The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-11
ALL OVER TOWN.

the city court this morning for intoxl.
cation.
l.. Drake and Nick Jones were fine d
SO each in he county court today for
gaming.
There is less talk and more condl
didates than ever before in city
election.
At St. Paul's church tomorrow
night, Rev. Frank Page will deliver
sermon with special reference to young
men.
TIE enquiry for city property is
steadily on the increase aud the nun.
Der of lots changing hands constantly
growing.
Prof. Goshaum, the mind reader,
will give an entertainment in the
chapel of Baylor University tonight
at 5 o'clock.
Monte Alexander was arranged be-
fore Justice j T. Harrison today on
a charge Of assault aud battery and
was discharged.
The circulation of THE News
grows larger every day, AT the pres
ent rate Of increase our city circula-
ton will soon complete the second
thousand.
A delightful feature of the enter
tainment at the city hall last nighr,
was the vocal selections by Mrs. DR..
Jones Of Gatesvile, which showed IA
marked degree Of cultivation and
sweetness.
Suit was filed in the district court
today styled ]. B. Barnes VS.. G. H.
Ludd, Anheuser Busch Brewing
association, ct al. Plaintiff asks
judgement resembling contract with
defendant
The officers have found the torn
overcoat of one of the crooks who
robbed the young man who was en-
route to California the other night.
TIE coat, the torn strip and the hat
are in safe keeping, but the individual
has disappeared like phillipowski and
Goldowskl
Mrs. Caldwell, the poor woman
found in destitute circumstances in a
house on the corner of South First
and Jackson streets several days ago,
died this morning at $50 O'Clock of
pneumonia. She leaves one child,
aged nine months, who is being cared
for at the Nursery on Jackson street.
! She will be buried by the county.
The preliminary examination OF
Brittle Russell, charged with robbery
from the person of one T. A Foster,
was begun at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning before Justice Gallagher. At
late hour the evidence had not been
concluded and the hearing was ad-
jou ned until next Friday because
Messrs. Downs Is Flint, the attorneys
for the accused, were both called cut
of town on important business.
The news from Austin that the bill
to dam the Brazos near Waco, had
passed, was received with rejoicing in
this city. With separate judicial dis.
trict, the Brazos dam and the civil
court of appeals, Waco has sufficieu'
reason to feel grstitied over matter
which will give her a tremendous pu h
along the ro.d of prosperity. A prom
inent lawyer remarked that the loca
ton of one OF the new civil court OF
appeals in Waco would alone beneii'
her more than the accession of another
railroad.
The gymnasium exhibition to be
given by the physical department o.
the Y. M. c A. will take place Thurs
Day night, Fl bruary 10th in the AS
soclation hall. No admission will bt
charged, but the physical direct u
wishes it announced that all who wisf
TO attend, procure tickets at the asso
citation rooms A souvenor pro
gramme has been prepared, showing
the method OF work AS actually carried
out in the gymnasium Of the assocla
ton in the past five months, such a:
dumb-bell drills, bar bell drills, fancy
Indian cluo drills, and light ano
heavy gymnastics.
The sociable at the residence O
Mr. Henry Dockum, 1913 Webste
street, las. evening, under the
auspicies of the Pastors Aid Society
of the Tenth Street NJ. E church, wa