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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-02

precioso ienzo de escuela espanola repre-.
sentando una infanta envuelta en- rfgido
vestido. con Ia barba apoyada an la COLA de
enca3e, otiendo una rosa con melancolica
sonrisa. Una lampara flamenco, colgan do
del artesonado techo, completaba este sen-
clio y rico mobiliario.
Indiferente Clara q cuanto lie rodeaba,
continue meditando. Mientras la arrastr6 el
ardiente deseo de humiilar su rival. ha
bfass tornado ilusiones acerca de Ia situa-
cl6n en- que lba q encontrarse, no peus6
en- 10 que sucederla una vez realizado el
matrinonio. Avida de eiecutar ell acto que
log ojos del mundo le vengaba de Ia iniu-
ria hacha por 81 Duque de Bligny. acsler6
febril,nente la ceremonial, y ahora 80 encon-
traba se pronto frente Ia brutal realidad
Aquella estsncia que debia habitar con 81
esposo, aquel lecho que debfa compartir con
IN hombre qnien. spenas sconoc{a, revel$-
ronle nscesidades matrimoniales an Que no
habfa penssdo.
Estas ideas subEevaron su pudor, le no.
rrorizo Felipe, SO hotroriz6 ella rnisna,
iuggando aquella union una gran insensatsz
Y Juzgandose indigna por haberla aceptado
Las ideas giraban desesperadamente en su
cerebro. Dlrigiose al balloon Y 10 abri6, cal
msndola un POGO el fresco de la noche Ras-
gando los celajes, iluminaba la luz de Ii lu-
na los corpulentos arboles del parque, su
disco SO rstrataba en- las aguas del estsu-
que. FL siIencio era complete. Pregunt6se
Clara 81 no valdria mas desapareoer para
siempre en- aquella tranquilidad purs Y pro-
funda, que luchsr contra las vergonzosas y
repugnsntes contrariedades de la vida. Du-
rante un momento pens6 baiar junto aque-
las inni6viles y brillantes aguas, con la
inmaculada virginidad de su 1nico amor
sepultasse en- elias como Ia palida desposa-
da Hamlet.
Pero el tenor la opinion phblics, la
preocupaei6n de el que diran, que habia
tenido tan funssta inf1ueneia en- todas sus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-02

resoluciones, le apart6 de este desesperado
intento. Hizola sonreir annargamente la idea
de que Atanasia pudiera decir que Sc ha-
bia suicidado por amor al Duque, y le dis
gusto el ruido que aquel fin novelesco HI
ciera entire sus conocidos. Finalmente, no
horror casi degradante de este suicide.
Miro por Ultima vez q las luninosas J dor
midas aguas, Y cerrando 81 balloon fu6 sen :
tarse janto la chimenea.
Comprendio perfectamente que va no Sc
pertenecia; que necesitaba vivir, vivir IL
gada 4 un hombre que iba llegar, revesti-
do de perfectos derechos, y que podfa de-
cir "yo quiero," ella, siempre hbre y obe-
decida.
Tuvo 4 la vez ira miedo. Su orgullo
protest6 contra la sujeci6n que le era i'm
puesta; no quiso someterse, meditaba por
que medios lograrla que so naarido ls de-
volviese la libertad.
Lleg6 sonar una especie de situaci6n
eaatrimonial en- que cada esposo fuera due
To do su destino.
POGO le importaba que Felipe fuera no
iel, con tal de que continuara siendo res
petuoso sumiso.
Podia hacer 10 que quisiera siempre que
Ia dejara ser duena de 81 misma.
jSerfa muy dificil obtener del due1o de
Ia ferrerla, un ambicioso sin dEda, esta con
forrnldaoa0 los deseos de una muJer que
le llevaba una fortuna considerable y e.
beneEcio de explotar grandes inhencias de
famia. Habfa compreudido que La amaba,
pero no guerra tener en- cuenta este senti-
niento.
| Con Ell despotismo de muj jer ostun bra
da & que todo el mundo obedeciese sus ca
prichos, hizo case omiso de este amor que
le estorbaba. resolvi6 tener q raya Fell
pc 81 Sc nostraba exigents.
Era energica orguliosa, capaz de dis
| cutir Y luchar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-02
COCHE DIARIO DE YAUCO

Desde el dia 10 del corriente mes, empe-
zara q trabaia. e3esde esta ciudad al pueblo
do Yauoo IN coche saliendo de esta ciudad
los Lunes, Microbes Viernea q las de Ia
unanana y regresando de Yauco los Maftes.
Jueves y Sabado la n1issna hora, tenien-
DO estaci6n de transito en log pueblos de
San German Sabana- Grande, con Is mi
uutos de parads en- el primero media bora
en 81 segundo para el cambio.
Los precios de pasaie por asiento son los
siguientes
Un asiento YAUoo viceversa.. .....$ 600
Id. id. SBNA GDE viceversa..,, 3 90
I'd. id. 4 S. GERMAN 6 viceversa..,, $50
Los pasajes de ida vuelta YAUoo 10 Pc
sos. & SABANA GRANDE pesos y SAN
GERMAN 2.
Cada pasajero tendr& derecho llevar un
bulto tnaleta cuyo peso no exceda de T
kilos, ell exceso precio conventional.
El coche no eeperara 4 ning1n pasajero
mas de Is minutes 81 un punto de parada,
no teniendo derecho reclamar el importe
de biliete, 81 por noroaidud perdiere Ia sa-
Ida del coche la hora indicada, teniendo
derecho reclau'ar 81 despues de pagar la
llamada a. conductor este 10 deiare. No sc
admite pasajero SIN billete. Ell despacho de
billetes On esta ciudad en- H. SucursaI de
Las Dos ANtsgEGs.
Para mas informes Consignatario On
Yauoo, JOSE VILLABoL.-Hotel de Pito
Lopez.
Ponce, 10 Agosto 1898. 2Tm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-02

Levant6se Clara, dando algunos pasos ain
direction hJa, y acercaudose al fin & Ia Ba-
ronesa. Ia cogi6 angustiada las tnanos.
Il No ves-le dijo-caanto sufrof No
compromises que me vflelvo loca Dentrc de
IN instante saldr6is de aqui todos los que
me annals. y quedars sola en- este caser6n
para mi desconocido. ! A quien acogerme
entoncesf Cuanto Sc relaciona con rni pa
sado SO deshace; cuanto formaba mi porve-
mir ia desaparecido.
Tie ahiges como 81 estuvieras verdade-
ramente abandonada. Acaso no cuentas
con el constante amor de tus parientes
Acaso no adquieres otros nuevos since
ros afectos. Ahf tienes tu marido: to
adora debe insprarte con6anza.
Al pronunciar la frase tn marido," OBJ
servo la Baroness que Clara se extremeci6.
i oh Si supieras 10 que me pasa !
murmuro Ia joven.-Este casamiento, que
por IN arrebato de mi org,llo he querido
hacer pesar de TODD, hecho va, me horro-
RIA. Quisiera huir del hombre que es ni
marido. No ne dejes; quelate aqui; no SO
atfevera venir n1ientras estss couEaigo.
iOh! Ese hombre- ese hnrnbre quo 90 81
priuaero quien teuao. Como le odio!
--Pero Dios m(o, me espantas !-ex-
claRlo la Baronesa verdaderamente asusts-
da -Acaso no SO haya lido aun tn madre.
! Qnieres que la llamef
-No,-respondio con viveza Clara. -
Que NADIA sepa. va has visto como me be
contenido en 81 presencia. Precise es que
ignore nis tenorss mi desesperaci6n.
! Madre querida Por 10 mucho que me
adors, por debiEdad, me ha animado ayu-
dado realizar cate casamieneo. 81 su-
piera !-..l Oh! No! Basta conque 20 su-
fra. Cuanto SO hs hecho 10 he hecho yo, y
yo sols debo aufrir 81 castigo. Mis- abati-
nnientos no tienen excusa, son indignos de
mi. Tranquilizats, no Sc reuovaran.
7 mostrando Ia Baroness, que Ia OBJ
servaba inquiets por Ia asperezs de su voz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-02
JORGE oHNET
(OMtinAaciONE

Z, sin embargo, es mi hermsuo quien se
lsx ha dado.
La queia de aquella nina perturb6 Cla-
ia, que quiso al pronto remediar 10 hecho
pero su arrebatado caracter go 10 impidio. Y
Ia mano que habfa alargado Susana Ia re-
tir6 sin estrechar Ia de Ia nina.
-Dejela usted. hija mfa,-dijo al rnisnao
tempo La Baronesa la sehorita Derblay.-
Hecssita calma. No SO disguste usted reco-
10 el ramo. LIE servirs de modelo para den
tro de- POGO tempo.
con semblante risueno acompano Su-
sana tranquia con6ada hasta Ia puerta
del salon. Volviendo despues hacia Clara,
que habla quedado sentada con la mirada
fla ain decir pslabra sumida On doIorosas
reAe1iones, Ia dijo
-Pero, querida, zen que est&s psnsandof
Maltratas esa pobre nina sin motive algu-
no CoDseguiras por 6n doninar tus ner
vios 2 Francamete to digo, o,-anadi6 eohan-
dolo Ia broma, al te llevaran al su-
plioio al son de Ia marcha f1nebre del quinto
acto de la Hebrea, no tendrfas IN sspecto
mas aterrador.
Dirigi6 Clara ga amiga una nirsds tan
llena de censuraa, que esta SO puso innae-
3iatamente grave.
-vamos, pues,-ahadi6,- 6,-d dime 10 que
oeurre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-02

, Ia violencis de sus palabras, un rostro
impenetrable:
We 4 anirte con tu narido, -
No to alarmes nj preocupas. Abrazarne y
oivida, al atravesar ell umbral de esa puer-
ia, cnanto te he dicho Ne 10 promotes
-Te 10 prometo,-dijo La Baronesa.-
Hasta manana.
ahogando un suspiro, miranda por Ill
TINA ves su amiga, muraur6 al salir la
sonora de Prefont:
-jPobre Clarai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-02


vagamente alrededor de squella severa si-
lenciosa estAncia. Las luces iluminaban de-
bilrnente loa antiques tapices que oubrian
las paroles, represensando la admirable 80
rie de los amorss de Reinaldo Armda.
Bsjo tiends 3e p6rpnra orc, acostado el
cabaI lero los pies de Is encantadora, son-
reia, levantando con debil brazo aucha =
cincelada copa.
POGO mas leios los dos, cahalleros hber-
tadores atrabesaban Ia selva encantada,
apartando con ayuda del magico esculo, los
nonstruos que querian impediries 81 paso;
y. On I'm. en la batalla dada las tropss del
Sudan, junto los nures de Jerusalem, Ar
rnids, de pie eR gu caro-, srra etrado por
unicornios blancos, lanzsba con rabia contra
Rsinaldo, cubierto dc sangre de in6eles. las
temibles saetas de gu carcaj Un maravillo-
SO cofre del Renscimiento, de ebauo incrus-
trado con marnaoles policromos, daba frente
una hernaoss CANA de columnas dc peral Ia
llado, con cortinaje de terciopelo de Geuov.
color de maiz con graDdes ramos de hores.
Unadmirable muebls con cajones, estilo
Luis XIII, de anadera .negrs y con adornos
cobre, reemplazsba Is ridicula c6moda, y
una soberbia luna con marco de bronco for
nlando 6nfsimas hojas, refejaba los norte-
cinos respandores del fuego que Sc apaga-
on en- Is alta chinenea, sobre In cual habia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-02
HARtNhS DE- BE FFRttGG0 FFRRtGG0
DEL 8ESfE
IDEAL PRESIDENT Ell MATADOR
KAUFMAN MILLING Co
B Et 8 ES + E
PRESIDENT
Ell MATADOR


Nuestras Harnas elaboration producer
las de cualesquiera monos cadad
orme todo tempo pan epocas de calor final
mente precios son los mas baratos.
Pruebense nuesras Harinas garantzamos la mas compe
satisfaction pues 28 de exenca satisfaction universal
la ejor garanta de la exceenca supeordad de las mas
Nuestra production dara de 1000 BARRnEs
Il. HOFFMAN, Agenae General
437 Produce Exchange-NEW-YORK
Ponce, Agoto de 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24

Safety Deposit Vault, absolutely bur.
glar aud fToproof Rents e. to S2j per
wear,
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lord Of the White Elephant. There.
fore It Is not strange that she has been
waiting many years for a pretezt which
will enable her 10 seize the tract on the
northeast Of siam Tor herself and lessen
II possible even the kingdom OF Siam on
that side. Seven years ago the French
governor Of ludo-China declared that
tho proper boundary for Siam was
chain Of mountains which constitutes
the watershed between the rivers Ne
nam and Mo.Eong. This would diminish
Siam by oue-third,
While Siam holds o sort Of suzerainty
over Laos at present, she herself is un-
dci the protection of China and pays a
tribute 20 thl, country II Is a sort Of
Chinese pu1alo-a ball within bail.
This explains the interest Of Chinain tho
trouble between Siam and France. Tho
soil Of Siam So extremely fort.lo. II re-
samblo8 Egrt IN m.ny respects Rico
b. the principal cereal, and &c Is grown
upon fields which are inundated annual
ly by the Meuam. che nile Of Siam.
Tropical fruits aro produced In great
abundance. And % anybody wants 90
hunt bic game and dangerous game
Siam d, ono OF tho tow spots ON the globe
where this can Htill be done.
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Slam

since 800 years before Christ Siam has
been known 20 history. Il includes in
it, area about 100000 square miles and
has a population OF lO,0OO,OOO. The
country itself aud its people are like a
leaf cut from tine histories Of Hcrodotus
and Nonophon aud pasted into the story
Of the latter part of the nineteenth CEN
tury. From the time Siam was first
known to modern history II has been
engaged in u struggle with the Laos
country people aud other wild and
force tribes on the northeast. In 1898
the king Of Siam conquered the Luusinns
TO the extent Of forcing them to be trib-
utary to Siam. Tho siamcso govern.
mont Is an alleged constitutional mon.
archy, but in reality Is despotic, one
writer says the Siameso are too polite to
oppose tho will Of their sovereign,
whether he violates the constitution or
not.
Siam Is not powerful enough TO sub.
jugato entirely the wild tribes on il
northeast boundary. Three centuries
ago France began TO COLOMBO Tonquiu
and the region around the edge Of Siam,
Whatever western civilization has been
yenecred upon the surface Of things IN
Siam is mostly due 10 France. That
country =, moreover, quito able TO eN'
terminate the Laosians and tho other
tribes that rebel periodically against tho
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Tickets viii BE- good going on any
train on the above cate, and good to
AZ 4 including August 3llh.
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TRUST COMPANY,

So' 4 AMI a hast Temple street,
SALT LANE orr, UrAn.
EsTABtl,HEp ISCORpOgATEO
1879. 1888.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the Vest

Aftor n stay Of several years at WASH
mgton, u. C., during which hehas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
and tho departments, Judge Chas. w.
$ ayner, an Attorney and Counselor ot
the Supreme Cour, Of the United States,
Is prepared to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing influential Congressman ~ to
the needs OF clients and communities
represenlod by him.
Ito also continues his practice In the
General Land Onicc, prepares appeals
makes an.wors aud arguments before the
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
aud reports on caso, 10 attorneys a. a
distance. and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable, 20. Address, Box
i5i, Washington y. G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24

Keep your courage up In America
ma place for despair.
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Il Was Pretty Fight.

when q British citizen talks about
Americans being undimined aud Of the
unseemly scene, that sometimes take
place va our cousr, and also of "disor.
derby meetings 10 Colorado" just read
60 lim tho following little extract from
the cable dispatch on the night % the
closure Of debate concerning the Irish
homo rule question IN tho house % COM
mons Twofacts stand ont prominent IN
thogoucrlmuss. Oaoisthlt Tim Hcoly
got hss.lh has nmsh.l; the other is that
Colonel sauulcr on, Che champion Of the
Ulster kickcfs. coi n.hlnck eye.
Cures ycus Of pa.n nud gross insults were
heard un every sllG. iuau Logan uAbumD ran
down 90 thu ursf Opposition bench aud bC.un
uplraldiug Edward Carson. a Tory. A. ho
sHunf bis l.t under $40. tlf.uu'a nose, George
Wynlham and william tlshrr jumped t1 the
assistance Oi thoIr party colleague, aoigcd Mt.
Logan by tlo reoa, threw iim 10 the floor
head nr,t aud then bauIlei him under -
hanrh. Somebody amaried Tim licaly's high
Dat down 0ssrhI scF.s. lelly tore or the hat
and tprnug into tilg aiile in iull fighting pos
turc iuat o. 10 iinubirY. eth shouting that
thr chairman must uauo Alr u'tonnur, was
trylns togtt BE- MU Nluhury was knocked
otcra belri BY the force of The collision be-
fore Mr. lIanly got in a blow.
a free nsAi then broke ont at thu top Of the
gangruy. Ib0 confer OF 30 wa William He'd.
mond uarHeiltr', WHO had taken advantage
NJ tho general license 90 push over Colonel
Aauulcralh, thH champion of ihl mon 90 ~,
sicr. -uuudrrIou was &C. .curi and led nn nt.
tack 1n Che larnellltes. Blows wcru struck
right aud l.n. McmurrH fcll and we're picked
NO by uoir friends 90 nght again, Tho whole
space between the front benches was filled
with "a atrgesling. curiIng mass uf members
striking, clawlns and upsetting each other
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GRAND EXCURSION
TO SALT LAKE,
SUNDAY,
AUGUST
9th.
VIa The Union PaoItIo.

To enable all 70 attend the Grand Farewell
sacred Concert Of the Tabernacle Choir IN
the large Tabernacle 10 salt Lake CITY, sun.
day evening. the UNION PACIFIC will sell
excursion tickets Al the following low raIct
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The Worlds fair cost over S2O,OOO,o 900
To make q pay expenses receipts from
admissions aud other sources must nv
tragc $50 900 day for tho whole term
1t Is open.
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Oldest Savings Bank Ia Utah, with de-
posts greater than all others combined
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PORTLAND CEMENT 800.

Equal TO the best in the world. Several OF
our leading business men interested in the
company, and large factory to be put in
operation without delay. The largest copper
plant In the United States now being built.
Utah has rich copper mines which will now
be developed. Utah has many rich gold
mines Utah hns many rich silver mines,
which will soon be worked on a larger scale
thnn ever. Utah has too many resources, Of
immense wealth, to enumerate in this space.
Utah has Il climate which is now attracting
people here from all parts Of the country.
salt Lake City is the center Of this Territory
40 richly endowed by nature Why not feel
cheerful when we have every reason tot DO
not hoard your money longer, put it in circu-
lation, do yourself and others good, give
employment to those who need it, help the
general prosperity of the city along, do not
re,ard it, show that you aIe part of its life
II was the intention to mention some Of the
beauties Of east Waterloo but the space
will not permit it. Call and we will relate
them to You.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-13
ALL OVER TOWN.

Rev. DR.. Meyers will preach at the
synagogue this evening. Subject :
Churfulness part of religion.
A suit has been docketed in the
district court. styled 7. N. McMullen
ct al VS.. T.. E McCulloch ct al, for
foreclosure of lien.
A number of the local knights of
Pythias went to Moody last evening
to witness the installation ceremonies
Of the lodge at that place.
See In its proper place the an
nounceme Ct MIR r G Pidcoke as a
candidate for City Assessor and Col
lector. Mr.. Pidcoks is an old and
we'll known citizen of this city and i.
in every way we'll qualified for the
position to which he aspires.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-13
BURGLARY LAST NIGHT.
A Second Hand Store Robbed A
Keepsake Left.

The second hand store of s & B.
Cohen, on the corner OF South Second
sueet aud Franklin, was burglariz I'd
last night.
Some officers, while passing by
about 1880 a m noticed that the front
door was open, and suspectiug some
thing wrong, sent word to Cohen, VIII O
Immediately repaired to his store, and
ascer,ained that it had been robbie d
Of number of articles of clothing as
we'll as lumber of bills and papers
The lock to the door had been priced
out by some b'acksmi h tools which
the burglars had taken from sh 5p in
The rear of the store, which they had
entered through wndoH. The rob
bers lett keepsake in the shape OF
their own clothing, exchanging for
"store clothes."
Some coats and underwear were
found near the Seley g. Early e!eva.
tor and several pair of shoes were
four d in the rear of j S. Mills cot.
ton yard. The thieves evidently had
more than they could carry.
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A HEINOUS CRIME.
A Case Of Infanticide, Shrouded In
Deepest Mystery.

DotpoeL MyStorY.
This morning shortly after Z o clock,
John Fitzgerald, who is employed as
gardener and general man about the
place at the Academy of the Sacred
Heart, found the dead body of new
born male white child lying on its
face in a corner of the convent yard
near the high fence which divides the
grounds from the alley. Blood on the
fence and other Significant surround
ings showed that it had been
evidently thrown into the yard from
the alley Justice Harrison was
notified and viewed the body, which
vas taken to the undertaking csta bliah
ment of j. q Stephenson d Son.
DIR. Fl G. Black, assisted by DR.
M. L Graves and DR.. Beverly Cald.
well, made thorough examination Of
the body. and ascertained that it mad
been alive, which shows that some one
is guilty Of the horrible crime Of
infantcide. Who the guilty party or
parties are, is mystery, and is being
carefully investigated.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-13
BIG IMMIGRATION TO TEXAS.
Is Waco "ln It?"

News comes from every quarter of
the large immigration coming, or pre-.
pairing to come, to Texas. One gehtie.
man who had been over in Louisiana
lately, said: "a conductor on one Of
the railroads in that state told me he
c,rriei about | 500 each people
going to Ttras" What are we in
Waco and McLennan county doing to
head these people our way? We need
money for our factories, but we need
also tillers for our rich soil
There are thousands If acres in
this and adjoining counties that could
be cut into small tracts and s,ld and
made to produce money for all con-
cerned. Why not DO SOMETHING :
The Waco Trading Company moves
that the real estate dealers LOOK afte,
this matter, and, don't forget we can
furnish any home from kitchen te
parlor-cash or installments
Trade in everything.
]. w. RiGGlNs,
Proprietor.
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The city council met at z O'Clock

1.-THE city council met at z O'Clock
bt night.
\ Ia request from w. r. Orman for
situation with the street committee
S read ard referred.
$Tte report of the public improve.
Int committee, stating that the
ties rendered by the city for tie
INSTRUCTION of the Third stree, bridge
oss Waco or. elk, vas not satisf.c-
Y to the builders and the au1horiz
the mayor to borrow $3.50 to
tie the claim was adopted
"A number Of petitions for sewers to
constituted when the bonds were
D. were received and fled.
The street committee recommended
at tho bid of Mr., Ockander to con
uct cement walks around the city
for twenty ole cents per square
b. and fifteen cents per square foot
soddipg, be accepted.
The school committee recommended
i Clementine Thompson be en-
ed as a teacher in the colored
DOL as lopg as the crowded condi-
b OF the school requires it.
The mayor was au'horized to ad
tire for bids fer sanitary improve
nts 10 the public schools.
l. Th he hide ordinance was postponed
efnitely.
WOn the matter Of transfers of chill.
en from public schools, the city
tortey reported verbally, that he had
lnd 10 au hority in the school law
such a procedure.
III he hearse ordinance went over.
The street committee reported that
Try little work had been done in the
after of paving Mary street under
bn'ract with the Cotton Belt. and
ed that an examination of the
bntract, to ascertain the rights Of the
BY therein, be reported to the city
forney. Adopted.
Payne introduced resolution au'
prizing the mayor to advertise fol
ms and specifications for new
|dye across the Brazos. The 1eso
ks,on was adopted after some amend
en,s.
The public improve inert committee
cowmended that cement sidewalks
constructed opposite the Central
: ID Fourth Ward schools and the
y or be authorized TO advertise fol
Us for ,heif construction.
A( lurned.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-13
JACOB GREEN'S WILL.
Leaves all Property to His Brothers
and Sisters.

The last will and testament of the
late Jacob r. Green was filed in the
county clerks Office today. The in
strument is dated November 4. 1875,
and is attested by Geo. d. Russell
and Con gresham Joseph D. Sayels,
OF Bastrop county.
He leaves all his property, personal,
real and mixed, to his brothers, Perry
Green of NJ Lehman county, A. P.
Green of Fayet'e county, r Sidney
Green Of Bastrop county, AID his
sister, Mrs. Fannie A. Stewart of
of Bastrop county.
Perry Green and R Sidney Green
were appointed executors of his
estate