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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-17

WE SELECT ONLY CHOICE LOTS AND BUY
FOR CASH.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-17

Only 81 to $40 as First Payment,
Balance in weekly or monthly payments. Low
rate ofinterest... -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-17

GO0O CITY LOT: COST $780, $50 CASH
tpt0UU. and. $40 month; exchange for gro
Gerry. bakery or Rotion-store. J. F., Call once,
70. LOTS on COUNTY ROAD NEAR SAN
10 MateO, at a sacrifice account owner leaving
city,. Apply 955 Folsom St aul7 3t*
CITY LOT wANTED-s25 CASH AND So PER
~ mo. Address A. c.. box 40 this Office. -
-Q1DSO LOT. OPP PARK: d AND 6TH
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-17

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY. OAK
Il land or; Alameda. property = GOOD. lodging
house or city. business a fruit and grain rancb
of 100 acres In Butte. County good build
ings; completely stocked; Wagons: and all neces.
sary implements; well furnished, etc: price
$4,000; free of incum brance: Address 7. e, box
1873, Call Branch Office. =. - aus tt :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29

Dieter Sage anb In
MarfeiIe bic erIte 9ratiss8 orItellung
i'm Spsrnbauie ftatt. pel4e Der @srs
trag 5pif9en benz Stdbtratb unb BEN
Spernbirector monatli9 ausbebingt.
Die Batter Der Stabt sinsen bon benz
@lauben aus, lbab biefe Ibenbe gut
8ilbung ben GrmsrH 9epDlterung bei>
tragen t0nnten. Die anee5eisteH
Siiide Sc Chalet, Sc @ourb unb Ga
Nuit be Malpursis, Ballet aug Sauit.
bate eine eolphale Mengs pon 3us
f9ausrn anee3ogen. 70 baB f9on cine
Stunbe Dor SbirDffnuns ale bena9z
barten Gtrabeu bon tpartenben 2euten
gefiilt iparer. Welhe Shla6t, als
ii9 bic Shore Offneten! Die 2sbtsn
tponten bic @riten fein unb SGuIte uno
@nbogen tparen bic einaigen 8etpeis<
sriinbe. Die pplisei purbe nieberss-
rannt unb aIs lie Ii9 tpieber orbnete,
mar bas Sbsater gsfiint. Haf9 mubs
ten bic Shore ssIdloHen peroen. I'm.
ipetteren llnorbrunseu boroubsugen.
Die gliidliden grpberer sstgten ii9 in
DIR Solse als elm ent9uiiaitiiGes. absr
re9t ldrmenbss Sbeatsrpublifum, bas
audi mitIingen bali. SIS fGeint fsbr
fragfi9, OBJ Der Stabiratb bieIe Bill
bung bes Bottles DorausssIeben hattie.
Sn Eouton IN Elm neues
untsrIeeiides Boot BON Stapsl gss
laffen iporber. bas in Ieinen Mabz
perbdltniKen feline @orsdnser nett
biHter fi6 laHen ion. Oas mad isis
men, fdon psritorbsnen grbdusr Gu
itaps .2ebe bcnannte Boot p~erbrdngt
226 Sonnsn unb feline MaI9ine lsiz
itei 100 Bfsrbetrqfts. Der @runbs
aebanfe. auT Dem bic Wirtungspeile
bes Sriebpsrtes bsrubt. 1T benz
@bitehsab : Sorpsbo eiitlebnt. Das
SouGsn pirb hur9 elm tpugeredtss
Steusrrubsr bsrbsissfiibrt. bas man
in Gbdtiafsit iebt, ipenn bos Boot
i'm Gauas 1T; iobaib bic Maidine gu
orbstten aufbDrt. gsht ods SabrSeuq
lpieber auf bt, ObsrTldAs. Die
SriebfraFt pirb burd eleftriid. ac@
cumulatoren srseust, Die ben sroBen
@orthcil bdben, baB. fis bas Gepiat
bes Sabrasuass INNER glei9 erbaltsn.
mas fir EN- Boot biefer Dirt cine
o;Atiac G,SinauI1 III uub bic nit
fsinsr aneerca GyaF.qr:Gc GIL cyrsis
den tpdre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29

2reifen betannte unb populate gnsels
pirtb gbriitian Ge5er an einem
S9lasanfan.-Nur Der 5ufdnig berrz
idenben Winbitine tit Go gu banten,
baB bas in berStalluns Der GeIlulofes
fabrit Simonius au Wansen /. u.
aussebro9ene 5euer auf ben Stall be-
f9rGnft nsrbsn tonnte. Bel beftigez
rem Winbe pGre bic garSe Stabt in
Gefabr sstpeien. 6 f~ptrtbDolle pferbe
Der genannten Gubrif famen in ben
Elammen I'M.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29
Tr.ie etabt..

Sn Bremen iou Elm 5e5nifum ers
ridtst psroen. = 0is 9amburasgmsz
ritaniiae padetfabrt : @ctisngsfeas
fdaft b:abidtigt. ne@ GrSffHung bes
Sreibafsns bon 8Opsnbagsn ibrs ipeIts
inbifd : megifanif9e 2inie uno hie
Rep Orleans : Sabrtsn duf aop.n5a.
gen a%usSubsbner, Gbnl;@ ipie tieIe5
pou Der SambarazS ibameritdniIdea
Oampfsr : @sIsaIGaft f9on nit 9e.
sug auf bic 8raiilien : 6nbrten b.s
l9lofIen 1T. = Der 9anfier 2ouis
Gausmann BON .!5amburg, Der Dor
mebrcren Mondten na9 @sruntreu,
Hns BON $4,000 Wt. entfloben rpa
uuo itedbrieflid pcrfolgt tpurbe, 1T
aIs 2ei4s aus Der Glbe gesosen ipor,
ben. - Inter Mitnabme BON elmer
IND eiHcr batbea Mtinion Mart lit Der
SpriHpsculant Meihsr aus Sambura
rsrf6!uun5eH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
LESTER GETS MORE TIME.
A Sick Juror Causes a Continuance
MANY Cases Dismissed.

John NJ. Lester, who is alleged to have
opened mails containing money. was
again arraigned in the United States
court at 10 o'clock this morning. to hear
the concluding testimony in his case. The
sick juror failed to attend, and the court
dismissed the jury, and Testers case was
continued indefinitely. 1t may not be
taken up until the next term of Federal
court.
There have been nearly hundred in
against alleged violatorS of the neutrality
laws. OF these. but three or four. who
were out on bond. could be located. As no
arrests could be made, United States Dis
trict Attorney Evans moved that all cases
be dismissed. which motion was accepted
by the court The three or four accused
who were in custody, were dismissed as
no proof could be established by the gov
eminent
TO cases were tried this morning and
at 11:3O o'clock court adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
New Buildings for San Antonio

Messrs. Murphy & Hayden, the
architects, opened bids yesterday
for the superstructure of the hand
some new Witte builing on Com
merce street, the contract being let
to Crow q Drake. The building
will cost complete between $1,000
and $4,000. They are also busily
engaged preparing plans for the
new Sanitarium to be erected on
st. Mary's street by the Collins
Manufacturing company for DIR.
Shropshire; the building will be
very cOmmodiOus, containing about
40 rooms, and fitted up with all the
latest modern Improvements, sani-
tary electrical and otherwise. Plans
are also in preparation, for other
public and private buildings to be
erected shortly, of which due no.
tice will be given to contractors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
IN THE COURTS.
James McGraw Not Guilty of Arson
Other Court News.

A case against James +. McGraw. a
colored boy about - years of age. was
taken up for trial in the Thirty seventh
District court this morning. HeiS charged
with setting fire to and burning the house
Of Mrs Mary +. Bennett, al No. 2l5 West
Nucva street. on last August l.. The
witnesses examined this morning testified
that MCGraw is of unSOund mind. The
jury returned a verdict Of not guilty this
afternoon.
"Bud" Taylor. charged with theft of a
horse. had a habeaS corpus hearing this
morning and was discharged.
Gus turIey was given three months in
the county jail yesterday afternoon for
stealing a coat valued at 81 and belong
ing To George Barnes.
c. !. LoaKman. alias Myers. was given
five years in the penitentiary yesterday
afternoon. for burglarZng the house Of
F. +. cambridge. He is also wanted in
Missouri for train robbery.
Aleck PalZime was arraigned before
Justice Adam this mOrniLg,O on a charge of
vagranCy. HewaS picked up on the street
by Oscar Herman, while baref0oted. He
was fined = and costs, in default of which
he went 10 jail
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The following are the proceedings of
the county Commissioners Court tn is
morning:
1t was ordered that the road Supprin-
tendent tender to MeSsrS. Hcrff and Dit
mar the amount Of the Judgment recOV-
cred by them against BeXar county in
the Court of Civil Appeals in the matter
of the damages awarded them for the
laying ont Of a road through their land
The road was established by the court
and the OVAr>eer was ordered to proceed
to open the road at once.
The returns of school district No. % Of
the election for school tax. held at the,
CalavareS school house on November j.
We're read. Thirteen votes were cast.
two for and eleven against the tax.
I. JanniS was allowed So for avn
ingS erected over windows of the county
jail.
bill Of otto Staffc for an additional
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
It Was Good,

The concert and ball of the Froh-
sim Singing society in the Ar
better Nerein hall Sunday, was
we'll attended and gave satisfac-
ton to all present. The various
concerted pieces rendered by the
society showed that it had a fine
calibre and that it was most care
fully trained. Encores were fire.
quent and the loud applause was
an efficient testimony to the great
merits of this organization.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE CO.,
No. 2o3 West Commerce ST., San Antonio, Texas
"a Long Felt Want Supplied"

Messrs. Barnet & WurtZ have eS-
tablished a Bureau of information
at l2l Alamo plaza where visitors
and tourists can receive informa-
ton regarding boarding houses,
etc, gratis. This supplies long
felt want in this community, and
will be of great benefit to both Wis
itors and parties who seek roOmers
or boarders. The LIGHT wishes
them success in their new enter
prise. +,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
THEY MAY GO.
The Uniform Rank X. of P. to At
tend the Grand Encampment.

The Uniform Rank X. of P. to At
tend the Grand Encampment.
Friday night an important meet
ing of Division 4, Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias, will be held in
their hall in the Reuter- building.
AT this meeting it is to be deter
mined whether or not the division
will attend the grand encamp-
ment at Washington, ID. c., the
coming year. If the matter is
thought favorably of by the di-
vision, it is the wish of Captain
VIM. Holt, that at least thirty
two files Single rank formation)
exclusive of officers, should partic-
ipate in the competitive drills, for
which prizes aggregating $4,000
will be presented. Captain Holt
has great confidence in the ability
of his men, and only asks, in case
they go to Washington, that all
drills will be promptly and regu-
larly attended.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
Heavy Weather and Snow.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-Dispatches
received here show that a storm is
raging today from the gulf to the
British possessions and from the
Rockies to the Alleghanies in Chi
cago. Heavy, wet snow, the first
fall of the season, swept down up
on the city east of here; it was
sleeting hard rendering telegraph
communication exceedingly pre-
ca riOuS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
Nelson Bradley at the Bar.

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 2l.-The
examination of Nelson Bradley,
eX-cashier of the Central Michigan
Savings bank, on the charge of
swearing to false report of the
condition of the bank the day be-
fore its doors were closed last
April, was to have taken place on
Nov. s, but owing to the absence of
Banking Commissioner Sherwood,
who is looking after the affairs of a
defunct bank at Crystal Falls, it
was postponed until today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21

amount due as fee in the case of Bexar
county VS.. Herff and Dittmar, amounting
10 $50. was approved and ordered paid.
A bill of S3l of c. w. Beck for reporting
criminal cases in the Thirty seventh
District court was approved.
johnson Bros. were allowed SO for a
fee docket of 2SS pages.
Sonora Juliana Jurez, suffering from
chronic rheumatism, was allowed $50
worth of groceries.
PROBATE COURT.
The Probate court convened Yesterday
afternoon at o'clock for the November
term.
In the estate of Emile WraSSe. de-
ceased. the will was admitted to probate
and letters teStamentary were granted to
VIM. Piper without bond.
In the estate of Wilhelm Krapf. de-
ceased, the will was admitted to probate
and Margerita Krapf was appointed ex-
ecutriE without bond.
In the case of Johann Adam Schmidt.
deceased. will was admitted TO probate
and Johann Schmidt was appointed ad-
minStratriX without bond.
In the estate of Trinidad S. Coy. de-
ceased, letters were granted to Refugio
b. de Coy; bond. 5000
In the estate of AnaStaciO Gonzales.
JOSefa Nara de Gonzales was appointed
with bond of 5000.
Jose Z. ESpinOSa was tried for lunacy
this morning. He was found guilty and
ordered taken to the Southwestern Insane
Asylum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21

We are daily adding TO our mammoth stock of
Draperies, Lace Curtains, Shades, Oil {
line of Fine and Arti
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
Honoring Miss Half.

At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Lon
gini on GOIiad street. reception. follow
ed by dance. will be given this evening
in honor of Miss Minnie Half. A num-
Der of invitations have been sent out and
the event will be one of the most pleasant
Of Z hn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
Arkansas Masons,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 2l.-
The Arkansas Grand Lodge o
Masons convene in annual con
clave here this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
Engagement Announced.

The engagement has been made
public of Mr.. Gus Klant, the pop
ular miXOlOgist at the Mahncke
and Miss Addie Nillemain, of this
city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
NEW SUITS FILED.

Olive, Sternemberg & Co. filed a+Sut on
prOmiSSOry note of S33S.69 against W. r.
II j. L. Camp, Jr,, in the Forty fth Dis
trict court this morning.
A damage suit for $3.50, appealed from
Justice Adams court. was fled in the
Forty fifth District court yesterday after
Eoon by Mutt & Campbell against j. L. S.
Hunt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21

Solid Oak Bed Room Suits as chez
Side Boards as Cheap as
Plush Parlor Suits as cheap as
Folding Beds, solid oak, glass fro
Woven Wire Springs .
Dining Room Chairs, per set
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
Carlisle Will Speak.

New IOEK, Nov. 2l.-Secretary
Carlisle will be the principal
speaker at the annual banquet of
the New York Chamber of Com
merce tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
Best Claret Wines

6je and 75c per gallon at l..
Kunke's, 1873 n. Flores street.
l04 3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21

George Bartholomew, "the Lit
tie JOKER" who has been on a trip
in northern Texas, is back again,
but where did he get that UNI
brella >
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31

today NV Chandler. RepD offered the
following Nsolutor and asked immediate
action upua III.
Resolved hv Che senate (house concur,
ringl that The president be requested To-
enter into negotiations with the present
provisional government Of the late King.
dom Of Hawaii for the admission of the
lslunds ns territory into the United
States and 20 lay the convention which
lee may make before congress for rath-
cation by lcgialatiou.
Mr. White, d)cm) objected and the
resolution went over until tomorrow.
Mr. Whhite then snid the passage Of the
auttoption bin would mean. q declaration
that there WAS universal insanity, This
United States would occupy the position
" ono obstinate juror who thought
IRE Other eleven pig headed" Senators
""rr Vailed WiWu Co.. open the door ut the
ARK aud &c back and abandon all &C,
Quisitions of the human family on the sub.
commerce for five hundred years.
They could not 10 H.
In rcfuting the claim Of the supporters
of the bill that future" dealings causa
fluctuations and rercssions Ia prices, MIR.
White gave figures tu show how enor-
NOUS such future dealings Va cotton
were IN September, October and Noven.
her last IN the cotton exchanges Of New
York. New Orleans aud Liverpool, while
fluctuations wcrr less aud while prices
advanced FROM Z 10 cents In September
60 10 cents In November MIR. White spoke
nearly three hours closing hia speecll
with the assertion that the purpose oi
the biz was Co separate the United
| Stutes from The great commerce of the
world 90 strike down American mstrw
mcniulitlcs of defense and leave ON wealt
ons nt oncusc ready for the destruction
| OF American commerce.
Senntc then adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31
WHY HASTE WAS NECESSARY.

San Francisco, Cal. jan 80 Tho
statement rs made here That the dcposed
Hawaiian queen bas sent cable ndyices
To the British government M London
via New Ienlnnd concerning the Mtun-
ton az lIor0luu. On Monday, the 10TH
the stenmer Alameda sailed from Homo.
lulu for Sydney liy that time the mass
meeting of citizens had been held
~ which the resolution cOndemning the
action of the queen, aud The other or
dering the committee NJ safety 10 further
devise ways aud means for maintaining
law and order aud protection of lifc
aud property was submitted aud adopted
The marines from the cruiser Boston had
also been landed n was known the
queens cabinet had forwarded hy tho
Alameda lengthy dispatch through the
British consul 10 the British foreign
office. presumably detailing the events
up 90 the time Of the steamers departure.
aud something more Tho Alameda was
due nt Auckland today or tomorrow. nnd
from that port dispatch could boz cnblcd
to England Knowing this fact the pro.
yisionnl government was anxious that The
true facts OF the revolution should boz
mndc known 10 the United Stntes govern.
mont before the story sent 10 England
hy the queens cabinet could roach thig
country The Claudine was accordingly
chartered. commissioners appointed aud
sent ON their way 90 Washington,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31
HOUSE COMMITTEE WORK.

Austin, Tex, Jun. tSpeciul)
dietary committee No. has agreed TO
fnvorably report the bill allowing shcr-
lifts and coustables mileage In INSIDE
meanor cases for witnesses from outside
the county.
Also the bill allowing special venue
men 81 day.
A number of bills amending the game
law were referred 10 a subcommittee 10
frame u general law.
Judiciary committee No. l reported fav-
ornbly house bill No 400 for the appoint
ment of official stouogruphers for the
civil and criminal district and county
courts, To have $40 day during court
sessions.
Also reported favorubly house bin No.
amending the mechanics lien law.
The bin defining what opinions of the
supreme court and court OF criminal APP
pcNls shall be published by the state.
and the bills fixing fes of clerks of
the court of appeals were reported adj
vcrsoly
The peuiteutiary committee discussed
the question Of nppropuntipr ul 300
coo for agricultural lands 40 working
couyicts and the improperly Of work
] ing cOuvicts on the public roads No
action. however was taken,
Mr.. Woodbridge II member Of the pen-
| itenUnry board, was present.
judiciary committee No. ! on Mon
/ day win consider the general assignment
| hill. and the proposition to do away with
| preferred creditors.
The committee on revenue aud taxa
/ ton had II long session, mainly consid-
ering the Mills occupation tax bill, with
out concluding their report The com
mittee. as far ms they got with the
! bill recommended n tax of per cent on
gross premiums of life insurance com
| panies. one-huf of per cent on gross
| premiums uf dp insurance companies
and tax Of % cents instead Of 80 cents
ON each telephone I'm this state,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31
BAT MASTERS0N
Proves sluaaer Of No Mean 0rdor-A Prize
Fight at Denver That Was an Intensely
Interesting Affair

Denver Col. Juu 80. Fifteen huu-
dred people werc present tonight at the
Gallughpr Smith light GallUghcr who
was Knocked out hy young Mitchell Ia
San Francisco years ago. was TO knock
out the lucul cOlored pugilist, Smith, iu
eight rounds for 5000 AZ the FIRST
swing of his arms Smith Slipped and
fell Aftpr that at each rush of Gallu-
CHER. Smith went To- his knees Master
son. who was behind Smith, attempted
60 help his mnu 10 his feet just before
tine was called. and Gallagher struck
him. Mastersou was instantly inside
the ropes and begun smuggling Gallagher
a dozen policemen stopped the light
which had NOT been advertised After
five minutes wmuuliug tho sluggcrs
were at it again, hut Smith kent ON his
knee 60 avoid punishment, and as it WINS
impossible 10 knock him out that way
the referee gave the lieht tu Gallagher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31
TIRED OF POOLING
Is Representative Campbell Of The Kansas
Popullsl House and Nos Going 10 Take
Steps 10 End tho MIDDLE.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 30, The populists
made mo- attempt TO-DAY 10 exclude men-
brrs OF the Republican houac from rep.
roscntnhyo hall The P0pulist house met
nc . o'clock md Speaker DunsmOrc am
nouured the standing committees Speak
ro, Douglas. of the Republican house,
heiur mined MS chairman of the iudid-
AIRY committee.
The Republican house met Ht 4 o'clock,
Two contrstng Republicans were given
srnis nul many bills were introduced
i. n Campbell member of The lopu.
list house siid he did moi propose Co
submit longer Ia such foolishncss az the
duu houses were INDUCING Ina. 81 viii
introduce 10 resolution tomorrow request
ing the Republicans 10 got ont Of the
hnl su the house can proceed to bush
ness
What will you do II tpp Republicans
refused
"rhr governor has recognized this
house hasn't hpY Wo'll simply appeal to
him and hp viii huyc a. net, ! want t0
place the responsibility where IL belongs.
lie got us into the muddle, now lot him
yuU Hu ION
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31
ALIBEL SUIT.
C. w. Fitzgerald Receivers $3.50 from tho
Dallas News The Case Will BE Taken 10
the Highest Court Grounds Of Suit

Dallas. Tex. Jan 80 Especially "A
jury m Judge r. y. Burkcs court today
In the damage case of G.. w. Fitzgerald
vs.. 4. H. Hello q Co.. after being out
since Friday last, brought 10 q verdict
awarding the rUiuun S1aO damages
lie sued for $4,000 The defense gave
notice of appeal, and it is understood
Tho case will be- nkcu Go the court of
last resort " necessary The Dallas
News published IN its local columns, that
Fitzgerald. who is q carpenter was ar
rested ON charge of theft of stove
and other articles Mrssrs Scott and
Berry visited the house of fitzgerald
and found the goods. which they idcnti-
fed as their own, and reclaimed the
same i'itzgvrnld's defense was that hv
didn't know who brought the guods 90 his
house or who took them away The mr..
rest was admitted aud the fact that the
goods were found nc the residence was
admitted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31

WACO rIRR.

Waco, Tex, Jun. 30. Especial. About
/ O'Clock this morning an alarm Of hre
was turned Ia and the department cali
al 70 the grocery store Of Hardwick
Bros, IN East Waco.
The fire had already made good head
way, but the department did work In
ertingnlshng II quickly The damage
on stock Is estimhted from 5000 %
$500. and Il covered by an insurance
Of $500 The building WAS damaged
10 tlie e2teit 81 $1,000, and il also fully
covered ~ Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31
A MOVED SCuENfE-

Austin. Tex. Jan 30 tSpecioll-
Representative Brown will tomorrow iu-
troducc n bin providing for a state agent
TO sell state school lands at the Column
bian exposition and making AN npproprio-
ton Of $4,000 for the purpose. The
agent is 60 buy q suitable building az
Chicago for the purpose. After the OK
position closes the prrishahlr specimens
taken from this state are 10 Doc sold and
the others returned 10 the state uTi-
cultural bureau The building is to boz
sold and the money paid Ia the state
treasury The commissions from land
snlps are 10 20 tO the states general
fu,.l 90 pay expenses of the agency. The
money from land sales goes TO the state
school fund