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Evening journal., 1894-10-10
BANKS ENTERS ADENIAL
The School Teacher Says
He Always Earned His Pay.
NOT IN THE EMPLOY OF DEMOCRACY
He Appears Before a Justice Of the Peace
and Makes Amdavit That He Never Re
ceived Pay for Teaching Unless Actually
EmploSed-says His Fplitical Opinions
Are His Personal Prarogatives.

Special Correspondence Ever ing Journal.
DOVER, Oct 10-W. H. Banks, the
colored school teacher Of Frederick, re-
sents the State Sentinel imputation that
the superintendent Of public schools of
Kent county is continuing the payment
of salary to Banks, the colored school
teacher, late of Frederick, when his
school is not in operation, as a reward
for political services to the Democratic
party He has appeared before Magis.
trate John Jester, OF this town, and
made affidavit that the imputatlon is
false, the concluding part of the affidavit
being as follows:
ever receive pay for teaching in this
state, unless actually emploYed-and
further, that he is not now, nor was he
ever ia the employ of the Democratic
party as a party worker; that his
political opinions are his personal pre-
negatives, aud that he claims and will
always assert his right to confer with
whom he may see ft, regardless Of the
pretended and usurped ownership Of the
colored man by the Republican party.
In an open letter he calls the Republi
can bosses to task for attempting to
villify him because Of his political in
dependence, and concludes:
LIST the Republican bosses under
stand that they must cease 20 assume
that every negro is their political slave
and does not therefore need to be con
suited until he is needed to vote. We
shall continue to DO the right as God
gives us to see the right, fearless Of the
CONSEQUENCES
Evening journal., 1894-10-10

Rev. j. h. Howard, D. D will deliver
bis clsvsr and interesting lecturs, -Four
years In the Saddle, or Lights aud Shad-
ows of an Itinerant's Life. In Asbury N.
f Church tonight The proceeds will
be for the benefit Of the Sunday school
Evening journal., 1894-10-10
THREE STATE TICKETS.
New York Antimachine Demo
Gratis Make Nominations.
Z. P. WHEELER THEIR CANDIDATE.

WIN President Cleveland Write Letter
Indorsing tho New Mnnq-New York City
Anti-Tnmmany Democrats Indorse the
Republican Candidate For Mayor.
Wheeler is the third candidate for govern
or. After series OF conferences at tho
offlco OF Edward NJ. Shepard which ex-
tended, with a series Of rocessos all day
Tuesday, this decision was reached.
Anti Hin Democrats from oil sections
OF the state attended these conferences
Mr. Wheeler has consented TO run. The
rost Of tho third ticket Is made up Of the
mon ON the Hin ticket
With shepard and HIS mon IL Is any
thing to beat Hin. Rather than 500 him
Evening journal., 1894-10-10

A cab belonging to Lewis Anderson
was struck by electric car No. 36 on
Fourth street between lombard and Pine
streets this morning The driver jumped
aud escaped injury The cab was broken
to spliuters and the harness torn from
the horse Fortunately the animal was
not damaged TO any serious extent.
Evening journal., 1894-10-10

Revival meetings are still in progress
at the First. NJ. p Church. Rev. Dr.
Waddell, Of Madeley M r. Church, will
preach tonight and Rev Eben n Bald
win will prssch to morrow night Rev.
10 = Hendricks preached an interesting
sermon on Monday evening and Rev. O..
A. Morris presched last night
Evening journal., 1894-10-10

Chancellor wolcott will sit at the
Court House to morrow It is probable
that he will deliver a decree in the
Injunction case Of Bradford VS.. the
Manhattan Steam Laundry.
Evening journal., 1894-10-10

The Sunday school convention Of Kent
county is being held to- day at Wyoming,
where the delegates arrived on the
morning trains to-day. There was a
good attendance notwithstanding the
stormy weather The convention to-day
will have three notwithstanding,
afternoon aud evening.
Evening journal., 1894-10-10
RUsINnss oARps.

7 ADIEs' COATS ALTERED AND RE
IL paired at KINGS, 6l5 Orange street.
II.& f. BREWING COMPANY. BOT
i TIERS AND BREWERS.
NOTICE Z. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
IN LOAN OFFICE, looms ana b, Exchange
Building, corner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY ON Personal
PROPERTY Of all descriptions at low rates
Of interest, buys and sells WATCHES,
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF
JEWELRY.
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until O'Clock. Also furniture
stored at lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1894-10-10

NOTICE-THE RECEIVER OF TAXES
IN for New Castle county, or his deputy
will sit for the collection of county taxes al
the following places and on the dates as
STATED.
October 10-Middletown,
October 1l-Newark.
October u + MarahalltOn
October 13-Townsend.
October l5-Blackbird.
October 18-Newark station, for Pencader
hundred
October 17-KirkwOOd.
October lS-St. Georges.
October 19-Practical Farmer.
October 20-Sharpless Schoolhouse,
October 22-StantOn.
October 24-New Castle.
October 25-Townsend.
October 26-Black bird.
October 27-NeW Castle,
October 30-Deiaware City
October 3l-Rising sun.
Evening journal., 1894-10-10

Carpets cleaned, feather beds end hair
mattresses renovated. Hodges, S22 Tat
nall street.
Evening journal., 1894-10-10

Grand Royal Cabinet 10 cent cigar.
Durstein, No East Second street.
Evening journal., 1894-10-10

Bargains in watches st David0w 8 Co. ..
Evening journal., 1894-10-10
PROPOSALS..

IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, WHINING
L ton, Del, October Sth, 1894. Sealed pro-
posAls in triplicRte, will be received here un-
iii II o'clock. noon. November 9th, 1894, and
then opened. for dredging in the following
named localities, viz. Chester River. Md;
Choptank River, Md Larrappe River, Md .
Warwick River. Md; Wicomico hiver, Nd, &,
and MnnOkin River, Mo. All information
furnished on application. WM. F. SMITH,
L. s. Agent.
Evening journal., 1894-10-10


NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN Saturday, October 18th, A. D.. 1891, at 10
o'clock a. m. application viii be made TO the
Hon. Lgnatius O.. Grubb. associate judge Of
Superior Court of the State of Delaware,i in and
for New Castle county, at chanbe's in the
County Court House at Wilmington fOr the
incorporation of a company to be called THE
Taylor and Sarfert Company" The objects
OF the proposed Incorporation are for manu-
featuring purposes.
WILLIAM F. SAfALLEY,
ATTORNEY for Proposed lncorporators.
NOTICE In CONFORMITY WITH THE
IN act entitled "An Act Concerning Private
Corporations" passed at Dover, March l4th,
1888, notice is hereby given that an applica-
tion will be made to the Hon. lgnatius q.
Grubb, Associate Judge for the State Of Della
ware residing in New Castle county. on Mon
day, the 18th day OF October.lS9f. at 10 O'Clock,
a. m. At the Court House In the city of VIII
mington. for the Incorporation Of a company
for the manufacture of proprietary medicines,
chemicals, &c, TO be called Askew Brown
Drug Company.
Baltimore, Nd,
Attorneys for IncOrporators.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
r0 Marry AFTEE YEIES Of WIITING.
Az INTERESTING ErMoR At THE PROFESSIONAL
WOMAN5 LEAGUE SOCIAL MEETING.

Az INTERESTING ErMoE AT THE rEoEssloNAL
WoMAN's LEAGUE SPECIAL MEETING
rumor was circulated at tn Professional
Womau's League Social yesterday afternoon Of g,
pretty romance the fall particulars of which soon
viii be made publ. Onc of the most popular mem
b.rs Of III, League and well known. wealthy man
'u!uOi f,Irt Ii,tI W sIIUoqls'Ma "I5M $40 silI Io
were separated by some misfortune and each mar
rird. The tI,sr Of years having freed ,lcn from
fctters winch had become rksomo and the affection
Of youth being undirnirish.o. the marriage which
anticipated at mucn earlier period Will BE-
Solcmnizcd this coming Wiutcr.
The programme yesterday under the direction Of
Mrs Charlotte ". Bolton Was excellent ANA consist
cd OF musical numbers 10y the Misses Rcnic caro-
line Kuttn Iprcft1 MiriAlcna IS Hey. Jcnur;tr
Green. ana May Florence Smith, dramatic RECT
tatOu by Nine MAthildc COttrclly ana the "Portit
and NcTsSh uc from "Inr NJ reliant Of Ncnic"'
bv Mrs. IIarfIct Webb The announcement was
ma tina, VI Jennie NIlIcr, who WAS badly
benefit performance october - ia Scottish Ritr
Hail
\ large number OF members Of the league and
their guests We. present yesterday among them
being Mrs \ NJ Palmer. lIr Eu,s- Churrn Mrs.
Charles iiarnard, Mr. Emma !. .ckWth. Miss Mary
shaw. AUNT Louisa" Efr.dgc. MISS Laura :.
Snlth, 81 hr iniihnhp'lH Snim,i Mis- I'n-
son. Mrs. Rachel McAucy, Mr. t.lHin knowles.
Miss Marguerite ). John. Mrs. 5 Smith Nj.
Mary fcnhcld Ms Anna Kan.al D.ch. Mrs
H0ilne. Miss Jessie storey. Mis- Alice kl!hy. Miss
Daisy iade,r from Macon. Ga. Mss Emma Frld.
quincy. Miss Louise Miidcuer. Mss LIVINGSTON ana
M..S y la Gilman.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
HOME NE rs.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

First day OF registration a. m. to 3 p. m
Lexow Investigating Committee. County court
House. 1890 a. IN.
Morris Park races. p. m.
Washington Bridge Commission. II A. m
Board of Aldermen, noon.
Bar Association. No. West Twenty-ninth-st.'
p.
Chelsea Republican Club mass meeting NO 2'2
Eighth-ave., p. m.
Greater New-York meeting. Prohibition Park
S. l.. p.
XVIII Congress District Republican Convention,
White Plains
Quill Club dinner. evening
City Vigilance League, DR. MCEwens Church'
Fourteenth-st near Second-ave. p IN.
Grace County Convention Cooper Union p m
Westchester County Bible Society convention
Dobb's Ferry
Committee OF Seventy, Chamber Of Commerce.
II a. m.
Brooklyn Democratic Club. No. 20 Montague-st..
p.
American Authors Guild annual meeting. NO
70 Fifth-ave., p. m.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
EXCISE LAW vIoLAToRs TO BE TRIED.

Seventeen barroom Keepers or their bartenlers
arrested In the precincts. whose centre Is the
Harlem police court. on sunday for violating the
Excise law OF this number Justice Burke ycstcr-
day discharged three because there not SUI
ncent evidence against them to convict
Policeman Bobcl Of the on" Hundred and FIFTY
second street station. entered the Colcs" cafe at
One-Hunirci-and-Th third-st. and Anstcrlan-
ave. about y. on sunday. ordered
a drink. paid for ii AMI drank IT. Then throwing
open his coat and displaying his shield. De- ordered
the proprietor to pu' on his coat and 20 - The
police station Instead Of doing so the harr1on
keeper whose is thought boy B0bc. To hc
Morris jumped from behind me bar and dealt o."
policeman a blow in the face knocking him AGAINST
the wall The policeman after bcius punched scf-
eral times WAS hustler out of the s.a- door anI
into the stree. BOb'l IN court yesterday AMI
secured warrant for the proprlctor's drrest
There We're eighteen "Ncis" cases ~ fhc Jefferson
Market Court yesterday morning and IN nearly
every cas- the men were held In s' for trlaI ln
Special Sessions. Thirty vlplatOrs of the ENl8"
la~ were committed In the Yorkyl.!e court, fifteen
were held 'or trial IN the Essex MARKET Court.
twelve met the sam" fate ia the M,rr.sanld court.
while the Tombs Court furnished only two pris-
oners for trial
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
WOULD NOT LET HIM TESTIFY.
A POLICE SERGEANT REFUSES TO LISTEN To
THE STORY OF AN ASSAULT on THE MS
BAND OF \ LEXOW WITNESS

A POLICE SERGEANT REFUSES TO LISTEN To
THE STORY OF AN ASSAULT on THE HIS
BAND OF \ I.EXOW WITNESS.
Mrs Anna Trybusch. who Keeps a newspaper
stand at Rutgers-st. and East Broadway and lives
at No. 242 Tary-s;. Brooklyn. appeared
witness before the Lexow Committee last Weines
day She testified that Policeman Lynch OF the
Madison street station had demanded s. from her
and her failure to pay II he arrested her and
disc haired
Her husband. Samuel keeps a stand at
Mulberry-st and Park Row. Yesterday. Martin
Healey. 4 tramp. came up t. him ana struck him
in the face He retaliated and they fought for a
moment when Mrs Tryhusch came along and
tried 10 separate them. Then Policeman Brady OF
the Elzabeth-st. station happened by and arrested
Healey. on the way 10 IN" station. TrNbusch says.
Brady met Policeman Bennett OF the same station.
and turned Healey over to him. saying " This is
the East Broadway woman. I'll tell YOU later.
When they reached the station TryhUSch alleges.
named Baumgarien. No. ll9 H"nry-st, who
the assault. was about to tell Sergeant Baker
what he saw. when The Sergeant waved his hant
Healey taken t. the Tomhs 10y Policeman Ben
nett and "A charge Of assault was made agains' him
by Trybusch Justice Grady held Heary In de-
fault Of 500 bail for examination on wednesday
Policeman Bennett asked for a subpoena for Baum
garien. 4 man named Whiting appeared as counsel
for Trybusch and demanded an examination AZ
The Justice refused To- grant MS request
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
YONkERS.

Willie Grantham. ten years old. and Harry
Brant. nine years old. of Nepera Park, who
placed log eight feet long on the tracks OF the
New-Yor q Putnam Railroad two weeks ago,
near Gray Oaks, were before Judge Donoghue at
Yonkers yesterday on complaint OF Detective
James Gore OF the New York Central Railroad
They were committed TO the Temporary Home at
White Plains.
Col Matthew II. Ellis. of this city. has been
appointed Judge Adyocate-General on the STAFF Of
General Iawler. Commander-in-C Chief OF the Grand
Army OF the United States. The appointment
makes him the legal advisor OF the Commander
in-chief
This ening Jackson o. pykman. OF White
Plains. will read paper entitled. "Th" Last
Twelve Days % Major John Andre" before the
Yonkers Historical and Library Association, at
the Council Chamber In Manor Hall
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Joseph s. Wood. of the leaders In the an
nexation movement in Mount Vernon has issued
a letter in which ne maintains annexation VIII be
Of great benefit TO the people. especially 10 the
taxpayers. He is large real estate owner. He
INSERTS that the records show that the actual
rate of taxation In the Twcnty-third and Twenty
fourth Wards OF New York city Is less than
half what 1t is in Mount Vernon. II the rate OF
tax the same. Mount Vernon would save
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
Carlos Il. DE GdRNTNETt EETTrP

The condition Of Carlos q. De Garmcndir. who
has been dangerously III at his home, SO 6
West Forty -eehth-st.. for the last six weeks has
changed materially FOR the letter, ard when a
Tribune reporter cal ed last night at his house IL
said that Mr. DE Garmcndia whi.c weak. was
considered out OF danger. and hopes OF his speedy
recovery were entertained. His illness is catarrh
Of stomach
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
PREVENTED FROM BTfLDING THE rom

The Bergen Turnpike Company. which the
toll road between IiackcnsaCk and Wcchawkcn.
q. j., started to buili trolley system over their
line in HackensaCk ycster iay morning. They
prevented from continuing IN" work by the Hack
cnsack improvement Commission. and the Township
Committee The chief OF Police. Van Barcom with
a posse Of corstablcs arrested the contractor.
Chinook. ard about thirty of his men, all of whom
were placed under bonds The Commissioners say
the Turnpike Company should have submitted al
their plans ana specifications before starting work
IN the limits.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
THREE MEN KILLED Hr Az EXPLOSION.

Chicago. Oc; &-Thrrc men were Killed to-day
In the Illinois steel WORKS aul 4 number Of others
injured By ih" explosion Of steam pipe The
dead are: William VI .lcr 80 years Oil. john Ho-
strom and y. }. sparrow. The recovery Of IN.
injured ~ doubtful The room IN which the 1cc.
dent occurred was nllrI VITA steam. ana alu,s,
every one Of the hfty IN II were burned more or
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
FOTR STEA MERS TO SITANNAH WEEKLY

The Ocean Steamship Company. with It's
customed enterprise dispatches four OF it's elegant
ard cOmmodOus steamers to Savannah each
week. starting from It's pier No 81 North River
Sprng-st.. on Mondays. Wcdncsdays. Fridays and
Saturdays. This thoroughly equipped Inc con
meets with the Central Railroad. with Savannah
Florida and Western Railway and Florida Ccntra.
ana Peninsula Railroad FOR all points South
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

A LOYAL WORKMAN IMPRISONED ~ HIS OWN
HOUsE-MEN THREATEN TO TEAR HlM
10 IIrCES

~ Ilr' 10
There was more violence yesterday among IN"
striking hatters In " wark. J. \ delegation
Of about fifty men called sunday evening Al th"
home Of Joseph Golden. On No. - BostOn-st. and
told him TO stay away from his work. packer
in the a Fish Hat Companys shop. lie re-
fused tC accecd II their demand.
"Then." cried the leader. you shall meyer
leave this house alive. II you do get away We
are determined to Kill your wfe. and tear YOU
to pieces wherever ana whenever we find you
Bursting H. the docr,of the house the strikers
took possession and renamed in the place all
night. They refused 10 allow Golden 10 - any
further than his own bedroom or dining roOu
unless he promised to 60 with them to head
quarters.
Yesterday when Golden did not return 10 the
factory carriage was sent to his home and his
employer insisted on his going tO work. Fear
ing for th- safety Of his family ana threatened
by the strikers he refused % DO
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
WHAT IS COMING TODAY!
RrsUMPTrON OF THE POLICE INvESTI-
CATION.
THE COMMITTEE TO SIT IN PART III. or THE ST.
PERrOR COURT-AFPIEGATE MAY
RE 4 WIT%ES,

BE a WITNESS.
When the oaking of testimony before the Lexow
Committee is resumed at 1890 a. m. to-day, the
committee Will sit In Part III. Of the Superior
Court where the Investigation went on for many
davs previous to last week The foul air in the
court room in the old brownstone building form
erly occupied by the Court Of General Sessions
was too bad for John W. Goff, OF counsel for the
committee. who declared that ne could not breathe
such poison and retain his health.
Mr.. Goff ana his associates. Frank Moss and
William Travers Jerome. busy yesterday
getting ready for the examination Of the witnesses
to-day, and from the number Of witnesses al MI
COTS office in the Shoe and Leather Bank build
ing 1t was evlden; that there plenty OF evidence
in sight. but the counsel would give no hint OF
what might be expected
As to-day is the first day OF registration in the
city, and the Police Commissioners Will have to De
at the Central Office ready to I'll any vacancies
that may occur In the Boards OF Registry. 1t Is
not 10 be expected that either Of the Commls-
sioner- will be called testify before tomorrow
Mr.. Con- al 30 may feel some hesitation in calling
Commissioner Martin the witness stand while
the Tammany committee is trying to agree on
local ticke..
The lawkyer would say nothing yesterday about
the reported attempt bribe him to give up the
aboring oar in the Investigation: but IL Is certain
that he Will 60 ahead with the investigation, no
matter what happens. II he keeps his health. The
presence OF William Appleg2te the fomer iiepien- &
ant Of James McNaly: in the "green-soods husi-
ness at Mr. COTS office yesterday. indicated that
pected soon There have been threats by the police
to arrest Appiegdte on charge oi rQbbeiy, Dut
such threats have had no ef r to , n'mi5nG the
There have been several reports To the effect that
McNaliy himself was in the city again and might
The committee probably Will sit only three days
they are likely to be short. as several mebcrs Of
the committee have engagements to speak in the
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
NEWARK.

Two damage suits were begun in the courts
yesterday. William Temple % Montcair
the Consolidated Traction Company for $1,000 for
injuries received on October |. by being pushed or
kicked from the ilatform OF by a conductor.
Clarence VI. Heddon a hat manufacturer is sued
for $4,000 damages by Mrs. Lizzie Wolfson. for
injuries alleged 10 have been received by her
son william. who employed in Heddens
factory.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
uES CLEVELAND on PLTMDTTH rock

Plymouth. Mass. oct. S.-Mrs. Grover Cleveland
and party drove from Gray Gables to-day.
They stopped on Plymouth Rock. visited Pilgrim
Hall and lunched at the Samoset House. Mrs.
Cleveland much pleased with the town. They
left for home at 430 y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Warren Dixon. receiver for the Deafed Construc-
tion Company, yesterday appeared before Vice
Chancellor Van Fleet. at Jersey city. and asked
permission to bring suit against the town of
Orange to recover $4,000 said 10 he due the COM
pany. The order granted. The town officials
say the debt is only $1,000
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
10 SiIL TEOM THEIR OVN OTtT

After the construction OF the new harbor works
In Bremcrhavcn the port OF Bremen. including
he harbor basin or dock the large express
steamers of the North German Lloyd Steamship
Company VIII be able to sail regularly from their
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
Announcements


Henry a Daniels NJ d.
- WEST SJTI-ST.
Diseases OF he Nervous o,.
Cans. lmp9tency ana Sterility Hours to I S 10
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

r. & v. "Odena." l.. & W.
The new dexible band link button cu1
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
NrwvoRK nAuy TRIBJNF TUESDAY, OCTOBER g. 1894
messrs HILTON, HUGHES & CO..

they propose Withdrawing from the Wholesale trade and
their undivided upon their retail business which has been increasing
render newly added trade facility and
the entire space in their warehouse buildings
In carrying this purpose their entire wholesale stock will from
time and rapidly possible be transferred to their retail counters at pc
will not onv attract ali classes of but the apness the
addition be pleasing surprise.
This transfer stock OF goods amounting IN
millions of dollars which will be such prices Will
out with dispatch
Our already engaged marking down these goods
low cost
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
EXTRA QUALITY
COLUM BiA RIVER
SALMON STEAKS.

The tcnderloin OF salmon. no small pieces eX-
ccllent for salad. fine coo
Zoe Flat Can Ounchcon sizO
lSc Nargc s.zc).
9iO Dry Cans Large SlZp
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-19
SAILED THE SEAS 9S YEARS
One Of His Experiences.

For thirty-eight years Capt. Loud fo,,o,.,
the sea, most OF that time as master NJ aV ivy
sci, and upon retiring from the water wac a w
pointed by the Secretary of the United Ny.
Treasury to superlntend the seal fishers.
Alaska, which position he held five wears y,
relates one experience as follows: ~
For several years had been troubled v,,
general nervousness and pain in tho ra.; wy
OF my heart. My greatest atilictIon' s IVY
sleeplessnoss; 1t was almost impossible AZ sr I
time to obtain rest and sleep. Having sss!
DR.. Miles remedies advertised began u SJ,.
Nervine. After taking n small quantitv II!
benefit received was so great that was yo ,Is
lively alarmed, thinking the remedy r cos
tained opiates which would finally be in; I'M
GUS to me; but on being assured by the drus.
gist that it was perfectly harmless / cont'
ued it together with the Heart Cure. TSdsr,
| can conscientiously say that Dr. Miles, ~
storative Nervine and New Heart Cure N n;
more for me than anything had ever toLss'
l had been treated by eminent physcia..
in New York and San Francisco without he..
eft. owe my present good health TO Ii,
judicious use OF these most valuable renediss
and heartily recommend them to all affiir,S
as | was."-Capt. a. p. Loud, Hampden' M
DR. Miles Restorative Nervne and New Cum
are sold by all druggists on positive cuaras
tee or by DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkbsr
Ind on receipt of price, 81 per bottle or III
bottles for -, express prepaid. They anil
free from all opiates and dangerous drugs
Sold by al druggists. ta
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-19
Visitors from Galveston.

Mr.. w. =. Garretson, accom-.
panied by City Engineer w. L
Hollinquist, City Health Physician
Fisher, John Veg er and F.
Bootner, members of the city coun.
Gil, all of Galveston, arrived in the
city this morning. The Galveston
iaus came to inspect the garbage
furnace here and witness its opera.
tions. This morning they we're
shown over the city by Mayor Nc.
Culloch, and inspected the fire sta
tons and the equipments of the
Waco department.
They will inspect the crematory
this afternoon.