davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-11-27
BAT iia in Ser mdfderet Ser
pullman fden Goreefeuidoft ole SIattern
9eRoIt.
QnuisptIIe, @n.. q. g}ob.

2 1T D ~ e. ND., Il. JtDU.
Sci benz bier woDncnben ltngar 6ubert
SfpleS iin6 Die 8Iattern DouftGnbig sum
Nusbrl9 9etommen. ST par bel Der
vOriental Steam 9aunorp" angeiteQt, no
oas 8ett3cug Ser 9ullman'ibeH Gar
geIeQicbaft getpaicben wtrb, unb ct iotpobG
ais oucb iein 9lr5t bebauptet, oaB Ell itb
BORT Sic &rantbeit 5ugeaogen babe.
, 1893-11-27
Gin Sergeant Ger 8unoesarmee
ma6t feinem &eben ourf einen S6uB eth
f. Gnoe.
Sc N Wprf. 81. g2ob.

Dem y6eraIb" iptrb bon 6ouiton, Seras,
gcmeloct, baB iib Der Sergeant SO. ..
DOB pom Si8nalDtenit, pelAer in Sort
8town ben 5ctegrapDcnOienit Oeriab, ourcb
einen SbuB in ben &opf %getOotet bat.
, 1893-11-27
Gin fraberer Bunoesbonf=8ea mter
s6aft fid our9 Gift aus ser melt.
q Tronctscp. 81. Sob.

~QGusuftus M, Serbia, Elm friberer 8unz
6eS@ 8ontinipector uno einitn1alS &alltrcr
Ser vSboe & 9eotber 8ant" in gteu Yorf,
bat iiA geitern NIT Morpbin pergiItet.
Ser 8etpeggrun6 su ber8bat lit unbcfannt.
, 1893-11-27
Der Jntenoant oes f0ni5Iiben Paus-
haltes
K%rummbeiten halber ab9efebt.
81 nj 81. Mob.

Si9nor Gtattassi, ser Snteroant hes TO-
ni9lic6sn 6ausbalteS, lit ietnes Nnttes emit
boben luoroen. @r miro bel6uIot9t, elmer
Ser 6%aupturbeber Der 8anffOrruptton gu
lctI.
, 1893-11-27

Sir 10 Gents fanu Sober, Der Silfe i'm
Sauie ober @ei6dft braubt, cine turse
Qlnseige IN Der Qlbenbaus9abe Ser Suinois
Staats3ettung einri6en. @r0Bere @nseiz
gen l Gent b0s @ort.
, 1893-11-27
81 II 81 Nlnn

Ser &6ni9 Sumbcrt bat Sen Signor
@inleppe 3anarocut, Den Hrdiioentcn Scr
9eputtrtcntammer nit Der Silbulg ocs
Cabinets bcauftragt.
, 1893-11-27
Der britifde Oompfer 1lumi0tan
1n BaIifar %aneefommelt.
6aLtfar,N sc. g, 81. NoD.

y Z 7 ? W IT Y ~
Ser britiibe 9ampfer 1tumibian, nit
Ser engIilcben Boit lit beute Wtorgcn nm
3pei llbr Dor Dem 6afen anQefommen. @r
inuBtc BIS S~agcsanbrucb bel Der auaran'
tGue lteeen bleiben.
, 1893-11-27
Qpnbpn, q. Sob.

NOnDDn z. gtoD.
Der 9ampfer gGerIi" traf nit stpci
9eicben an 8Orb I'M !6afen Elm; 5tpei9eiben
tparen Oor oicrScbn Sagen auf See ~Oerienft
porben. Son ber 8entannung iinb MIR
nocb tiinf am 9cben. 9ieieS S3iff murbe
acbt Sage pom Sturm, Ser I'M &aual
'betricbte, bin unb bergetricben.
, 1893-11-27
g erGtn, 81. 9too.

9as Sagener &rimtnal9criht berurs
tbeilte Sen 9etpeienen &eOafteur Der vGtbete
nti6 : BeftpbGliiben 3eitun9" pegen 8ez
l~eibtgun9 bes G~eicbsfan5lers 81 elmer lecbSs
p0cbi9en @efGngniBitrafe.
, 1893-11-27
KanSIer= 9%eletoi9une

nit fe4smO6iser 6efdnsni6trafe eeohneet.
, 1893-11-27
Ru6Iano trift Dorbereitun9en,
lin eintretenoen Sails eertfet oa3ufeben.

81. PeIetsDHr9 II. JtDO.
Der @roBfIrit @la6imtr prbnete Sic
iofortige 8eiibtigun9 Der Nrienale an. @s
lit baS Elm neuer S6rttt 5ur Qnbabnung
icbleuniger Mobilma5ung.
, 1893-11-27
Qnorhiitenihub.

Die SAwci5 5ei9t iib ocu uabbarIa loern
oefdlio.
, 1893-11-27
5anar0eli, Ger prdiioent ser Oepu.
ttrtenfammer

nit Ger UeubiIOuu9 oes Cabinets ~beauftra9t.
, 1893-11-27
Gin pafa9ieroampfer i'm Rofeau
See 9eitranoet.
Die pafa9iere uno Semanuun9 9%erettet.
81 oifeau,0 Ont, q. gtoo.

" 7 ' y ~""I
Ser 8aiiasierbampfer Sunbeam, nit
elmer @eieui6aft pon0tiiiionaren an 8orb,
lit duf Der Sabrt BON SORT @re9orp nab
9%toiieou auf y8enlboms 9tiff" 9eitrurbet;
9asieLbe lift cine Ser %betannteiten untiefen
I'M &oiieau See. Die 8aiiagiere unb bic
8emannung wur6en bon etnem pOrbeis
fabrenben 9ampfer aufgenommen; Der
gapitGn iagt, baB Die %ltntiefe in TOlge Ser
lebtcn beftigen Stiirne ibrc Sage DerGnbert
baben mitiie; Der &aum bes 9ampfers 1T
nit Waiier an9cfilt.
, 1893-11-27
DiersePn Gage lang in Sturm uno
Detter.

Die mannf9aft auf fiuf reOu3irt.
, 1893-11-27
SedRt9 SnfaFem
Gines fpontfden NrbeitsRaufes
8eim 8rouoe oeielben perIebt.

Ba6aI %, y. NO0.
9as Rieiige Qtrbeits6aus lift am aeitrigen
Sonntag abgebrannt; bon BEN Sniaifen
baben 60 8ranbmun6en oaUongetragen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
THE BANK MATTER.
CASHIER SMITH TALKS, TO 4
GAZETTE MAN.
About the Complications Of That Institution
and The Causes leading IhusIo-mct.
chants National sans Will Not Fail.

The mcagcr press disrstch received
irom Washington and which appeared in
The Gazette yesterday morning relative
to he Merchants bank affair. octasioned
new interest in the nattor, and IN order
to learn new developments. II amy, a
representative OF this paper called ON
the officials Of that institution yesterday
afternoon. To nicrrogations put by the
Reporter, Mr. Smith, The cashier, said!
me Merchants National bank cau-
MOI and VIII not fail; It's indebtedness
OF every kind has htcn paid IN full. with
the exception Of u Slrall amount due
10 Eastern PARTIES which natures in
August aud September, and will be-
miu at maturity II not sn0ncr which
WI leave between S5Ou.Otn and StRu,-
WV oi usSeis belonging 10 stockholders.
Examiner Sinue Inns been here the
past week examining INTO the hanks
appeared la The Gazette DAY or 50
slnee, TO the eject that in his opinion the
stockholders would get - cents ON the
DOLLAR Of the original NluuOOO capital.
MT smith says IN addition TO the 40
cents which tile stockholders will set
~ the stock. that he has paid them
~ per ceat IN dividends since the or
r.ttHt.N''Vl OF Tue hnuh. the bank ma
nlHlles al TIE date Of rrOpcnug Sent. ~
1871. We're about STlt.OOO aud this
amount has ull been paid uif with intc-
I,st 9ut ot me assets of the bank with
uul Nlv Htochholuefs being called on for
one cent
"lrrrlhg 20 the compirollers state
ii,t,it 9s plhhShed IN the Dallas News
Iesterlay morning want. 70 say tha'
yuu,'iNA "h error when does Mt
Lnekett an injustice wherein i wa,
stated maj ne was ON about NiJp,OOt
hIapet que the D9nk by othcr, officers aud
Ilteetors' as surh was not HE case, At
me ume 81 his accepting the presidency
OF the bank he owed it nothing nor has
Nc owed % anything since.
Cashier Smith further says that his
lhue"'"hht'S 20 ne uNuh mas been SauF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

Az ordinance Amending article 222. chapter
lille n ltrNihD1 ffimlnnl ordinances OF
The city u Port Worth,
H. II ordained ny The ~. council Of the
" geciIon i fhai artirle ~, chapter 2 title
4 b. and The sumo I. hsrehy niuerded 70
~ 10 hereafter read aa fOiipwr. to-Hig
HArtielp ~ When rrffnin STRUCTURES Ia
trp limits nre prohibited. Any person or
pofs1na. nfm or corporation VIVA shan hpild
On place 10 or Hny upon any biockH ~ lots
within the nfr limifa ~ this city, ~ be- cnni
rerued Ia building pr plaruR thHrrin nuN
DtllHius nr buildings oihrr tnu brick or
stone, OF who shat remove my huilhlnf
III wi.oi or c5mhu4iihlr material from one
,iaeo 10 another wlihln iie nrc iimiia or
sfrncind ~ Wpol ~ cguiiuslhie iuhtriini.
uliiffs lhe same shilli have bnrn dnunNpd
10 he extent Of ~ per e'nt ~ H. value ~
siati maize Rny nddliipns ihctip other thun
brick o. stone. alall BE- hned Ia ANY sum
serfion = THAT ra'h aud every day TINT
anrb a buiidlHr erected rfplifod On nidrti
thcrfi0 m violation ~ fhlH Ordinance shall
~ ni0wed 10 remain in ihe ire limits shall
constitute q fspatiaif ensn,s WV fnAn DC
iiesiioi All efduauccs 0r paria Of Or.
dlnanres In conflict herewith arc hrrciy
ss'iion This ordipaue shan take eject
fium And nfior due publication w relnifed
'if iisd May %, 1853 II HcRSs
pis,sd May 30 isla
fbi4 0r,liHancr not having been approved
nor Unsupported within the three dais .. y
rne.t Nv same ~ u approved
y. " nrhNs iiy seef,eiart
~ srf~farr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Notice X hereby given that AZ the jam
AIRY term, lSii, or the district court " Tar
rant county. IN the Seventeenth tndlcla ala
tr,vi. IN cause NJ NNi. Wherein the Mer
chants National bank u tort Worth. lex,
4 plaintiff aud W. q, Lake II III. are .is-
Pendants and intcryenrrs. IL WAS hy saia
court adindg,sl that thrre certain wrnfen
instrtinruts, cXrVnlod by W. ~ lake 90
the Ri day " luiy. iSli, one 10 w NJ ton.
man one TO NJ. q. klls and the either 70
y " Harold, operated d. q general nAslgn.
Lake. owned Is hiS' at The t hS ~ II;
execution Of sale Instruments by him. *.
ecii such properly ~ Il by law exempt 10
him frm furccd sale under execution. aud
that the undersigned WAS by the order OF
said court. appointed nsflgnec " all said
property 50 nsslgned, aud hat said court
Lake conscuiing 70 said assignment ilr &C.,
quifcd 20 rlc ther claims, duly verified.
with the undersigned as such assignee with,
IN the time aud manner "a provided vs.
law IN catcH Of general assignments for tAv
hcncai ~ urndiinrs under The statute Ia
such rns5s made aud provided Noticn i
nov thercforc hereby given 70 all creditors
OF The said w T. Lake. wiin wore such
creditors on tile "a DAY " July. iSli de.
rlrine TO participate W said assigned prop
criN or the piNc'ells thereof thar they ate
required to mako Snnwn IN writing 10 thu
unaerslrncd their consent 10 said assign
mrnt Within four moniha after the punlica,
ton o. this noiicO and Within six months
from the Time IT the tfat publication Of
This notice to nle with the undcraigne,i. us
such ussigurc, their clAllns aKnlnst said
verified No. required by law HE resiieucs
aud pnsioihce pddrrss ~ the undersigned II
Fort Worth. TnrrAni county Tex.
THIS, May I'D, iSa,
r. Il. BEckrlAM, Assignee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
CAUTION 10 CUSTOMERS.

Nothinr Of Original or superior merit but
has 10 limitations and couutcrfciisi even 10
iinperllinr the health II communities. For
his reason the proprifiors Qf HostetterH
siornnch Filters caulion their patrons 10
srrttinlge every bottle Offered nnd II Is
sold only In bottles and verify lis many
marks OF geuulnrness
4 sufficient warning "a those mrtlitnilnf
fraud can ie found 10 the unbroken line pf
iudicial decisions. exposing AMI severely
nulshing every one detected in counterfeit
Ing The bitterH and Tho fedoubled euurts
that are being WIlle ~ pricci the public
frotn the deception ~ these unpfincipled pi-
Remember the bitters T. sold In bottles
oplv never by the gallon uf bulk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
GAZETTE'S LETTER LIST.

Advertisers should remember that letters
directed to initials only are not delivered
through The pustoticc II initials are used
they should be directed to the care " some
person. hrm or postotiicc box.
List OF letters remaining uncalcd for In
the counting room yesterday at 9 D. hi,
Persons calling for them Will please say adj.
vprtiscd.
SNrdrt, u. A. G-1
Iuuzpkreper-t i,cninn-2
". L. WI. niN-2.
l.. G.. FL, n. S.-2.
III. a. u. NJ
Jerry Sue-i. Aud. .son-A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

The State Of Texas, County Of rarrant,
The chicago, Rock isinnd aud Texas Rail.
why company " s, o. Noodle Il aL
,Ins smleiMm, ,Sl n m. W dhs
c1urt OF larrNnt county Texas,
10 John binIori
NJ June, A. ~ iNlH, the undersigned. apo,
clai commissioners, Hupolnicd 10y The county
Judge " 1Rrant county Texas, IN above
cause TO make award Tor damages by rea'
son VI the tniing Tor railway purposes tile
below described property, VIII meet nj ihe
courthouse In Fort Worth, rarrunt county,
reNay for tho purpose OF making such
fhc property sought TO be condemned is
described as follows 10 wit
lieginning ut d paint IN north line ~ the
u. y nVnuvtt survey, the same patented
On the an day VI April A. u, 1870, Pat.
No ~ yol ~ sail hoglnnlng point, ms
through SAID survey a1in fect IL length
aud loo frrt Ia width 10 the A. &. ncnnrtt
me rnhtihulng on the eainr bearing tsonth
survey TO the A. iicnnrtt west line, and
Niul continuing south o. degrees cuHt across
snil u henneit survey With a strip " 100
Of the H. q Wright survey Of 81 acres
thence continuing ON lhr snur hcaflna
s s ~ afgTtrs, rasl WIN o Width Gf 10y
OF nr H. a. WRIGHT survey Following
ACROSS each NJ the four trnvts aluye mrn.
tinned az nh bearing. south ~ degrees
INST nnmrd trnHts aud iu0 fcti ACROSS tue
last nnn,d survey To station No 10 $40 "
nH alrrndN established nnd laid OF by said
railway COMPANY Said strip Of land to be
rondunnpd nnd award made tot the suuis
by said commissioners.
rhls ~ therefore In upiify YOU tn be- pres
rnt Vita rniiuspl ANA Witndssna nj anld tlut
and place 10 niiur such evidence az mas
seem proper ne tp value of said lnud ~ he
roniemnrd aud the damages to the wlnnin'
inH PORTION thereof IL any,
Mlnrsa ouf sirilaturos Ills The 18th day
of MAY A. ~ isn
SAMUEL q, TOMIiNSuN,
y Nj VINCENT
" T. REifil
commissioners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
rn cLnANsE rnE sYsrEM

EGecmnlly set gently, when costiye ar
billions or when tile blood Is impure or
sluggish. 10 permanently cure hnhltunl
consultation tn awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity, without iui-
Eating or weakening thcm, to dispcl head.
aches, colds or lrycrs, use Syrup Of
Figs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

Nothing published ir.c cxc-ps "sltps.
ion, Wani-d'
on acconat Of ;hr Increasing demands Mp
on the space Of The Gazette. both by ad-
vcrtisers and to meet the requirements Of
The papers news service, !, Is com
nelcd 20 discontinue the publication daily
% rree embellishments fof persons deslrius
help and OF notices or articles host or found.
pcslriag, however. 10 aid the unemployed
The Gazette will prlnt thrive lines three
times frec for pcrsans scckine employment
Fer advertisements OF this character the tx.
cess over three lines and Insertions more than
thrcc will be charged at the rate OF one
cent word zach Insertion.
ONE CENT A WORD ADS
An advertisements under the following
classiacailons will be charged at the rate
Of one cent word each Insertion aud must
be paid for Ia advance. This rule il invar.
liable and no exception viii be Riade In any
case.
Personal.
LOST.
FOUND.
STRAINED.
STOLEN
srRAYEp or STOLEN.
BUSINESS CHANGES
WANTED DwEI.liNGs
WANTED -ROOAis.
WANTED HOARD
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
WANrEp-ro ENCHANOE.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS,
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE
HELP WANTED
WANTED -BoARnERs,
Professional, Hnqncial and other cards,
special nutlcrs, etc. In tits classified de,
perimcnt Si.eo line per month. Discount
Tor tirue ads and for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.


five hundred thousand Foud hard rod
Press iirick COMPANY gainesville icf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

wanted Bids Oh sinndplle 10 Nc rlrpi0t
IN Temple Tex, nccniluH 90 plhNH huu
specifications IN the nihfr ~ mo Ifnpl'
'"'' dEo. E WILTON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

80 hy, ION years Old Belle Of Nel'oa
,,st.v IA OYER the Mansion haf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

A LARGE CORPORATION CONTROLLING
the manufacture mud sale ~ an article
of rnre merit aud Ia general use wishes
10 secure one urlni ~ every town mud
DIV where fhry have none NJ nrr4fnt
Exclusive rlght IN large territory gifrii-
Goods are warranted TO y. ~ represented
Hundreds ~ agents ATE hhfaliinr these
goods Hundreds ~ Thousands are Wear'
lng them. The business u legitimate
pf0nta enormous akprfirnrr MT nteeasniY.
iF1r fun particulars address Cooperation.
Lynn, Mass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

TSfifHFg 1i6nLlNi8, VIM MILLS AND
drop well pumps, gins threAhurs, reap
rra. otc. erected rebuilt or repaired. Fort
Worth NoNelty Iron works. NJ. hrrlh,
ertun proprietor ni West Wohihoif"fd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

m You WANT A FnsrCi.Ass J0B or
upholstering or furniture Repairing. Or n
you wnut your nntrHsHca renovated uf
lint couch ~ yours made over IN leather,
Heo lInrtHhOrn Bros, upholsiprefa, 10 W.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

wASlFu A f.Angg. AIHh .rNFuMIFu
al ROM eauTenifni to hffia'ss .ivs io-
esiion ana nri's. g. 6. ~ Gazette once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

WANTED NfcE Rooms ASp BOARD rs
two iadlfs Address today j. care oi
Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

AGENTS. WANTED no SOLICIT LIFE ~.
rufnnre fOr ihe Hartford Life ana Annni-
~ Insurance company. one or he oldest
unfufai premium COMPANIES ln The United
sfntaa .'fuiuue aud attractive plan that
soils" ". H. Patterson. state ageui.
trust building. Dallas, Iez.
VIZ HAVE ALWAYS NOON ron LIVE
huatling agents 10 take subscriptions 70
nv Fora Worth Semi weekly Hsastiei II
Won are hustler write 10 The Democrat
i'uhiisiing company, Fort Worth
HAuI.IioAD TICKETS FREE DO YOU
want a railroad Ticket from fori Norih
10 tlranO nnd return io fnri Nouhi
good untll Nov. 70 urAif Nfiie iu Inc
Gazette Fnff Worth nni lean now 1nd
ehn gei sneh ufkft free.
BUur0Ns CURE FOR HEADACHE -
rents a bur by n.nll, cure In iMfiify 1nin-
me-. or money refunded, agents Wunfru.
j s Burton Medicine company. shefmnn.
Tex.
Fur CoNTRAcr no SELL the NEw
York Life in.nrancg Sos' ''hsw aecgnu-
general manager Fort Worth, Ter.
gALAnY on COMMISSION 70 AGENTS
r. handle The patcut Chemical Ink Erna
Ing rrufil. Tile moot useful and nQffi 10.
gsuilnn o. the age krhHes inh thoroughly
10 two seconds Welks IKE marie. .no
70 900 per cent prqat AGENTS mako 80
~ week. We alec went o fcncnl agent
"a take charge of territory nnd nmolni
enh anenfs. rufn fl9ucr 10 makr money,
Wdte for terms and specimen Of ernHing
sfunroe Erusar Nun1farfurirT t0iaunn1.
- "a ffoase Win
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-13
Remarkable Success.

DR.. D. G. Jones, who has estab.
lished in Waco an institute for the
cure of the opium, morphine and
liquor habit, has met with the most
remarkable success. He has treated
over one handred cases and has
effected a perfect cure in each and
every case. This fact should dis
pei at once all doubt as to the eff.
cheney of DR.. Jones' treatment and
all person. addict. d to either Of the
above habits should consult the
doctor Immediately. Remember ne
guarantees cure or no pay, where
the patients are anxious and willing
to be cured and will follow his
treatment and advice. DR.. Jones is
we'll and favorably known in
Waco az a skilled and successful
practitioner and can be relied on to
do what he says he will do. He
has just fitted up an elegant suite of
rooms at ll4l Austin street, and is
better prepared than ever to &C.
commodate the large number OF
patients who daily visit his office to
receive treatment.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-13
Az IMPORTANT ARREST.
4 Man Who Was Twice Assessed the
Death Penalty.

Deputies Russell, Brightwell and
Sheppard this moring arrested in
"Sandtown" negro named Tilman
Johnson, who escaped from jail at
Groesbeck about two weeks ago,
having been prisoner at that place
for several years, being charged
with poisoning white man and
woman.
The woman that johnson was &C.
cused of poisoning died, but the
man recovered. The evidence
against johnson was circumstantial,
but strong enough to have him con.
victed. He was twice convicted
with the death penalty, but the
criminal court of appeals both times
reversed the decision of the district
court that tried him. Pending a
new trial johnson has been in Jail.
The sheriff of Limestone was in.
formed of his arrest.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-13
HARMONIOUS CONVENTION
Of Southern Railway and
Steamship Association.
By Associated Pres 70 The News.

BY Associated Press 10 The News.
New YORK, July l3.-The con-
vention of the Southern Railway
and Steamship Association was re-
sumed in the Oriental Hotel, Coney
Island, yesterday, with Commits
sioner Stahlmsn in the chair.
twenty-five out of twenty. FIVE
clauses in the annual agreement
were adopted with hardly die
senting voice. There was not a
hitch until the extension of the
Norfolk ard Western railway from
Wheeling, West Virginia, to Col
mbus, o., was brought up. A
long discussion followed as to what
extent this lire should share in the
freight and passenger business Of
the other companies. An adjourn
ment was taken without this knott !
point being settled.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-13
ALL AROUND TOWN.

Jimmie Love, for assault, u
fined IS in the mayors court d
morning.
There was a good audience at 4
Auditorium last night and d
pretty theatre is nightly increa.l
in popularity.
The Hobson people are maxi
arrangements for an entire D,
change of programme at the Au
torinm next week.
President Burleson, of Bay
University, will deliver and adm
at the Worlds Educational G,
gress, which will meet in Chic,
July 26.
A game of base ball will be pl
ed between Waco and Austin n
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
the same afternoon at O'Clock
Padgitt's park.
Prof. Strother is not bla~
about his school these days.
never has done go. He never 70
it necessary. But if you wisl
talk with him about patronizing
school, he will gladly call and
you if Informed by postal care
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-13
THE RACES.
4 Good List Of Entries in all Glasses

4 Good List Of Entries in all Classes.
There are large number of en-.
tries for the races which commenced
At the Driving park at $3.50 this
afternoon, under the auspices Of the
waco and McLennan County Fair
association.
Following are the entries;
QUARTER MILE DASH
Henderson's roam horse, Barney /;
Reed Brothers sorrel gelding, Tom
Iyey; w. A. Fosters bay geilding,
Rodgtr King; F. M Petree's sor-
rel geldlng, Bald S.; w. s. Hor
toms sorrel gelding, Sam Ra.s; Jim
Snilling's brown gelding, Joe; Lee
Davis bay gelding, Jim Crow.
HALF NILE RACE.
J. Z. Whites brown mare,
Cricket; Red Brothers brown
mare, Lola NJ; A. Fouts' sorrei
gelding, II. c.; Tom Giles gray
gelding George.
THREE. EIGHTHs DASH.
], V. Banks soTrel mare, Ada
Foster; F. Westbrook's sorrel geld
ing, Gold Dust; A. Fouts' sorrel
geding, H. G.
THREE MINUTE CLAsS-TROTT1NG.
For three-year-olds and under.
Ben Hatrh's brown stallion. Rip;
Charles Slauter's sorrel gelding,
Diego; P. Grants sorrel gelding,
Red Light.
THREE MINUTE PACE.
James McKelvain's black gelding
X. B.; A. Holders brown mare,
Marchiness; John Monroe's sorrel
gelding, Flying Charlie; Jack Mil
ler's dun mare, Rhoda Mack; Lee
Davis gay gelding, John Adams.
Two.FlFTY TRoT OR PACE.
Grants gray stallion, Galesburg;
John Monroe's sorrel mare, Gussie;
Lee Davis bay gelding, Garfield.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-13
War Practically Declared.

BY Associated Press 10 The News.
LONDON, July l3th.-The Times
correspol dent at Bangkok tele-
graphs that the Siamese Government
las refused to permit two more
French gunboats to enter the
Meinam river, twenty miles from
the mouth of which Bangkok is
situated, and has thre atened that if
the gunboats attempt to cross the
ber at the mouth of the river they
will be sunk. France. the CORES.
pondeut adds, has officially held
that this action is practically a
declaration of war.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-13
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Transfers of real estate reported
by Waco Abstract and Investment
Company, room II, Provident
Building, Waco, Texas, July 10,
1898
JH Boyd and wife to T J Nor.
gan, l07 acres S B Dickinson league
1000.
j G League to E w Krause, 354
acres LaVega grant. slo6.65.
Chas Beer and wife to NJ F Levy
lots I, 8, 9 and 10, block =, Van
Hall addition, 81 900.
S Momino and wife to NJ A Mar.
clio, 80: feet on North 9Th street,
Morrow survey, 5000.
Sarah G. Ray to G A Armstrong,
80 acres La Vega grant, 81, and to
perfect title.
] S Nj Tendon to Zoe Nilsson, lot
/, block 8, McLendon Addition,
ii, 500.
August Allen to w J Duffel, SO
acres section ~ university lands,
$l65.
E ] Gurley ct al to Sterling
Smith, 100 s 10 acres La Vega
grant, 3, 900.
K A White to Lzzie Davis, l6l
acres U. l.. Briggs survey, parti
ton.