The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 1

i'mnnwr JKtr.tte coii-Anw itf.it to them poilfiuut, far 1 prr inontli. Ttw Htldress rlutnjjnl often WM tie -Hiuiii-d to trinttrrx ill On-let POTIJCJLTIOS: Nos. 113 juro U5 MAIHOCI STMKT, GAT.VESTOS, TEXAS," ENTERED AT ini POSTOWWB AT GALVESTO.V Ait BBCOHB CLASS MATTOH. Side toy, IEBSE SOLE AGENTS for TEXAS. ESTABLISHED 1842.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1883-PRICE 5 CENTS. VOL.XLII-NCX Oi. E2, iwirr.cf. to nil.

Hiti weH-knoirn and reputation ll iuoh Studio, 109 161 Market Stroat. afmTTRAZrox: OIL." TO CONSUMERS OIL: w. tamwcl cwir flmt control at people against INSURANCE OIL," the received at Houston, Teocu, a carload of Oil, Ths pBcki. MADE BY C. W.

ROBINSON CCX. 'CINCINNATI, o. TEST. Tb. ORIOINAI.

BRANDS WERE SCRAPED OFF, two Ann. TV. Roblnmn "INSURANCE OIL" Itest Family Safety Oil, Will Not Explode. TRADS XfiARX, rNaURAXTCIi Manufactured by INSURANCE OIL TANK CO. by Insurance PewrrcrLT SAFB." undoubtedly tho oil above referred to Co.

arc not umiiuf imK with A WTATERS PSKROK OIL COMFAHTY. BURDITT MINERAL WEST Tf-XAS HEALTH KESORT, NKATt 1ULING, TEXAS. T.tvnr, KUlue.v and Kumu It Sulphuric: Carbonic. Silicic, Poracle, Hydrochloric I'osphorlo Auklti; IroD, t'oUisuiuni, Scxllnm, Calcium, Strontium and Alutnlclum. 111 Y1JC OIWTMEHTT jne CKESYLIC OINTMENT being purely descriptive, iij c-nn not be hold exclusively by any firm or indiridual as a CUESYLIC OIOTlffiNt, and against any such the ti-aUe In i(ireby tho fullest protection.

to JAKOTS P. BARlsTBTT, T. 235 Poarl Ne York. Doable-stamp, Knnd-made Sour MasU bOURBON WHISKY. We vrould call especial attention to tnis "brand, and recommend it as "best and purest made.

Send for sample lot, free or in bond. Cotton Factors and Importers. LLOYD. DIRECT STEAMERS FROM BREMEN TO GALVESTON Sailings: September 8, October C. KATES (STEERAOEI-ADULTS, $33.

CHILDREN, 1 to 10 YEARS, HALF. CHILDREN UNDER 1 Y.EAR, FRKE. We Are HeceiviDg- Daily KANSAS BUTTER, Figorea by Exprow CHAS. HEIDENIIEIMER CO. W.F.StewartGo., MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN LUMBER AND SHINGLES, EmkoOharlai, Orange, RETAIL YARD and Busines.

Office, corner SSth and Mechanic streets, Oalveston, Texas. Keep full slock JDooi's, Sash and and guilders' Hard Blinds ware. HA TE NO at our mills a larg stook of the following brands ff, Shingles, which we will deliver on cars at Orange, or on cars at Galveaton, at low prices. J. A.

JBEL'S PERFECT AND NO. JORDAN'S EXCEL- S1OR ALL -HEART AND NO. 1, WINGATS ALL HEART AND NO. 1. We are turning out at our mills at Lalce Charles 100,000 feet lumber and 150,000 shingles daily, and prepared to fill orders intrusted to us with dis patch.

LAWN PARTY, N. MAIUCKT 5:30 to 1O K. of tin) ITonbyUrUu Church grouat TDo rounir liulltw will Bold Vfflf In thn grouatll ot ItuiMak, bviflmttof: at u. ui. ICES A CAKES will Mirwd Co Che.r aud pleasant promUvcl, An uteractl-wa programme 01 JtuUMtO, tMM pVQVklod.

11, BY Real Estate. 'tPOK SALS--Lot 11. with cottage and on N. side of Church, bet. mh and Uth 11900: vaottnt lots bot.

and and 40th nnd middle lew at $SOO, aud cer. lots each. Terms moaerato. O. A MEYER, Real Estate Agent.

two-story buildinc ou avenue JL' btitwueu Mth SSth otrwta: cue-sixth ciwh, monthly payments, per cent, la- tenuc. I. LOVE.vK-.Rb, Sec'y O. R. B.

and Loan Co. tpOR SAI.E--Thirty feet of lot ISanUlmproTe- JC 1 Church adloliilnsr Harmony Hall. Frlce. BLSSSiSQ, 170 Tremont street. UILDING dlm LOTS OF SMALL east and west; some with, cot ta For or lease.

alAA LADIES' VIENNA ORCHESTRA AN'1 PROF. LINDEN BERG'S BAND, m. A cook ly an' Atlu-'ta oa Mechanlu. bwtwoen Hontoa. to at VV Twenty-svoonU and Htroets, for a i inntctTrii "auj nuldia Awry K- or t'AUCHTT AKJUOTH, iniudlutOLy, four ouo t'ollrihnr.

A. CO. rlnncoa truveMnff )lriur In A V. O. RM.

h9 (iulf, C'o'OiuUo aud Sunttt it twolve irUeft north of brwuhiini. flnrt-CiliMis 1 Iron cor- Mtetulr work grooii pay. Apply A lW.1(«-bitn!cit.. IjUtlp TV A corapoUv nurw Ina 8KJ coraor iSth. A wouiiui to oook.

and Iron, ifw i i WS uutjoii (a tha interior. Ktrnt-claaa refer- Lry Ofoda, office. A to tone picrn vrouii'l i houiw) oil price, etc. "171OK SALK-- t'loe JUffh Lot, frontins south, ou Strand, between Tenth and Eleventh streets: fenced and Improved with oransre and tibade trees; ream ores sklowalk. H.

M. TRUEHEART A CO. Real Estate Ageat-t and Stock Brokers. HANDLE CBLZBKATBD Havana Cigars LoGIEHSH Sole Agents for Texas, Rooms and Board. COMS FOB REST, WITH BOAKD.

Apply 120 Ohu hurch, betweenTremont a RENT- furnished or uufurnUhel rooms. Avenue Q. between JMth and side. JP TTIOK REST--Comfortably furnla'ued south room for one or two gentlemen, at 66 ar. Jt between StSth an TTSURISUED ROOJIS Jj without board.

TO RENT, WITH 51 W1NXIE corner sMth fit. Austin JKstatp Agents. I AWRENCE i EDWARDS, Aurtln, dealers in Land and Land Scrip. Will attend to land bUHf ness alt branches. pdT taxtw, locate, buy and s-9ll, examine and report on Uties.

etc. THOMSON, Austin, Texas, Dealer In Land and Scrip. Larce bodies guitabie lor ranches for sale. Correspondence solicited. XO.

K. DONNAN Austin. Texas, dealer in Lands and Land Scrip. Taxes paid for non- Bkluntd. Correspondence solicited.

rnSUCAS STAIB AOKNCY--Attends to land and other business anywhere in JOQNS MBDfln.TiT C.R.Joium,formerComptrol- 3or. J. SpeTictr. former Comnitgsloner.Gen. O.

1 W. FOLTS. AurtJn. Texas. Deafer in Kx- and Texas Lands and Land Scrip.

with Stata dvpurtmanta transacted and Tiroinps returns made. Correspondents: Ball, IIutchlnKs A 3. M. Swennon VON KOSENBESO, AUSTIN, TEXAS, VV Land Agent, formerly principal drauKhLi- 3iian In the general office, has twenty-six 7oars experience in land buslmna, and offers to exantme and report on land titles, as shown In the archives of the general land ofilcit. Real.Estatei Agonts.

J. L. GRAY, MOORE OKAY, Land Agents. Temple Texas. STETVAUT CLEVELAND-- HNKT AT LAW AND LAND AdCNT, Browuwood, Brown, county, Toxs.

Land buslnera attended to In all Its branches. On receipt of tax funds, tax receipts will go forward to owner by return mail. References-- Pecan Valley Bank, Brownwood, Texan: U. M. True heart A Oalveston Texas.

Brenliam Advertiser.aent3. HOUSE, Brenbam--Jlrn. L. Bleson bach, rt-oprietress. Kates.

52 SO p. day. Largest and hotel iu city. Large, airy sample rooms. UR ASSORTMENT is stock Is quality bettor; superior attractions I every respect; can buy almosx anything you vrunt pricea ore low, and not, why not, patftwtxo EMOVEL T.O WEST Astall and Plumbers; ers In chandeliers, brackets, drop lights, bath-tubs, etc.

aiN York prices, Kstlmares prouiitly and Trort Couutry ordtrs goliciuo. rpIIOsE-dt-sIrinj; the celebrated Low Arc Tile J. mniiufactured in Boston, lor nmntles cailiofTJ, wlUcaJt at A. Allen and se Gold medal wherever exhlbitad 1 Europe and America, For description ceo Cen tury for April. VNCHBUKQ MARINE WAYS--The best A.

pTTOMPKlSs. Siec.and TTUXE--VERY F3NE--AtiGtloo rooins, 7iG JD struet, Pallas, Twras--A fii-st-clrtss auc- tion-houae for sole of all kinds oC merchandise solicit from merchants and traders in and out of the State, and wo assure them tha their Interest will not bo neglected. Liberal ad vaaues will mad a on consieu meats. Wa hav made auntie arrancuraents tor the safe handlin; and storage of eooas. II.

BLuVKENKY. KefereDCCK--Sanger Brothers, ScUneiuer Davis, National bank, Moroney hardware; lie Eunis commission merchants; A. Oppen heinier, president exchangu; Genttra W. Ij. Ciibvll.

mayor of Dallas. HAVE a few cords 4-foot irooI; will sel clieap. Also sawed and split wood, deliverer from cars in any quantitv. J. LEWIS CO.

Kosendale IlrdrattiK: Cement bark Lerantfr; -1000 barrels Ruien dale. SOOO barrels EnTtlisli fortiatid Cement, to ar rire In June; 50.000 Fire Urick. Full stoolc buildiujf materials. Uiscount on 100 barrel lots. GEO.

II Direct Importer and Dealer. a don't fail visit the SAXTA FE EEFttESHMENT SALOON, ac depov. Lunches and r-iireatiments of all kinds. For Sale. Jj coa on time.

'e; price. $73, two-thirds Addrtfls BOX this otOca. OK SALK-- BJarlne Bicycles, to be seen at rooms of Gal- too Kowlnff Club. SALK--About 350 head of cattle, near t. For terms address Box F.

News office. "fTiOR SA LECTKIC KEL ANTKXTEKMiXATOR--Guar- anteed to do the work quictslr and' effectively. County richU for sale. Forparticulars uddrtjsis TUCKERJtWlLMS ts, Kolo Acents for Texas. Waco.

AND COHAMEY GLASS FKUITJARS, In quarts anr4 half-gallons, for containlnj: four uaw. A. "A 1 AN t'fcl Ta rttniiM. oonvenioni ofll I UUvO, Ul i 11 In prtvutu A tor; Uu.rfro«l.,|felijr Vioritoii of 81 whvi'0 rat 1 To rwoo or one to AYO A f-ii'rtii-alOPv toriofc jurf complvted. MttwMt rmiiUiu.i i'i oltr.

A firw StiCO raugu tn a.iciMin, electric belts. J. SMI 11. it wno am uwiiijf ny MUFTIS lry Air with tl, A EM ord ar, avoid don't wait and 'u riiis i-ockery, (lliwiiware i do 1 sale bv ON'T rOKOJCTTMtt UALVKyTOX ART OAL- lorv oi 'MKJ of tUv Utij v( Mouw) it And nmrlicU to ewl, be. Tail HUB will 'OC, AUo, which A i HAW ill Cx-ru u.rf null Nti MA- C'orusbxtifr.

Mutfc- UKWIS nw, l.muiim-* Qulvecton. Gul Xllls hnU Stiickvy'ii bolter, wit. and iuoui 1mct corn tt'ill iut-M, power euKhjp and inaft, i0 iwrol vii. jib 1 Jna tn CIU. Ko-' iwrtltu- a-n UJC UUUKH la br.Hin«M^ or OIM! nn uPivntstU.

It iittiutuJn iiti, Sttnud nua x'wl; iioty opeo.urtiE bohir with ari to luthn itG tlie Uukwfci for 80 Klvtn lo and faoUHetf. foot iif Twijiitv-flftt. Cbauce.s. 1 MAI.K--A 1 In ul fluff A ntth fair eMox K. KO-VH A hut little 1 untlwr the run It, autl titofitu roce tv 'V.

TweiftU pruflt- of treat, Fruit will be cheap thia jear. WORTH of Dlston'sSawg, Jtinmii'r's 'ci, Tools of all cltscnp- ENOEI.KE'S, 2111 Market i A WORTH 5pi5UUU IJalw, Ha a cost, at CHAS. TTiOR SALE--A few younff Holsteio and Jersey Cattle, Imported ana all acclimated. P. N.

HARRIS. "IjlANOS! PIANOS--Two pianos, good order, J. for ur in re-tit on reasonable terms. Apply to Julius Trostnian. andaeth old French, bakery, situated on bet.

26th and 26th. For particulars Inquire on promises. AYLES'S MASONIC i Appendix, containing Constitutional kf-so- hitlonsaod of Grand Lodff ot Texas tor 1STSHW-8I-S2, Price, by eiproas. S'J bv mull, For sale by J. McFAKLAND.

Jirenbam, Texas. MIXED WOOD by thT car load, $4 50 per cord. Tbo bust ash and oak altrars ou hand at VKOFLK5 WOOD YARD, Corner Market and streets. ARIUVE--3iXX barrels P.oseiulale Cement JL at reduced price on tlic wharf; iu store all kinds Buildiojr Materials, Stoneware, Fire bricK, Tile-drain pipe, at very prices, by car-kind lots. W.

H. POLLAKD A In anil Dealers. bet ind SBtli. Galv OHM'S. CJ-CCAAl MEAU HOiliXY boJted cracked corn, feed meal and corn bran, alwava hjuut, at GALVESTDX HOMINY-MILLS.

THRESH ISSTON'S SAWS. IlAlLKY'S BAR- tou and Butcher and tools, at J. P. LaIor.S: Market, bt-c. S4ih A CSth.

KST STIIAN'D IRON' BOLT AXJ NUT Works. Jlanurocturers of Lajf Screws. Car and 3Iuchitie Bolts, Nuts. Washers, etc. Stoaiu, and Fioe cut and JUted to order.

Estimates nronvpuy furnished. TALL. Gitlvpsjon. LESSIVO. tha 170 I'roorioiu nurativfs instanUiniomly, tliertfftreex- qiiisitr pcrtrttits.tiic Framesicheap W.

ll JAMES R. CCKNETT. FXENSON A EURXETT, ATTOKNKYS AT LAW. OALVliSTOX, TEXAS. OfHce Mcnsing, Strattoii corner antl Striind.

B. LAWYKK. Oaica; Iu aa.1or Burrcnv's Building, opposite Post- on Twee tie Hi street. UALVEgTGX. TKXAS.

it TjVHLTOX, JL Lawyers and Heal Estate HlilsDOro, Texaa. havo a coinpitce abstract of all Iu county. Succ-Lii gireu to buying- and I'tr feet ins Titles. ATLAW RKNT-- A two-story store, corner way and Thirty-second. Apply next door.

Always was a good it and. 'lilOR RtCXT--House, nicely furnished, Jj neiichborhood, centr.il in foo office. Cfficw, front F'oi's Jj new buildlasr. lift rfces street, $10 each; also east half of store, O. A C.

FOX. KKNT-- Two-snorr house, coroer or JL' tuatb and tcruets. J. 1L I-EA11SOS. Panlcular esUle.

ATTORSET AT LAW, McKI.N'.N'EY, TEZAS. ilttentioD given, to collecUons and real AMFS Jl. RICHARDS ATTpKXBY AT LAW, 'WealherCord. 'j'cxas. wlJl pracUcu in Farter and adjoining and give prompt personal ftltenliun to tho payiuent taxey and collection oC Correspondence solicited.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, MaaouJo Block, CLEBURNE Collections promptly made. TEXAS. CHAKLKS LEONARD. KENT-- XOTT two-Btory on between ith and 30th MMeta I. 4 a.

Secretary O. IS. E. anil Loan Company. July 1, our olJ store, at pr? sent occupieu Dy lleiara McRae A Ci.

KAUKF.JAS RU.NOE. Hearses. Oai-riages, JCtc. TiOR SALE--A IOTKO, centle family horse, elyht years Ola. Can oe seen at stable a Ap- ply to J.

i. TL'WR larje of dilteteut 1 styles: also rbild'H flue and vevcral second-hand carriages. Tbese will be sold cheap. have no furtrmr use for tbem. Call on or rite to UA and we v.

ill jend you style -and prices. CKOSSMAN Jt SIMPSON, Uudertakrrs. H. HAMMEH i in our city this anJ atoppinsr at ths Conitnercial hotel. ttbo ds.fres his treatment lor cure of Intemperance oiust call in three cays.

CLOSING OUT SAl.E Is not yet finished, father notice. but will be continued until SOXXENTHEIL ts. LION. U1P YOUK AND W.ODUCE: SOS, mo, Ste Strand. A PtAXO FOR ONS UOI.LA.S.

Buj a of SliMi J.E1.I2 SOHRAM'S and cret a chacv in a cen rmao. eUse RUBS. ELLIS 4 CO. LOAK os GILT coJIaterala. Inquire of A TC property.

ON GAbVESTON CITY I. R. E. and Loan Company, Grain---Pro cUi o. il.

Qralo, Hay and Produce, No. 10 Strand, Oalveston, Texas. rpKJB ONLY PIANOS AND OROAS3, made spe- cially for our cUmatv, Are low for cash or on eaujr by THOS. OOGGAN coiucr and Market Gal7eslon. Oysters, Ktc.

B. 4 UEALEKS IV FlSH ASD OYSTtatS, Orders from the ins ATJJBTIMFROVJSD CXHTOS OIJJS--B. Carrer JLJ iJrofCi, ADd C-'ondCBlers. celebrated RpynoMs hlAub MUlA, SUtndaru Zjuckejrti knti Kidini: HarruMs j'low Hav etc. Comtjato on tmnd.

JOKI," C. WOLFE, 117 i -Mil Slrcul. Gafteston. CITY BUSINESS COLLEOE, Joss JL Efnlato, Galveston. Applv for our illusliraled Jjressrnaking.

Fashionable Dresdmaker, C7 Atwaeii and Traaionl-MoMl. RS. E. MOORE. Oiurch struet.

between Kubber titaraps. "OUBBER STAMPS, SJuVLSASD STENCILS-- A ruhber stamp forixle. FRE1. A. SMITH.

EITMt. Hotels. HOTEL, HENDEKSON, FOR SALE, 1 flew Set Fire-Proof Yanlt Doors, To flt opening la brick wall feet three feet wide; nag Improved locks, etc. 1 New Burjlar and Piro-Proof Safe, New Pattern. Inside measurement: Thirty-two inches elehteen inches wide and sixteen Inches deep.

Has the Uteat Improved Burglar-proof CUejt, with Crane Uiuge, and ant-class Bank Lock. 1 New Fire-Proof Safe, latest Pattern, Inside tneaaurement: Thlrt.f-flTe uiches hteh, 20)4 Inches wide ami fourteen Inches Has usuxl ahelTinr and oana raulc Inside. These articles are of FIRST-CLASS MANUFACTURE, JUST OUT OF THE FACTORY- And SOLD Address, for Pnrtlculkra, SAFE, care Newj Office, TJ SPECIALTY, PATENT, HONEYSUCKLE, andother Iran FIRST-CLASS FLOUR oj- grndes and in any quantity. att FLOUR DELIVERED in Carload Lots at any Railroad Stae tion in the Slate. Correspond with me Before JBuyinff ymtr Flour elsewhere.

Jlfy arrangements with Jlfills ar suc7i, that I can supply you with entfre satisfaction and dispatch. Wm. D.CLEVELAND HOUSTON. BOSS, ELMS WHOLESALE GROCERS, COTTON FACTO2ES AND Commission Strand, bat-waen 23d and 24th Stroais, GALVESTON, TEXAS. TO 3MCTT yKISNOS: I am associated iih ROSS.

KLL1S A CO. iu a Whoitsulc Grocery. Factoratce and Coninilssiou busi- uess, Lauiar Strand, Gnlvestou. J'O 31. THE ST1NOIRD one who any amount of, writicg to do TO IKVESTZGATS HPE-UfBITEII, a mucbine that absolutely takes the place oC the doing all thnt can bu doce with a.

pun in one- hird thf? time. Ttlauvof the leading business houses of Calves- oa have already adopted ic, and say they Und is ndispeiisable, "Write for Circulars and Price Lists. J. H. General Agenca for Southern Texas.

Qalyeston. "Wif. PARR, Liverpool Absolutely Pure. Thin powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholestoraeness.

More economical than the ordinary kinds. Sold only In cans. ROYALBAKINIlFOWDEB N. SEE OW PAGE. AUCTION SALE At Mri Jako of FINE FURNITURE, ETC LYNCH PBNJLAND.

NEW YORK. DISPATCH. Stocks Haidod--Sot-iiloa Choir Xiiabili ties--Coffeo--TiTnol Dull--Tola Kail-way Securities, Site. TcH-cratn'fco Tho Nows.l NEW Yonc. JUIIB SO.T-Sfooks wero sharplj raided on pi-obably groundless fears of seriou rosults yet to follow tho Chicago breakdown European buyers of grain and provMous have reduced the linutfi to correspond with th decline here.

Park it Co. have sazQeA all their liabmties full. Only their Chicago complications re main, and iheso appear knotty. Sterling steady. Proposal! for thtt surrender of S100.00C Southern Pacific firet inartgage bonds were received to-day.

Coffes is held dearer; Job lots, Wool is very dull and sujjplies steadily in creasing. Sales of $1000 Santa Fes at 113; $1000 Cairc and Texas at 10o; Eios ai 700 shares of stoct Cotton closed with the early advance lost Prominent houses have no faith iu it. JfichoU ot will pay dollar for dollar. OVER TBS STATS. TttAXSVITTKD WlRE'llT SPZC.U.I.

COlUtESPC Cotton Karbot and Kecoipts--Conrt ISatters-- Mtiscollaneans' Tolefcraru to Tha HOUSTOX, June 20. The cotton market closed steady. Sales 52 bales. Quotations: ordinary, ordinuiT, good ordinary, SVc; low middling, 9Kc; 'ood middling, 10jfc; middling fair, and Bgard of ordan; BrerSfilK, Crockett; E. Hoa- uigsljerger, Galvestiu; ESTATE.

The following deeds of transfer wero filed for record in the Countf'Clerk's ofllce to-day: Gail B. Johnson to H. BLZintsraif. lots 1, 3, of and 11, in block 3S2, south side Buffalo btiyou, city of Houston, for R. Baker tc- Armstead Watkius, lot 3, ocE 294.

north side Buffalo bayou, city of lonstou, for SIHO, Alexandra Mansback to John Wolf, lot 13, hi block" MS, out of, S. W. Williams's survey, south side Buffalo bayou, city of Houston, for ilSO. COUHT. Tho Commissionurs Court met aguin this morning as a board of eaanjuzntiou and raised Jie assessments of tha following parties, to wit: J.

D. Dewberry, oa lots and 7. block 4. lorthsido Buffalo Ijavou, raisiad to SSOO. R.

Little, lot block (i, north side Buffalo bayou, rniFnd to C. J. Hnll. lot 10, blpck Sweeney addition, raised to lota 1, B. 7, block 9, Sweeney addition, raised to $100; lot 3, 7, block 3, Sweeney addition, 'raised to S135; lots and block 15, raised to lots 1, 3, U.

7, B. block Sweauay addition, raised to S100; lots 5. 9, 10, blo'ck '32 Sweeney addition, ruiseil to lots 1 3 0. 7, ytl, Sweeney addition, to $100; lots S. 9, 10, block additiou, raised to 1, 3, block CU.

Sweeney "addition, raised to $io; blocks 10. 23, JS 01 and.G3, Sweenoy raised K. E. Leusou, on 1, block 1, Forbush addition. raised to $100, J.

B. Liufc, ou lots 9 aud 10, block S3, south ide Buffalo bavon, raised to 32200; lots 1, 3 3 block south side Buffalo bayou, ised to three lots, north side Buffalo javou, raised to StiUi). Kennedy oil of lots 1 and 3, lock 10, south sidn Buit'alo bayou, raised to fWHX). G. N.

Phelps, on acres in Goodrich sur- Goailrich sur- WILLIAM PARR IMPORTERS OP LIYERPOOL SALT. Large stocks of coarse and line'sole always on hand. Also Pocket Sale In all sizea. if. D.

COXKLT.V Wholesale Druggists, Sotiston, having bought out the R. hotter Drug and Mtdichtc wiUhereafteroccupy their ntcntd. comer Main and 'Preston. Thfji offer ICO show asra betoto their market value to -make room nd -meet competition on drugs, medicines, tc. Try them and save time and freight.

TKE Rav. Jew Cook has got a whack froin jotber direction. Ha slopped over recently, id charged gross immoralities upon the tneo- gicai students of the Universitj- of Layden, or tbe purpose or throwing discredit upon the vorkot Kuenon: but be gels a straight blow roini the Kev. Philip H. Wicksteed, an ac- epted authority on Dutch theology and theo- ogiaiu.

Thy is in to to, and Mr. riclcsteed goes so far as to sajr: Mr. Cook's nlumniM appear to so senseless that the nly escape from the auppoidtion of willful nlsehoodlies in the possibility of some mere misunderstanding OU' part eithnr of Mr. oolc or hie informant. It occurs to me to ask what lahgnage these startling revelations on banks of Kbin were made, uud 1 am eminded of an eminent theologian who transited wunreich' seiiscal.

reference to "the all at the head of which, Kuenen. stands," here morality is iiot indispensable to menl- wrship of theolojrfcal "VVictsteed Jiiuks it enough to say that there is no such mil In existence. Kuenen presides over lie loll anil not at the head of any theological u'lty. THE petrified remains of an ichthyosaurus ave betra fbuud in a chalk a stratum of gypsum, on the ranch of John rker, in Kem county, California. urvey, raisol to SK'3.

Cbas. Beiler, oi) lots 0, 7, S. 0, 10, half of nil 12, block J3. ruised to half of blocl; 3S. sontli side Buttalo bayo-J.

raised to S120J tiabel, on 7 tthit.S and port of iloct SO, south side ot Buffalo. bnyou, raised to parts of lots 30, block 30, south irle of BniTalo bayou, raised to block "jO, souili side of BulTulo bayou, raised to ne-foui-th of lots 1 nnd biouk 7(3, south sido Buffalo raised -to SSOO; lot 5. Fros- owu, south side of EuiFalo bayou, raised to $30; lot 4, south sido oi 1 Buffalo ayou, raised to $30. JIISCKL.UANEOUS JUATTERS. Lost nicht or early this inqrniuK two ne- became eujxajjud iu ji flifliculty at tbe 'mancipation grouu'ls, rt-sultiug.

iu one oc Uem being cut in tbe bend by the other iiGcrro. 'he matter was jury this morning, but the nunics of the beligorauts ould not be learned. The negro, -is uot dau- erously cut. The liiiiglits of. Honor in this citv wilt, on laturthiy tue aith iuKbint, celobmta tho tunth niniversftry of the or' tiiu onliir; and lave securtsd the l'air for the beca- LOU.

Thero will biv street parade iu Ihe aorninjj, opeu ground, acuusoiucnts in the fterncou, and daucuig in the pavilion at Admission There are three odges in this city, with an aggregate mraur aership of 500. And the United States there ore 3UOO a membership of 100.000. i -order, since it was organised, has' naid to the widows orjphans of deceasad.moDibers. Last nisfht quito 'u. scnsatiou was created at the Oxford from one of.

the- fi-irls of that estabiisiiinent named Maud Baldwin taking an overdose of. laudanum. The -ttrsfc kuuwn of the fact was her leaving the 'in an excited manner and telling the she "was poisoned. She was followed and. overtaken, by one of the managers and medical nttentiou iminertiatcly summoned.

Dr. Ii. Bryan was called iu and on his ai-rival unconscious. By the appb'cation of vigorous restoratives and several hours of v.ork i-e- susticated and to-day (injoys her usual good health. Slio denis taken the lauda- nuxn with iiitont, but says she took ifc for medicinal The Board at A piM-a'issment of City Council, in morning, raised the followiag city osscasiniithts: Brown on building comer Ifreston audtMilom streets.

from to Alien Fitagerald, on property in Forbush additiou, from to and on property iu.ioi-d addition from $100. to $350. TJ. M. Jones Co.

were raised on their stock I'rom 815,000 to 820,000. --James Burg- stedt, on property on McKmney. street, from $1000 to jlSoo. F. on property in Stanley 'survey, from to S1000.

lire. Lena Bonewitz on lot. blQck" 3S5, from to Mrs. J. near City mills, from SSOO I- Mrs.

Xongcope, WjdanjSwG: 1 S. Longcopo, bhis city, died to-day. illness. The Hon. H.

F. FishBr, accompanied by his wife, went to New 1 Orleans by last night's train to snend two 'm three weeks with relatives in that city. Nathan Sam wehfc East yesterday, and will spend the sanuiifcr with her mother in Philadelphia and 1 visiting localities of in terest The Eev. Homer SI" Thrall is in the city today, and is engaged now material orithe book hu proposes to itvrite, and which- entitled the Life aud Times of Geiiepil SamlHoustuuj nly ca)tcs disposed of 211 the Criminal Court to-day were three canos against CharL Hasselmeyerifor theft of In one caso defendant was given seven years, and in thi other twip fiva, years each, making in all seventeen yaurs servitude. The Smith, tried yesterday in tiia Criminal Court for the murder of Wm Moore, was given five years in the penitentiary or verdict oil'the jury.

B. Oloott, for the-past nine years chief engineer and land agent of tha Texas and New Orleans railroad, hus tendered his resignation, to take effect July 1. Mr. Olcott resigns to engage in other business. This evening about 6 o'clock a man named Jim Montgoineryj-'a stronger in the city, wenl toathe-satoon opposite the T3utchins house, on Franklin street, and commecced.raisiug a disturbance by using loud and profane, language.

He was ordered out by. Mr. 'John Gates, the saloonJceepar, but refused to. go, whereupon Mr. Gates attempted to put him out, wheii'he draw a knife and cut Gates in the left arm and breast in five difforent places.

woundfe are painful, but not serious. Montgomery wai immediately arrested by Deputy Marshal Glass and locked up. The loss by fire at Joseph A. Swoeny paint store has been adiustud at $2200. Mr.

Job a Morris, the sheriff of Liberty county, is in the city Festivals $ro' being given to-night both by the First Presbyterian church, and the Fifth ward Methodist church, the latter.tor the'pur- posa of c-rectiug a church building for the Methodist? in tha Fifth ward. SO jnETORTOAIj SOOtKTY. Another' of the 'Houston branch of the Southern 'Historical society was lieUl to-nteht at the CapitoVhotel. The attendance was better than lust ufpht, Tue matting was addressed afcain by General representing the The Committee on Permanent Organization reported the fbUowlns'omcers: For president, Chas. Btowort; first vico-prosident, W.

B. Uotts; second vice-presidont, W. D. Cleveland; third vioe-presl- J. H.

Blnlce; fourth vice-president, A. b. Klchardsou; fifth vice-president, F. Weoms- sixth vlco-proaldont, Waldo; seventh vice-president, A. H.

Swanson; eighth vice-president, Qus- Uve Cook, ninth vIcD-presHeut, Hutchluson 1 tenth vlce-preslaent, E. P. Hill; eleventh vice-president, F. A. Bice; twelfth vloe-prcsWont, Botta; correBpondiner secretarv, J.

Qlrardoau; recording seoi'etary, B. It. Khjln; treasurer, B. A. Shepherd.

Executive Committee--Bobt. Burues, B. K. Blcllhenny, G. Porter, B.

Hutherford. p. Stuart, W. H. Crank, Wm.

Christian, T. Elch, M. Looscan, C. O. Wigffln, T.

Noyes, T. U. Lubbock. L. Harde.

The report was adopted and tho Hon. Charles Stewart took the chair. On raotIon3Df-Dr. G. A.

McBonell, T. U. Lubboclr, .1, W. S. Cotton.

E. P. Tumor, 8. O. Thupson, Robert Burns and Sam Allen were ap- pointud'a.

Committee on Membership. The Executive Commlttee.wos authorized to prepare a constitution and by-laws. 'The chair wns. authorized bv motion to apwoinca committee whoso business ID shall be tn secure historical data. The followincr new members vrei'e enrolled: Louis Haruo, J.

Burroughs, W. J. -HuWbins, H. Crank, Charl Stewart B. O.

Cotton, W. A. Albartson, I). P. Sbepperd, C.

O. Thomas, L. T. Botto, K. J.

Thackor, Holiert Brewster, J. W. Daniels, CaiTinglon, 1H. Hall, L. M.

Kloli, H. Sclierulus, A. McDohali, S. 'Walter, Sam Alien. B.

C. Simpson, Frank A. Rbthenstein, William Cum- niiiiEa, E'F. Grav. Cyrus S.

Oberly, L. T. Noys, G. J. Ciooeli, S.

A. McAshiim, S. Taltiaferro, G. W. KIdd, T.

Hoenn, W. H. Lloyd. William Christian, S. P.

Christian. D. W. C. Dunn, W.

A. S. Havniti. Thomas Bond, M. Looscan, A.

L. Steele, 1'. Turner, A. AVhitaker. Tlio'menr-no.

adjourned subject to tha coll of the chair, DAI.E.A.S. Important Xiand Suit--Intorvio-wr -with Colonel Hlurray Sireet Paving-Base Ball--foundry Burned. Tolecram.to Tbe News.1 DALUIS, Juno of tho most important land suits over filed in aTaxos court has within tho past week been made a record at Austin, General Georgo TV. Russ, formerly adjutant- general of Indiana, now a citizen of Dallas, and engaged 'in -the tynd and stock business, has filod suit in Travis county against Count Joseph Tslfenar, of Italy, president of the New "5Tork, Texas and Mexican railway, and scn-in- law of Bonanza JIackay. The plaintiff has secured Hon.

John Hancock and General Shelby as attorneys, who to-day by telegraph notified General Ixuss and Colonel Pointer, his partner, that informttion lias been received to. the effect that service had been mode on Count- Telfener, now in New York, also that tho count had just left for Mexico. The papers are returnable to tho October term of tho Travis. County District Court The plaintiffs in the suit allege as follows: Russ sold Telfener on November 1SS2. About 3,250,000 acres of grazing: lands in ET Paso couury for SO cents per acre, for accord- to written contract, payment was to be made by November It is further alleged that Telfoner failed to meet tion, for which alleged violation of contract Russ and Pointer bring suit to recover the sum of $400,000, TVben Telfner made the purchase lie was laying plans--so it is learned from newspapers--for a giRontie stock ranch, or set tha production'A cattle, 'He' "ft'as associaClftg-with iim in this worthv enterprise 1 several capitalists of Europe.

Tlie intention was to organize line of steamers in connection with the ranches and supply markets with Texas meats. There is no positive information at hand that he has or has not abandoned this splendid project. The lands involved in the suit were filed on at 50 cents per acre by General Russ and partner. Colonel T. H.

Murray, of McKmney, is in the city, passing through on a busiuss trip. lu- cidentaily he distributes circulars aud speaks a word, for the reunion of ax-Confederates at MeKiuney, August 7 and in- the success which event he is deeply interested. Passing Torn a discussion of tho good prospects of the reunion, which ha gives assurance of, your correspondent asked him if he could or would ihrow auy ligbt ou the reports that the gov- would name him as State engineer? To which he replied: "I mve no information on the subject. assure vou that, while appreciating such an ionor, I would hesitate to accept such a difii- cult position. Under the law the duties conscientiously, faithfully and thoroughly per- 'orined, as Governor Ireland or any other good would expect, would exact extra-.

ordinary application and faithfulness to both the people. FORT -woaaTH. Street Court MCatters--Inter viowr with XXon- A- J. Chambers Upon OonatitirtionaX System Hospital. Toleeram to Tho Juna streofc-paving to-day to work on Haiu street.

Weatherford street Is DOW being Jaid with stone. A few bushels of new -wheat have ben received and sold at 80 and 00 cents. Mar.EIsor and Mrs, General Byrnes were married this morning and left at once for Lampasas Springs, and thence to Galvcston, on a briaal tour. Four immense cases Of firo-works, weighing 600 pounds, received from New York today for the 4th of July celobratfon. The'jury in the case of Bon Davidson, charged with forgery, brought In a verdict of guilty, and fixed his punishment at two years iu the Ike charged with burglary, was acquitted.

Hon. A. J. of tho Houso of Representatives from this was interviewed by THK NEWS representative on the subject of the constitutional amendments to bo voted on on the 3d of nert August. Mr.

has spoken soveral times in this county on this subject, his lost speech having been made at Smithfleld, and he intends to mako eight or ten more epeeches in different parts of the county. The appointments already wade are as follows: leagues Wells, 1 1 July Keller, 7th; Bonbroolc, 14th. will speak at Decatur on the 2d.proximo, at the commencement of the normal institute at that place, addressing himself particularly to the school amendmout and tho school fund Ha says this county. to tho school investment amendment. is almost tmnnimously in favor of tho ocloptieh of the amendments and will, poll a fair vote.

The future prosperity of this wholo coiiotry, ho said, depended largely upon the adoption of these and in reply to tho request to give h.is views on-'tho importance of each of 'the amendments, said: The" amendments to sections 'i and 0, article .7, on the investment of the school fund, is very important in many re-. spects. TJnder the present limitation in tbe the investment in United States or State bonds is impracticable. These bonds are too high in value, and the interest is vory low, and many years would elapse before an interest could be obtained if the premium was refunded to tbe fund. "We need the interest on thisfundnow fur the public schools.

The school fund in tho treasury amounts and it is in the present sbapa useless trash, Besides we are ourselves a great injustice ia withdrawing from circulation this vast sum of money now daily increasing from the sale of school lands. This fund in money now on hand far all the actual banking capital of the State, aud if we don't provide some mode of invesimtmt of this fund soon all the circulating medium of the State "will be in the.treasurjr. This fund, if properly invested mthin the limits of our State, wilTlargely increase tbo circulating medium, will molio money more abundant, enhance the value of property, reduce interest rates and build up new and needed enterprises in tho country, besides largely educate our children. "WTmt about section article 7, and changes proposed? The present limit restricts to one-fourth of the general revenue for on available school fund, which, the interest from the'por- fund and other sources, does not give us the scholastic period in ifa'ti year as long as is demanded by the people, because the public fund now is just sufficient to completely de- strov and kill all the private schools in the State, and at tbe game time of itself was not sufficient to support the public schools. The change proposed provides that in place of one- fourth of the revenue--which is cents on tho $100--that a direct tax for schools be levied not to exceed 30 cents on the $100, until from all sources the schools can bo run for a period of sbz months.

Then it can be reduced by tbe legislature to an amount less than 20 ceuts. This change, with the investment of the three millions on naud, and with four millions already iu bonds and tbo interest on tbe 3and soles will give us, for six months, good permanent free schools for our children under the control of tho State, and this length of time as believed to be a time as long as tho State should, at present, give public education. When'the present age is increased from eight to eighteen years of age, which can and should ie done, the amendment further provides ihm; if any community or district wishes to supplement the State tax for tho purpose of extending the time over six months and to auild school-houses it can do so by two-thirds of property ers io said districts voting for said tax. By this latter clause districts can be able to borrow from the State school fund a sum sufficient to build and equip a first-class, ermanent school-houses all over the land, just' uch houses as we find all over ind the Northern States, where the districts borrow the public permanent rate of -which per cent, goes "to their "'own children in the available fund for educational rarposes. Besides, lihis will scatter all over he State and among: the whole people theso vast millions of our.fuud as a circulating medium, and onr people, with this three millions and the constantly increasing sales of land, vill prevent aoy serious disaster from panic, Wnat is the next important amendment? Under the present limit, the State tax can iot exceed 50 ceuts on the $100, and the county tax can not exceed half the State tax.

By the amendment years, was drowned while Ijatblng in tho Trinity river, this evening. It, is learned to-night tliali on ofliccr from Now Mexico passed through to-ilay, an route for Austin, with a rdquislUou fnr Mjo arrest of T. J. Conrtright, a deputy United States marshal, charged'with killing a of Mexican about two montlis ago, while ho was in tbo employ of. a mining company, near Albuquerque.

Courtright lives in this county, where lie is very popular, and IDS friends vow that be shall not; be bacU. tf. New Mexico, as the Mexicans would I him as soou as he crossed the border. Coui-fc- rigut says himself that ne will not be talitn, and from present indications ifc will bo healthy for any man or set of men to try rx take him, as be and his largo coterie of frieuds are fully alivo to his danger and will resist to the bitter end. It is said there is a reward of 51000 for him and Mclutire, his partner.

Courtright was city marshal hero for Tour years and has tho S3'mpathy of tlie community in his trouble. ATTSTIIT. Taxing Masonic Buildine-s---Capitol Matters--Trouble Teleirram to Tho AUSTIN, June S. S. Thompson, principal of Bryan Normal school, having resigned.

Professor McGuini was appointed in her place, but ProfeBfor Pitman, principal ol tuu Normal school at Brenuum, places Professor McGuiro. Collector Chatham, of county, made his annual settlement of taxes colleclud and paid in a balance of some to-day; In response to an application for his opiu ion the attorney-general advises that the Masonic fraternity not nil institution of purely charity, and that the property owned by it, ar, Houston, is not emmpt fixtffl taxation. This accords with tha ruling of McJjeary, when nfi tbe same tf me ho was master of Uio Masons The secretary of the capibol board ia preparing tho contract for the construction of the State sewer, conditionally awarded to W. B. Brush, upon tbe asumption that tbe City 'Council would grant tho right of way at the next meeting, or that tha work will go on under the right of way previously granted to Brash.

Somebody inquires of tha governor.every day if ha has appointed tha state railroad engineer. Ho replies suavely that tho proper man has not vet been obtained, or words txj that effect. Possibly ho thinks it tiiio that the chief man of tho railway lobby proposed the bill that became a law, aud that it. is no- cessarj' to avoid the cppoiutment of another railway inan, who would be likely.to stifle what little vitality tbero is in the enactment. A letter was received at the adjutantgeu- eral's ofllce from Lieutenant Smith, at Llano, with a squad of enforce peace during the sitting of tho District Court.

Ho was ordered bo remain ten days, and tho court will be in session four weeks. There ave. over 100 criminal cas5S on the docket, seven being in- djetmonts for murder. To try these, social venires summoning 400 jmyinen have been Wired. Ho thinks, as the friends of tha different parties are tbero armed, going about iu bunches of ten or more, and.

a bitter feeling exists between them, tbe raugers are necessary for tbo whole term. He says jurors and witnesses will Mot feel safe to go ou the jury or ou the witness stand unless protected by the presence of Sljita troops. Tho town, bo says, is crowded with a hard-lo'okinc set of men who go about with lanre cartridge belts buckled oc Ahem, circulating from siiloon to saloon, ia squads. Civil officers and the judge wish tbo rangers to stay. In the absence of the adjutant-general the chief clarlr will probably order tbem to remain.

Mr. J. A. Nagle, well known in Galveston. has lost bis little son Joseph, who was interred yesterday.

The Sigrhor Courts. AUSTIX, June Court of Appeals of firmed: McFall vs. city of Austin, from Travis county: Leader vs. city of Austin, from Tiavis county; Fitzbugh vs" GauPe, from Dallas couuty; Williams vs. tho State, from Atascosa county.

Reversed aud White vs. the I have no reason to am satisfied, as tho roads nm expect appointment. -suggest, that tho governor will consider appointment with a due estimate of its gravity. J. ar.

Harry will pare Elm street and street to Syctimore street, under contract with the city at the rate SI S3 per square yard for completed pavement. The leng'u of proposed pavement feet, tmd will cost about $36,000. The expense is taxed four- ifths against property-owners benefited and -ue-fifth against tho city. The work starts at ouce and is to be completed by September 15, 1883, of $10,000 being entered into. Honorary members of thu Dallas Base Ball association to-day generously came forward vitli voluntary subscriptions to purchase ten uniforms for the Trinity nine.

At tho grounds of the Jockey club course tho club is fixing first-class accominoda- joas improvements are on ooc to cross-bats this season with Fort "Worth, aoison and other very anxious nines. Duffy Son-s foundry and repair shops, valued at about $2000, TTOS a total loss by lire o-night. From tho time the alarm was first somidod till the fire engines were in shape or using -water was twenty-two iniuntes. Another patout says a leadiug insurance to-night, ia favor of a fire-alarm -tum. By tboloss of the shops Dulfy Son nffer to the amount of $3000 contract work band and whiub they are nuabio to fulfill.

Vo insurance on building. Court Iffiattors-- Suit Decided. Teleffi-ani to The HAVASOTA, June The term of the Dis- Court at Anderson is drawing to a close. For tho lost threo clays the case of Alinira S. United vs.

tho Houston and Texas Central Itdhviiy company has been on trial. Messrs. iIcDonnld Ksivchum were for the. aud JuJgo of Houston, for the This case presented a novel foa- ure. Tho plaintiff received-injuries by an ac- irleut iu a ruu-olt'in the lafili, when a Eis.sen.cer between Navasota and Heuipstead.

Her suit; lor $20,000 damages, was filed on the i November, 1SSO, and she alleged haft sho was only four years old at tho time; hat she wu.i borii oa the ISch day of Novem- ier IS'iS, within tha. bar of limitations by two ays only. Tbe defense pleaded the statute of imitations, and sustained it by voluminous videnco. The jury returned a verdict for tho aihvay company. Hydrophobia-- Court Blatters, Etc.

Telezram MARSHALL, June A case of hydrophobia as developed' in this county In tho "last few ays, the patient being a negro boy on the lantatibn of- Clint. Rain, eight miles southeast town. Tlie mother of the boy says aho does ot know of his avnr having been bitten by a og or other rabid animal, but symptoms of le disease are strongly presented- -He has made several attempts to bite Rain. and In the District Court nothing is doing, Judge leaty riot-attorney to to Lougview, and tho dis- Carthago, where he was mar, led thismorninc. There have been convic- ons in six penitentiary.cases this term.

A break in, tho machinery has stopped, 'the co factory, find the city is entirely out of ice, the great auncyancc of the public. VTfSJSSt. Dispatcher's Death. Teles-ram, to Tho NeTrs.1 Mr. SamM.

Fields, of Gal- vening, Rev. D. R. JEatterson-Sfllciatuig. An our later they took tho Missouri Pacific train oi-St Louis'and tho.

North. Quite, a. large, umber of friends gathered at the station to ongratulate and bid W. B. Sellers, ispatcbor, died.hsre last night, supposed to from -the of an overdose of morphine.

16 was laid away the tare by and tender hands. iroposed the State shall not -iceed So cents, and the county tax can not ex- ced 35cents, and there may be levied, if ueed- a sum not to exceed 15 cents for the work- ng of roads aud building of bridges. Under he old law the counties could not keep on ven 15 cents, tbe half of the present State unit of 30 cents, and the State is now obliged try not less than SO cents or ruin tho counties financially, and in so doing bos a largo surplus of money in the treasury of the State not needed for an economic administration of the State government. The road and bridge tax is not intended to do away with the working of the roads by labor, bnt simply to assist it and have a fund for bridges, and procuring right of way for roads, building; material for culverts, etc. What other amendment is proposed? The County Courts now are obliged to hold eighteen terms a year for County Court purposes.

This is expensive and- useless. In small counties the amendment proposes to have not less than four terms a year, and as many others as the Couuty Coinmisloners may designate. Chambers concluded by; saj-iug bo thought it was the duty of each member of tho 'legislature'to present this matter to constituents so that thf-y could vote intelli- upon it. The following is part of the circular issued by Talmage in regard to the proposed hospital for the Goitd system: It has been decided to establish hospital at Fort Worth, Texas, for the benefit of the officers and em- ployes of the line of i.iis system in Texas and Louisiana, The duties:) oflDr. F.

W. Jackson, as surgeoiijfcare hereby extended to include these lines. He will have charge of the hospital and the appointment of its officers. All arrangements made with local surgeons dn tha lines named will be made under ais direction and supervision. A.

A. TALMAGE. General Transportation Manager. A notice to employes is given that from aud after July 1. 1SS3, a deduction of 50 ceuts per month -will be made on the pay rolls from tha pay of each employe whose pay for a month amounts to as much as $5(J or more, and a similar deduction of 35 cents per mouth will be made from tbe pay of all other employes.

The following are the rules govern the hospital: Any employe who may be injured or taken sick shall bo entitled to admission to ttio hospital upon presentation of a certificate, signed by his or her foreman, nnd approved by the head of tbut department of the company's service. Patients received at the hospital will bo provided- by tbe institution, with every thing necessary to their careful and. comfortable treatment so long as they continue to obey the rules established for their protection and require the professional services of a surgeon or physician; provided, however, such term docs not exceed in duration the period of services.as a company employe. After the establishment of fcue foremen "will procure blank admission certificates from the heads of their respective departments for issue when necessary to their men, and will seo that they are properly signed and approved before being delivered. Any employe receiving a certificate ned and approved as above, to receive from tbe head of State, from Wise county: Dyson vs.

the State, from Orango county: Dumas vs. tbo JState, from Smith conuty. Reversed and dismissed: Pratber vs. the State, from Bosoue couuty. Submitted ou briefs for tho State: Hogan vs.

the State, from SliJani eouijtv; Houstco vs. tbeStaie, from Mifam county: Sutton vs. the State, from Bexar county; Garcia vs. the State, from Besar couuty; McDonald vs. the State, from Wise county; Goday vs.

the State-, from Atascosa county. Submitted on briefs for both parties: Basca vs. tbe State, from Gundaloupe county; Hernandez vs. the State, from Bexar county: Scarborough vs. the State, from Enstlaud county; Cage and Parks, vs.

the State, Irotu Erath comity. The- Court of Appeals will adjourn on "Ztlh- instant. 1 The Court will, adjourn c'n this 30th. Brutally Granted KTew Telegram to Tua Xews.1 Juno from t-he upper end of this county, near Lasater, judi- cate that a lady there thiseveiuog; was brutally ravished by some negroes undoij circumstances of peculiar atrocity. The information received here is to tbe effect that she was securely tied by tbem with.

after which they accom- pAied their purpose. The awful situation only discovered on her husband's' return from the field, when he found her still bound. Great excitement prevails iu. the neighborhood and the citizens there are. in pursuit.

Sheriff Wright has sent several officers to the scene to assist in the capture. The names of the negroes are not known, and that of the lady here is withheld for tho present for accurate evidence. Judge Bates to-day granted Travfe TJrqabart a new trial. Ee was charged-with killing J'at Matthews last August and convicted of murder iu tbe second degree with thirteen years in the penitentiary. This cnso excited uncommon interest and much prejudice agnius-t him prevails.

Over 500 men were posstui upon in an effort; to secure a jury. The weather is extremely hot. ANT02TCO. Assessments aaisod--Vaido --Court JSoutbncos-- -Sch'jlatatic Coa- KUS-- lunatic Aoyinm-- Criai- I linal XTotoe--jin Unpopular Ordinance ANTOKIO, Juno 20. lleports fwn d'Hanis oreio Die cn-i-el; three tnoc badly injured in.

a triangular encounter with Icnsvcs -razori in that place Kquaii'zntion Imvo so far increased to tuc amount ot in avoT. of tho county, and ft JR etiolated that tho rcvisiaa, svbeu win ejxvxsd Mrs. Lizzie Mat-t-bftw-s, assistant i'j t-be publio high fcchopj. of this city, has accepted tbe of lirsD lady principal of the Gainesville public at milnry of $7000 per annum. Din-ins flglit jit tho emancipation ball last night, Mcirla ifowiird was knocked aowTXfliirt 1 trrimplod upon bv tbo stampeded dancers.

She was removed from thohaU in a swoon, uerbip IxMup; broken. An aliepcrdfrnuduleut horse transaction lea to an altercation btwoen un Engliwli newspaper man and tbe accused, which cudeJ ia' nowkpo.piir kiiigbt gi.vinglhcotber severa- cowhidiug tifid in recovering the horse. A. tbo nun-its of tho dude, tin- broiling two local newspaper men into mis- understuiiUms, they mot this morning and squared' by resorting to thi manly- art, to tbo hurt, of tho oreau ol a.tid tliodisgutt ibn dudes, who had lookod ward to a tu the mi.w oS tbe code. Mre.

Jail's H. French met with a painful accident by falling a trap-door, tho cJUs'oection of aer ankle. Julian Castillo. Ward aud Caiob were convicted Ijorse-thieving in the Court to-drsy. Tio former was sentxinced to six yearsm the and tbeotbcr'two, each, five years Ju saino EayiicuUoa.

A letter Uas received by County Jtidgo Mason from' thi of tiicj United 8tatea iu regard to. Uift amount dufl Bwzar county unctftr tho rogiide for feeoMus prisouonj, stiktiuR tua: tha debt will be settled. Tiie cTaiu: amounts to about J1300. Tho apsawors' report of tbo scholastic: population of tug liounty jilttces tho total 3003, which is iess thaa iastj year. The report does not the scbostfc pcpulatioo of San Antonio.

Tlie tytal RUinber of white child-. ren betwcr tbf: ages of. 3 aud IS who can read is 345 out of MSI, 'and .33 colored (diild between the S'lme ages out of -SS. cna- meration -is tboupbt' tc. be faulty, especially in, tbe total uumbsrof colored children, which is given as It is e-i-timaUid by parties who proftiss to Iniow tho total is'mora 'tliou double the i.mml)or reported.

The Lunatic 1 asylum is a fixod fact. Tho report of tbo Committed rccoromcndiuj City of Iiaredo Enjoined, Stc. TeK-smiri to The Xuws.1 COKPUS CBKISTI, June Mr. A. H.

Wius- low, attorney for the Tezias-Mc-xicau railway, cauio in from Laredo to-day on a sppcial, aud weut before Judge J. C. Russell aud applied for an injunction agaiust tho authorities of tha city of Laredo, restraining them from demolishing a part of the structure in tha city known as the Union depot tool-house. The injunction was granted aud Mr. Winslow returned this evening.

Tho city of Laredo donated a block for the purpose of a union depot, and as none has been built, they ordered tbe tool-bouse on tho ground donated for that purpose to be demolished, hence the injunction. Mr. W. A. Carter, ot Pearsull, has been iu the citv during t.he past two dnys, conferring with oilicers of the Nucces 7 alley rood about goiug to that point.

He- came on the part of citizens of Eeorsull, aud makes offers amounting to nearly $100,000. Mr. F. "VW Baldwin, train dispatcher of tbo Mexican National railway, accompanied by his wife, is city. Emancipation day.

duly celebrated yesterday by tho colored people nra most-orderly manner. Railroad of dfeabilitj-, signed and will be entitled his department a free pass to the hospital from any point on the line of the company. Sick or injured employes inav be furnished with informal certificates from their foreman, nnd sent to the hospital without waiting for the customary, approv.il, when the nature of the- dlsabilit-y is such that delay is deemed imprudent or dangerous. Injuries received while engaged in fights or brawls, chronic drunkenness contracted prior to entering the company's service, mania a potu, veneral diseases or auy disability arising from vicious practices will not bo treated at the hospital expanse. The use of the telegraph line beins free for such service, all employes are notified -that no bills for'medioine or surgical or drugs will be pcrtd out of the hospital fund the same' bo first authorized by the surgeou iu charge of tho hospital.

Mayor Smith said to-day that THE NEWS representative had been misinformed relative to the motive actuating the City Council in establishing a normal school in Fort Worth, aud as far 'as this city and county are concerned, there is no conflict with the. State normal school to be established at Decatur. Teachers taking part in the Decatur school will not be denied employment on that account. The orgufliaatipu of a normal school in- Fort Worth origin in tho City Council, and was determined on solely to beue- fit and perfect the schools of Fort Worth aud Tarrant connty. In the District Court, tho State vs.

John Roe, charged with theft of a. bale of cotton, was continued; tbe vs. William Scott, burglary, death of defendaut suggested aud cause abated; tho State vs. Henry Dillingham, assault tomurdor, nolle pros; State vs. Al.

Hickp, assault to murder, continued; State vs. L. O. F.oudville, forgery, continued; State vs. TV.

forgery, nolle pros. State vs. William Suehun, horse-stealing, on trial. The grand -returned into open court sloven bUlo of indictments, tou felonies; oho A negro boy named Jack Wood, iijjed twelve PALESTINE, June was received to-day at ihe ifiislaiftioiial railway headquarters bere, ifsuufl from tho executive office of the. Gould system, Louis, directing Jas, Herrin, superintendent the International, to take chargt? of tile Trinity and Sabino railroad, to be run hereafter under his control.

This is tbo road running 'through tho longleaf pineries of Eastern Hussell Harding, who superintended tbo construction of that road, is assigned to duty ns resident engineer uf tho international nnd branches. Mr. Harding, whi- is well and favorably- known bere, wi31 bo heartily welcomed to his new duties at Palestine. G-IPPIBfSS. and Killed.

(Special TL-lesona ioTJut GlnBlNGS, June The weather is bot and dry; crops standing i-t very well thus far. Yesterday, in Luo liounty, six miles north of this place, ou the farm of David Hccrk, ouo Dave Jemniison wus kiiied )y nnit DCS- negro, whose name is George TiilT, It is thought Lhut Toff sliot ill selC-delcnro. An immcst was held and tho ve'-dict was tbut tbn cumo to bis death by a gun-shot in Jol't shoulder and brenst from a sun' in the hands of Georgo Tuff. Taft" is in jail. OS.ASTGE.

Quarantine i to Tim ORAKGK, July Tho City Council met yesterday and passed the 'Whereas small-pox has spread in Beaumont, a'-id persons havo visited those infeuied, aud there is great danger of its. becoming spread to. our town unless are taken; therefore, be it Resolved, that a rigid quarantine bo inndo against thiitnll persona stoppiuc; in Beaniout be quarantined fifteen days. Telephone Crops. Tcleeriim to Tlia DBSTON, Juuo Tho telephone lino from Dallas to this place wus completed this evening; and is in good working pomlitiou.

The crops iu Denton county, of all kinds, are- very line. Business good. Weather hoU tbe levy of taz of ten ceuts on the dollars wjis by the City Council The tax will yield net per and Is to bo continued ia force uutill $30,006 is raised, which amouiat is to iitf expended oa a buildiag for tho aecornruodation of the Juanticss and poor of tbo coumy. Building is be commenced next year, upon the collection of tbe 1icst. aad coxBplet4d as as possible, with due to the time necessary for tho settling oi! i foundation.

Tae city Is to take control of the erection aud oquiprnent of the building iy of the citv bv cpuutv- The debt tbe sale of school lauds graiited.tta Bexar municipality by tb.e Mexican government, county authorities claimed that fcho cmnicir jdlity, ut ttio tinw of 1 the prajit, included OGixnty. conflicting claims wero compromised, eight or ten years ago, by tho city agreeing t-a erect a $30,000 building for hospital and otflcr purposes. The city lauv- ug failed to curry oufc tbis agreementtnecouu- tv instituted feuit ami obbajuod judgment-for the full amount about two years ago. Thus matter rento3 uuiil recently, when judgment claim was vitalized' throngb ttieefr of County Judge Mason. A conference conimvttec, ivrircseutiusr- county aad city, net last weeii'at which action was hod result- the lory of tha tax necessary tc raise tfce amount required for the construction of tbe builUinjr, aud tbus satisfy tbe judgment of tbo jurt in tbe "Wood aud GUlcspic.

who tvcrp sentenced to a fivo yea re iu the peuiumliarv. were tfce wlio to take Henry Baylors iife wLiSf be bad. tbym arrest. It will bo nuuciiibercti'tbat' Baylor shot off. WootTa eft baud iu orJor to save his Life.

"Wood UAV- ng seized Tt'iwclnistt'r rifle to kill Uiui. A Rang of borse-thieves, beaded by Robert and ilanuei arrestod in Atasoosc, countv. These have boen boldest and most succcssfixl thiON'frs opera ting: 311 tbis viciui- Tboy were IJora and raised Tbcir ritherwas ibo penitentiary last horje-swaiinjjv Soveral hoi'ess stolon from an this tvero i the sioii Sf" Oift'pauu at tae'lTcae rSl tlToB- arrest; The City Council at its ir.eetins yestenlerr a uscotlYavJs tfir religious os 3urposos. A.ii' aour of resolution park i olice to order out of the park Indies of tbo Solfidd Street Mctbodist Ssisndfiy-scLooI, who bad asseniblcd rero' to have an eater tain men which lihey had bwn at much labor aud expense to prejwre, A considerable loss was tailed 011 iJii? and tLo hasty ncUun has arousetl. sympathy oE tho community in t-Uo lose disappttintnjent ol tbo and compients not credftaUo to the citv autiontiek iuduljred in.

It understood t-htj iiieuibejis cf tbo ehareharet-o bring on ncvion to teat the validity of the ae- tion of council tbo premises, on ground that the park was dedicated to tbe uso of tbo public, i-bn- part of is vade up of respoctubie religious Tho suspicion the action was tbo of tiie city railways to force all gaibiug at tiiu Pedro park jou tbo uortbwestevH of tbe city limits is punctured by fact; that tho manager oC the svstern is a zuember of tbe City Council and wns the TOOPC active saomtwr against too passage of rtrjo Snstamento TeJecram to The Kexrl LAKEDO, Juaa 20. Tho hoisting 'thacbinery at tho lower Hunt coaJ mine was successfaUj' started yesterdny, andnow'cosl is being lioisted from tbe sncoud vojnof coal, aad-by July liho third aud lowest vain, Sve feat, thick and. 213 feet below thi surface, will be opened, and it claimed Ibis coal is to any in ths United States as a cookiug coal. and 'General geueral nfanager. a Colonel Lister, superiutendmit, OJ' National rail-fray, returned yosiorday troux Sajtallo and are very reticent concerning; recent troubled at.

Bustaracnte. Geaci'al Gardner snvs lie has (jroat confldenco ia tbs hiyherautlioriues to to do justice in tbe recent troubles the railroad tho local autbc-vitiesat Bustaisicnte toe ai-rost of ra'Uroad ofilciois mid of trains about tho killing; of tho Moxican SancbeK at t-bal, place. fullpiirtJcularsoC havo already l.olcjjra])lieJ tc this The strhedulo en tbo Texas-aiosican railrosd has been cba'ngoi! ogaSn to run between Lareda aiad Corpus Cbvti in ibe sy Liuia instead of at night, oi Saturday uight when a special train loaves Laredo for iba.6 Isiinclsj" night. The management tu-3 Merican National lias 0 a special schodale of font excursion trains between Laredo and Slocbsrcy, leaviug bero Eiaturylay nfglH 1 and rcUiruing niomliiir; -'iuo rouiiu trip for $.7 00. Lust uiRlft bnrglaj's tbo hardware jtoroof Wootlmnn lrw.

and stolo t350 of pistols and -knives. Sorgeunt KiKJitd 1 of tlie now stu- tionwJou lower lost-nigbt ID isi county. Ho rcporw Ihe ivfuurkatiljr quiot; H.D- Tim 10 Trom other to is peticeale one, cnuso by the tiaw i.tio" is in pi-ess be have of -tbo fairest Jaugbtei-s of that COUIJ'LA'. There is a perceptible sadness prevailing property owners ndjohainir streets roroittly ic-U bo Ri-nci-utl by tiio city sinco. they bavc jAArnett thit- ibev will bo ruqnii-ed to pay two- tliirds of the cxpcnsca iiii-nrrcd Tho repoit.w citrmnt to-aigbt- tliiit iciiu.Natioiml road cTonuniilf'3 tlio-groat mistake of Uiiiiwl Stitcs coiu- missionort-o olSiMally.

ixivesti- gato tho recent iroublw in thtK iiibiKofH- cial i i ibat. a United States lias, about tis much authority in M'isico as jusi icu of llio ptace uos in tbo Suji Coo.s-t of fttiitcs. Tho weather 1 is.oxtci'JJMjjly dry, butplaws- auti. Pall, Etc. McKlNXKV, Court-is now session trying CASIW on jury dwkot Tho criniiual docket is for July 5.

are lighter tuan usual. Richard the. Dallas bar, is iu Mwu on legal business. Eas.tis, of Colliri Conimituxis on'ihh uro. nakiug great efforts to liisva a gr.jtnd fbey '-ciiort-a m'ynbor of disU'Djj'ilshou gsutle- nou who to ie among th-em Oovwiior Ireland.

The pii-blUhcd from Dalian that Governor Iroi-md ivoiild nppoict Colonel rhonias M. Murrny, ot-this place, us railroad (COXTIKIJED-'OK S'OUHTE PAGKJ.