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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA. 50:

WEST VIRGINIA, So:
At Rules held i'm the Clerks Office Of the
circuit Court Of Preston county. on
the INST Monday OF February. 1883.
SAM Bl ney, for tho use OF William
q. Brown, II,
vs..
Hanson II. Lamar. ct al.
IN EQUITY.
Tho object Of this >ui, is a. enforce the
Judgment and trust liens iu tho bill and
proceedings mentioned.
And II appearing that the defendant
Hanson Il. Lamar. il not = re- fdout OF
this State ne IS therefore, hero bv r,uuir-
ed To- appear here, within one month amer
the date ot the first publication hereof.
ANA do what * necessary tp protect lis
Interests herein. And on motion Ollie
plaintiH by bis attorney IL &. ordc ed That
IA" iurce"ing bc publ, he'd iu 'ihe " est
Virginia Argus. a weo ~ newspaper
published Ia this county.
y copy Test:
SMITH CRANE. Clerk,
Brown 81 Spn, Attorneys for plain,
TN. 2 lO-it,
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WEDDING INVITATIONS,
POSTERS,
And h faoI everytb.ng perLaining
Farms for Rent e: d
Lands for Sale.

The uudersiR cd has several farms for
mt. flo also offers to sell his unim.
proved lands I'm lots to suit purchasers
dc9J WM. 6. Brow "
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Hanson Il. Lamnr. ct III.
IN EQUITY.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
70 Sarah j., Margaret AMI Mary a.
ID Am.

10 Sarah j., Margaret ami Mary a.
ID ana:
Tdko notice that between the hours of
va M. ani q p. m. on the 7,h dav OF
March 1883, at the Once ot WIN q. " or
icy, Comm 'siOuor OF Lest Record, in
Preston County, West Nruiuia. We SHAH
proceed 10 take me deposilIuu- OF Smith
Crane. Amos Conway aud others. 10 prove
the contents OF the asst VIII ana Testa.
Mcnt ol Jam, \ CIR wizard, ami which will
ana the record there was DESTROYED bv
the burning OF the Clerks Office of sid
Preston C0unty,on tue 7th dav OF March
1869. Ana II from any cius' the taking
oi said dispositions bo not commenced ON
inc day above named, or IL commenced
and not concluded ON that uay, the TAX
ing ct tho Same will DO continued hom
day To day AMI from time TO time AZ the
shtue place and between the same hours.
~. L. CRAWFORD.
MARY \. Cl;AW FORD.
Feb s. 's3.4t
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HOUsToN.

The Old and New Court .HOuse-Contractor
| Wren's Hardness Interest on the Bonds
Raised.
Houston, July 10.-[Special. 1.-The old
courthouse building was sold at public
auction to-day by Sheriff FAINT. A. Baum
bach was the purchaser at $525, which is
considered fair price, as all furniture and
fixtures had been removed. The building
will have to be removed within thirty days.
The county commissioners met to-day,
when the petition of Il. l.. Wren, of Austin,
was presented and read without action
being taken. Last week they opened bids
for the new courthouse, and the lowest
bidder was that of T. L. Wren. for $S4 600 I,
which was awarded him and he was
telegraped to come 70 Houston and make
his bid good next day, Wren not being pre-
sent the commissioners awarded the con-
tract to Britton & Long for $9S 900, the
next lowest bid. The contractors were to
be paid in bonds drawing 6 per cent in
terest and to run fifteen years. Wren came
to Houston and in a petition to-day pre-
sented showed his willingness
and ability to make good his bid,
which was $4,000 less than Britton
& Longs. He also showed that The commits
sioners didn't give him the even twenty-four
nours 10 make goou MS plu anu tnat ne nso
come to Houston as fast as transportation
available would bring him. The commits.
soners said he was too late and would not
receive his bid. Then Britton & Long
petitioned the commissioners to raise the
interest on the bonds to per cent, which
they did, making difference of $2S,SOO in
the fifteen years they have to run. Thus
the county loses through Wren's bid not
being accepted $40, 400. County Judge
Hamblen presented a written protest,
which was filed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12
SAN ANTONIO.
The Polo Craze-Base Ball-A Negress Hor.
ribly Murdered for Money.

The Polo Craze-Base Ball-A Negress Hor.
ribly Murdered for Money.
SAN ANTONIO, July 10.-[Special.l .l-San
Antonio is at present tremendously inter-
ested in polo. Captain Sherbarne's club is
in town, and attracts crowds to San Pedro
springs. The team are all "Dlarsted
Britishers," but ride and play the game
like native-born Texans, The COW boys
are organizing club, also the military an d
a game for purse is expysted
A base ball club will also be organized,
and the cities of northern Texas may ex-
pect to hear from the San Antonians.
At noon to-day the body Of negro
woman was found in the
brush in the Fourth ward by
boys rabbit-hunting. The body was that of
black negress, about 81 years old, and pre-
sented ghastly appearance. Two holes
were made in the head, the left arm was
shattered near the elbow and there was a
large hole in the left side, all by buck
shot. The woman was murdered
some time last night and had
been dead about twelve hours. The body
was identified as that of Caroline Morris, a
servant, who came from Gonzales some
time back. The last time she was
seen was in company with a negro
named Harrison, at negro boarding
house on Blum street at o'clock yester-
day evening. Harrison is at large, but will
be arrested. The cause of the murder is
unknown, but was possibly robbery, as two
half dollars, powder burned, were found
near the corpse, evidently shocked from the
hand of the woman at the fatal moment.
The negroes are intensely excited.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12
GALVESTON.

Professor Gwyn Demands Investigation Of
Colonel FinIsy's Charges-A Hot Session
Of the school Board and a Bolt-The Bark
salome-The Tennessee Editors.
GALyEsroE, July l0.-[Special. The ter
rible arraignment Of ex-superintendent
Gwyn by Colonel George P. Finlay in the
Evening Print Of to-day, wherein be charges
Professor Gwyn with boorish uncouthness,
partiality, fayoritism and conduct unbe-
coming q gentleman toward lady teachers
and applicants, produced q profound
sensation, and the meeting Of the
hoard Of school trustees this evening was
looked forward 10 with great deal OF inter
est After disposing OF routine business
and reading and accepting the declinatiOn
of the Office OF superintendent BY Professor
III. Lee Sellers, 20 which be was elected ct
the last meeting Of the board Of trustees
and the passage OF reso-
of d',H s1perinisndent until sfisr the election
Of three t-ustees. July 50th, 70 III the terms
Of office Of the expiring trustees, the presi-
dent of the board got up and stated that be
hed rpceived . request from eT-Superir-
tendent Gvyn. ssking the board 20
fuIlv and tborrugly investigate the charges
r,refsrrpd AGAINST him by Colonel IInlay In
The Daily Print. and thst be Be allowed 20
refute them and vindicate himself before
the board ana through them before the
uubIlc. President Dens0n and q number
al the board held that this request should
be rrruted. that fhs demand vas inir, equi-
tnLle and Just. and NJ. Gwyn vas entitled
~ heerirR. that III the charEes we're true
the board vas osriainly very osrslict
4. its duty 20 The public and
schools in ksepine s1ee a oe-
hassd man in such . responsible position,
- a. a bosrd should seek such investigs-
fior which would enable then 70 vindicste
shs scfiun Of the board. This wns strsn-
uuuslT CON bsrted ~ Colonsl Finlsy, HEyof
Fuif1r and NJ Byvel1y. vho hslu that
as M. Gwyn wH No lgngsr TIE
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creature Of the board that II had no right u
enter Into an Investigation, and that III Mr.
Gwyn felt that he had been slandered, The
courts were open 10 him for redress. Az
ter much discussion resolution passed the
board that the request oil
Mr.. Gwyu be granted, and that the charges
preferred against him be Investigated.
During the pending Of how the investiga-
tion should be conducted, Messrs. Finlay,
Fulton and Loyejoy Withdrew from the
board with considerable heat, breaking the
quorum and leaving the board pow
erless, when it adjourned subject to
the call Of the president. The
action OF Messrs. Finlay, Fulton
and Lovejoy is sharply condemned. This
question is convulsing the whole city, and
cannot but be detrimental to the public
schools. and will engender bitterness that
will require years to etface,
In consequence Of the breaking down OF
the hoisting apparatus on the barge the
bark Salome did not receive her sand bal
last to-day. but will tomorrow and will
sail Immediately thereafter for Hampton
Roads, having been fully supplied with
provisions and medical stores
The Tennessee editorial excursion party,
some forty strong, arrived here unexpected
ly this morning and took quarters at
surf, etc., and tonight attended concert
at the pavilion, after which they partook OF
a fish chowder, rendered them by the Gal
weston Press club. They leave for home
tomorrow afternoon.
Quite a number of the violators of the /
Sunday law were before the grand jury
TODAY,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12
Tine louisville Exposition Art Gallery.

New YORK. July l0.-The art commits
missoners of the Southern exposition, who
have been here at the Hotel Brunswick for
the past month, have almost concluded ar
rangements for the gallery at
Louisville, which opens August LIST.
Indications are, from the catalogue now in
preparation, that this will be the most inn
portant loan COLLECTION vet seen in America.
Messrs. Carley and Tauls have been at
New York for several days
and Mr.. watterson, having con-
concluded his work on the commission,
leaves tonight for Kentucky. Great assis-
tance has been given by summer residents
&C Newport, who contributed many works
of art. George T. Seney, OF Brooklyn,
sent TO the gallery a number Of his
best known pictures, including works by
Carl Knaus, Jules Breton and others. Au-
gust Belmont contributes five pictures, in
cluding his great painting by Millais;
Head of Christ" by Muncaczy;
Harvesting, by Millets; the dentist Of
the Convent by Casanova; Scene In Nen-
ice" by Reed. Pienepont Morgan
also sends important pictures. Mr..
Fabre, r. g. Dun and William T. Evarts
contribute largely. Victor Newc0mb has
consented 20 loan, in addition to other
pictures, his famous Battle in the
Church" by Deneyille. The same view
Of the battle from the exterior Of the church
is one of the chief works in William Van
derbilts gallery. James r. keene, G. @.
Baldwin, Q. z. Huntington and others also
send important works.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12
M'KINNEY,

A Sad Death-The County Commissioners
Criminal NOtes-District Court.
MCKINNEY, June 10.-[Special. IA man
by the name of Daugherty died suddenly at
railroad camp few miles north of here
this morning. He came from Virginia, an
+. F. ", finished scholar, was employed
as clerk in the land office al Austin be-
came dissipated, lost his situation, died
alone in camp, and was buried by stran-
gers.
The county commissioners court. sitting
as board of equalization, is in session.
To-day they granted-the right-of-way to
the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
company over country roads from the
Grayson county line to Mckinney. A box
will be established at Weston and also at
Pennington.
The counterfeiter Williams was given two
years in the pententiary by the district
court.
The clerk of our district court is a good
officer and attentive to his duties and all
that, but most too much of an ornitholo-
gist for his honor, the presiding judge,
The case of the State VS.. Weldon, for
murder, is set for trial Thursday.
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TBxAEKANA, July 10.-[Special .l-Your
reporter interviewed the two negroes, John
Williams aud John Mosely, who have been
arrested, charged with attempting rape
upon Mrs. Van Luther, about ten days
ago, at Sulphur Station. fifteen miles west
OF here, on the Texas & Pacific railway. In
the interview each wanted to turn states
evidence against the other, and from state
ments of both we find that on the day the
lady was assaulted both negroes were
at the house of some other
negro near where Mrs. Van Luther
lives, and while there she came on some
errand and the boys agreed that John
Williams should follow her and make her
a proposition, which he did and being re.
pulsed, returned and told the other boys
what he had done. They lounged around
till night, when John Mosely gave Will
liams his pistol and cap; then Williams
went to Mrs. Van Luthers house and as
saulted her. She defended herself so stren-
ously that he failed to accomplish his pur-
pose and retired firing his pistol at the
house. When the neighbors found the
woman she had all her clothing torn from
her body. The examination of the negroes
will take place tomorrow. There are no
threats oflynching.
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Very respectfully,
GEnpGR Nv In
MIR. Talmage in War Paint.

PALESTINE, July 10.-[Special Train
Master C. NJ. Kouns. Of the International,
resigned yesterday to take a higher posi-
tion on another railroad outside OF the
Gould system.
Mr.. Talmage came by special train last
night. Before midnight the town knew
that Master Mechanic johnson had resign
ed, and rumors flew around that many 9TH
er changes were in contemplation. They
say Talmage has his war paint on and is
going to stir up things lively on the Inter-
national. Henderson, the former assistant
to Johnson, is temporarily in charge OF the
master mechanics department.
Hume from the San Antonio division,
and formerly a chief dispatcher, is the sue
cessor to Kouns as train master. There is
a good deal of uncertainty and no little feel
ING about these changes
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FORT WORTH.

Another Big Enterprise-An Elegant Hotel
Severely IDjured-A LaudabIe Object
Etc, Etc.
Fort WORTH, July 10.-J. McFadden
prominent cattle man from the north, is
here talking about establishing a beet re.
frigerating company at this point. He is
meeting with hearty support from our
people.
The Trinity Hotel company, capital stock
5000 000 will begin the erection OF an ele.
CANT hotel at an early day.
Nose Tyron, a negro, while walking along
the track of the Santa Fe this afternoon
was run into and knocked down, sustaining
severe injuries.
A committee was at work to-day raising
funds to lay water and gas pipe and adding
five acres to the railroad hospital grounds
Tonight they lack but $500 OF the amount
necessary.
Four hundred and fifty head OF beef cat.
tie passed through to-day bound for st.
Louis.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12
CORsICANA,
rhe Ball Game was Not Finished.


CoRsIcASA, July l0.-[Special.l-The
Brown Stockings, Of Dallas, came down
this morning TO compete with the Eclipse
club OF this place, for the championship Of
north Texas. Notwithstanding the threat
eninR weather, several hundred people as
sembled TO see the match. The Browns be-
ing the visitors, were allowed the selection
of the umpire. A Dallas man was chosen
and created considerable dissatisfaction by
his rulings. The Browns scored four the
first inning through the alleged ignorance or
unfairness Of the umpire's decisions. At
the end Of the first inning, Mr., l.. j. Elser,
an old timer, was then selected as umpire
by mutual agreement. A drizzling rain in
terfered with the game, and before the
fourth inning could be played out, the
Dallas boys declined 10 condnue the game,
leaving two Of the Eclipse men on bases
and only one man ont. Both clubs made
some very pretty plays. Score by innings,
as far as playeT: Dallas-frst inning, 4;
second inning. 1; third inning, 0. Corsi-
csna-frst inning, 2; second inning, 2;
third inning, o.
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SPECIAL SUBJECTS.
Special New York Telegram-StOck,
and the Staples.
Little Rock: The TexIan boy Train
Robbers Escape.
Santa Fe, n. NJ: Yesterdays Brilliant
Programme of Festivities.
ST. Louis: A Crazy Texas Beauty En-
Route Home.
KOsse: Two Very Sad 0ccurren-
ces Shock the Community.
Texarkana: The Rape Fiends Inter.
yiewed-Their Thin Story.
Other Specially Interesting Matter.

New YORK, July 10.-[Special. ]-Govern
ments dull; 3's and As 1-S lower.
Railroads dull and lower.
Denver & Rio Grande consols, 80.
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe lists, ITO 3.S.
Texas & Pacific Rios, s3 7.S.
International & Great Northern lists
10S IA.
Missouri, Kansas &; Texas lists, 100 rs.
Stocks feverish.
Denver e. Rio Grande, 43.
Houston & Texas Central, 67.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 20 3-S.
Missouri Pacific, 1O2 5-S.
Texas & Pacific, 36 3-4.
Cotton weak; spots, same; total sales,
$4,000; Galveston arrivals, 960; futures 7
points lower.
Coffee easy; Rio, IL, sales, "a, $50;
futures 5 points lower.
NEW YORK, July 1O-TPress ].-Money .
to 1-2, closing at 2; prime mercantile pa
pc, to IL, sterling exchange, B B,weak;
4S4 to 4S4 IL; sight, 4SS; 3's, 103; extended
SIS, 10l; AS coupons, liz 81; AS coupons,
1878.
oONcIuneutS lOWtT lOT D anu per CeDUS.,
railroads lower; state securities steady.
The stock market was feverish and unset
tied, with an increased volume of business
in the forenoon, with greater activity there
was sharp decline about O'Clock, aud in
the last hour the market was generally
frmer, and in the last half of the hour
there was partial recovery of 1-S to 7-S,
the latter for Northwestern. The net re-
suit of the days business was decline
from the last prices of yesterday of IA to
3-4, the latter for Pacific Mail
Northwestern shows decline of
1 IA, Manitoba, IL. Omaha, Jersey
Central and Pullman Palace car each 1,
Missouri Pacific, 7-S; New York Central,
3.4. and the remainder l 4 to 5-S. In the
final dealings the market was weak and
New York Central sold at the lowest price
touched for that stock, III Ia.
The Evening Post says: 1t it is reported
from Boston that an informal meeting of
the directors of the American Rapid Tele-
grape company was held to consider the
proposition by the Western Union Tele-
graph company for lease on the basis of 12
per cent on the capital of $3,000,000. The
sentiment of the meeting was adverse to
the lease. The "Rapid" has some $500
miles of wire and it is understood does
little more than pay expenses.
Transactions, 800, 900 sharss.
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Tertio-MiIleniaI Festivities.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, July 10.-TSpecial. j
The entire day at the celebration grounds
was devoted to the fremen's tournament.
Companies were represented from Pueblo,
Trinidad, Los Vegas and Santa Fe. The
first prize, 500, was won by the Sopeys
team, OF Trinidad; second prize, $50 and
silver trumpet, was won by the 0rman
team, of Pueblo; the third prize, signal Ian
tern, was won by the Santa Fe team. Time
-i3 3-4 Al and A 1-2 seconds.
The first prize for nook and ladder was
won by the Mulnix team, of Trinidad the
second prize by the Santa Fe team. Time
% and 81 seconds.
The great Apache virgin dance began last
night, lasting four days and four nights.
The object Of the dance is to prevent
young girl, Just reaching puberty, from
succumbing TO the wiles of the evil one.
She is carefully watched by the medicine
men and generally succeeds in resisting
temptation. The dance was participated in
by nifty warriors, all attired in costume.
The firemen's ball is in progress at the
exposition building tonight.
The programme for tomorrow is racing,
Indian games by the Zunis and PLeblos
and the continuation of the Apache dance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12
"The Haryest Ia White" :"

CHICAGO, July 10.-rhe Farmers Revi "
tomorrt W will publish an exhaustive re-
port on the condition of crops based on re.
turns from over 1000 points in the west
and north west. A general change for the
better in all crop prospects has taken
place in the last two weeks, owing to the
cessation of rain and the advent of hot
weather last week, the two combined have
served to bring forward late corn and push
on spring wheat and oats. The weather
has been very fine for the early winter
wheat harvest and the crop is now going
into stalk. The spring wheat and oats
crops are unusually promising and are
both now nearly assured. 1t is believed
that the corn crop is rapidly coming up to
its condition in 1882.