The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-18
ALL OVER TOWN.

In the police court this morning,
rl,e Parker was fined IS tor va
grsncy'
Next Friday night, in the rooms Of
the Y. NJ C. A, the junior department.
gill give an enter ainment, consisting
ofteci,stious, readings, music, etc
The indications are that the opera,
"Ps,ience. which will take place
Monday night, will be largely attend
cd. Tickets are being rapidly sold.
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 j. Tllman and Miss T. H. Justin,
TO Murphy and Miss Salie Jock /,
E. A Canutson and Mrs. Matte Lar
sons.
10 the report Of yesterday of the
meeting of the committee of the Waco
Cor mercial Club, the word committee
was omitted, leaving the inference that
the club had met.
The preparatory Bible class of the
Y NJ. G. A. takes up new subject
tomorrow. Boys under the age OF Ia
years are Invited to the meeting,
which will be held at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon.
A much needed necessity, in the
shape OF large quantity OF gravel, IL
being unloaded on Austin street be-
tween Fourth and Sixth. 1t will be
0 great Improvement, t mpotarily, to
that thoroughiare.
In the district court divorce was
granted to plaintiff in suit styled,
Alex Williams vs.. Willie Williams
A case styled Seymour Standefer, ct al,
VS. the Wa Gas Co in which plaintiffs
ask for damages, is now on trial.
In the district court Yesterday, r.
Fl Downman was granted judgment in
the sum OF 81 600 against the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fee railroad for
damages sustained, aud j "a Graves
was given verdi,t for $1,000 dam
ages against the Waco Dummy Street
Railway company.
Judge Lyle says he thinks it would
be good idea if the Commercial Club
would pay the expenses Of a commit.
tee to 60 to Austin and secure legisla.
ton allowing companies to improve
rivers III the state. One or two men
could accomplish all that is desired and
secure the passage Of the pending
bills
There is no investment young
rAn can make that will show as good
aturns as $50 invested in a course OF
book keeping, under Mr.. Edward
Toby Jr. His next class begiI April
4th. Number OF pupils is limited to
20, and to date l9 have signed to
class. See Mr.. Toby's advertisement:
On page 4.
John Jackson has been arrested on
a charge Of aggravated assault and
battery and for vagrancy. He was
vas tied IN Justice G.llsgter's cour:
this morning. IN the latter charge and
dismissed. The former charge is an
old one. and will come up for consid-
Grafton in tho county court, He is
now in Jail.
The directors Of the Y. M. c. A.,
have been CORES spending lately with
ayiew OF securing new general SEQ
retarv for the association at Waco. as
Mr. Thompson will leave shortly. Mr..
u. A Clemence, Of Fremont, Nebras.
u, has accepted the position and left
esterday, and will arrive in few
hys He has been engaged in asso-
alton work ten years, and comes
lghly recommended.
DR.. Andrew Goddard has returned
'om the country where he has just
urveyed 1000 acre tract between the
y ehuaoana river and the Falls county
7 me, on the Jose David Sanchez grant,
or Herr Gotifried Won Jena, wealthy
. F'tzen of Germany, and who will soon
y s'ablish colony of thrifty German
J antilles on that section. DR.. Goddard
y engaged In the preparation of a
" p'p and field notes, which will be
" e'Sarded TO the distinguished Ger,
Small Fire.