davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-08-02

The Eagle says Senator IL P.
Kelley denies that he has become a
Populist 4 friend of the editor of
this paper, who lives in Topeka,
read a letter from Senator Kelley TO
Chairman Breidenthal, in which he
Kelley denounces the Republican
party and endorses Pcpulism.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-08-02

SEND us a dime aud get keep
OF the Grass" badge. It's daisy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
WILLTIM T.. WDGLEf L0ChhD W.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE pEFtN'T AMh".~'"
CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY 'hA""""
WITH GRAND LARCENY

c,st.AIry INSURANCE COMPANY chAh"tp
WITH GRAND LARCENY
william, f. Midgley president OF the inSoN''
,r,erican casualty Insurance Company OF o"'"
NO and vice president OF the American S'e""
roller Insurance Company. OF this city was ar
rotc,ed before Justice Grady IN tn" Tomos 'o"'"
s,or,av and held In default OF sO.Vo baii On
,hary. Of grand larceny The charge was maui "
tohannes carlsen Of No. 10 Fast one h"h"'en a"1
,.o,,,,,r,b--t the auditor of the Long is'""~
u.ur,,a In hts affidavit he said ihas the N"''''
On, casualty Insurance and Security '"mpa"S' VI
Raltlnore became insolvent on NoNe""'
liabilities exceeding the assets by s-'v' -,
no, ne declares enough assets to pay ered'-
tors % cents on the dollar - ,os.
r,,. "a. q, the company was at No. ~ Jonn-
-, s.v.rn f. sharpe was appointed rsseNssr lot
r. %swYof< branch OF the company me Ianu, -
w ,Sr concern Mr Carlson charged MAS u"e nS
wrongful. negilgsn' William amn n'I y Midssley
The Tong island Railroad was .reu,o. ~ ~
company Ia the extent OF slovD' Nts,ey's arrest
,ransacton upon which he caused Muslsy : ,annsv
u"'''a a.. al ~ ,f :siOD Of the company money
10 bolster zap the American steam i,,' an Nav 4
COMPANY. Midg'e>rr ne ", nf IN, arm OF Beccher.
schenck a CO. the general mahas.ts ~ w.. IA
can Casualty Insurance am Wsecbsr schenck
s "a - nad ~. hand about $4,000 u the COMPANY
money collected 10y them foi prss",nnrr Ss,tonai
kaNr ''n",.,i. ~ m. rompanys order. lie returned
"a lii,wtng day and as.ed that the check oe
made payable to nm aeposi,s IL TO the credit
ny, III smcrican steam Boiler Insurance company
IN the Chatham Bank THIS money mas "'''' '
r,lay "a forty-nine years old and was arrestcd
M y" Is Clarke-st.. brooklyn where ne nNsn ~
sad II court that he was ho' sum unable 20 fsr-
nish bail and was locked NY. Tvs sNa""""o"
set down for Tuesday afternoon next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

Southern members want the law fixed 80 that state
banks OF issue will be authorized make loans on
real estate and other "slow" securities which Ma
tonal banks are not permitted accept security
hood banks" in every sense OF the term. and they
between them and their desire. IF we are satisfie
with tina; kind of money. who else does IT concern
"Befo' the the best bank security in the United
states was loan on real estate. MI; itip'ey
real estate security ought not to be allowed to
issue notes and he also declared with much eInpa-
sis that there was legitimate local function that
not be as easily and cheaply performed by Ma
Charles G. Jackson Of Boston. a private banker
and broker also spoke. The main feature OF ms
address was an argument In favor OF the Retirement
and cancellation Of the legatcnders issued by the
Government To carry out this plan he favored
the issue of bonds hearing per cen; interest ana
the retirement Of the legal-tenders at the rate OF
A.0o0co month beginning January |. 1924. lie
this would amount to more than sli,
10000 which he believed the people would
cheerfuly pay In order Il relieve the country from
the ANXIETY disgrace AMI humiliation OF the pres
ent condition o: affairs. which causes i.sirus NJ
home ana abroad. ana compels the secretary OF
the Treasury - borrow money every Few months al
high rate OF interest In order 20 rcplensh con
sianiy dwniling gold reserve whlch must DE nam
tanned account Of the outstanding legal-tenders
In order to preserve the public credit
NOTHING BIT 4 TEMPORARY EXPEDIENT.
The retirement % legal-;cnacrs to the amount OF
3, per cent ~ the bank circulation as proposed by
the Administrations scheme. was only temporary
and Inadequate cxpclient. 40 man could tell when
this lcgdl-tcnder circulation woui reappeir. The
provision tina; tNe Secretary ~ tho Treasury might
SURPLUS rcvenGe to redeem All or a portion OF
this deposit only tub thrown {" me whale.
''Ther" surplus rev 'nnc u'w. ana noDply
knows When there VIII be. or how long there VIII
continue t. he sdrprs or now tpnSress nay
otherwise dispose of il when thee IL. sui Mt.
Jackson who added: ~ have not forgotten mt
groenhacks during the panic Of 1913 without author
iiy Of law. and that Congress aNerwird 'egii.zei
the issue
Mr. Jackson called attention TO tne ominous ia't
that gold is leaving the country now NJ t6e rae 81
millions Of dollars each week AZ season wh"n IL
ought To- I've flowing .hc country instead 81 put
II u fic contenlcI that the enactment 81 the
carlisle bill in;o law wouli not inspire investors
with confidence either at home or abroad. In iart.
h. rccar!eI that hi Il wholly inadequate ana
objectionable measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

The publishers of Seu6xer's
Magazine have been fortunate in Sc
curing three characteristic poems,
for early numbers, by three authors
in whose work the public have just
now special interest.
"McAndrew's Hymn" by Rudyard Kipling
IT. the Christmas ISSUE. Is the most important
poem the author has written for years; "A
Forgotten Tale" by A. Conan Doyle On jan
uary) will be a revelation to his readers who
have known the author only through Ms
stories; and in the Bret Harte manner
of Californian days is "A Question OF Priv
Lege: Repeated by Truthful James" which
Will be published In February. 1t Is great
addition to the fam JUS Truthful James
Ballads"
Mr.. Kipling's and Dr. Doyle's
poems are illustrated by Howard
Pyle.
Subscriptions for Scribrer's Magazine for 1879
should be sent now. $500 year. Charles Scrio'
ners Sons l53-l57 Fifth Avenue New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
UEILTHY YOTNG WOMAN dRHESihD.
MISS EMILY srFFERN CAUGHT STEALING SILVER
WARE IN STERN BROTHERS STORE
THE CHARGE Nor PRESSED
..t.ut,t-s CASE


CURIOUS CASE.
Mas Emily Suffcrn twenty -four years "ld' VINO
,,r rho last nine years has lived at the fhth Ave
nuo Hotel was a prisoner IN the JEFFERSON ""r"r'
,,nurt Yesterday morning on charge OF s''h"k "''
80 In svcrwarc IN stern Rrotners store IN i"'"'.
,,,I -, The Young woman H. said To be the daugh
ter Of a Supreme Court Judge no" "''"' DIV IL
nr.,,y and refined looking. In court this morning
., ,.,. .xtr.,o.ly nervous Every effort was made
T., keen the story from the public. her friends even
going 10 the point of Offering money I" ''P'''''
A. they would not print the story
a., sun.ru was arrested late on Thursday after
, 4, st.rn's by Policeman Woods. VINO was
,,,,od ., watch the store during the holidays.
a. s,w her acting In rather suspicious manner
and followed her about the place fom counter TO
counter She acted with great adroitncss She
w,uld II IL alleged. ask the clerk for something
which would require him To turn MS PACK 10 he''
and then she would pick up something from VIC
tray NJ goods in front Of her and put 1t In her
,,o Woods says ne saw the young woman take
a quantity OF goods from different counters.
sh. tainted when she told that she Vas ar
rested for stealing Her nun was examined ana
over $40 In small sllverware found In It. There
were nail polshers and files. cigarette cases nail
brushes. etc
When the came up before Justice WORMS
MIR. Kirkpatrick the jeweller. who had known the
Young woman. gave bail for her appearance lie said
that he knew her to be u person OF means ana OF
the utmost respectablty She had he SAID been
IN FOR a number OF weeks and was at the present
time under the care OF physicians -, -
A representative OF Stern Brothers said that they
would not press the cffnrge. -
Justice Noorhis was reluctant to allow ,he com,
plaint to be withdrawn. but Detective casey, OF
Stern Brothers. absolutely refused to make any
complaint. He made AFFIDAVIT that the young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
NAVAL. PERSONNEL BILL DISCUSSED.

~ \ \
MOTION To INCREASE THE PAY OF LINE
OFFICERS DEFEATED N COMMITTEE
Washington Dec. 1. More than two hours were
accounted hy thu House Naval Committee to-day IN
considering the report made by the Joint committee
-, IN. House and senate on the bill for the reor-
g,nlzation u the Navy. The recommendation wa.
IN. nav 81 the line and stan officers be eauaizeh
,s,et In n wide range % discussion. which showed
that considerable opposition 20 the proposed cnanse
twisted II was pointed out TIA: the stan officers
had insisted upon positive RANK ana mat i""S
much a. this rad beca given 70 them. they ought 10
~ ,,t.n.l with the same rate OF pay as mat drawn
hv the line officers \ motion 10 Increase the pay OF
rho line officers 20 thu; drawn by the stan was
defeated ~ was also another motion to Tx the
salaries OF the two branches AT point Midway ne
tween that which Is paid to each Inc COM
rnitt.c adjourned after agreeing 10 meet asdl "n
wednesday 81 next yeek ana. IT. P''Sio''' 'c"N" Il
Ienrifn conclusion regarding the MI
Secretary Herbert VII appear before ,ne .o,''' M,
toe an Monday with reference 10 the estimates ""o-
,nittel IN his annual report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

Brings comfort and improvement ana tends
10 pei sonal enjoyment when rightly used Tn"
,uanv who live better than others. and enjoy
ne more with less expenditure by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products to
,hc needs OF physical being. viii attest the value
snhraceI In the remedi Syrup OF Figs
Its excellence Is due TO lis presenting In the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste
en-. refreshing and truly beneficial properties Of
nsrfect laxative; effectualIy cleansing the sys-
tenn. dispelling colds. headaches and fevers. and
permanently curing constipation. II has given
"a ,isfa ction TO millions and met with the APP
nroyaI of the medical profession because 1t acts
az m. kidneys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them. and u Is perfectly free from every
Objectionable substance
syrup OF Figs il for sale by all druggists In SOC
~ a hotties but 1t Is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co only whose name -
~ Figs and being well informed you will not
accept any substitute u offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
NOT 4 WORD IN ITS IA VOR
cARLIsLE's CURRENCY PLAN STILL MORE
COMPLETELY RIDDLED.
ryocs PRATT THE VENERABLE BALTIMORE
BANKER. SHOWS THE EVILS OF THE STATE
SYSTEM FURTHER TIME FOR CON
SHERATON REFUSED.
-,r ryryGRApH TO THy TRIsryR'

-or ryryGRAPH TO THp TRIsrSR'
Washington. Dec 14-Not a word in favor OF the
Administrators scheme OF currency REFORM
va, uttered by any man who appeared before
the House Committee on Banking ana currency
to-day and among them was one who has been
actively engaged in business boy and man
more than seventy years. and who although In
his eghty-seventh year. is sti an active ana sue
eessful business man at the head or one OF the
largest and most hourishing banks In Baltimore
and presden; Of the Clearing House Associauoh
Of that city. Among them. too, were much younger
men, whose business training and experience began
sine. the establishment OF the National banking
system.
Before the formal hearing began this morning
Mr.. waker OF Massachusetts,. moved TO recon-
sider the vote by which the majority OF the COM
mittee had decided to hold first and only meet
ing tomorrow night to consider the pending DILL
and then 10 report IL to the House for action In
support Of his motion Mr. Walker called attention
10 the fact that the committee was organized
many months ago: that II had held good many
meetings but not until within the last Few days
mad a measure been brought before IL Tor cohsiher-
ation backed by any recommendation or morse
ment from the head OF the Treasury department,
and that this bill as confessed by the Secretary or
the Treasury had been hastily framed and thrust
before the committee less than week ago. Inc
exgences OF the financial situation, Mr. walker
hid, were no greater to-day, II indeed they were
- urgent as they were ten or twelve months ago
ana the Secretary had himself testified that the
scneme he had proposed. even II enacted into Jaw
would not practically affect the condition OF the
"suonal Treasury within the next fve years ana
''naps not within the next twenty years
THE PLEA FOR MORE TIME REJECTED
" was measure of the highest Importance. and
deserved and needed the most careful and thor
vusn consideration. that when submitted TO the
muse OF Representatives IL would be complete
=" man In the country was competent 70 frame
measure OF such Importance and submit MS
-si' Tor committee consideration In less than
eess and no committee could fairly consider ana
erect the draft within less than A fortnight. IL
'pe duty Of the committee to consider the biil
- an orderly manner and perfect IL before thrust
before the House. This ntemperatc haste
- not compliment to the wisdom OF the mem
A., A." OF the committee AZ legislators or to the
s"'y OF the legislative body Of which they were
x""ers. Mr.. Walker said that for his own part
aA' no intention or desire to consume time OF
- unreasonable delay. but he submitted that
programme laid down to report the bill to the
~. almost Immediately unfortunate AND
'ustined by the circumstances OF the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

w,ma, WAS kleptomaniac AMI that ior NAM
,c.rs sh~ ha been under the care or phy sc'a a.:
iySsn The case was finally called when Wa SO 10
I'M ,he others had been disposed 81, MISS Su.
Ssrn walked ~, To- the stand as calmly ar" "a
n,i.,Iv n n nothing at all ont OF the NsS III
'ccurr,i she told the Justice that she IA" "''"
ing 20 say. ,..,.,. ..,ou are brought
,o-.' an a vcrv serious charge Have you nothhs
To- say to IT, - ..r 5ta NOT realize
,,h,, was doing I did not mean TO steaL "A.
The Justice reprimanded her ana tue" VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
TWENTY rIGHr STAB WOUNDS ~ MS BODY

Gan rr,rcisco Dec. u-Eugcnc Weir night drug
o,.rk IN the ST Nicholas drug more. at Hayes ana
Market ats was found dead 81 the foot OF mo
basement stairs at 10 o'clock this morning rne's
were twenty eight stab wounds In his body Inc
murder was committed by burglars. VINO gov onV
I'LL smount Of money Weir having put the dave
rsc.,ots in a secret drawer. where the roooe'"
werr unable to ma N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

avchst bill will be OF the number when 'hc
Judiciary Committee VIII bring to the attention VI
the House at an early day.
The House Committee on Postoflices ana foSt
Roads to-day completed the Pos;oice Appropriation
bill for the coming fiscal year The Bill. as a2reed
upon. carries an Appropriation OF se,ill9''. pens
s. 2 3af above the allowance for the current year
and 81 6le 12i below me estimate
The House Committee on Merchant Marine anu
Fisheries reported favorably to-day bill 70 pro-
vide for the measurement Of vessels. IL permits
the owner Of vessel in the foreign trade to APP
oily to a Collector OF Customs for authority 10 at-
tach 10 the register OF his vessel an appendix ior
use In reign ports. showing the measurement 81
spaces and gross and net tonnage. accOr ihs 10 .ie
rules in force In ne foreign Nation - whch we
vessel may be bound. \ favorable report "ds ndlc
upon the bill Prov ling American register Tor me
STEAMER Empress Of Philadelphia. and also on plis
giving an American registry 10 the b1rks Linda ana
Archer Of Wilmington y G.. and Wasnng on re-
spectively. The Commissioner OF HAVisltlon ~
peared before the committee and made an argument
n favor Of bill for the measurement OF Vesseis
The President has recognized Giovanni Franchi a.
Italian Consul-Generai at New-lork. Francesca
nrunI Grlnaldi as Italian Consul-Generai al oah
Francisco Antonio LadiseaO RosewadO"ahI as i,tI
ian Consul at Chicago ana Alberto Morl Dd'uih
Albert as Italian Nce-Consul at "-iorh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
IN AND OUT or CONGRESS-
STATUES OF WEBSTER AND STARK FOR
THE CAPITOL
EXTENSION OF THE CIVIL sERVIcE-THE ANTI
ANARCHIST BILL ARCHAEOLOGICAL


EXTENSION OF THE CIVIL sERvrcE-THE ANTI
ANARCHIST BILL AMENDED POSTAL
APPROPRIATIONS
Washington Dec. t-Undcr the dome OF the
Capto in the great rotundn there stood last night
the statues OF Webster and Stark. which are to be
presented next week by the state OF New-Hamp-
shire 70 IN. Government with appropriate ccre-
monjos I'm the Senate and House. The statues ar
rived yesterday morning I'm the custody OF r.. ~
northern entrance to Statuary Hall, opposite the
ohio statues OF Garfield and Allen In THIS posl-
,irn ,bov ,yill he n the direct pathway or All VINO
nass in and out Of The hall from the rotunda TO
the House OF Representatives
The prospective inclusion OF all the Internal rev
enue gaueers and storekeepers In the claasihed
civil Service list is exciting much interest III every
collection district In the country. These o'h'es
have heretofore furnished convenient pieces OF
patronage for Senator's and REPRESENTATIVES, nus
Recommendations have generally cohtoied ue ~,
ponments It Is learned ,nha az on, o from the See
rotary Of the Treasury oil, cine ciasSihchtIo'i ".
icctors Of internal revenue. the commission WIZ
prepare rules and regulations TO govern eha,,,a
lions for the Civil Service. which Will be submitted
10 The President At present the commission " ~
work arranging Civil Service boards o, tXn' ,nn
some time ago placed within the civil Service
r,o IN, - ,rovide for the exclusion and deports-
,on q, alien Anarchists. which was introduced IN
the Senate by Mr. Hill. OF New-iork. at the last
session. and which passed that body and Is how
ON the calendar OF the House. was considered %
dav hv the House Judiciary Committee After some
dlscussion two amendments to the bill were agree
upon one rs that the power or deportation snhii
be confined to United States courts ana oh'y con on
ferrcJ upon State courts where the laws OF NE
state proyidc for such action. The other amend
msnt s,rikes out Section Z. which provides FOR he
appointment Of number OF emigration commits commits
sioners at annual salary OF VOW and requires :,
that their duties shall be performed by the tnlted
States Consuls under regulstions prspered TX me
ury and approved by the President The Anu-An'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

For jaundice and all other coad-
tons resulting from constipation, g
by the book on Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills 7sc. At drug
stores; or write to B. +. Allen Co.
3e6 Canal st.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

THE CHICAGO LEAVES BARCELONA.
Washirgtyr Dec. 1.-THE | nlted states Hagshp
Chlc,go sailed from barcelona to-day for Marscles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
caRLISLE'S PLAN ADOPTED.
arc pIsCREDITED CURRENCY REFORM
SCHEME TO STAND UNMODIFIED.

,.xocRATs OF THE BANKING COMMITTEE RE-
so,vE TO REPORT 1T TO THE HOUSE
WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST CHANGE
TIE MINORITY AS WELL. AS
THE BANKERS IGNORED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

aychist bill will be OF the number winch me
Judiciary Committee VIII bring to the attention OF
the House at an early day.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19
TO WNO0P Up WACO.
A Mass Meeting Of Citizens Called for
Tomorrow NIGHT.

The mass meeting called to meet
at the city hall tomorrow night
should be attended by all Who have
an interest in the welfare Of Waco.
AL that time the subscription com.
mittees will report what they have
done, aud number Of interesting
speeches will be made By men who
have closely examined the Cotton
Palace question, and who can give
some very interesting and valuable
information to those who have not.
Let every business man in the
city turn out, let him carry with
him all the enthusiasm he has, and
Waco Will receive an impetus upon
the path OF progress that will carry
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19
ALL AROUND TOWN.

Three convlcts were taken to the
county farm today.
No cases were disposed of in
eli .ner of the justices courts today.
The municipal campaign is warm
ing up IN fine style Somebody gets
roasted every day.
Don't foIgst the mass meeting at
the city hall tomorrow night. 1t is
the time for everybody to turn out.
The fine weather yesterday
brought thousands of people from
their homes. All the churches were
filled by large congregations.
Miss Annie Abbott, the Georgia
Magnet" mystihed two large
audiences at Goggan hall Ssturday
afternoon and evening. Her per-
formances are wonderful.
Removal Agent J. w. Terrell
passed through the city yesterday
en- ,oute to the Rask yenitentiary.
He had with him ten convlcis,
picked up in various counties.
DIR. and Mrs. j. H Boyett have
issued cards announcing the mari.
age of their sister, Miss Rura Nc
Fadden, to DR.. A. w. Thompson,
of Mineral Wells, on the 22nd inst.
AS The News goes to press the
examining trial OF the negro charge d
with the murder of H. Lipshitz i
just beginning. Tomorrow even
lngs paper will contain u full state
ment of the testimony.
The county commissioners ad
journed late Saturday evening
they will meet again to morrow
Before adjournment the IL
changed the voting box from Dava
Place to PIovidvnt Heights.
A broad stone crossing, similar &c
those at the corner of t'our.n and
Austin streets, is being CONSTRUCTED
under the supervision of the city
engineer and street commissioner
from the city hall to Bridge street
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19

j. w. Dobbs, who wa. sr,.,,
several months ago and convjc,s ,s !
the county court on several oh.
of theft Of lumber at CaMs1
Heights, was taken from the co"'
convict farm to the jail today n
will be tried for burglary in j
district court next month. 7
Those of our readers who b,Il
availed themselves of the on,.]
tunity offered by TIE News ' ]
secure those beautiful photoy,,,I
entitled "Sights and Scenes Ar0 'pI
the World are delighted with Ss3
bargains Ii you have not ~ &.
clipped the coupons You can 90, :,
tne parts from one to ten by .s,j
ing Is cents for each part yitbo1
the coupons, and from row On al,
the coupons and send them with !
cents for each Of the remsini,,
parts. Remember upcns for p,'
'en are now running. Coupons ID
each part run one week. and N
coupons will continue until N
whole twenty parts have bss
pu0llshed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19
Encene =. Dyer Dead.

Eugene 5. Dyer, aged 10 the
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Dyer, died at o'clock this morn
lug, after short illness with
pneumonia. The funeral will take
place at the residence of tho
parents on Herring avenue at 10
o'clock tomorrow Or. b. II. Carroll
Off iating luterment a. Oakwood.
rhe Borrowing parents, whose
bright son has thus been cut off in
the first flush OF a promising man.
hood, have the sympathy of very
large circle of fr.ends and aequalnt-
ances.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19
Another CHARGE Against Stewart.

Henry Stewart, alias John John
son, the negro who was arrested
several days ago by Officers Curry
and Hard~ick for burglary, viii
answer another charge.
Hugh Cook has made affidavit
before Justlra Gallagher charging
StewaIt with the theft of catpe,
valued at 1876.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19
To Our Patrons and Friends.

The firm of Lewis Il Earle is dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. A
N. Earle has bought the interest Of
NJ. G. II. Lewis and will pay all
liabilities anu collect all outstand
ing bills. LEWIS & EARLE.
Thankful for past favors from
Lewis IL Eirle and continuance
tor myself and having Mr. Lewis a.
nv chief assistant things will go on
as usual