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The evening world., 1894-08-15
BROOKLYN NEWS.
FOUGHT IN A COURT ROOM.
Whesler Tried to Hold His Pris-
oner, but Failed.
A Dozen Policemen There, but
wouldn't Interfere.

po,lce court methods were strikingly
uiustrated in the Gates Avenue Police
court. Brooklyn, this morning.
George Ii. Wheeler, milkman. living
IN Evergreens, Queens County, arrested
on his own responsibility former en-
riovee of his, William Miller, who. he
nIojm.. he caught in the act Of robbing
him. Miller, 1t is charged, has for some
time been collecting money from
Wheeler's customers.
when they arrived in court Wheeler
asked the assistance Of one Of the police
men This was refused on the ground
that the prisoner was already In GUS
tody and that the policeman had no
right 10 interfere.
I'm the mean time a lawyer, who. 1t is
said. had been retained by fTiends OF
courtroom. His captor protested. but
the counsellor was emphatic in his ad-
vice that his client should make break
and run for 1t.
He stated that the only method
Wheeler had of holding his former en-
pioyee was by a warrant. This the com
plainant said he was willing to swear
out, but no clerk OF the court was ready
10 take the complaint, although 1t was
after 8 o'clock.
AS the discussion proceeded the voices
of the contestants grew louder, until all
drowned. During the discussion Miller
started for the street. He got into the
hall before Wheeler could capture him,
and then they had a rough and tumble
fight. while the lawyer cheered on his
client.
Although there were dozen police
men in the courtroom at the time. and
some were standing within a few feet
of the door. no attempt was made to
quell the disturbance.
Miller finally broke away and ran down
the street, closely followed by Wheeler.
They are both expected in court again
to make cross complaints Of robbery and
assault
The evening world., 1894-08-15
CALL TO THE IRISH.
They Must Resent the Rejection OF
the Eyicted Tenants Bill.
(By Associated Press,)

DUBLIN, Aug. l5..-The Freemans
Journal, commenting upon the rejection
OF the Evicted Tenants bill by the House
OF Lords last night. urges Ireland to
resent this 'intolerable insult"
: Continuing, the journal says that
peace can no longer be preached to the
evicted tenants. Now is the time" the
paper adds, "for the people to make
their power felt in strong. united agita-
ton. Justice and mercy fail to move the
Irish landlords. Their vulnerable place
Is fear Let the pressure of public opin-
ion be applied in a practical form"
The Independent says: THE Govern
ment has made a series Of mistakes,
the first and greatest being it's failure
to take earlier action"
The evening world., 1894-08-15
WON'T ENJOIN TRAINS.
Atlantic Avenue Railroads. Apple
cation Denied.

The Rockaway Beach trains are not
to be driven off Atlantic avenue, Brook
Ign, for some time to come. This was
the decision OF Justice Bartlett In the
Supreme Court. Brooklyn. this morning
In 1877 the Long Island Railroad Com
pany leased the tracks Of the Atlantic
Avenue Railroad Company from Flat
Avenue Railroad Company claims that
the lease has been violated in that the
Long Island Railroad Company has al.
lowed the trains Of the New York and
Rockaway Beach Railroad Company Ia
run from F'latbush avenue to Wood
haven.
An Injunction was asked by the At.
lantic Avenue Railroad Company. and
has now been denied.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
IN FEAR OF HIS LIFE.
Supt. sitter Says Driver O'Brien
Threatened Him.

Supt. John Sitter, of the Belt Line
Railroad. believes that he is in danger
of his life. which was threatened by
James O'Brien. "A discharged cardrlvor
Of the road, This morning the cardriver
was arrested by Court OftiCer Boiler on
warrant issued on the complaint of
Mr.. sitter and committed to prison for
further examination.
The superintendent says that on Mon
day last O Brien reported late for duty
and was reprimanded by the superin-
tendent. He at once became abusive,
and Mr.. Sitter ordered him suspended
for "A week. O'Brien swore that he
would get even with him and then hur-
ried away. Since then he has been dis
charged from the road
a few days ago o. Brien called OF the
superintendent and threatened his lifc II
he was interfered with In securing work
on another road. ON being arrested this
morning he told Beller that he would
do Sitter when he got out.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
FIFTY YEARS A PRIEST.
semi-CentenniaI of Father Malone's
Charge in One Parish.

Father sylvester Malone. pastor OF st.
Paul's and Peters Church. in Williams
burg, has been a priest fifty years to-
day. During all that time he has had
charge of the parish in which he now
labors. Father Malone's friends decided
to celebrate the semi-centennial OF his
priesthood with appropriate exercises.
This celebration was set for to-day,
but owing to certain repairs now being
made in Father Malones church II has
been postponed until Sept 70.
Father Malone received many consrat,,
a number of his friends sent huge bou-
uuets of flowers.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
DR.. NIXON IN COURT.
Has a Hearing on the Charge of
InfantIcide.

FLEMINGToN, n. j., Aug. 15.-Nisi-
tors from all over Hunterdon and War
rem counties were here this morning to
attend the hearing OF Or. Nixon, a
prominent young physician, OF Riegels-
vile, who is charged with having muir
dered his alleged child The body of the
infant was found last Monday. Miss
Amelia Heacock, whom the doctor mar
ried al Milford just before his arrest is
present She Is "A beautiful blonde.
John $, Hunt, farmer, was first
called to the stand. He said that while
watering corn In his field he noticed a
fresh mound of earth, He notified Con
stable Freer. who disinterred the body.
The witness said he thought the body
had been disturbed between the time Of
the discovery OF its grave and the dig
ging, up of the remains by the con
stable.
Or. Nixon claims that Miss Heacock's
infant died soon after II was born, and
denies that he had anything to do with
killing it,
The evening world., 1894-08-15
Mr.. HERBERT is EXPECTED,
The Secretary of the Navy May Visit
brooklyn Next Week.

Secretary Herbert Is expected at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard some time next
week. on his annual tour Of inspection.
When the Secretary arrives at the
Navy Yard, a salute of seventeen guns
will be fred from the Cob Dock in
honor of the distinguished visitor
of the Lyceum Building, in double file
and present arms AS the Secretary OF
the Navy passes in, under the escort of
mandant OF the Yard, while the band
plays National airs.
II Is not known whether the Secretary
will visit the yard in his yacht or drive
up in a carriage.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
he percentage record to-day stands as

Yesterdays game in Eastern Park was
a slow, spiritless session. except when
illuminated BY an occasional Fash Of
brilliant fielding Chicago would have
two men out In an inning and then
make a hit only to retire on a cipher.
From Strattons manner ot delivery II
looked as VI the Grooms might have
Hammered him all over the loi, although
such an event did not happen. THAT
triple play worked by l.augc, Dahlen
and Decker, was performed while tho
Brooklyn runners we're in a sort OF
stupor and did not realize what was
going on.
Papa Arson reminded old-timers of
the ancient manner in which a kick"
was made by the one-time famous
Colts when he threw up his hands on
The evening world., 1894-08-15
ACCUSES THE CAPTAIN.
Nn1oIski Snys FRrrier Told Him
10 TO Ahead pnd Sell I,iuuer. '

j. A. Nagolski, "A saloon-keepcr. OF 10
Washington street, Jersey City, when
arraigncd before Justice Potts In that
place to-day on n charge of selling liquor
without a license. admitted that he did
not have a license. and said that he had
been selling because Capt Farrer al
lowed him to do so. He said Capt. Far
rler told him to go on and sell until he
obtained n license.
Nagolski applied for a license in July
last, and II was granted. but he never
paid the license fee oil $2bO
Justice Potts fined the prisoner $50
1t Is probable that the Police Board
will make an investigation.
Capt. Farrier has been In trouble be.
fore
The evening world., 1894-08-15
O'NEIL STABBED HIS GUEST,
The Trouble Arose ut n Williams
burg Drinking Party.

william o'Neil, twenty years OF age
OF 2Sois Kingsland avenue, Williamsours
was held in the Even Street Police
Court this morning on a charge OF as
sault. Last night oNeil invited a num-
her OF friends to his home to drink
After getting away with several 'pints
the men got into an alteration and
O'Neil stabbed Patrick Wilson. OF the
same address with a small penknife. The
wound, which was only slight one, was
dressed by Ambulance Surgeon Wsldron.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
WANTED IN WHITE PLAINS.
Miller Said to Have Victimized
BoardJnR-House Keepers.

Frederick Miller. of 152 Newal street.
Greenpoint, was held in the Even Street
Police Court, Williamsburg, this morning
to await the arrival of officers from
White Plains. n. Y, where Miller Is
wanted for swindling NUMBER OF
clearinghouse keepers.
Miller lived in White Plains couple OF
months. and during that time he never
paid his board.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
Held for Heating "A Horse.

william Miller, a driver, OF 5S3 Driggs ave-
nus Williamsburg, was held by Police Justice
a''et' IN the Lee Avenue Police Court Will
ta.aii.ogis, to-day a charge OF cruelty to ami
H, Miller was arrested last night at Grand stree
Fin pTlsss avenue by Onncer Hotchki5s. OF the
a II n tFtginct. Miller was mercllessly whipping
"s''S Which he was driving.
The evening world., 1894-08-15

WrIinet' H. ot,taAt sedandA 5Thes Old team
were Eained 10 efilest. az 'kiokH a.,
brilliantly AZ a double play. A,3Anse'V
would raise his hands imploringfy. as
II intoEn1s 'rtroF to protect his team
from Jhe;s malignity Of an unjust de-t
cision. on this tip Williamson, at. short.
would fan fiat on mother EARTH, face
downward and pretend to gaaw hope
lessly at the gravel. Down the field
''EofnhiyS RYAN :Ssald be seen to stagger
ana fail fiat upon his back. with his
eyes staring and his arms outstretched.
Each Of the players had part In this
interesting and spectacular pantomime
Of protest. Now. the Old Nan alone per-
forms the pose. .'':.' t--.!i. ss!.!4'G i
$50 ~ts1f
Where IRE we att .ctIitnfed Boston
takes the field with IL 1pah on the coach
line bowling like a Couiapehe: SUCH sctac-
ulations as. Cow an, cit g fyHlt. Move
up there, yer Kin steal home: Xester-
day, with wild and woolfy Chicago on
the grounds. : Adrian o. Arson. ESQ.,.
mildly reminded his players that there
were 1.-TWO men out, gehtlefneftVaa Has
the hub Of the universe shifted ssfycrai
points westward? = - 81
The evening world., 1894-08-15
SERIOUS IMPROMPTU BATH.
.. p. jacobson Fell Into the Eas'
River and May Not Survive.

S. p. Jacobson. twenty years old, is
dying at his home, 1877 Even street,
Williamsburg, from the effects of an
inpromptu bath he had in the East
River yesterday afternoon.
Jacobson was looking about the tug
boat Hercules, lying off the Manhattan
lutte Works dock. when he lost his bal
ance and tumbled overheard.
1t was half an hour before jacobson
was fished out unconscious. He was
still alive this morning, but 1t was said
that he would not recover.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
shot n Man with an Air Gun.

"le' l. Mysr, a United States marine. was
At his home, 1876 Hudson avenue. Brook
"llS morning by Roundsman Allen. OF the
t1T L. llton street station, charged with shoot
iss a1mn quinn, OF l46 Hudson avenue in the
ths i.n a. air sun. Myer was practising with
d,atsI sun and he says the shooting was acci-
The evening world., 1894-08-15
Police asked TO Look for hoy.

tn. Brooklyn police have been asked to look
for L. l.. wAt.non. seventeen years old, who
disappeared from his home. lei Neyins street.
last Sunday. Wsterron 10 feet inches in
height and was dressed In dark clothes
The evening world., 1894-08-15
AMBASSADOR RUNYON SAILS.
The Ex-ChanceIior ON for Germany
on the Steamer Columbia.

Among the passengers on the Ham
burg-American liner sailing this morn
ing was ex-Chancellor Theodore NJ.
Runyon, Ambassador of the Unit ed
States to Germany.
the Columbia, including George East
man, Capt. II. Ludwig Won Bersuder
and family, DR.. Julius Holderer. John
Hoehn, Joseph NJ. Moreno, Charles j..
Stodder, DIR. T.. Muellenbach, DIR. j. ].
Kinyoun and others.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
Probably Meyers Body.

A body found in the East River. near Roberts,
Stores yesterday afternoon is thought to be that
OF Moritz Meyer, who disappeared from his home,
GO Humboldt street. WILLIAMSBURG on Aug T.
Pawn tickets bearing that name were found In the
ClothinE.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
She Was JauAtic.

From Kate Fields WashipEtonJ
Cholly-Oh, Miss Blue. won't you write
some thing for mo?
Miss Blue-Ecs! I'll make you tie
heroine Of my next story.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
KERRlGAN WAS FATALLY HURT
Died After Being struck by n Fall
Ing Block.

Edward Kerrigan, OF Douglass and Hoyt
streets, Brooklyn, died at the Long Isl
and College Hospital this morning from
injuries received while at work ON Rob,
erts's warehouse pier, at the loot OF
Congress street yesterday.
Kerrigan and a number OF men were
hosting sugar, when the block fastened
to the roof broke and a portion OF II
struck him on the back.
The evening world., 1894-08-15

Chris Smith only bet enough 10 win
5000 on his mare. fo rambien Her
think her quite good. Frank Jordan. the
boy who rides 70 Tambien better than
any one else, arrived at the track toe
late to take the mount. Martin having
already been engaged.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
WHAT ARE JERSEY sIxEsr

SIX good Smokers for 10 cents. Should your dealer
not have them yet send 20 cents for Box OF % to
manufacturers CHARLES c. DAVIS 4 Co,
New Brunswick. n. J.
The evening world., 1894-08-15

hsu' "u,''he so called CailsayRs. Get Mil
scIb.d hhl'lhta, reliable touic and appetizer pre-.
.! physicians. MILHAu, lS3 IS way, ~
The evening world., 1894-08-15

Mrs. WISsLuw'S sooTHINa syhuP for child rem
tsething softens the gums aud Alays all pAin 25c
The evening world., 1894-08-15

Judge Joseph j. Burke will sct as the
Representative OF the Steeplechase hunt
and Pony Racing Association during
the remainder Of the meeting.
The evening world., 1894-08-15

Huge posters ANNOUNCING the. sale OF
Leigh e Roses horses on Sept. l at
Sheepshead Bay were posted at the,track
Yesterday. There Is good material in this
stable. and there should be a scramble
for some Ut the smart oneS'
The evening world., 1894-08-15

1t is announced that The Pimiico Driv-
ing club will hold a .running race meet
ing at Pimiico, beginningaOct- l5.ieJher
since tho dissolution of tar Maryland
jockey club. -'rlfes' hest talent In the
country is promised ~ the meeting;
The evening world., 1894-08-15

The New York Athletic Club has
changed the date Of its Fall games
from Sept. - TO Sept. Is.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09
Could Have Been Prevented.

For time pandemonium reigned
and it required extraordinary ell )rts
on the part of the chairman to
restore order. The temperature of
the room was hot, ana it required
but little to cause renewed efforts to
bring about discussions among the
warning factions. The waving of
a document was liks shaking a red
flag in the face of defiant bull. AT
tines the scenes were exciting, as
men sawed the air with their arms
and shook their fingers def antly at
the presiding Off 'er, demanding
recognition. Precipitation flowed
freely from the faces of the patriots
thus engaged. At time when
there was comparative quiet, some
one suggested the removal of coats
and vests as conducive to comfort.
The suffering and display of temper
superinduced by all these causes
could have been avoided if the dele
gates had all been supplied with
neat fitting and stylish light weight
summer suits, such as are now
being off 4red by the j. Hansel
Wood Clothing company.
Extra inducements in all lines
this week.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09
PERSONAL.

j. b. Wolf and wife, Of Calvert,
are at the Royal
w. A. Dashiell of Dallas, is
stopping at the Royal.
Il. A. McDowell, Esq of Gates.
vile, Is at the Pacific.
w. NJ Hart and daughter, of Jas
per, are guests of the Royal.
Col Tom c Fain, travelling for
Ralph's Scotch Snuff company, of
Philadelphia, is in the city, stopping
at the Royal.
Miss + orie lie Mayas, the steno
grapher in Herring & Kslley's Off &c,
has gone for VISIT of several weeks
to friends in Fort Worth and Den.
ison.
K, r Robins, travelling paEsen
ger agent of the Houston and Texas
Central and D. J. Price, travelling
passenger agent of the International
and great Northern railroad are
guests at tn Pacific hotel.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09
Prince vs.. PiutoCrat

London, June 9.-"Field" today
says it is stated that George Gould
has had an interview with the Prince
of Wales and they have arranged for
a series of matches between the
D princes cutter Britannia and Gould's
sloop yacht Vigilant. According to
"Fleld" it is not likely there will be
any complication about courses over
which these races will he sailed,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09
Rates. TO the Convention.

To the PopuIists: On account of
lac Peoples party convention,
Ihch conyeDes at Waco June 20,
! d o'clock 4 M, am advised that
n railroads in Texas will make
Rstes to delegates and visitors to the
heeting Of the Peoples party con
5ention on the distance plan. Tois
heans a rate of 4 cents per mile fer
twenty-five miles aud under; 81 co
or a distance of from seventy five
b one hundred miles. The above
bite: are for the round trip. Unless
Otherwise advertised tickets will be
b sale June Is or l9, and good for
eturn until June Is. | am further
lvised that the Texas Central,
olton Belt and San Antonio and
lransas Pass will, upon application
hd presentation of proper proof,
low stop.over privileges to speak
having appointments to speak
returning. Ouly one stop over
lowed to speakers Those entitled
stop over as above will secure
|ftlhca.es TO that effect from the
eretary Of the convention.
The above detailed information
given for the benefit of all.
Yours very truly,
J, w RIGGINs,
PRESIDENT Waco Commercial Club.
\ Popalists, take Notice. The
PoVe circular explains itself, and
will govern yourselves accord
(gy
'gnsdl II 5. P. AsuBy,
nal'man Executive Committee.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09
j, plSllnguiShe Features.

tba '' : Gains distinction as beino
i Wo, ,p OF navigation, while
|titIs ~ ''I u contents herself with
/ i ,.l. o. Porkopolis. Galveston
Eh, vbiP, s0ua of her excellent
|top, 'i III ~ her near neighbor,
be Of 1 y ,ss' Is as being the
! her ANY,; tae DAnl' San Antonio
a. the ho to historical inter.
I,in' h. Ia, nome me Of the Alamo, while
United S Se greatest capitol in
front a; ntates. Waco comes to
would s ,ls1 flae artesian wells,
s''s'' Hotel Royal. ~
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09
Hotel Arrivals,

PAclrlc HOTEL -Lish Miller,
Dallas; / Murphy, Dlllas; Ju ge
b ii Graham, city, w A Tuley,
Santa Fe route, j NJ Lee, Houston;
S Jacobs, Baltimore; w H Oxen
and wife, Jefferson; II w Kittrell,
Dallas; James r Anderson, New
Orleans; X NJ Hahn, New YORK;
\ Il Torrance, Houston John +
Powell, 81 Louis; f p Barry, Dal-
las. Hamilton K Smith, Philadel.
phia; A IIarman. Baltimore; A A
Mcneil, Valley Mills; G D J ,hns,
Valley Mills; VIM M Manchester,
city Col ] e @ ,ar!es, city; NJ B
Davis, city; Chas Howard, Moody
t + M G ain, Dixon Connolly, p
NJ kuy kendall, J p Naylor, r V
Mitchell, w F Johnson, Moody;
F g Nicholson, Gonzales, G ates
Thomas, Austin; IL p Colt, Kan.
Fas City, 5 r HERON, Erie, Pa;
Thas T Ledden, Chicago; Geo III
Pittman, Dallas; K w Levindell, St
Louis; G Anderson, Austin J B
Cald well. Ennis; S d Feer, Meri.
dian; { T Bewley, Crawford; w O
Beanland, S. Louis; J w Boarman,
Philadelphia; E w Fall, O.ange;
G S Morston, Houston
Mrs Watson, Miss Watson, Marlin;
S G Gage, NJ D, Misses Jessie Pat
terson, Maggie Patterson, Franklin
d p Price, Palestine; l. S McKjn.
ney, II C Sang, l. SCHNEIDER, Gal
weston; } w Wakeman, San Anto-
MO; A j Down, Chicago; r p Rob
ins, Houston; J A Hope, Calves
ton; S A Powell, Nashville; III l. G
Rosehill, New York; + A Nc
Dowell, Gatesville.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09
RELIGIOUS.

| Christian church, f. n. Calvin
pastor-Sunday school, $50 a. m.
preaching, II a. m, and $50 p. m. ;
special song service at $50 D. IN.
The Fifth Street Methodist
church-Sunday school at o:3o.
preaching by the pastor, Rev. H.
M. Whaling, at II a. m and 9 r.
p. M. subject of morning sermon
"The Condition of Success E,
worth league at $50. Every BODY
invited.
Trinity Methodist church, North
Twelfth street, between Columbus
and Jefferson-Preaching at II a.
m. and Sis p. m. by the pastor.
Rev. Charles E. Glddings; SUNDAY
school at $3.50 p. m A; Epworth league
at 4;3o p. M; prayermeeting on
Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
General Secretary Clemence. Y
M. g. A, will lead the meeting for
men, to be held in the association
rooms, 7l54 Austin street at D.
N. tomorrow. Subject: "What is
the difference" Elk. II. Solo sing.
ing. Don't sail to attend.
First Presbyterian church. Rev.
DR.. 5. A. King, pastor-Sunday
school, $3.50 a. m. Preaching bv
the pastor at IL a. m and 500 D. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday, $50
p. IN.
FIRST Baptist Church-Sundav
school at $3.50 a. m. Preaching at
II a. m. and $3.50 p. IN. by Pastor
B. III. Carroll.
North Sixth street Chapel-Sun.
day school at 9;3o a. m. Preaching
at l a. m by Rsv A. B. Deter
A cordial invitation to all.
Bagby Chapel-Sunday school at
4:3o p m. Preaching at $50 p. M
by Pastor j. g Kendall. An invi-
tation to all the people to attend
these services.
Edgeheld Chapel-Tne new chapel
built in hdgefeld by the First Bap.
fist church of Waco, will be opened
for worship by appropriate services,
at l | o'clock. Sermon by Mission
airy }. G. Kendall. Let all attend
who can.
The Christian Endeavor society
will meet at the Cumberland church
at p. M, Sunday evening instead
of 80 as before. A cordial invi.
tation is extended to all Come,
you will be welcomed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09

EOK SEUViGE-u fine Jersey Ma
A. Palmer, dealer In reed. Sth aai
Franklin st Slit
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09
MINT CORNER STONE.
:. ,.,ns Invited to Conduct the Laying
Ceremonies.

NJ. James l. Moore has written
u" ,.,loxiug letter to the Grand
'ls ,.s, Of the Ancient Free and Ac-
| |a,,,s N,sons of Texas as =
csP p,..o ,une 8, Hon B. F. Frymler,
Wsc or Tex: Dear Slr-The d.
rector. .ss .s1 Ir ted the sad of this month
p" e, '' day for laying the corner
p 'De - The exhibition building they
'on so in to erect and they desire
pc y. s the same be laid under the
ns ss, ss of the Masonic fraternity
|T s'p we hope it will be con.
El. nt'sI for the grand lodge of
su'' N he assembled here on that
e. .sion. and we especially desire
ks s.', vou as grand master make 1T
l nM to be present. We are
t. vu' Of the hearty cooperation
q tho two local lodges ana we
',,ld like TO have large repre-
, vt of the fraternity from ad-
,n counties present. Hoping
~ ,,' an early and favorable responee,
am, yours truly,
JAMES |. MOORE,
kJ,cs. President of the Texas CJtion
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09

L'0It RENT Livery sta Die now occupied
Il Hiufrry X Hiu viii be for rent Way Isi
Apply 70 Richard coke, Jr, OF Horne Il H.
liims. az Frank In 81 ,-lltf
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-09
Cheap Rates to the North via I Y.
''Katv' -

On June END the katy" v /
sell, from all points in Texas, tick.
ete at one-half the regular one wy
rate, plus 81 90, to St. Louie, Kan.
sas City, Junctlon City and Han t..
bal. Apply 10 any ticket agent r
further information.