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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12

Superintendent of the City Gas Works.

Superintendent Of tie city Gas Works,
- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEfNED at this office until MON
DAY, the 18th instant, for furnishing
these works with FIFTY-FIVE THOU
SAND POUNDS more or less) OF PURE
ICE. to be delivered at the Upper and
Lower Works daily, in such Quantities
Committee on Light reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
WILLIAM c. ADAMS.
ap11-6t superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12
Ambulance Calls.

At 9:45 A. NJ. TO First police station,
to colored man. who was struck on the
head with a hammer. Treated and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12
Ex-President Of Mexico Dend.

NEW YORK, April ia special from
the City OF Mexico says ex-President
MAJ ucl Gonzales died yesterdaY after
noon. A-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12
SOUTHERN BASEBALL GAMES.
Results OF tho Second Days Contests OF
the Championship League.

the Championship League.
MOBILE, ALA, April IA large crowd
witnessed to-day's game, which resulted
B.H.E
Mobile ..............O 0010-3 4
New Orleans.......1 p OO02 Ox-6 4
Batteries Gragg and frost; Doran and
Baldwin.
Birmingham, Il; Montgomery,
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April Ito
days game resulted
R.BH E.
Birmingsham ...2O0OOO22s-l l6 6
Montgomery .....1 1101020i>7 9 4
Batteries: PARROT and Earle; Rogers
and Wecl.
Charleston, 6; Chattanooga, 3.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. April 1.-THE
championship League game to-day re-
suited:
R.B.H.E.
Charleston .....ooOo4oO2O-6 10 0
Chattanooga .....O OOOOO3O0-3 3
Batteries: Killeen and Sugden; Meme
fee and Brothers.
Memphis, 8; Nashville 4.
MEMPHIS. TENN, April 1.-Two thou
sand five hundred spectators saw Memphis
defeat Nashville to-day:
-NNiliPIiio s'sssssss ~ = 1 y " y : s u . 10
Nashville .........0 0011OO-4 II
Batteries: Frank and Boland; Vicke-y
and Somers.
Atlanta, :; savannah,6.
SAVANNAH, GA. April 11.-To-dav's
game resulted: Savannah. G: Atlanta. Z.
Hits-Savannah, q; Atlanta, o. Errors
Savannah. >; Atlanta, 1. Batteries:
Petty and Hooely; Dewald and Murphy.
Augusta, IL: Macon. ..
MACON. GA, April 1.-THE South I'm
League game here to-day resulted:
Macon ......................1 0O03O1O-5
Augusta ..................2 00022Ox-11
batteries; Miller and Hess; Shaw and
Wilson.
Anson's Cunning Game.
ATLANTA, GA. April 1.-THE Pitts
oulGs defeated the Chicagos to-day. Score:
r. R.H. f.
Chicago ........1 00OO1001-3 :
Pittsburg ....,..2 OOOO3x-6 2
The WashiDgtons Win.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Wash
ingtons experienced no difficulty in defeat
Ing the Monumentals, Of Baltimore. to-
day. the scor" being IS to c. Basc-hits:
Nashingtops, II; Monumentals, 3 Errors:
Washingtons. 4; Monunentals. 10. Bate
RES; Washingtons, neakin. Duryea, Maui.
Esper, Mcclure and Farrell: Noau-
mentals, Burns and Childs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12
VIITDP OF
andent Of the CiiN Gas Mnr.s-

superintendent Of The City Gas WORKS,
Richmond, Va. April lO. 1913.
- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= CElNED at this office until MON
DAY. the 18th instant, for DIGGING
AND REFILLING TRENCHES FOR
GAS MAIN. The contractor will be
required TO carefully ram the earth in
reflling and 10 cart off all surplus earth.
The committee reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
WILLIAM c. ADAMS.
applet superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12
Office Of

Superin., ndent of the city Gas Works.
Richmond. Va. April 10. 1898.
- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
> CEINED at this office until MON
DAY, the nth instant. for REPANING
OVER GAS DlTCHkS The Committee
on Light reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids.
WILLIAM c. ADAMS,
ap1f-Gt superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12
Hastings Court.

Dorsey Graves. alias pOuax crowdsr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12
Birmingham, Il; Montgomery.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April Ito
days game resulted:
r. BIB. Z.
Birmingham ...2O00O022s-l4 l6
Montgomery .....1 1 o. 020i=7
Batteries: PARROT and Earle; Rogers
and Wool
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12

MOBILE, ALA, April IA large crowd
witnessed to-day's game, which resulted:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
V COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
NATURE AND ART.

There are two mountains in lower
California that are estimated to con.
tain 100. 600. 900 tons Of pure alum.
One of the most curious farms in
the United States and one Of the most
Proatabie il . frog farm in Illinois.
Patrick Kearins Of Shamokin, Pa,
claims to have discovered lately, on
St.-Simon's island in Georgia, the net
rified body Of IN Indian and two large
earthen bowls
A curious man Of Ireland, in The
possession Of Mrs. A. Mclean Of Pei.
ham. Ga. b made Of hairs taken from
the heads Of di6erent members Of the
Mclean family.
DR.. c. F. Morgan Of Greenville,
Mich. delights in antique furnitaso
He has writing desk that was manol
iactured In France ESQ years ego and
. Get Of chairs made in Connecticut 100
years ago.
A barber In Auburn, Ne. has Per.
1ected . device for the use Of upaeAiro
shops 70 indicate 20 would-bo. patroas
On TIE side walk just bow aahy eAaisu
ere running. how uaay custeIneFs aro
waiting. ETC., thus swing the iafoeoAr
don Sc ,rs . e. aifa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
FUSILADE OF FUN.

Ethel could have loved Harold
Vincent but for one thing. Yvonne-
What was that: Ethel was en-.
gagged to him.
Mrs. JAY understand that rich
American girl married one Of the
landed gentry of England. Mr. Jay
lie was, when she landed him
Anxious Wife--John has a terribls
toothache. What would you advise
me to do: Mrs. Long xel-Take ,he
baby and go for q days visit to your
mother -
Il don't see what reason Won have
for calling Timmins q shyiock." "Rs-
cause he is bald" "Well:" If he is
bald his locks are shy, aren't they.
How stupid you are"
MARY. do you think the WORK too
hard for you here:' Mary-No. ma am.
Then why ~. you leaving?' Mary
It's the style of hats You buy. ma'sm;
! don't look we'll in none of 'em.
Have Stanleys moved into their
new house yeti" No. They are
waiting until rooms can be added"
Rooms: What do you meau?,
well. his wife drew the plans and
didn't have anything but closets.''
Mrs. De Fashion says she
overheard you talking awfully about
her to Nelly Nexdoor. Little Dau9h.
te.-We wasn't tallkin' bout her It
ALL We was playin' keep house an
Pretended we had servants. and I WA
making . s'ciety call.
Boston Journalist-Young man, this
may do for New York, but We don't
Tom, Dick and Harry people in this
town. Observation-Disclosures Jour-
nalist-There is NO but about it; you
will have to change the proof to read:
"Uncle Samuel and John Frost"
Miuister-So you don't believe the
story about the loaves and fishes,
Bobby" Bobby-N-no. sir. Minister
My little boy believes it. Bobby
Yes. your little boy has been going to
Sunday school longer than I. He's
had more practice in those things than
I have
Mandy-Here. Josiah, is q drug
store: now let MS go in an get them
souvenir spoons we've read 20 much
about. Josiah-Gr.cious. Mandy, Won
won't find 'em here. will you? Mandy
Josiah, I know what I'm a-doin'.
Didn't I see in . paper that they was
. drug in the market?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

q vine Oh erasse1aly.
~Whae 1sseaU % laas = I heasa aoss senae
q ; esess iaasly. .'sAe's auiss - sssssissl =
any Gin h The heaee. HueA color and complex
tcn b rarely reea n . wooam past forty -
Z deed. he woman q wAeo he . eie was
love ,. Her face wss clear al snseeA, fresh aoa
roy, Der yes bright viii petSect hsalth ssa the
enjoy ens II health. SAe haa pass 4 he crsti-
'eAang~ u liie- without ssliag inso .sAe se e
and vel on Leaf. - mcse AM eaa wo0en Co.
How he'd che sueces ded h doing thies SiaIly ~
using IL. Picrce's gavosits Pnseripaioa at time
wbsa nature TODD ID neea Of some ASST tarce
She Nd tskea is Ill ct the right time; h dong
thir she wse wise: wiser thaa a~t women Who
rus, % luck" ir gsth gthroaeA TIE critical a.d
trying peried safely. This standard reoooy y
just what = needed q such time. II r., fron
gtrIAood to old age, wuman's best fri nd. In al
diseases peculiar to the SEX Il accomplirhes What
no other remedy doe "a cure. Take It, woman
when LIES autumn begias. and grow old Ru O.
tu'ly" Tour money back II Il doeenr help ,oa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
vssll-xmows psopIe.

IT, Eapcss Frederick owns .
chain Of thirty-two pearls that u VAL
ed at slsk ooa
James Whitconb Riley l. one Of the
few writer's Of verse who aud poetry
profitable. Il b said that he has 10
eanulated . comfortable competence.
Mia Margaret Brainard does lue
eusineas by shipping early violetp,
da6odils and jessanines fron her
Atsstsstppi home 70 the Northern
states In spring.
Robert Burns granddau4hser.
widow Of David wineate, who was
pensioned for his work - q literary
man. has received = grant Of eloo
from the English royal bounty fund
Emerson wrote to Carlyle years aRo
that Alcott was tedious archaneel"
and visitors are now shown the win
dow through which he used to climb
when he saw Alcott walking up to the
front door.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes on his
eighty-fourth birthday. said that he
felt as young as he did at 50, when he
wrote The Autocrat Of the Break.
fast Table," and not nearly so old rs
he did At %.
The statement that Abraham Lin.
coin was spiritualist aad had q med.
ium living in the White House has
gained such wide publicity that ex-
Minister Robert T. Lincoln is At pains
to deny it He says there is not an
iota Of truth in it.
Dr. Grant Bey. writing in the Bos-
ton Advertiser, from Aberdeen, of the
discovery Of the to nbs OF Alexander
and Cleopatra, says that the tombs
are intact, and. no doub., Is the exca.
vations proceed, the tombs of all the
Ptolmies will be brought to light
Gutzkow, the German novelist re.
Gently replied 10 . lady who wrote to
him IN unstampcd letter. asking for
the loan OF . book, that he had the
book and the paper to wrap it in, and
the stamrs to pay for its carriage, but
WAS unfortunately without the neces-
sary Irvine to tie il into q parcel.
Mrs. Virginia Beverly Mclean. in
whose house Generals Grant and Lee
signed the articles Of surrender 1t An.
pomattSx Court House. died 1T Spill
man, W. Va Mrs McLean's husband
owned the farm where the battle Of
Bull Run was fought in July, 1861.
Hoping to escape the fury of the war,
he removed to Appomattox Court
House.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

u b aaA hat ~ wife q Q New
Yosk 1illieaalsU hes Sor ~ last three
yeazS been travelling al over Europe
trying % match . pearl.
An EagaisAuaa asa oeet:hnsn
wsEs eagagsd In . kse6 argaaent
eo0essaiag the merits u their re-
speetive coa1tr3eA TAo EAg1isAnaa,
saraesd q Tie pretensieas Of the
oeAse. e lsngtA sid: ''Yoa will sooa
beeaaiaiag Shakespeare . . Scotch
aaay' ''Weel," replied Tie Scot,
eoolly. "ra thinking that some Of
Ah wurruln would warrant the pre-
ounpeioa."
The prsfect a . city h France west
% . tour of inspection through his
department aaxioas 70 ascertain IL
Tie necessary precautions had been
taken In ~.ery parish 70 prepare for .
possible invasion on the part Of the
dresd cholers. To the mayor Of q
certain village he said: well, have
you carried out my instructions? What
have you d0ne?" II have had graves
dug for all the inhabitants Of the
parish"
Queen Anne VAS in the habit Of
hearing the church OF England service
tn her dressing room-her chaplain
reading the lessons, the prayers and
the sermons In the adjoining apart
ment while the door was open. Her
1ajesty's toilet proceeded all the time.
bat 1t certain stages Of IL the bed
chamber women closed the door. This
did not interrupt the service until .
certain sturdy divine stopped one day
and refused to 60 on; he would not
whistle the word Of God through .
kevhole."
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
Tee freos0U,

Senator Voorhees, was quite right
in reminding Senator Sherman that
IL will he time enough to consider
measures for the relief Of the treasury
when the president or the secretary
Of the treasury shall ask for assis-
lance. He was right. too. in affirm
ing that the finances Of the nation
could not be in safer hands than
those Of President Cleveland and Sec.
rotary Carlisle.
Senator German put in . Just and
timely word also in showing that the
impending deficiency in the treasury,
the loss Of gold and the trouble re-
sulting from the Sherman act are all
due 70 republican misrule. The re-
minder might not have been necessa-
~ had not Senator Sherman and 9TH
or republicans come forward with
suggestions intended to make PARTY
capital for their side.
Republican statesmen had their in.
nings for four years and they should
he little modest In attempting to
run things after the people have
turned them out. They found .
treasury surplus and left . deficit.
They found an excess Of revenue and
left lack. They received An ae-
cumulstiOn Of nearly 800. 600. 900 Of
gold above the legal reserve and
returned less than 1000. 900. They
found silver coinage Law that. what
ever It's faults, did not Immediately
threaten the stability Of the cur
rency. They substituted policy of
silver purchases and treasury note
Issues which dragged the country in
70 . panic. They diminished revenue
while raising taxes. and increased
tariff bountics without increasing
wages.
The assistance Of republicans in
correcting the evil which they
wrought Is cordially received and
recognised. But they may % we'll
uaderstand that other hands are ut
the helm.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
MAScULlNlTleS.

''H0w do you know he married her
for her money! 1--WE seen her.
A Brooklyn thief was betrayed by
his buttons. two Of which he left be-
hind In the house he robbed.
II d interesting to see how sorry the
man who went to the country for .
vacation and the man who staid At
home are for each other.
Beardless youths are most prone to
arrogance and -self.su@ciency. Az
they grow older their whiskers cover
. great deal Of their cheek.
Tauntoa, Mass some years ago
decided site 70 the United States for
. federal building. and having lost
patience waiting for the latter. wants
the land back again.
The latest novel method employed
By New York business house is to
distribute free theater tickets 70 Gus.
tomerA More than 10000 tickets
were distributed in . single day.
,Algy-weginald. what did you say,
you know, when you were presented
70 the Pwince Of Wales? Reginald
Why, dcah boy. the first thing I did
was 70 apologize for the American
revolution.
He. hotly-All want 70 know is
whether you take me for - great Q
fool ~ oil the other men who court
you Or mot. She-Probably not ~
great n all Of them. but quite -
great - any one Of them.
A smart bit Of repartee was over
heard recently 1t Killarney. A guide
with tourist seowled 1t . peasant
Wko stared we'll 1t him EYou'll
know ne again II you meet me-" said
the gaide. Not II yer wash yer
1nce," said the uoasant.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

IT II said that the visitors 70 the
Worlds fair have paid 90. OOO. 900
into the pockets Of the various con.
cessionaires. most OF which were on
the Midway. After paying for the
wheel. the running 81 Il and turning
over $4,000 the Ferris Wheel COM
pssy will pocket nearly $780, In
peo6ts. Old Vienna and the Cairo
street have taken In nearly $3.50. 900
apiece. . large part Of the sum being
pro6es. The same receipts. with
Proiits Of about es5O. OOO. may be set
down to the credit Of the German
villsge. Altogether the concessions
haze yielded about $4,000. 900 to the
iair.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

The Chicago Evening Post prints
. double column cut Of Hon. William
Prentiss. formerly Of Macomb. and
well known in this city rs democratic
candidate for congress in the old
Eleventh districta few years ago. and
pays . handsome tribute to him as
Che only candidate from Evanston for
circuit judge in Cook county. Mr..
Prentiss Is running on the demo-
cratic ticket. He advanced rapidly
In public life since moving to Chi
eago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

Truman PLAxrz, Of Warsaw, who
made such IN excellent run for con-
gress In the Eleventh district last
fall. and who has friends all over the
district. has formally announced
himself as Q candidate for the demo.
cratic nomination in the new Fiji
teenth district. His many friends
here will hope to hear Of his nomi.
nation. which means an election.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
0Sosooog PsSes.

Mourning paper iss satire tr itself. Il
vsan Tie deepest possible black margin
lsr tia 6sst dx months, say. Then e
GfOWD . LITTLE narrower. L that sign
that you as0 mot mourning % much %
yoa were during the Nrst half yesr2
Nsxt ysafit h NARROWER still. Thegrief
beeasly mitissted. The third year Il
6s 1sss sessak. Your soerUw doe not
a00ans 20 much nowi Tho next year
IL black border hes entirely dissp-
poos0d. Does that mean that you hsvs
SoeBuetea your beseavsmentf That would
= Tho logical Interpretation, and yst In
IL eass q how many whose stationery
- euoe through this diminishing Der.
spssstve % ths vanishing point The COZ.
NV ~ besn even moro hitter sftae
ysa@ psshaps than Il was q Arst.-Bos.
~ Tsanscnpe.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS,

Electriaed horse whips are the latest
About $50 languages are spoken on
his continent
Belgium b the Arst country to make
hypnotism . crime.
Water lillies are used for food in In
dia. China and Japan
The tsllest tree on earth ID . gum
tree In AustEalia-al5 feet.
A Philadelphia medical paper says
city noises produce disease.
Paris frait dealers color their green
wsres 70 make then appear ripe.
The city Of Chicago hes been sold Oh
II auction for $1,000. Il u located in
wsshisgtoa and exists mostly ON pa
pa.
Very few Of the Dswar. race die .
natural death. A sick persoa il pushed
cut q his hat By his relatives. Who do
their utmost 70 hasten his death.
An EaRlish lady cured herself of
somnambulism. after trying every
known remedy in vain, BY sewing nm
her night dress 1t the bottom ana ut
the slecvesA
Every year since Victor Hugo died.
eight ycars ago. fresh volume Of his
poems has appeared. Victor Hugo
wrote IN enormous amount Of poetry
which he never published:
The largest family in the world is
that Of the king of Siam. He has two
Official wives. eighty-eight Of the Sec
ond class, and seventy-two children.
He has afty brothers and sisters and
336 uncles and aunta
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19

JOSIAH Quincy, the assis,an, s4cre.
ssry OF state, Is strong believer IN
cremation as means Of dsposing Of
the human dead. The principal OBJ
lection to cremation to day, he SAD
recently appears 10 te sentimental
one, but il mas ways seemed 20 me
that tie sentiment which led the an.
clients TO practice cremation va. q
much more true one than that which
leads modsrns TO practice burial and
the perfection Of the means Of crcma
tiou, which Modern science has placed
a. our com maud, makes the case still
stronger .gaius, our crude and unnat
ural methods OF burial. Conversatism
clirgs with teniold force to burial Gus
toms, but those az present in vogue
must some time give way 10 crem alton
snC the sooner this can be brought
abou. the better !. will be Tor the liv.
ing. 1t Is only By ignoring the point
Of view that the g!svedigger gives Il.
so forclbly IN Hamlet" that modern
sentiment looks upon burial SIS more
agreeable than cremstion bu, the
highest religious feelings. as well as
the ,ruest science, seems TO me TO
favor the latter
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19
JEFF. DAVIS REMAINS
WIN Lie In State at Atlanta, Ca
May goth.

b As.oc. bid Fre.s TO TIE hew-
ATLANTA, April le. 1t i an.
nounced tina. the body cf !, # DAVIS
~lll lie in state here The !9th q
May, while en- route to II hasl
resting place at Redmond 1t j.
eff ;ially announced by TIE com
mittee Of the lnlton County Con.
fedsrate Veterans A--ocia.i7n. OF
which Jefferson D.yia sas one
OF the honorary memb T.,
Henry Grady being tie o.her,
the body leaving NeR Oflean- On
the !9.h Of May, accompanied ~
n escort of Louisiana ,-teians,
Montgomery to he reached early on
the morning q the 29th. The
funeral tain will arrive At Atlanta
on the afternoon Of the - h, and
the BODY VIII he conveyed to the
state rapitol, where !. al remain
until about : O'Clock, leaving al
o'clock for X cbmOId
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19
PKBS0EhL

Judge Ga<tage Cook is n tie
city attending teiera. court
Col. ". { OBJ, I and wife are
in the city the guest. Of Dr.. J Il.
Boyett and family.
Miss Stella Gslvin,of Italy Tex.
i. visiting in the city, the gnest Of
Mrs. 5. j. Franks, On Yves. ave.
Z w. LaBaume. of s.. Louis,
general passenger agent w II.
NNindsld Of Tyler, general passen-
ger agent u ne Texas division, :
q Warner Of Memphis, division
passenger gent, and Frel H. Jones,
OF For. Worth, tra' cling passenger
agent, all Of the cotton Belt route.
are in the city.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19
GoIdstein& Nigel.
The Texas Building al the World S
Fair.

After ceaseless i 9rts on the part
Of Te4as ladies Mrs B. Tobin, Col.
K b. Parrott ard other public
spirited cit sns, the Texas building
statd- TO-DAY q monument to the
tifeiess L jrts of the lev.
Oaacsount Of sparcity ot funds
the contemplated erection Of sn an.
uex as receptacle Of Tea. Dis
plays had to be a a 1donei. Such
exh b.ts are nor RELOCATED TO the
space allotted TO general exhibits Of
the respective states. Al the pres.
eat tie Texas building rears liz
vacant emnilnence am )ngst THOSE
provided by her states and nation.
1t has been suggested that Waco,
which has 80 generously contributed
TO the building fund at critical
period, crown i;s efforts BY a di-.
play Of the wonderful resources,
der.Ne1 from Ter artesian systems,
by utilizing TIE interior Il the
structure In This connection the
"a uting Of ".Artesla, y by Prot.
I! the, supplemented By photo
grapbs of our Yell. and ma a.oTiums,
ana augmented by descriptive print
Cd matter would form an attraction
a1d constitute an advertisement Of
these resources UNNECESSARILY "a e1.
cess OF the IT ting coat inclrred In
az much a. Waco has been signally
instrumental in securing the build
ing, It's citizens may add grace TO
generosity by the establishment Of
It's interior.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19

Worthiugton's Illustrated Magazine
for NAY shows rema katie progress
and growth on the part Of this highly
entertaining periodical. which has al
ready Non for Itself al en7iable place
among the choicest Magazines ct the
day. L has been en- srged BY sixteen
pages II order TO give space for timely
contrbuaons, and slso that the excel.
lent paper 1 the Varied Departments
which are marked and very valuable
feature OF this periodical, Jay hereafter
De printed II larger type, correspond.
ing to tina, 4 the BODY Of the Maya.
z'ne. The Intentions Of the publish.
ers we're very liberia a, the star, but
they are proving them. elves lar better
than their word, aid the generous
support OF subscribers and Of the read.
ing generally, warrants this increased
expenditure Good as all previous
numbers are, the Issue for May is the
best Of al; and this is saying much in
view Of the very high standard Of ex-
cellence Wortbington's has alread =
established for itself
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19
MILLINERY.
Federal Court.

The King Grain case was given
to the jliy this afternoon. No
verdict mas yet been reached.
On motion OF the district at.
torney the case of H. D.
X one was transferred to the circuit
court for trial a. It's mex. term.
A civil case is on tria this afte,
noon, STYLED Fanck Il Herlzler vs..
;. A. Osens ii Son, debt. Plain
ti4s are represented BY Jones, Ken.
dali L Sleeper. aud defendants are
represented by Alexander K Camp.
bell