The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20
ALL OVER TOWN.

Telephone your orders for fresh fish
md oysters to the Palace Fish aud
OYSTER market, corner Eighth and
Austin.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway paid off in this city today and
the boys all had their usual monthly
love feast.
A large crowd assembled at College
Heights yesterday afternoon to see the
balloon 60 up. The high wind made
it necessary to postpone the asoe nsion.
In the notice of the death of G. w.
Nethery, published in THE NEWS,
Saturday, it should have read that he
had been here two weeks, instead of
two years.
The great smoke.stack of the Waco
Ice and Refrigcrating company was
completed today, and now overtowers
anything of its like in the city, being
over $50 feet high.
Mr. BE Richards, OF the Palace
Fish market, receives shipments Of
fish, oysters and game daily. He de.
livers promptly to any part Of the city.
Telephone your orders.
Post 81 Travellers Protective as.
ISOLATION, met Saturday night in the
parlors OF the Pacific hotel. The work
of the committees appointed at the
rnt,GaI
The frame building on Eighth
street, between Austin and Franklin,
which burned Saturday afternoon. was
owned by VIM. Breustedt and VIM.
Clemens. There was no insurance.
Bud Prater was arrested Saturday
by Deputy Sheriff Cliff Terrence, He
is charged with marry ing within the
bounds of consanguinity, prohibited
by law. 1t is alleged that his wife is
also his niece
In the case of Seymour Standefer
VS.. the Waco Gas company, which was
on trial IN the district court Saturday
The Jury rendered a verdict for plain
stiff, granting him judgment for $500
against defendant for in uriss sus-
aimed
Owing to the success which met
the last gYmnastic exhibition given at
the rooms of the Young Mems Chris
slan Association, Physical Director
ohafer Is preparing his class for
another entertainment which will be
given Tuesday night, March 2S,h.
In its proper place, appears the
announcement Of Major John +.
Herbert, as a candidate for alderm an
from the Fifth ward Major Herbert
has served in the city council many
years with decided ability. If again
elected to that body, he will Prove
faithful to the trust committed to him.
S. j. Grassland was arrested and
locked up Saturday evening by Off
GER w. Q. Clay. Grassland had in
his possess on two worthless checks,
one for S2s dated March IL, and an.
other for SIS, dated March II, both
signed by A. NJ. Grassland He had
attempted TO pass them on the First
National bank of Blooming Grove.
The real estate firm Of J. f. Horne
4 Co are daily receiving letters from
Mississippi, Louisiana, North Caro-
lima and Chicago, and in fact all the
southern states, making inquiries
about Texas realty in general and
Waco realty and farm lands contigu.
Gus to Waco in particular. They all
want lands for use, not speculation.
These enquiries, coming to this firm
demonstrate the value of TUE News
as an advertising medium.
Mr.. A M. Clemence and wife ar.
rived in the city Saturday afternoon
from Fremont, Nebraska. MIR. Glenn
ence will Immediately assume his
duties as general secretary of the Y.
NJ. @. "A. in Waco, which position
ne is we'll qualified to fill. MIR. Thomp.
son the reurlng secretary, left yester-
Gay for Fort Smith, Arkansas, where
ne will join his wife. Mr.. Thompson
mas accep ed a position on the staff of
sCinclanati paper and will reside
Gen. I. H. Hubbard, member of
'ae executive committee of the South
.'n raclhc railway system, President
a. " Hutchinson, Of the Morgan,