him guilty of theft. not
wlthstanding that his actions point that
way.
The stockholders OF Winstons three
banks held annual meetings to-day. The
old directors and officers of Wachovio
and Peoples banks were reelected. The
First National was re-organlzed, but j.
Colonel j. w. Alspaugh cashier. DR.. j.
Fl. Micaden and Joe Il. Wilson. of Char
lotte. who held controlling interest. in
the bank, disposed OF their stock TO Win
ston, Durham and Richmond capitalists.
Among the new stockholders are George
W. Watts. X. e. Lyon. b. ~ Duke OF
Durham. and w. S. Forbes of Richmond.
The latters stock is $4,000. b. n. Duke
and w. S. Forbes were also elected d.
rectors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
GRAND LODGE OF M4S0NS
Convenes In neutrality-suspicious. or the
Assembiy-Heavy Failure.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Jan. 10-Special.-
The Grand Lodge OF Masons of North
Carolina convened here to-day with an
unusually large attendance. Grand Mas
ter II. A. Gudger, of Asheville, presiding
The Grand Lodge was duly organized for
work tonight, and Grand Master Gudger
delivered his annual address, after which
the committees for the ensuing year were
announced.
The feature OF interest In the General
Assembly to-day was the joint session
OF the Senate and House held in Com
mons Hall at rcon, at which the results
of The vote on State officers as COM
puted by the State returning board were
opened and read, and formally announced
as provided by law. The ceremony was
attended by large crowds In the galleries
and in the Hobbies.
Governor Holt this morning sent an
important message to the Senate urging
that an appropriation be made TO properly
furnish the Governors Mansion, which
is now without any furniture except such
as is supplied by the successive Cover
nors.
Two 7 ovel pills were introduced In the
Senate to-day; one TO prohibit the prac-
tice Of treating TO spirituous drinks, and
the other for relief OF money borrowers.
A bill was introduced in the House to
provide for the support of the North
Carolina Soldiers Home by taxing the
manufacturers and dealers i'm liquor
Governor Holt to-day offered two hun
dred dollars reward for the capture of
the murderer of Ned Parker, in Franklin
county. last Friday night.
News was received here to-day OF the
failure of Spence Bros., Well-known ner-
chants of Washington. n. c., with
liabilities OF thirtyhve thousand dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-The Citizens
National Bank, Of Pensacola, Fla, capital
100000 was to-day authorized to begin
business.
A Senate bill for the purchase OF addi-
tional land adjoining the GOsport Nor
foll) navy-yard was ordered favorably
reported to-day by the House Naval Com
mittee The limit of cost is fixed at $780,
900.
In the House this morning Mr. Miller
Pcpulist, WIS., offered a preamble and
re solution reciting the report that the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company is dis
charging men because they are members
Of the labor union, and authorizing the
committee on labor to inquire whether
there IS any remedy 10 prevent this out
rage upon people who are obliged to labor.
The Pennsylvania officials have denied the
report upon which this resolution Is based.
The House Elections Committee to-day
began the hearing Of the last contested
election before it. Miller against Elliott
from the Shcestring district in South
Carolina. ThCmas II. Wheeler. a negro.
argued the case for Miller.
The Senate and House balloted repeat
eddy to-day for United States Senator.
Sanders (Rep) received 81 votes; Clark
Dem). 16; Houser Dem). g. Dixon
Dem). s. the rest being scattered. \
joint ballot will be taken tomorrow. The
Legislature stands ON joint ballot: Dem
ocrats, 50; Republicans. 80; Populists. g.
one Populist will vote with the Demo-
Gratis and the other two with the Repub-
licans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
DARING CONVICT PLOT.
They Plan to Murder the Guards and
fscape-The Cold Weather

WELDON. n. c., Jan. 1O.-Special.-
daring attempt was made TO escape at
the penitentiary farms n few days ago
by number Of convicts. headed by the
white man who was recently sentenced TO
fifteen years servitude for abductng a
young girl from her home IN Chatham
county and taking her to South Carolina.
He and four or five others conceived the
plan Of overpowering the guards, murder
ing them, getting possession Of all the
arms and ammunition and setting ali the
convicts. several hundred. free. There
were fifty In the plot, and the intention
was to burn all the buildings and kill
all who resisted One OF those VINO had
been taken into the secret disclosed the
whole thing to the authorities and the
leaders are all in irons.
The winter has been colder than any
known for many years. The snow two
weeks ago was ten inches deep. the
heaviest known since 1857. The thermome-
ter has been as low as two degrees above
zero, and for several days varied from six
10 sixteen degrees. The snow that fell
a week ago is still on the ground. and
there has been ice on the canal for a
week strong enough to skate on. Yester-
day the river at CASTOR was frozen over
and a passage had to be cut through
the ice for the ferry boat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
FOR SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.
The Grand Jury Finds Five Indictments.
The Norfolk steamer DELAYED.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. 1e.-Special.-
The grand jury. which was discharged
after two days work, returned five in
dictments-four for selling liquor on Sun
day, and one for selling without a license.
Included in these are the Hotel Fleisch-
mann. the fashionable hosiery of the
city, and the Opera House restaurant
the headquarters of n chartered social
club, composed of nearly hundred MEM
bers.
The Potomac river is blockaded with fee
sixty miles down. and the Norfolk steam
er. due here this morning at o'clock,
had not arrived at tonight.
Councilman George A. Mushbach pre-
sented in the common council tonight a
bill granting TO Luther w. Spear and his
associates the privilege to construct and
maintain street railroad on such streets
as ore not now actually occupied by other
railroad companies. The Washington
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Electric
Railway Company has forfeited its rights
10 all the streets except King end Cam
eron. and the bin for the additional rail-
roads is going to get up a lively fight
The terms of the bill presented tonight
are far better for the city than those Of
the Mount Vernon road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
NAVAL RENDEZVOUS.
BUSINESS MEN INDORsE THE RE-
QUEST FOR An APPROPRIATION
Crew OF y Boston Schooner Refuse to Work
Funeral of DIR. j. II. Francis--Coid
Weather All Over tho State.

NORFOLK. Jan. l0.-Special.-At the
annual meeting Of the Business Mems AS
ISOLATION. held tonight. OF which General
Il. M. Henry is president, all the old
officers were reelected. A resolution was
adopted requesting Virginia's Congress
men to use their influence to secure an
appropriation of $4,000 for the Naval
Rendezvous: also a resolution asking the
city OF Norfolk to make an appropriation
OF 5000.
James A. Duncan. city attorney, says
he WIN not ask a rehearing OF the case OF
Chamberlain against the city of Norfolk.
The boatswain and five of the crew of
the schooner John Holland, of Dover. N.
H.. from Boston TO this place with coal,
for refusing to work were placed in irons
at Lamberts Point last night To-day
they were brought TO this city for hear
ing. They claim that they have been i'll
treated by the mate, and will not work
under him.
The weather is very cold, and the tenn
perature will fall to 10 degrees by morn
ing Elizabeth river is frozen over in
several places. the first time in ten years.
The funeral OF DR.. j. T. Francis. presi-
dent OF the Norfolk Medical Society. took
place from Christ Z. Il. church this after
noon. and was conducted by DR.. Barten.
tho rector. The interment was in Elm
wood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
THE VAR on TILLMANIsM.
Call for a State Convention Oh"er t"o
Auspices of the Industrial union.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. ia comme-
tee of railroad men representing the IN
dustrial Union of South Carolina tonight
issued a call for a State convention TO
be held in this city on the ioth OF Marcn
next for the purpose of enlarging ana
soIidifying the organization for deter
mined opposition to the present state ad-
ministration. The passage of the stringent
railroad law by the Legislature last month
gave birth to the Industrial Union. when
has for it's avowed object the overthrow
of the Tillman administration. The can
issued tonight embodies declaration OF
principles, avowing strict adherence 10
the motto, Equal rights to ALL speciai
privileges to meme" 1t charges that the
present administration has enacted laws
inirnical TO the welfare of the general
Iaboring classes in favor OF the farmers
and promises when the overthrow or the
present regime is effected that they Will
prevent all future class legislation. The
March convention will be very largely
attended and the campaign OF 1894 will
then be virtually begun.