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Daily globe., 1883-06-28

Chairman Gilfillan called the conven-
ton to order, though only about half the
members were in their seats, at 7:3O p. m
Quiet secured, the chair announced that its
first business was the report of the com :
mittre on credentials, in response to which
Stanford Newell, st. Paul, chairman of the
committee, submitted the following list of
delegates entitled to seats in the conven-
ton:
Daily globe., 1883-06-28

nent organization being called for, Hon. F.
M. Crosby, chairman of the committee, re-
ported that the committee unanimously
recommended the retention of the tempo
rary officers. Report adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
NEW-YQRK CIrY

The buildings No. DC Lispenard-st. and 800
Canal-st were reported as unsafe yesterday.
The Rev. DIR. John Hall will deliver lecture on
THE Peris of City Life" before the Central Young
Mems Christian Association at PaIepa Hall on
Monday evening
yesterday to imprisonment for seven years and SIX
months for assaulting and IObbing Edward Beyer
in the BOwery Oh February l6.
Dispatches from Samuel b. Caldwell the lawyer
reported to be missing. were received from Phila-
delphla yesterday In them Inc stated that he
would return home Oh Saturday.
Perley Sullivan. age forty. of No. SO New Cham
bersst has not been seen by his friends since We'd
nesday. He carried silver watch, and had 5000
with him.
KILLED BY FALL.
Minnie Eihorn; age four, last night fell from the
fourth story window of No. 400 West Forty second
Of. and was instantly killed.
LARGE THEATRE PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Vanderbilt, Lady Mande-
vile and large party of those who took part In
the recent fancy ball visited the Star Theatre last
night and saw Mr.. Boucicault in Wee Versa
BUSINESS IN WEST TwENTY-TmRDsT.
Another OF the few private houses left i'll Twenty
third-st. between Fifth and sixth ayes. will be
given up for business May |, when DR. Egbert
Guernsey will remove his family uptown.
FIXING GRAIN BROKERS COMMISSIONS
The members of the gram trade Of the Produce
Exchange at q meeting yesterday adopted the rules
hxing the commission of brokers reported by a
special committee, by vote of 1873 to I01
THE WORKING woMfN's PROTECTIVE UNION.
:. The Office of the Working Womens Protective
Union has been removed from No. IS Blcecker-st
TO No. 10 Clinton place, near Broadway The only
persons authorized to make collections of money in
ITS behalf are Mrs. j. M. Judge and Mrs George K
Euo.
COMPELLED TO MAKE AN ASSIGNMENT.
JOIN cunningham, manufacturer OF coaks, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE az ms PORT.
SHIPPING NEWS.


PoRTOF NETWORK .........F FRIDAY MARCH 80 1888
ARRIVED
steamer Otway Tower (Br). McCuloch MaIaga March
via Gibraltar = with fruit 10 Lawrence Giles co; vessel TO
heagcr Bros
steamer Nederland tBeg). Ueberwog Antwerp March H.
with mdso and passengers TO Peter Wright 4 sons
Steamer Annie tir, New, 81 Vncents, CYL IL day, I'm
ballast TO Peter Wright &
Steamer Finance, Carpenter. Rio JanerO g. Bahia
q. Pernsmbuco IL, Para 90 st ThOmRs rs and Newport
Eews2O short OF c0s with mdse and passengers and
Brazil Mail IA Co
steamer chattahooehoe Daggett Savannah days with
mdse ana passengers TO Henry longo II.
Steamer WkesDarre, DaUOl, Boston FOR Philadelphia
ship AusTnDa (Of 81 John. NIB Mcintosh Calcutta Nov
10, with ndse Ia la Bros vessel TO oborts Urquhar
Bark Chstel Ger. Trimmings Liverpool DAYS with
mdse 20 Hermann KOOp 2 60.
BARK Hannah Blanchard (Of Windsor, NSJ Atkins Fal
mouth 20 days with mdse ~ j r Whitney & Co.
Bark NeWComD Oi Dorchester y ~, Hayre 20 day8
ballast to y Neyius & son.
Emile Nor. Kummehon BbOa 90 days with iron
to order; vessel a. master.
Adeline Adams. Jordan, MatanZas 10 days with
sugar 10 order vessel to A Abbott
Bark Daring (Of Portland Stoyer CalDarien via Delaware
hreakwater TX days with sugar to order vessel To Miller
H0ughtOn.
Granada Curtis Laguna 90 days with mahogany to
Nemegyi. weasel % Is Mctchl & co.
BARK Louise Adelaide to Portland orr Havana - days.
with t0S w wolshi vessel 10 II Winchester Co.
Brig Waubun (Of Machls Govern. Matn2as , days. with
sugar 10 salorac Co vessel 10 simpson, Clapp Co.
SUNsar-Winda at sandy Hook. moderate IL; cloudy ana
hay. tCity Island, light. NE clouiy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Ilaudan City r) Weiss Bristol March 10, with
mdso and passenEers TO Ar1el & Douglass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor HOtel-General PorGrio DIaz, ex-
President OF Mexico, and NJ. Romero, Mexican Minister
at Washington. FUh Avenue Hoei-Judges Charles
Andrews and George f. DaufOrth of the wYOrk Court
OF Appeals, and General f. CanedO OF Ne xicO EUer-
cit House Professor NJ b. Anderson President of Ro-
chester University Victoria Hotel-Galusha A. Grow.
OF Pennsylvania Hotel Brt,sicick-General j. H.
wilson, OF Boston Park Avenue Hotct-Ex- Lieutenant
Governor W. ii. Buckley OF Connecticut Resntnster
HOel-Captain Perry, OF the steamship Britannia.
81. Nicholas Hotet-The Rev. DR.. W. q. Cattc, President
Of LAFAYETTE College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31

A%y PSs1 Msvs1 s ssss so days wi"
eoavss a. GSnaiyss "a Jsremis %, NIX cages March
ss SSGnt Kingdom %'s. fo &Sfsnt with
passengers to PIN, For wood hCo
CLEARED.
stea mer Genmorven (Br shspcot LondonPatton. Wick
steamer Egypt (Br Sumner, Liverpool via Queenstown
stssmeE Republic tsr, Irving Liverpool via Queenstown
Lake Huron P
Steamer Wacsiand 1Beg) Nckel Antwerp-Peter Wright
Steamer AntilIas Span. Echeyerrieta st Johns Pr
Steamer Carondele Hines Port Royal end Fernandna-
steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
Steamer Rapidan, Jenney West Point va-old Dominion
Steamer VIM woodward Young. BALTIMORE Krems.
Ship Heinrich and Tonic GER, Meyer London-Hermann
Bark Arildne Nor Johannessen, Newcastle, E-Funch.
Bark Asta Nor) Arnesen Tubor Funoh. Edge &Co
Bark Arturo ma RSgeo Rne Ss o.
Bark Rebecoa Moulton Harding. Cardenas-Parsons&
Bark Atlantic fanfare BridgetownH Trowbrdges Sons.
Barr LIB Ra9s a sagyeG sSD sSn
Brig John swan PGwss Hsya5a-swsn siI sSn
SAILED
Steamer Carondeet for Port Royal and Fernandina
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
March $ 3 met cali a. Queens
efeysone rom Phiadspha March ii; RmDha (Br. Brew
sailed steamer City o. Richmond iB Condron from Lv.
soUTaHMPTos Iarch s0-Arrived steamer Elbe Ger,
from March "a on ss sa way 20 Bca
jer from NowYork her way % Rotterdam ., Alabama
OBJ i.N Wyie Ss~YoTk March 4: o.,, Whit,
neben from March, Violet (Br Storm from
BGRcEtoSI to March 29-Arrved steamer Ana do saa
Span. from Now.oroans Feb %.
HAVANA March 29-sarcd Saratoga tBr Curtis,
'O' DOMESTIC PORTS
PORTLAND March 3O-Arved. oregon (Br), Will
iaRS IRON MSy 20 steamers wiliamsport VII.
let's and @ w Lord, Doane Phadepha ,,,.,o.,a mn,
Cleared steamers Atlas (Br Dutton, and Victona (brh
PmL,DELPaIA March 3OATrtysd steamers Harrisburg
Roman Loveland Boston, Whiting Briggs Providence
Cleared steamers Norman, Nlckerson, Boson Ann Eliza
Baltimore March 3O-Arrived, steamer Martha Stevens
Cleared steamer Josephine Thomson Moore. New York.
Sailed: steamer Thomas Melville $1,000. ,vo.,o-n rox,.
RisS Fefnandna for Yew.York and proceeded n,
SAVANNAH, March 30saed, steamer Johns Hopkins Bal
TT%:oa1EAvs March SCAT Passos-Arrved. steamer
sailed, steamers Bernard Hall and wanderer.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
NETWORK ENTRANCE AND LOWER BAY-IRoN
BUoYs REPLACED.
The Ciedn.y,s South swash Ship Channels are
now proper and buOys and the spar
buoys marked these channels during the winter have
The pitch Hook is marked by nrsclass MN
buoy No Tho spar buoy known as tho spit ouoy' anu
No OF False Hook. have been discontinued
BY Of the Lighthouse B0ard
~ ~ GEORGE BROWN. Captain USN, Inspector.
Office o Lighthouse Inspector, Third DlstrlCb
Tompknsylo, NY. March 80, 1883
Announcements
SKINNY Men," Wells Health Remover" re-
stores health ygor dyspepsia impotence 81 M
We make the most nourishing breads in the
world HEALTH FOOD Co.. "a 4thaye.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l44Larngtonave, betwoon 18th and 91th.so
Houre 5to T. Impotence, Steriity Diseases ofthe
Qenito . rinary add nervous system speciaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

steamheating investigation by Senators at City Hall
Meeting OF Mayor Edsons " Cabinet at Mayors OF
nee
Lewis l.. Delaheds funeral at Calvary Church. at o
a.
Meeting Of Normal College Alumn9 at College chapel.
+. j. Muybridges lecture ut the Cooper Institute.
Spring racquet games at Racquet Clnb Court.
National Guard nigat at 7lst Regiment far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31

MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrss $40, SETS GA Moon rss O5l Moons agedys %
HIGH WATER TODAY
dM-Sandv HoOS. DAB GOV. Island loo. Hell Gat 600
PM-Saniy Hook, llO. GOV Island. 1851 Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
Railways Regulating Pills.
TREAT THE HUMAN MACHINE GENTLY.

NEITHER CONSTIPATION, COLO, DIARRHGA, DYs-
EMERY OR OTHER BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CAN BE
CURED BrABCsING THE DELICATE MACHINERY
OF THE SYSTEM WITH FURIOUS PURGATIvEs.
THE BEST AND SAFEST REMEDY. PARTICULARLY
AT THIS SEASON, IS A TEAsPooNFUL OF TAR
RANTS sELTZER APERIENr, TAKEN IN GLASS
OF HOT WATER WHICH WILL GENTLY RELIEVE.
WHILE roNING AND HEALING THE IRRITATEu
INTESTINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
DEPARTMENT BOOKS MISSING.

The Police Commissioners of Long Island City
have discovered that the certificate and receipt
books of the Department missing in addition to
the pay rolls already reported. The discovery was
made when Commissioner Nontell made an applica-
tion to Deputy City Clerk Henry Van Alsty for in
formation concerning the records of the Board. The
lost books cover period from May, 1876, to JAN
uary, 1878. They contain the detailed account of
The aynents made by ex-POlice Commissioner Nc
Namara, who was treasurer of the Board at that
time, and who, it Is alleged by the expert ac-
countant employed by the Citizens Committee to
examine the accounts of the city, is short In bis ac
counts As treasurer 20 the extent of $780, Commits
sioner Appleton stated yesterday that he had been
unable to ind the books. Neither the CITY Clerk
nor his deputy was able TO tell when or how the
books were taken from the City Hall. Ex-Pohce
Commissioner Williams Is confident that he saw
them in large safe IN the City Clerks office last
summer. Through the loss of these books it Is i'm
possible TO ascertain how much money was paid
du1ng the period mentioned who received it
The Board of Aldermen will probably take the
matter III hand at its next meeting
TESTIMONY IN EXAMINER THORNE's CASE
Samuel and Henry Zeiner, two of the members Of
the firm In dealing with whom, il is charged, Gus
tom House Examiner Thorne was guilty of fraudu-
lent practices were examined yesterday at hz trial
IN the United States Circuit Court. Samuel Zeiner
said that no had no idea that there was wrong
deahng IN connection with the importations of the
Urn until last July, when the alleged frauds were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-A cockiight took place at White
Plains within few hundred yards of the county
jail on Thursday night. Ii IL stated that some
countrymen from Nj. Vernon Won a0out 500 on
TIE contest
Yc,xKERs The inquest in the case of James
Mitchell the teamstci who was killcl by a train on
the Hudson River Railroad, was completed ycster-
day he CorOncr's Jury severely censured the
railroad company for not having the crossing OF its
tracks properly projected at all hours OF the day
and night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
AM EARL ON THE "BLARSTEDn CLMATE

heavily built man. over six feet in height, and
weighing more than two hundred pounds was seen
walking up and down the starboard gangway of the
steamship City of Alexandria when that vessel was
being moored at Pier No 8. North River, Thurs
day morning. AS "a TRIBUNE reporter approached
Jaw, its blarsted cold, you know; it's not so warm
here as in Havana you know
The man had east aside his Panama straw hat
bis white flannel suit, and patent leather pumps,
and was muifed in heavy clothing, including q
heavy cloth cap and pilot-cloth pea jacket, and
he had on STOUT boots. Both hands were thrust in
the pockets of bis jacket. and he was waiting until
his valet should report TO him that his baggage had
been passed by the customs officers This parsonage
was Earl Grosvenor, son of the Duke of Westmn-
ster. He said that his VISIT 10 this country not
OF much Importance. He had boen to Havana n
three weeks tour and was on his way to England.
lie had enjoyed his tour very much, and had been
III perfect health, as his form amply indicated.
Some who did not know him suspected him of being
"a Vermont farmer of unusual Importance. aud
Others thought that he was the owner of Texas
cattle ranch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31

No. 30 walker-st made an assignment yesterday
to John b. Griffin, giving four preferences for
81 ,632, of which Ss. 425 was to II. b. Clatln @
Co He has been in business about ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31

discovered. Louis Zeiner, cousin Of the witness,
had been in charge of the Custom House business rs
for ten years as clerk. He gave no accounts 20
ton which, he alleged took place between himself
and Thorne. small boy came to the witnesses
Office and said that Mr.. Thorne wished TO see nun ~
Broome-st. Thorne, according to the witness,
wished to have a consultation between the lawyers
of Zeiner and himself. BE said that one OF tne
lawyers had patent scheme" by whicn III ,n Sy
could all get off at cost of $780, The trlal Will oe
continued for several days more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31

PoRroFNEw'YohK. FRIDAY, MARCH 3d. 1888
ARRIVED
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LONG ISLAND.

Lose IsIAND CIrY.-Patrick Casey the police
man who shot and killed Acting Sergeant Comsky,
has been dismssed the police iorco by the Police
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
SWEARING FALSELY AS TO AN ESTATE.

Henry Byrne was arrested yesterday on q charge
Of perjury. and committed 10 the Tombs by
Recorder Smyth in default Of So bail. lie swore
in proceedings before the Surrogate that his brother
left property worth only $50 and he was appointed
executor OF his brothers estate and guardian OF his
nephew. Martha Bvrne and niece. Catherine Byrnc
II is charged that the property was worth over
81. 600. there ing n life insurance policy of
that value whit was paid 10 Byrnc.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20
Personals.

Miss Jessie Lyell has returned from
Lampasas.
Amaziah Wilson has gone on visit to
Bell county.
Commissioner Ratlif made US pleasant
call on Tuesday.
Otto Groos, leading citizen of Kyle,
called on us on Tuesday.
Charlie Haynes left yesterday with a
drove of horses for Tennessee.
C. w. McGehee, of Weatherford, was in
our town again a few days since.
H. NJ. Hoxie of the I. & G. NJ, railroad,
gave $50 towards improving the Blaneo
road.
Willie Richardson has gone to New York,
as we learn, to prosecute the study OF medi-
cine
Miss Edith Williams of Austin, with Mr..
Savage, made the FREE PRESS call last
week.
Mr. Bowen, of the Statesman, was here
again the first of the week in the interest OF
that popular journal
MI. Long. bliEihb -S"
representing the Alamo Music House, San
Antonio, called on Us last week.
Prof. Jordan, Of Kyle Seminary, was in
town Yesterday. He said they had about
100 pupils, and were starting out well.
Rev. Mr.. Cox, the Methodist minister at
Rancho, Texas came up to put his son IN
Coronal Institute, and gave the FREE Pass
call.
Some scamp set fire 10 some bales Of cot
ton of J. :. Brown the other night. The
fire Was discovered in time to prevent Sc
rious damage.
Mr.. Claridge. one Of the editors Of that
VARIABLE paper. the Texas Wool Journal Of
San Antonio, made Us q pleasant call the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Gid johnson and Miss 10. Nance r..
turned from Lanpasas last week. We are
glad 70 notice the rapid restoration 20 health
Of the fair Miss 10.
lynn Street, q yonng nan formerly in ths
employ of Tuner & Co, - Aar1lDdale,
died Of TYPHOID fever Sunday mouIiIg II
the residence q J. z Peters IN this place
Frank Morton, . reporter fer The Sso An.
tonic Light, vss called here for some 6sys
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20
Dry Goods Prices.

Take the glad tidings to all the world and
let the nations thereof know, that our grand
opening Of Ladies' Hats, Bonnets, ETC., will
occur on the 22d, Gath and 25th of this
month. The grandest display or Millinery
ever made in this city, will be on those days.
We can only mention few items Ostrich
Plumes, Ostrich Tips, Coque Pumes, Fancy
Birds in all of the shades. Brown and Gray
are all the rage now, but to suit all persons
we have all the shades. We have all the
shapes of Hats and Bonnets in the shades of
color, which is very dark garnet and al
most plumb gray and brown. The Jocky
Cap, satin crown, velvet shade, is very pop
ular, as well as the Turban all velvet or vel
vet crown with blush, astragan, velvet Tur-
ban. We have shapes that are new in Bon
nets, that are too difficult to describe, yet are
very handsome. Solid pearl ornaments, or
pearl with cut steel figures attached, are
very stylish; you will find these goods with
us. II you miss our opening you will miss
treat. DALEY Bros.
Mis-. SUTHERLAND, late Of Chicago,
Chief Manager.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20

REALIZING the extreme scarcity of money
we beg to announce to the people of this and
adjoining COMMITTEES that we are determined
to make sweeping reduction on all lines, not
excepting aeao goods just orrtced, We mean
this, and feel confident an inspection of our
goods and Prices will convince you of this
fact. JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20

dress Is made you eau buy your gloves,
handkerchiefs, collars, or neckwear, satch-
els, money purses, hats and bonnet; no run
ming about over town until you are broken
down. Mrs. Sutherland, Chief Manager,
late Of Chicago. DALEY X BRo.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20

Our fall stock is now nearly complete, in
all lines. It was selected with great care
and bought at close fgures-so we can Of
fer goods at lower prices than San Marcos
ever knew before JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20
eAN ANTONIO DIVISION,

:, addition TO the above are two express trains
,,. San Antonio connecting at Austin with the Cen.
,r.I for Galveston. Their time at San Marcos 10 -
follows:
NORTH. 1855 p. II.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20
Ladies', Mise and Children's Hosiery,
in wool and cotton, at
GREEN & Prices.

A CASUAL LOOK through Johnson's and
Johnson's satisfies us that their stock is one
of the largest and most complete ever
brought to this place, and still new goods
arriving. Their stock of Clothing, Domes-
tics etc., is immense, and that of mems
youths and boys Hats and Caps is among
the largest ever offered in this market.
Their stock of Dress Goods, Trimmings and
embroideries is also extensive as we'll as very
attractive. In short they have full line of
everything in the dry goods department.
Do not fail to call and examine.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20

A number of young gentlemen who occu-
pied rear seats in the Methodist church
last Sunday greatly distinguished themselves
by keeping up an animated conversation
during service. That's right boys, keep it
up and make yourselves popular O..
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20

A COMPANY has been formed to construct
q telephone line from Austin to San Anto-
MO. Dr. Breckenridge, of Austin, is
leading man in it. There will be an Office
here. By the way, the Western Union Tele-
graph Co., having had railroad engine to
pull up some of the poles erected by the
Telephone Co., which were not, we are told,
on the right-of-way of the Western Union,
there is a prospect for q pretty suit for
damages.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20

Full and complete assortment of Ribbons,
Embroideries, Laces, &C., &C., just arrived,
at GREEN & PRIcE's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20
District Court Proceedings.


District Court Proceedings.
Tho following are the proceedings to yes
terday noon;
CIVIL DOCKET.
H. NJ. Hopping, vs.. W. o. Hutchinson ct ais
title TO real estate, mistrial.
j. Lockwood VS. Green Farril ct ais, repor,
Of commissioners approved.
w. w. Voolfolk vs.. I. 4 G. N. r, R.,
continued to await the action OF the Court
of Appeals.
b. F. Hall vs.. Jerry Nance and G. B,
Roller. Jury claimed by plaintiff and con-
tinued.
Nellie Davis VS.. VIM. Davis, divorce,
granted.
Geo. w. Turner VS.. Abner E. Turner,
OF ais, partition. Commissioners appointed
r. Craft vs. Bette Graft, divorce, dismiss
for want of prosecution.
Cora vs Cora, divorce, same entry ai
above.
nc. Wallace vs.. G. w. Staneart, and
W. d. Keith, judgment for plaintiff by de-
fault.
The various attachment cases, Turner
Co., and others, are set for to-day CThurs
day.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
State vs. Gonzales, theft of horse, con
tinued.
State vs W. II. Hooper, change of venue
granted to Travis county.
State We. John Speed assault to murder,
found guilty of aggravated assault and
fined 800 and two months confinement in
county jail.
State vs.. Chas. Burleson, theft of over
800, mole pressed because he is in the peni'
Tertiary.
State vs.. Wig Elliott, theft Of COW, moi
guilty.
State vs.. John Archer, attempt to murder,
plead guilty to aggravated assault, and fined
1915.
State vs. John Rusir, theft Of COW, con.
tiuued.
State vs. Ernst. W. Meyer, swindling, two
years in the penitentiary.
State vs. Gregorio SANTANA, assault to
murder, penientiary two years.
State vs.. Elijah Pursley, theft of horse,
continued.
State vs.. Clifton Ellison, murder, set for
to-day.
The Grand Jury adjourned on Tuesday,
having returned 80 bills.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS from our last
report to the 18th inst:
David E. Moore, to David A. Barbee siI
acres of q. Hinton survey, $500.
F. M. Granger to S. B. Mcbride lot IN
Williams cedar brake, 1926.
Emma F. Briggs and Geo. Briggs to J.
Van Vie bond for deed to part of lot No.
in San Marcos, $500.
Virginia Comaty and Leonie de Varenne
by Chas. Ledbetter, attorney, to Chas. Wolf
1476 acres of the Jean Dessegand league
abstract No. 149 $500.
Ed. r. Kone to II. G. Williams, release Of
tax title, $500.
Luvenia johnson to Martin Hinzie, in
terest in land on Blanco river.
Lemuel Powers to Daniel Callahan hal
interest in 80 Is acres of Henderson league
Ernest Kubens and Bertha his wife to j.
L. Pucket, IS acres P. A. Smith league
$500.
J. H. Chambliss to w. l.. Franks, qui
claim to interest in the John Franks home
stead, 1886.
Personals.
Miss Jessie Lyell has returned from
Lampasas.
i,oo,;ob WILSON has Done on n visit Il
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-20

ONE might suppose that after We have
had but one rain worth speaking of in six
months, our people would not be so very
much afraid of the prospect Of shower
Yet at the only church services on Sunday,
there was but thin attendance, and the fe-
male element nearly missing, only because
Il had rained but little more than was suf-
acient to lay the dust. The sidewalks
were quite day, and only the faintest sug-
gestion Of mud in the streets. No wonder
so many OF our Texas women folks are 50
male and thin, while they fear to venture in
20 the dir, the sunshine or shoEer-al
health and Efe-giving elements Of nature
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