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New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A bow seven years old. named Christopher Beg
mir. left his home. at No SO Mddagh-st.. and went
to Harbeck's Stores visit his father who is cap
tain Of lighter. Saturday afternoon. Early in
the evening he started for home and has not since
been SEEN It is feared that he fell overheard and
has been drowned
The Board Of Education wants TO expend 8. .05s0 900
on new school buildings and sites next year. 1t is
PROPOSED TO erect eight new buildings at a cost
of s6Ss 200. and purchase four sites at of
$1,000
People who watch the weather say that there
will be two pleasant Sundays Of the three remain
ing in the month"; believing that the weather Of the
first Sunday in a month will be continued every
Sunday except until the month is ended
mass-meeting Of business to protest
against the inaction Of the United States Senate
has been called by the Brooklyn Democratic Club
TO be held in the Star Theatre on Wednesday even
ing. Z. N. Shepard. James D. Bell and others will
address the meeting.
A meeting Of the General Committee OF the
Democratic party in Kings County. Of which Ed
ward NJ. Shepard is chairman. will be held to-mor-
row evening in the Criterion Theatre. Several mat
ters OF routine business have 10 be attended to.
The boating season at Fort Hamilton got good
start yesterday. The crop Of commodores, cap
tans ETC., Is larger this summey than usual and
an active season is expected.
The Rev. A. H. Goodenough preached TO the mem
Ders or the EraStuS l. Ie1t ana CnarIes X. Bur-
ts Posts. G. A. r.. in the Nostrand Avenue Metho-
dist Church last evening upon THE Price OF Prog
ress."
An address upon Seductive Drugs and Fashion
able Suicides read to young by DR.. Ly-
man r. Sperry in Association Hall yesterday after
noon. Miss Edith NJ butcher sang solos.
Any who admires the japanese ivy (Ampelop-
sis trfoliata) have treat for the eyes by OBJ
serving the Montague-st side Of Holy Trinity
Church. Almost the entire structure up TO the
clerestory IS covered with OF delicious
green, the buttresses. pinnacles. etc. being all
clearly marked out. When the innpmerable leaves
stirred by passing breeze the effect is marvel
lousy fine.
The only building remaining 10 be demolished to
make way for the Lberty-st. improvement is the
Brooklyn Savings Bank. which was vacated on
Saturday. 1t bears For Sale" sign.
There is a beautiful growth OF fine soft grass
in the park in Joralemon-st. opposite the City
Hall
The Sunday-school of the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church celebrated Its twenty-second anniversary
last evening with appropriate exercises. Super
intendent Theodore NJ. Banta made the annual re-
port Addresses made by the Rev Drs w.
c. Biting and w. c. p. Rhoades. Mrs. Idabelle
Sparks Kress sang solos.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or w-YoRK-sUNDAY. JUNE . 1so,
ARRIVED

steamer Furncssa Gl). IInrris Glnsr0,y Nav % Mo-
Vle % with mdsc. 30 saloon 1i2 second cabin and IA
Bar at $40 IN. 50 viz
seamer saie u California C}D. praes Glasgow May
-. moFle 70 WIN ndse. - cabin and III stecrage
Bar AZ o az '"'
90 steamer Hhaea oieD. Filler Hamburg May 60 TInvre
- WIN nse hnd - cabin and 27S siccrnge passengers
10 X Cortis. Arrived AT the Bar nt 3 a m
steamer lhorinlna tGer Koch Hamburg Nav IS with
ndse ana lib storage pass ngers Funch Ilve a 90
steamer La chnInIagne FD Laurent IIayre Mny 60
with mdse. u first % second cabin and 1t2 ffccrngr
passengers to Forget. Arrived tho Tar M AS n,
Steamer Othelo 0Irl. Huby Antwerp Nav 10 with
Indse 10 Sandefson Sons. Arrived the Bar M nm
steamer Ent"la ntaD. Dimarco. g.nti NAV n Mes.
sina !, Palermo II. Gibraltar lG. with mdse 10 Phens
Bros & co. Arrived at the Bar 2:i5 = m ''
Steamer Paraense n3r Thomas. Mann6s Nav 10 paro
~. with mdsc and passengers TO Shipton Green Ar.
rived the Bar at :f5 y ~ -
Steamer Panama Span, Rivera Colon MAY q Port
IAmon 90 Santiago 20. Havana 90 with T,dse ana a.
passengers 20 Cebalos CO. Arrived al tho uar M
l:i5 p IN. ~ az
Steamer Tyrian Clr) Cook Baracon nve do,.s NTH
fruit to IT Dumols & co. Arrived the Bar M 4 ",
Steamer Roanoke Boaz. Richmond and Nev,nor, So.
with mdse and passengers 10 W J. CLYDE A. 90 ''
Steamer city of Columbia. Jenny West potr, NTH
mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion Steamship '''
Steamer jamestown. Hulpers. Newport News ara No-
fox, with mdne and passengers 20 old Dominion s,cs
ship co. "'''H'-
Steamer Godsboro. Pennington. Philadelphia with msse
20 w y clyde e co. '' '''Se
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
6O-62 West 23d ST.
HOME NEWS.

WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.
Police Investigation County Courthouse 03O a. m.
New-York-C Cincinnati baseball match Polo
Grounds p
Normal College admission examinations
Races at Morris Park. 230 p
Trial OF Frastus Wiman. oyer and Termlner.
Cotton Exchange. election.
Brooklyn Yacht Club. annual regatta.
Reception 10 Neal Dow Prohibition Park s. l.
Columbia College entrance examinations.
Patriotic Republican Club. XXIld Assembly Dis
trict meeting No. 10 East Elght!eth-st.
Young Mems Christian Association celebration. No
40 SecOnd-ave
Funeral of DR.. s. T. Hubbard. Madison Square
Presbyterian Church. II a.
Coroner's investigation drowning OF Lulu Erskine
80 p m Peekskin.
Mechanical Engineers excursion to Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
TRANSATLANTIC VELLERS,

Among the passengers arriving here yesterday on
the French Line steamer La Champagne were the
Baron Emmanuel de Santa Anna. f. D. Banoso.
DR. and Mrs. Bayer. Able Chambard. the Rev. ].
Daniel, the Rev. II. Klimecki Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
w. Longfellow, the Rev. Zenais Marie Edmund
Robert, DR.. T. A. Kenefick, DR.. Alfred Carols, AL
bert Bowden and Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Skinner.
The Hamburg American steamer Rhaetia which
arrived here from Hamburg, had among her pas
sengers. J. l.. Rothrock. Ernst Adolph Wiens.
Mrs. Franziska FRANKIE. Albin Dietsch and A.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
NrM.YoRK rr1EvEs CAUGHT IN BRooKLYN

clever capture Of four men. believed 10 be
"crooks'' from New-York, was made by Detectives
Hayes and Marks and Policeman OConnor. OF the
Bedford-ave station. Saturday night. The men
were arraigned the Lee Avenue Court before Jus
tice Connolly yesterday and held for trial. They
said they were James Dolan of No 329 East Thirty
third-st.; James Garry OF No SI5 First-ave and
and Charles Harris. Of No. l25 North Sixth-st..
Brooklyn. The latter address was found to be
fictitious.
The officers first saw the four men at Wythe-ave
and North Ffrs-st, looking into the office window
of Paul Wedmanns brewery. and one OF them re-
marked that the coast was clear They walked
down Cirand-s toward the ferry. and when opposite
the milk store of Henry Matscher at No. Sc Grand
St. made a combined rush into the store where one
OF the men. who was afterward recognized as Har-
ris broke into the ill., while the others threatened
the milkman and his family. who were sitting st
supper with violence II they nterfered. The off,
Ger rushed the robbers each picking out his man.
and the thieves unable TO offer any resistance.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

Sandy Hook June g. $50 m-wnd south; light breeze
clear
SAILED.
e,eor,ers Salerno Nr) for Newcastle; Marteo d3r,
Hui. ARGYLL GIr Liverpool Richmond West Point:
Delaware Olr) Bristol
Yacht Atalnnta, southampton
Shlp ClaveriOn. Calcutta.
Bark Havana. Havana.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Chester OBJ. Bond, sailed from Southampton
for New York June ,. ,,, ID,
steamer Aller ticrD Chrstoneis from Brenen) sailed
from southnmptou for New York June s.
t,npanla dlr1 Iaincs from Liverpool, sailed
- o,,eenstoy,n Tor New York 12:2s m. June 3
~ G,1ner Cty ~ Rome t3p. Young. from New York
Ma "a arrived a Moville June .-,,
Steomer Schiedam Dutch. Hrouwer IRON AinsteruhHp
,,ssc1 Dover Tor New-Nork June T. -
Pe,ooner Wacslnnd tleg). Bence. sailed from Antwerp
,oT %ev,. York June .. and passed Flushing at ' III
day. m , H., sar,ou from, Nov. York
,,ov od arrived at Hnvre June j.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

Who has the best russet shoes in
New York
Don't know no one knows.
We know this if you buy Il pair OF
ours and they go back on You, and you
bring 'em to us as you ought to, we'll
give you complete satisfaction.
ROGERS, PEET IL GO.
THREE ! Prince:
sTORFS 22d st
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
A PoLcEMAN's POOR PISTOL PRACTICE

At an early hour yesterday morning Policeman
Wemyss, Of the Twentieth Precinct, notlceo man
IN the open lots in the Of houses fronting on
Cornelia-st. and believing that he was planning a
burglary started toward the man. As ne dld so the
fellow started to run toward Central-aVe NeHlyss
followed and called TO the fugitive 10 stop. As the
man continued 10 he drew his revolver ana hred
three shots in rapid succession. The fugitive re-
turned the fire. but his aim. Ike that OF Wemyss,
was bad, neither man being wounded. Inc fugitlVe
escaDed.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
EO1-ND LYING IN A POOL OF BLOOD

Gustave Predercks. of No 2o6 Norman-ave. IS
IN critical condition at ST. Catharlne's Hospital.
the result Of severa! stab wounds about the head
and face inflicted on Saturday night during a
nuarre with two men at Meseroeave. and Guernsey
81 Fredericks was found by policeman .ying IN
q nool Of hood. and taken 10 the hospital. The
police shortly afterward arrested Dominck Hannan
End Jeremiah Finn. OF No. Il Frank ave. Both
,nen we're he'd Yesterday by Justice Watson 10 await
the result of Frederickss injuries
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY.
vessel Line. For. Malls close Ve.,.l sail.
Tjomo Demnfnrn & y = GEORGETOWN ~ u m 2 oO =,
Craigearn. Union clan 'oIe Town. 200 m 100 m
TUESDAY. JUNE o.
,r.n - - i>i'Ni i'r'lrn q ~ 900
et' SS,,'' - mum ..''....s.. - y m 300 n
''''''' ''5'' Jh'hhhFllr- 300 IN
WEDNESDAY, JUNE g.
Ia'Is, Hneronn southampton ...... 800 n m
i.'i 0l'i. Ani""r'. 30 30 a
-, Mhl'f N'ht Liverpool. ...... 30 30 m
a, l't." .s'"-'rlehhs. ....... 800 IN
,ii''s 900 ~ Loo
''e'''0"' - q" 'u" havana. ...... 100 m 3fO m
THTKSDAY. JUNE :
Normannia. Hamb-Amer. Hamburg. O.. 600 m 900 a -,
Allsh, Atlaa, Kingston m ~,
Ticnfnegos. a cuba Nassau. 100 = m 800 m
IHbbledam. Neth-A mer Rotterdam. m IN
Murei Quebec. 81 Thomas ....... 90 u m 3oo m
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

What She Wanted.-Mme Parvenoo-I want a
frst-class ticket TO Rome
Agent representing the Tourists International
Company)-Yes, MAJ am.
Nine Parvenoo-And / want It to include an ex-
cursion TO Italy. do you understand?-(Chicago
Record.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

Sunrise 40 sets n 90 ~ Mons are -
HIGH wATER TO-DAY
AM-sanfy I'oH - Gov. Island sle lfeu Gate 1000
fM-sandy HOOK 500 Gov. island > 3. Hen Gate 10 -
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

CITY DEPARTMENTS WANT MORE MONE1'
AN INCREASE OF OVER s2,3COOoO IN THE PRO
v1sIoNAL EsTIMATEs-THE BOARD TO
MEET TO-DAY.
The Board OF Estimate will begin the consideration
to-day of figures furnished by each city and county
department for 1895. The provisional estimates nave
all been submitted. and they amounted to Nel4,-
304 g or s. 1855 80 more than was allowed iast year
Most OF the city departments ask less tnah vas vas
allowed last year. when a deduction OF nedIy hS
S 900 600 from The amounts asked for made Dut
there are large increases in the Board OF hducaQI'
the courts budget for general purposes ana ine IN
ferest and principal of the city debt The following
comparative table shows the amounts alio"eu ido'
year and the sums asked for this year:
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
OUR JUNE SILK SALE

Commences to-day, on the Main
Floor, with telling reductions i'm
India and China Silks, Figured
and Striped TafIctas, Damas and
other novelties.
5000 yards of COlOrcd Dress
Silks, in lengths of less than 20
yards. AT half price. They include
representations of all reliable
WcaVcs.
~ TIE BASEMENT.
Another lot Of Lyons printed
Indias. ut 80 cents per yard.
At % cents per yard. Figured
POngccs in Chcnc effects, and rich
qualities of India and China Silks.
Also, 10000 yards of Plain and
Fancy Silks, in lengths suitable for
BlOuscs and Skirts, at prices that
will give additional interest to this
sale.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 11th st.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
INCOMING STEiNERS.
Tn-ftaW

INCOMING STEfNERS
TO-DAY.
Vessel. Fr.fn r,,.
Ielnsular n. AlF lrtu.se
lltf ltfrf''n. Mo- Itn,
ltunio fl Mas .5....... White s,f,r
Alesia - hfaitar May el.........A Anch0r
- Y s.',.,
AIs............Ior Llu.n. May G........... Atlas
TUESDAY JUNE D.
W"ser. ............Genon. May % ........N O Howl
No5rdlanf-. NAV 23........ Rai sfs-
W"rfcni Rotterdam. May Meth Amer
NeneHue.a. Gua}ra. May Red u
WEDNESDAY. NE O.
Spree. .Irefucn May - ....N " Z; rlovt
Majestic. liverpool May % ......... White star
Concho.. Havana. Juno 2.......N a Cul,
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

A.-A.-wire Screens. Fixtures and Screen
Doors single Warranted by 8. Roe
buck l72 Fultons Established 10 years Estimates given
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
Ann ounc~men.A
HENRY A. DANIELS. y. D..

Diseases Of the Nervous System Gento Urinary OrganA
Impotency and sterility Hours 70 /. to
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

Total city budget ........Sll soeS" 80 Sl-,oo.-
County budget anu se"'' q 500 173 70 S25lGOl7 33
account -. '''' III 400 90 79l. 900 %
, .Aar,,ies 60 col 473 10 50 3O7. OF 81
Total city COUNTY "" ~ s13 7SS 3c3 63 s1Gl74 30i 95
ties .....'.''....' ;;sooi .. 81 3S5 94l 30
io." - ~ III, 30. he tho usual increase In assessed
values this year the construction OF new Duu- i
tngs practically ceased last summer ana the Nalue
ms ~ W. now buildings added $l7000,NO 10 the as
o. oasseS values last year. The tax rate then was
50 si on 800 of valuation There VII hane Pr DO rS "a
Of estimate If the tax rate is kept down to this IN,
S'ra 81 tbis year as the new wards require addl-
!!issuaI eoxnenditures The Democrats have a ma
tority of one in the Board OF Estimate.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

IT,, INV hudget .....S1l1S 1S6 $50 81 sl2s67.2S7 GO
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-06
Removal.

Mr.. 7. p. Sparks who for the
past eight years has been engaged in
the carriage, buggy and harness
business at SOC and sos Austin
avenue, is moving his immense
stock into new quarters at SIS
Austin street, some four doors west
of his old stand. In his new
quarters Mr.. Sparks has the most
connexions show room and the
most extensive floor room of any
repository to be found in the state,
consisting of something over four
thousand square feet on the first
floor with immense rooms above
containing almost ten thousand
square feet. This upper space is
now filled with carriages, buggies,
phBtons, carts, etc, presenting in
their splendid array sight we'll
worth seeing. Mr.. Sparks haudles
the best goods from the most relia.
bic factories and is now in his new
quarters ready to suit your taste
and pocketbook, for cut of his i'm.
mense stock you can certainly bs
suited. He is prepared TO sell you
buggy, the harness and whip, and
if you happen not to want a whole
buggy or carriage he will sell you
any part of it, for he carries full
stock of extras.
When you call do not fail to go
up stairs, for the splendid display
of vehicles will well repay the
trouble.
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New York Doctors In Waco

THE SICK ARE TO RECEIVE SERVICES
FREE.
The doctors of the New York
Medical and Surgical Institute,
consisting of several English, Ger
man and American physicians have
located at the Palmo MOTEL in Waco.
All who visit the doctors on March
Z, 5, 9 and 10, will receive three
months service free These emf
nent physicians treat every variety
OF disease, but will in no instance
accept an lncurable disease to cure
The doctors treat all chronic dis.
eases and make speciality of dis.
eases of the heart, lungs, liver, kid
neys, dyspepsia, rheumatism
catarrh, eye, ear, throat, skin aud
all blood diseases. Also female
diseases and all sexual and nervous
diseases of both sexes.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-06
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals addressed to the
mayor and street committee will be
received at the office of city secre-
tsry to be opened at 3 O'Clock p, m,
March 8, 1894, at the city hall,
Waco, Texas, by the mayor and
street committee, for furnishing all
labor, material, grading and paving
Dallss street, from north line Of
Sim street, north west to city limits,
according to plan and specliica ions
on file In city erg neer'r off e, APP.
proximate qnantlties twenty -four
thousand GA 0v0) equare yards, a
certified check for two hundred and
fifty $3.50 dollars payable to the
mayo of Waco, Texa-, mus: &C.
company each proposal, before it
will be considered the right to
reject any aud all proposals is here
by reserved by the city couacil of
the city of Waco.
G. G McCULLoCu, Mayor
Attest.
W. c. COOPER, City Secretary
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-06
A Clean Knockout.

A few self styled, go called "mer-
chant tailors," who read our adver.
tlsements which appeared in The
News AID other papers short
while since, are getting their backs
up-fe(e)linely speaking and per
haps without their knowledge, do
ing lot of free Advertising for us.
To those who have SO favored us
with their views we simply say that
we back our statements and again
call attention to the interviews
above mentioned.
KIRK az REEsING,
Merchant Tailors, 3l44 Austin st.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-06
Attest:
w. &. COOPER,
City Secretary


To me sheriff or any Constable OF McLenRan
County, Rret ting
You atc hereby commanded, That you sum
mon A ) johnson by maxim publication hereof
In some news uaper published In yoIr 10 unity
once each week for I. ur tuccessNe weezs
PRIOR to the turn day hereof. defendant in
sait o 1895. wherein k -haw Is plaintiff and
a , Johnson Is Co. firm composed OF y
Johnson and Il & How ell. ars defendant, 10
BE- and appear before tie unhers gned Justice OF
he reaee in and for Pr, clnct No ], al regular
term o. aid Justice Of the Peacs couIt TO be
held In the city OF AGO. In McLenuar county.
on tns 2Gth day OF March, u 1894, al 10 o'clock
IN, to auswei the COZ liant OF sa0 plalniin,
VINO sues upon nn open &c cunt for tlc5 10 ioi
.eryicts rendered u de- u contract during the
fiI and winter If toe Year 1895, said service
be In ret dercd in the cotton tu inesr
Herein fai not, but have you then anu theirs
this wit, with your return thereon, showing
| h you have excc1tso he sauie
Given un.cr y. III ia hand tn . 18TH day OF
February. A loyi
GALLAGHER,
Justice Pea preciuc, Sol. McI.enuan .ounsy,
Iexas
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THE DEVILS WORK SHOP.
Our Boys and Girls Higgins
Talks

Talks.
My father began life for himself
in log house, with quilts hung up
for doors, in the early days of
Missouri. A vigorous industry was
imperative. Full of energy and
pluck, he became the possessor Of
one farm, added to another. 1t
was work to his full capacity,
which he believed was needed to
succeed, and which caused him to
make remark which has never left
my mind. My father was then in
easy circumstances and could have
easily hired men and women too to
do "'the work" when heard him
make this remark: II would prefer
tor my children to carry straws
from one side and then back 10 the
other side of the street than to see
them idle" "got the idea"
Sydney Smith says: "The secret
of successful and happy life is for
- person to be fully engaged in some
undertaking." and we cannot begin
too soon
Whatever will.force or success
!
have attained has been by the early
training of my father. What has
seemed so strange to me is TO see
people who are rich today keeping
their boys and girls from doing the
very thing that made life success
(work). If fathers and mothers
would REMEMBER that an idle mind
is the DEVILS work shop, they would
then understand how way ward boys
and girls are made. know it's much
easier to hire somebody to wait on
your rich boys and girls, but you
only fix your boys and girls to be
poor.
Teach your boys and girls the
nobility OF work and self reliance.
We plead for the boys and girls
don't ruin them by idle lives.
Never do for your son or daugh-
ter what they can do for themselves.
Let them save you as many steps
as they can, and in your old age
they will take steps You cannot
make, and in after life will thauh
you for your duty done.
Did you ever hear successful
man or woman find fault with their
father or mother? Never
The Waco Trading company can
furnish your homes from ''kitcher
to parlor' on easy payments.
j. w. RIGGINs, Prop.
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Chapter Three--- The Drum

m0r.
No town can afford to lose sight
of the value of the drummer, He
can do more good for city than
any other C ass of men. Let Waco
"wake-up" to the grave importance
of securing the National Travellers
Association atatorium. The tele-
gram in the evening papers yester
day indicates that they will build at
some place IN the South--wby not
Waco?
We believe the Cotton Palac e
will cause more things TO look
Wacowarj than anything elee has
ever done. Pull for Waco, Poll
for Waco Whoop up your town.!
The Waco Trading Company car
furnish your home on easy pay
ments, or cheap for cash.
w. j. RIGaINs, Proprietor.
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by mois-
ture like perspiration, causing in
tense itching when warm. This
form as we'll as Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding, yield at once to Dr.
Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly on parts affected, absorbs
tumors, allays itching and effects a
permanent cure. so Cts. Druggists
or mail. Circulars free. Dr. Bo-
sanko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Williamson Drug Com
pany, Druggists.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals addressed to the
mayor and street committee Will be
received at the office Of city
g, cretary, TO be opened at 3 O'Clock
p. M, March 9Th, 1894, at the city
hall, Waco, Texas, b. the mayor
and street committee, for furnish.
ing all labor, material, grading and
paving Webster ttreei, from east
line Of Sixteenth street, southwest
TO the city limits, according TO plan
ana speciiicati ns on file in city
engineers Office; a certified check
fJr two hundred and fifty $3.50
dollars, payable 20 The mayor of
Waco, Texas, must accompany each
proposal. before it will be con-
sliercd; approximate quantities
seventeen thousand az, GOO square
yards the right to reject any and oil
proposals is hereby reserved by the
city councll Of the ely Of Waco,
Texas
G. G. McCuLLocH,
Mayor
Attest: