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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

In is altogether probable that some
OF the work in Austin laid out for
census enumsrators will be forgotten
1t is said that at least one of the city
enumerators has been in most for
gettul state for some days, and such
stages come over HIM go often that one
ward at lesst may not be enumerated.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

Baron de Lesseps' lecture on bis re.
turn to Paris was . remarkable one.
he used 8 magic lantern which ex-
hibited views Of everything from the
coast Of Panama to New York ferry
boat. do you dare to HINT" be
asked, shat the Panama canal route
runs through an unhealthy country
Look herep and he presented to the
audience dark-eyed, laughing beauty
"a Panama angel, whom one of the
B2ron's engineers had married. "Do
you think that an unhealthy country
can produce such beings as thisl" The
listeners spplAuded 70 the echo.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

THE Committee on Pacific Railways
drags a slow course towards anything
definite in the shape of continuing
land grants. Somehow it is not popu-
lar jusknsw at Washington to become
the partisan of these roads IN favor of
subsidies.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

II has been very generally state that
the Connecticut delegation to Uincin-
nati is unit for Tilden; but David A.
Wells, who is one of the delegates, has
written to friend, in South Caroline,
that his only object in gong to Gin
cnnat will be to do what he can to
secure the nomination of Senator Bay.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

THE Galveston board of health has
admitted schooner direct from Tam
pico, on the certificate of one man.
But 1t some time ago lappesred that
the board of health of Galveston was
reorganized for the purpose of keeping
trade lively during the yellow fever
seaeop
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

Tue action of the Supreme Court
directs the course that must be pur-
sued IN the qsso. soawanto case against
Mayor DEGREES. Il is remanded to
the District Court OF Travis county,
where it must be considered and dis
posed Of. In the meantime it is purely
judicial question, and sny discussion
concerning 1t should not be INDUCED
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

Hayes says no one need say second
term to hIp. He is quoted ss saying
that he would not accept the nomiua-
ton if it could be handed to him on
u silver salVer. Then there will be
no use inoffering IT to HIM.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

TREASURER LUBBOCK makes one Of
the most efficient officers that ever ad-
ministered affairs of state. He should
be renominated. as he deserves, with
out an expression of opposition.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

II is estimated chat 1900 wagons are
sold 10 Austin every year. Suppose
these were manufactured here, cut Of
native woods, instead of in Cincinnati
and st. Louis. at an average of $50
is would represent $3.50, 900.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

THE Grant men expect to control the
organization of the Chicago conven-
ton, and to defeat the unit rule. Hoar
OF Massachusetts, is spoken OF by them
as president OF the convention.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

Tom OcHLTREE has gone 10 Chicago
to watch Mr.. DAVIS and the other DEL
egates from Texas to see that they do
not go back on pledges the Texas con-
vention made TO Grant.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

MORE than 100, 600, OOO acres of VAL
liable Iands, aud more than 500, 000,-
600, principal and interest, have been
voted by Congress to railroad corpora
tions.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

GRANTS friends claim that the dele
gates elected to Chicago stand in adj
vance OF the meeting: Grant, 42O;
Blame, 1885; Sherman, 1902; Edmunds,
SO; Window 10.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

SENATOR CAMERON figures that the
Duke of America" has 410 votes, thin
y more than are required to make his
nomination certsin.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

IT is asserted that should Blaine cue
coed IN defeating Grant, the electoral
vote Of Illinois viii be given, without
q struggle, TO the Democratic candidate.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

THE Greenbackers Of Tennessee, in
state convention at Nashville, favored
Reputation of the state debt, except
ing about 50 600, 600,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

Tight shoes having been declared
: prolific source of bad eyesighb It il
suggested that this accounts for the re-
markable perception Of the bArefooted
boy.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

THE Eighth Cincinnati Industrial
Exposition. opens September 8, and
closes October Q.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

AUGUSTA aud Columbus, Georgia.
will soon run respectively $4,000 and
so, COO spindles.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

Illustrated Marriage Guide, $50 pages. cloth
and gilt binding, so cents; same in paper
covers, 3 cts. Manhood. 10 cents; Woman
hood. 10 cents; Pamphlet, s cents-securely
scaled, by hail Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
sl7 st. Charles Street, ST. Louis. No.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

Am now Mccoy aud his followers
would sacrifice Hon. w. Z. Holman on
the altar of Greenbsckism.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

MARRIAGE ! raassEns.
pLEHiATEEs. GUIDE.
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true to lie articles on the following subeess Who may
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Manhood womAnhood Physical decay. The effects OF
eebaey and excess Who should marry How life and hap
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and many more Those married lang marriage
should read it ought TO be read by all adult then
kept under lock and key Popular edition. above
but paper cover, go pages IS cts by mail in money
postage, Cheapest good guide in America
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03

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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-03
Miscellaneous.


authorized by the Commonwealth Of KY. and
Fsirest In the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
. QUESTION OF LEGAL Comfy.

MEASUREMENTS OF TWO TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
UNABLE TO SELECT THEIR ARnIrRAloRS'
business agreement was entered into some
time ago between the Direct mied states OADe Com
many Limited and The Dominion Telegraph Company
Of Canada winch provided that In case OF differences
each marty should appoint arbitrator IN Ae"-hork;
that within ten days after thls ppJintment these Two
srbtraors should select an umpire who should meet the
srbli.Ators In Newborn II eSer party should refuse
an arbitrator within the space OF ten days ater
notice the was to make tie appointment Ihe
award made 10 DC hnd ana conclusive aud shon'u
be made rule u Queens Beach. difficulty arose De-
tween the companies two months ago, and tue Dominion
Telegraph Company selected George g. Sampson as us
arbitrator: he Direct United states Cable Company
eabled that it chose Charles Da Costa but his com
mission did not arrive until July. In Sir. Da CistGs alb
sence from town his law firm made within the ten Gays
appointment which ratified by Mr. ia Cost"
on his return. Mr. Sampson replied thhV rs
Mr.. Da Costa had not acted within ten Gays
after notice he had selected Thomas J. Buckley IN his
place The Direct United States Cable Company songht
in the Supreme Court an injunction against the Do
minOn Company aud Messrs sampson and Buckley re-
ttrainiDg the defendants from proceeding with the ar
bratOn Justice Donohue, Chambers, denied the mo-
ton on the ground that the Court lad jurisdiction An
appeal argued before the General Term Yesterday
Counsel who appeared for the plaintiffs commended tha
the whole contest grew out of the intention Of the
defendants by techncaes and sharp practices TO OBJ.
tain tribunal Of their and 10 avoid fair arbitra-
'n that the ten days did not begin TO run unit! tue
arhratOrs acting in the arbitration" aud that
they had not yet begun act therein that the ten
cays named in the contract we're directory only and
thA Mr. d. Costa did refuse neglect 10 act; That
NV award made nv the pretended srbiraOrs would De
egnar on ne iaee aud although the result OF grossly
lhproper conduct upon the part OF the srbtrators
noell become a rule OF the Queens Bench that ire
talhuns bad no remedy except through the New York
snpftne Court. because Queens Bench had
over the arbitrator In New Yori. The ~ tic
80 'aon was In this state much as IN Grcnf Britain,
s ,ne Courts Of both countries bad concurrent juris
'suon IL would Ne great defect In the adnsinisira-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
nTCISIONS-IrLY %.

Superior Court-SDecial Tam-By Judge Barrett
The Union Dime savings Institution agL Clars et al
psinn pro posed case amendments OF defendant
Wino settled also plaintiff requests Tor urher nhunss
passed upOn u.
Common PleGs- Chambers-Bv Judge van hoesen.
IN mo matter will not sign the decree ~
uroe ID In tno matter Newman-RepOrt confirmed ana
der lawson sgt. Hogan-Order se'ur ana 81.
ff.e. Srt:ic Schmeng er-Oriers entered III e ma
Gray. matter o. skinner ana anoter III te
tor al pper Ia the Powers Thatcher aRt Al
mold Gan. agt Srauss-ADphcations granted IN te ma
ter 0f KOtek matter OF Flanagan Bren'no IT,
Smpson-~ee memoia gdum. In the matter OF ny mes-De
cree signed. Johnson Cuveri-Ba reduced 70 E'O"
Marine COurt-Gcnc Term - by JUICES III, III
Adam and awes.-Ciarke MATCHMAKING oAOoptlvlss
taken curing trial entiue the defendant to 'gs
ire iud gment WnCn will ordered with costs 'ur '
event. Render agt schalier-I order aDpealeu Holu
affirmed uuou the opinion ~ the special 1erm) JUICE -
Nv judges McAdam. GOepp and Haves.-l sIac AT inc
BOwery savings Bank-1 he Judgment appealed nom anIu
49, ..-...
Bv Judge Rawes.- Gardiner agt McWade-A ou9n aene
wi costs 70 abide the Dacey GE LONeDohl 81
sustained as yer fled Brady a0t JonosOfet OF "
% vacated Hitler agL BestMOuon granted or oepeuoe
10 1850 Fuller aGt MierhardtOTder 10 uc seoi S Ul
costs MsnheimOr WOOf-Oder settled am nea IN .llo
matter Cert-Defendant discharged Trey aR~ heCl%
Order signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
Rosg1yG 4 W1TCRM4KERS WINDoW

j. F. Jeanerett, a matchmaker. at No. SO Nassau
ST. had occasion 10 leave his shop for few minutes
on Saturday afternoon. He locked the door care
fully when he w away; when he returned ne
found il had been opened with false keys and that
eleven gold watches valued altogether at $500. mad
been stolen from the rack In the window. The case
was reported TO Inspector Byrues. whose men,
Reilly and King. found one OF the watches IN
pawnshop nj No Al Canal-st. lt had been pawned
nv David Godsteln. n ieweller az No. 161 DIVISION
ST.. who was promptly arrested He said that he
had bought the watches from Thomas eleven,
restaurant-keeper &C Worth and Chatham-sts
eleven was arrested at his house No. p Mulberry
St.. and claimed that he had received the watches
from stranger who gave him a commission Tor
were recovered the others had been melted ana
sold 10 a goldsmith IN East Broadway. Three gold
watches were found at Gleveens house owners
are wanted for them at Police headquarters, "HeIe
the prisoners are locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

TEACHERS ~ CONVENTION.

The eleventh annual convention of the German
English school teachers of the United States was
begun in the High School building at New
ark Wednesday morning. with a good attendance.
Professor w. s. Eckoff presided. The proceedings
were conducted IN the German language. Professor
Wagner, of Newark, delivered q lecture upon the
value Of calisthenics IN the public schools. Pro
fessOr +. BaTner, OF New-lork, lectured on ee-
mentaIv schools advocating four classes,
graded according TO ability, with one teacher
for each class There was "a discussion OF the sub
ircts treated in the lectures. Dr. Douai, OF New,
all said that he did not know of any school
where calisthenics formed part OF the regular
daily exercises in which contagious diseases nave
0aIued headway of any consequences. MI. Doer-
ninper OF Milwaukee, said that he was Obliged 70
onfess that most OF the teachers OF gymnastics ala
not know enough Of anatomy properly 10 tesch cai-
isIhenics. " ~, r r,;...,
nofi. lectrred upon drawing in the public schools.
He said that drawing as part OF the schOo sNhle III
was comparatively new. Until lately tue instruction
In this art consisted merely OF mechanical eoPFlue'
without teaching the children the reason or ths ex,
ere Sc But recently all educational periodicals. had
devoted considerable space to instructions IN draw
ug. and the great Increase OF tIaues anu mus. g,
lad had mighty influence on the develo}ment OF
this very important branch OF instruction.
Mr.. FicE spoke OF the steps taken by Ger
many and other European nations In thls
direction and said that tins branch OF study wa
first made obligatory IN Massachusetts III ls|O; ~
New-York in 1874 and 1870. But CINCINNATI and
other Eastern CITIES had preceded them The greatest
progress had been made IN France where Do PCT CEN
nf ali scholars were instructed in DRAWING troeDe
has fully recOgn Zed tho Importance VI ara" hs' py
making IL the fundanental Da1is OF ms
kindergarten instruction. Color rhouhd also cut -
in this branch Of instruction. ESPECIALLY ia scnoo
for girls SO rs o. enable all tIsteiu'iF 10 hIa's'
household furniture ana dress. .
report of Committee on cpeTdHii oonoo' H. 80,
read aud discussed at considerable lenglh. IN tIl'
evening l.. H. Klemm, Of Cleveland; ieetuieu u
Apollo Hall on Old Truths IN New Dress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

acy. the Aslatc station. per stramer from san
CISCO on the I7tb of August Master c. Burnett hns
been detached from the Lgrkawa1na on the rrpor1nE
OF bis relief ordered 20 return home an ri ~,
arrival Master Il. +. Rnrhart has been detschru .ln
the Independence. ana ordered 10 the Lac
Passed Assistanf-SurgeOn Anlck has been uelaShv
from Temporary duty at the LEAGUE Island Navy fblu
and naced on waiting orders Cadet Mosnlfu,asun
Phiin r. Alger william rruxton Charles CaDaIi,es. ~
ward sim Ds,n Edward r. Leiucr. VI. n. Eyre Mlies y
Gorgas William ]. Maxwell, Franklin swift, ihSouoe
g. Dewey. Ambrose Cramer, John + luhey nnd yosfptn
Beae have been ordered 10 duy with the Asiatlc Squdu
ron per steamer OF August Il from San Francisco
Cadet Mdshipmcn Arthur x. H0uze. Pati1ck W nun
n1Con William II. WOolfersbrrgrr, Joseph II. hohi
bacher. Augustus n. MAYER and William H. Emerson
have been ordered TO the Pensacola on the Faeinc
Station , =
The flagship Tennessee sailed from Beaufort' :. -.
yesterday for Portland. Ne. The Cnited I 5tatss
steamer Vandalia and the United States steamer Mnne
sofa arrived at the CharestOwn Mass) Navy fard yes
ferdlV morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

lion of instice II there Jurisdiction In these
William Dorshemur. representing the defendants,
argued the Court did not have jurisdiction TO de-
eide in This suit MIR. Sampson could could
nor nppont Mr. Buckley because toe award was bv the
terms az tho agreement be made rule OF the Court
OF Queens Bench England, and that Court must OF
necessity having jurisdiction Of the whole case. decide
Mi the cideus. Tne interference OF this Court would
he ma great an mpernence would he the interference
OF the English Courts with arbitration under the
Law OF New-YOrK II the Court had iursd elton 10 in
terfere II would because the interference would ne
nugatOry II Mr.. Buckley not properly appointed
an arbitrator the award would be good for nothing. II
ne was well appointed and the award would be good In
England It would be breach of comfy for the New
YORK Supreme Court to prevent the award being made
Besides an Injunction would I've useless. for 10 would
SIMPLY be injunction against doing what would bc a
puillry when done. Mr. Buckley properly ap-
pointed IA co-erbtratOr The neglect OF MI Da Costa
To act within the ten days made II Mr. Simpsons duty To
appo % some Que. aud there pretense that MI
Buckley vas not proper person.
DsclsiOn was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
THE COURTS.
,sr,vc FOR A RECEIVER,


-, ,rsrrrr DoNoHCE IN TIE
iR6V"'-' -. run NEW PHILADELPHIA MINING
COMPANY. ..ord,v
r,stice Donohue, IN Cnah'oets y.
- % an argument for the appointments OF /" TO
hs'e"c" " -, ~ the People agans; the New PMia-
s.,an,a Mining Company. The action was oiouen'
eeip" -, r, ,arnl at the instance OF some stoch-
'ne rno couplapt asks for the appointment Vi
ho r6 a dissolution of the corporation ou NV
w.. - i,s insolyencv. The company was ors""-
H". ,e-e win 10000 shares at SO each' tne
J" llcges that all the shares were gwen 20 VIZ
e'f - s,,i,h for a certain mining properly III ~
80 Nevada on the condition tha' he sHo"1 -,
-. a trustee and treasurer MI sh'lh paI"
=. ooo sbares or this amount 10000 were so'u 's 40
49,, Cor q % share. and $1,000 shares a. -
ma'A' T.o sharcs now remaining in the hah"s
sn@0, many are claimed TO De Oh ~
% - The complaint AYERS further tNa'
VIC nortv which the trustees purch'sec 't'
VIZ nd the value OF which they irandHientS hAtv t
~ 200 600 v az lu reality worth o'! - 80 tuilv pa
rrrtised falsely that the stock was iu,S p,J
trustee ai,rv the capital stock mas never DeSn aa
W NJ ina; TIE trustees ale now Mr.
mp an. 80 frre interests O honl ne STOCK no s
aealns ' ,naid claim 81 81 900 against the c.'
en- -, n 20 claimed that we tlus ICES 80, OF
pay a. hnf 10 cash ANA the other ha.I ~ stoth %
by pa ~ nanny at par Ia opposition 10 lhr "a
pro'e' nes II The e0utcudng stockholders. Aney
pressed 80 prescnt schemes OF the trustees are
cislui 49, . ,,,e stock Will he rendered Yaueiess.
farrl' u,ts asked fhpt receiver should De appov'i
eonpiaar,t.ou dissolved aud an injunction sran'ou
pend.ng sets M that the company Is solvent In'
Flowed 10 sell certain property 10 lhe DO 80
mmii,i,c company can pay all OF Jus dtots Hu The
NJ H. NJ, tars- of tbe otner company remaining Ah
~e,t srf was begun, ~ l. alleged al Jue hs -
PW'oeus b Ward Who has acted contrary 10 u '
Li-.'.t NJ Inc conpanv and has circulated laise ~
~, concerning IL. Justice Donohu' festi "a u4a
me- an +hc motion Tor he appointment OF te' ~
IGbg t6bott Tor the Plaintiff Jonn h Parsons LOT Tue
de. traIut-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
sURETIES WHO MUST PAY.

Judge ShiDman yesterday handed down
decision In the United States Circuit Court tho matter
OF Anthony Degrief and Carl J. Triaccs. The defend
charged with destroying documentary eVi-
dence which might be used against them In suits
brought by the Government 10 recover duties on I'm
ported goods Pending trial they admitted to ball
George II. Kunoth and George Mosle becoming their
suretes on two bonds for 900 and 900 each The
principals failed to appear when called on and the
hondsmen were proceeded against. They set up as a
defence that the destruction OF documentary evidence
ment Judge SHIP al I'm his decision Overruled the
pleadings OF the defendant ald ordered that Judgment
should be entered N Dotn cases for the Onted etaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
CALENnAR, rHIs DAY.

SUPREME couRq-CuAAnxss- Donohne. IJo1rt open' ~
iO.3O A. m Calendar called AZ ~ n.Dsv Caienaa o.
81 2s 30 III H. lsO las $780, 1914 1919 2Vi 2oI 2o7 %I'
213, Z2j. go. 49,, z,--at+ II -
Court opens 1880 m.NOs4 80, 40, A. a. a." IA 10
az A.. so. 81 81, 49, 81, 90 ,o,o -
TRRA-Dononuc. J-COurt openS az AV'"o D. Ia
NOdav calendar. f-.,rr o,aps
Al m calendar called NJ p. Mo dav calenolt: ,
TRIAL TKRM-PARTs II and l1l-Adl0ufncO LOT INC teIl
COMMON PLKAs-CHA aBERs-Nan Hoesen J -Court Opon7
nj II a nm OJons viii be head at II o CLOCK.
EQUITY TFRM-AdiOuTped Tor the tern.
TrfAL TERM-PARTs and IIAdonrned LOT the Term "A
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TKRA-PARTs l. IL anu I11-Au
iOuined Tor the term - ,,.,-,oa for rba
GENERAL sEssioNs-PARr and ll'-AaJouEheu ioi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
auctlou Sales OF Real estate.

GALE OF FINE PROPERTY at LONG
NCH- VIII be sold BY under foreclosure at
Rootbby's Central Hotel Long Branch y j. July ~
SsO al o'clock p M al that property ying on hor'N sso
M Psrksve lately owned by a. = Bright containing aoou'
sla acres fronting 10 feet on PaIA.Ve r
tirecv which IL within Few nun
drrd Yards and in vicinity OF e
No.. Tavior Roberr WiOthrop. Lewis b. Brown eoneIa
Grant George Cniids and Others EuI parnoAI "AS
he hal OF e ARIES ,. BROWN, No II Lberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Passed Assistant
Surgeon Jonn H. Bransford has been ordered TO speea
duty III the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery al WASH
ingtop Cadet Engineers Charles A. T. King sud
wUl,sm r. e ua.scn have been ordered 10 ths Manoe