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MO. 433 HOLLY AVENUE, N. E. CORNER
~ ARUNDEL STREET AT AUCTION
The elegant private residence of John 6. Hin
kel, ESQ. Lot 100 feet front by 143515 deep, and
Is foot alley; the house is 24x60 feet, includ-
ing the extension two story and attic, contains
nine rooms, parlor, library, dining room, but
1er's pantry, china closet, kitchen, with summer
Kitchen and wash room IN the rear, five bed
rooms and fine bath room. ceiling, first floor, II
feet, second floor, 10 feet and attic; Mansard
roof 10 feet, with good brick cellar feet 4
inches ceiling, with all the modern improve
ments, including a splendid furnace, heating
every room in the house, hot and cold water,
water closet, etc., ETC., with an abundance of
clothes pantrles all over the house. This de-
slrable residence was built three years ago bv
the present owner, without regard to cost, of
the very best material; is beautifully decorated
throughout and considered one of the most con-
venlently arranged dwellings on St. Antnonv
hill. Its location is the very best in the vcini-
ty of the residence of Walter A Mann, ESQ.,,
Mrs. Pascal Smith, Gen'l r. ". johnson, nov
5ulldlng), HI. Auerbach, Col. Shipman and
Springer Harba1gh, Pollock, Dixon and Boy
den. L. Caulheld, secretary of the water board,
Is also building a fine residence adjoining
Street cars within two blocks. In fact, there Is
no better built house on the hill. To be sold at
auction, on the premises, Tuesday afternoon.
June Y, at o'clock sharp, on liberal terms.
The premises can only be seen by permit from
a. d, Nlcolay, auctioneer, No. 10 East Third
street. I47-l49
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIAPER HANGING-If yon want good lob
Il of paper hanging, send card TO John J. VII
hams, 176 Main street. 130*
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"a STRAYED-From premises of undersi gned a
} Light red cow, rather thin with long slim
tail, short horns turned in. Any one giving in
formation VIII be literally rewarded.
147% p. EGAN. POI Fort street.
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{ CST-A white shaggy E-quimanx dog, 4. c..
IL on collar. Finder wall receive reward BY
returning him 10 J. j. Carlson, I02 First street
North. or No. South Second street, Mnneapo-
lis, MINI. f46 Is
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STRAYED-A red heifer with white spots, two
- years old. Liberal reward if returned to
6. Woolsey, 7I5 Burr street. l46-I45
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SIX ISSUES PER wEEK-By MAIL.
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FINANCIAL.

N ANTED-To borrow 900 on first class
W improved city property. Address ''Fi-
nancial," Glope Office. l47-l5O
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FlVECENIS LINE
NICOL4YyS IU6TION.

II CHOICE SEVENTH ST. LOTS AT
LIZ AUCTION, also "A lots on adjoining
streets on Dayton's bluff, suitable for business
and residence purposes, to be sold on the ground
on Wednesday afternoon, June 20, 1883, at 2
O'Clock sharp, on liberal terms, and sale posi-
tive. Particulars hereafter. For further infor-
nation apply to A. H. NICOLAY,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent, No. 20 East
Third street. l47-l52
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LOST IND FOUND.

IL ILL loan upon or bay Life Ins. Policies
L. P. Van Noru.7 269 Jackson. ss
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I OSI-Cloth sacque, belonging TO four-year-
AZ old child. Finder viii please leave same
at Z. NJ. Saunders, No. 9 Park Place i47
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GOVERNMENTS.
Three per cents. .1033S Fours do. .II9H
Fives extended. ..162z Pacific IS of '95 127
~ cOppops. .ll3K
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BoU ION.


Closing Exercises-strsst-D Drivers To be
Armed-A Colorsd Excursion on = Grand
Scale.
HousroN, June D.--ISpecial. 1.-The clor.
lug exercises Of the Catholic Academy {,
the fncarnate Word took place to-day.
=. On account Of . row with q negro In
the outskirts this morning. In
which the driver Of stfcet-csr
was shot at, the ball going through the
dashboard OF the car, on Monday an
drivers OF the street cars on the lines which
penetrate the outskirts will be armed by
me company, they already being special
A colored excursion on an extensive scala
4 being arranged by the Rising Sons ol
Progress, to come OIL on the 28th Of Julv.
Trains will leave both Galveston and Hous.
ton that morning aud make the trim 10 Dau
Antonio, go miles distant, and back
carrying passengers the round trir
Tor ~. being less than ons
cent mile. Jim Bates and Jordan ANDY
have been to San Antonio and secured ths
grounds at the Ban Pedro Springs for ths
occasion, and will have the general man.
agement Of the excursion. They propos,
TO have good order and plenty Of fun And
give the poor darkies q chance to epiov
themselves at little cost.
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MIDLOTHIAN.
Crov, i,sJp~ well--Improycmsnts-
snlr K1n ~

Crops Ss.jn- wsll--Improvsmsn,s-Gs
~. p,,nic, Etc, soeu1ap ,
midlothian, June Especial l-rh,
warm weather for the past week has river
to cotton q healthy appearance. With on,
good rain in the next few days the corn
crop will be the heaviest ever known In
this section.
Dr. McJunkin, recently of Navasota, and
physician OF high standing. has bought
property and located here.
large and well arranged building, TO be
used ior grain ana produce. has been
erected ~ one OF our go-ahead merchants,
Mr. urlmes. leading merchant OF Gal.
weston, will be here next week and bsgir
work on his extensive grocery estsbiish.
ment. '~''"
X, Alexander, the junior member OF
the the firm OF j. d. Cooley & Co., lumber
dealers, has completed his handsome real.
dence west of the depot.
From the number of sacks on hand and
daily arriving, Midlothian will do a grain
business OF no small importance,
A first' class barber, q blacksmith and
woodworkman would all do remuneratiye
business here.
Mrs. Colonel Chamberlin is rapidly re.
covering from her recent ,ndisposition.
4, James Newton, o. the firm OF Hawkins &
les and asthma. '''
The council and Sabbath school of this
place will give q grand picnic at the Mid
lothian Springs, the Saturday before thc
third Sunday In July. '
Some enterprising man Of epiourcun
taste. would find this an excellent place for
trst-olass hotel.
lively. 50
Weather warm and oppressive, with some
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A Contractor sustains yatal Injuries by q
Fsli-Ths Attorney General Closstsd ~.
Courtright-A Rsquisltion Issusd-A ~:
tic Hing Shot, ~
FoRr WoRrH, June 22.-rSpscial .l-s<S
half.past 2 this afternoon ]. w. KY
!inger, contractor for the Grand ope,s
house. while experimenting the Dill 4
Ing OF one OF the beams ~
the ROOT, missed his footing, falling 70 "a
ground below, distance Of 60 feet, susH Cd
ing injuries from which be will die. Ieiep
linger comes from st. Louis, and has 6SliII
number OF opera.houses.
Attorney. General Templeton was In thu
city to-day. and ives closetsd with Court.
right and Nc. ntire, who laid their csuse 81
fore him In full. The attorney General AID
he would lay the matter before tie governor
on bis return 10 Austin. Governor
Lew Wallace has issued arequisition foy the
mems arrest under pressure from the laree
Mexican element In the terfi.
tory. Governor Wsllke. for
long time refused y dos. 81
Colonel q. Cannon. one Of tn ~ .snEtS
kings OF Estate, had been shot n .Ass,S &.
~ Seymo N the Pan Handle. z
said to be:t.lly wounded. Onc az ae
ranchmeni the shooting. F" eE
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CORBICANA,

hAnd Crushed-Court Matters-Churcf
Inprovoments-sun streke-Base Hall
Cub.
CoRsIcANA, June 29.-[Special. IA col.
ored brakeman in the Marrow Gauge yard
had his index finger Of the left hand cut of
yesterday evening while making coupling.
The scenery and stage fixtures for the
opretta OF Cinderella, arrived to-day,
District court convenes Monday. the 2nd
OF July, with full docket.
=, Professor J. T. Hand, superinten OF
the public school, goes to Palestine 10 a..
sumo charge Of the summer normal school.
The East Side Methodist church Il closed
IN and painted, and services will be held
Sunday. The framework OF the Presbyte.
rlan church is all up, aud work Is progress.
Ing rapidly.
Sew eral men engaged on the oil mill
foundations were overcome BY the heat TO.
day, and had TO stop work.
The Red Stocking base ball club of this
place will visit Dallas on the 4th, In answer
to a challenge received from there, and will
90 their best TO win the championship belt
OF north Texas. WV
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BAsrROP.

Laying Of the Court.houss Corners atone
Masonic Material Good Shower.
BAsrRor, June 0.-TSpecial. To-day
being the appointed time to lay the corne r.
stone o. the new courthouse. a large mum.
Der ofoitizens from all parts Of iris and
seme from adjoinings counties we're we're
present to witness the interestinv
ceremonies. The members of Gam.
BILE Lodge assembled at their iodc
room, where Past Grand Master j, d. Sav.
ers organised q grand lodge for the purp o.
OF conducting the ceremonies Of lsyinr The
corner, stone. A number Of relics werc az.
posted, among them were copies OF NE
Bastrop Advertiser and Austin Ststssm m
Amer the ceremonies were concluded Hon.
=. W. Jones delivered one Of his able and
Interesting addresses. s"u
The installation Of officers Of Camh,.
lodge and Of Bastrop chapter No. M MI
take place at the Methodist CD urcn to.n,sht
Th9s Will also Do . grand supper ri Nv
ecadeoyosll, particulars VI which win n
reported tomorrow. "
l. We "a Ansthee pood shower to.da,
which WI a. npeh rcd
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DENisON.

Drunken ans Create . Disturb.,,. 4
.As not Granted Bali.
DESis June D.-rsnsc,.,
S wa,n snr ms riding out flown to.a. AZ
u north S St iSs, Nth their rifles. j jay
ana U' =, H." nns slsy nred at some paintsss
thar IHJ : o mn ~ only an inch. They isv"iSsd
aSMnt, W., lines. but did not firs. 'an-
a wrlt'ahss, W" nn.i not released to-day on
stand In ths SS, s|1 but will have to 10
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PLANO,

Killed Him, Perhaps, with u Monkey
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by tho Railway
PLANO, June 1.--tspecial. l-To.day a
man named Binkley was seriously II no,
fatally wounded by man named Green
They had been quarreling for some time
when Green seized a monkey wrench, strik.
,nH binkiey a blow in the head, making an
In which condition he reuiains, Green In,
left for parts unknown. -'
a new cotton and depot platform Il beinu
built here. llano 10 jubilsnt over The ~
psSSation OF 2 new passenger depot.
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sliElsMA

or"n'rsparations for IN. o,..,.
Fourth.
D, spsS. Ar. Ssn Ss,.9s ,-Ispeoi.l. l-crsud
q grsuccess. W." y" ooupt b
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Finch IRE the second shot at Grim
ing previously shot Bush.' Being
he secrete,.' himself in the grass.
Finch get t,Ne keys. unlock his
arm himself, hide the guns he
want and ride ,>vsy. MoCarty I'd
to she camp, ,Sund Grimke q
BNBh badly wouu,ted. He was,
g e 10 talk. and pryed him to ride
ttrt and get q doc0pr. He did so, Z
the surgeon and ff1en.ts arrived III
ing morning he was de I'D. Finch
sued and again arrested In Texas.
to Fort Smith and lodged Ia the
msnt Jail. Finch swears this stor,
true, and asserts that McCarty kii
men and gave him bis liberty.
cRIMx OF rnE-o.LIr.sA
iee'o-lit.sa, as the name impii,
Indian, and went frpm the whipp
to the gallows. He vas conyic.s s
smith ON the cath Oh March last of
der OF n. Il, Cochran. The crime I,
mitted for the purpose Of robbery.
eowardly fiend who ssssssinated
obtained only $7i5. He killed III
OBTAIN money to pay his expe,
green corn dance" an Indian.
The crime was for some time abr
mystery. the brothers of the deces
ing liberal reward for the arr
murderer. Officer Beck worked n,
and was assisted by John Sinner.
Indian. who wormed from Tee-t
story OF the crime. carried IN,
Beck, and VIXEN tina. ar went
territory to make the arrest, he I
Indian court had Just convicted b
horse-stealing aud sentenced him l.
iicly whipped. He W. tied there,
the whipping, and rs soon as I
recovered therefrom, arrested
the murder and landed him In IA
Smith last August, one year after
guilt.
FoRr SMITH, ARK, June 3d.
Three murdcrers named Joseph
William II. Finch and Tec-o. litsa
ecuted to-day. Chief Deputy Ii,
tered the prison at II q. M, and a..
interpreter read the death wary
Tee-o-litsa, the Seminole Indian, >
was handcuffed. The death wa
then read to Martin Joseph and
ll;l5 the condemned men, with TAI
itual advisers and guards procee
scatfold within the courtyard gre
the scaffold one of s.
listers offered q prayer,
hymn was sung, Fincl
In answer TO the question If thew
to say, Tee-o-lit-sa replied that n
not, and putting his hand on h,f
said his heart was broke" Martii
replied In the negative. Finetc
briei speech and said: II can't AIS
to explain the feelings which oyt 'oo
as ! stare ct the fate that awaits
perfectly reconoiled to my Godo b
ing 10 more just and tight thar
make things right with my fell)N
killed those two men that I mi
rather than suffer the torture O
manding officer. He then sst
photograph OF his sister, on y
printed . kiss, saying II WA
Amer shaking hands with tb
the black caps were sdjustet "A.
plnioned, their feet also, aud
the trap was sprung BY the iaiIof
lit-sa's neck was broken BY the fsll
was extinct In 8 l.2 minutes; JOSE
In l.2 minutes; Finch In nine /
After hanging twenty minutes th
were cut down and placed In collins,
body was taken In charge by his
Richard Finch. Tee-o.lit.sa, the
killed Il. Q. Cochrane, who was on
70 Texas. by shooting him from B,
July, 1881. Finch shot and kill,
johnson and Washington Griml
colored soldiers, in July, 1882. ri
a deserter from the army, had b
tured but made his escape by xii
men. Josenh killed Bud Stevens
wife In April last.
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|lssl.NESr
| Myh

occurre,.. ~A/
think me inn. CW-,
In this WIZ. alN
For explanation Don,
Burke, Fred Hughes, 'AVrULAR.Rr
they will explain al; I
s s:TsI a %s.A saly sSn; 'fRA90
something hasty, and OF
make 1t worse than 1t reNEN
csre to live any longer,
l can't write any more, Love M
darling mother. l cannot tell you al
help me, must not. Bury me In
please.
This, the first letter, was not sign
The second letter, written a few I'M
before her death, is a. follows:
MA: am tired Of living, so vii
end to my career. Henry Burke
bottom oft. You know am Of
most unfortunate beings on earth,
[Signedl
L. S.--Remember me always. v
to all.
Burke was bound over on L
OF having committed rape on the
Hattie Bayliss, and the court
bond at $1,000. Burke and his
believe when the trial
that their client will
charged, the evidence no
sufficient for severe punishment. 4
Burke will give bond for his sppe. 4
MT. and Mrs. Hughes rstured l,'t
Burke will leave tonight, not feeli
bright a. when he arrived here thisi
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Il 3-s cash; 80 So to 80 81, August; 50t.
y is, September; 40 5-S to 40 81. October
Pork In fair demand, opened strong
ind higher; closed al inside prices, $l3.G5 to
bl3 10 cash or August; Sl3l7 ., Septem
Der, Lard in fair demand, opened strong
aud higher closed at inlide prices 8 81 ID
20 s. 40 cash, or August. s45 TO SAT IL
september. Bulk meats in fair demand;
short rib, I / 4 to734.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW IoRK, Aug 4-CoItOn quiet 10 IA
20 10 IL futures steady August. 10 81 /;
September, 1923; October, 10 IA; Novem.
Der, 10 OF December, 10 co. January, 10 II;
February, 1923; March, 1899; April, 10 80,
May, 1861. Flpar dull and unchanged
Wheat, cash, stronger;optons opened ii to
IL higher; alterward ruled weaker and fell
back 3 to 5.S, leaving oil dull; steamer No.
: 81 VI No. 3 red, SLIP; steamer No, red
bl4 Ia No red, 81 Is II E. o. B.; $lls
20 81 Is 4, elevator. Corn, cash grades, l-g
higher; options opened 3-s to 5-s
higher closing weak and advance partly
lost; No. 2 81 IL, elevator; Gl12 to 60
afoat. Coffee, steady and unchanged
sugar, quiet; refined, hrmer; AL tC
~ extra A, "a to Z 5-S; white extra A
81; yellow A, 9 81 to 7; off A, IT'S tc
~ standard AT 5-l0to7 3-S; granulated
s Is 10. Resin, unchanged.
KANSAS CITY MARKET
KANSAS City. Aug. VIII, at higher,
No. red, IS to SS III cash, SS 5-S to 80 is
September, 80 Ia bid. Otober. Corn bet.
Ter; 3S to 80 Is cash. IS a. September
81 81. year. Cattle receipts $500 lower
slow and weak, nstiye steers, of / 100 {,
$50 pounds, IS 10 So 7O cows, ~ 80 tc
AZ %, no Texans sold. Hogs receipts, 3.
'.1f sleady; Sbl2l.2 to 50 %; bulk Of sales
o. D 10 80 10. Sheep receipts, none un.
changed.
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FOKT WORTH.


Heavy Rains halfway Notes Other Local
Items
FoRr Worm, Aug, 4,--[Special The
unusually heavy rains in Tarrant county
have injured the cotton to some extent.
A meeting Of representative citizens Of
brentwood Granbury and Fort Worth
was held to-day toperiect measures looking
10 the building OF n broad. gauge road Ia
Brentwood, Fort Worth has already con.
trbuted 500 GOO to the road.
Dr. Field has just returned from Decatur
whore he went to zee the men so severely
wounded IN the late wreck near that city
Iht,e OF the men will probably die.
Midlothian, little place near here, was
visited by severe storm yesterday. Sey.
eral houses were demolished, and one man
who was Injured by falling tmbers, will
die.
At II O'Clock tonight, vacant building
owned by the Gulf Colorado & Santa NJ
railway, located near the round-houge, wa,
harmed down 1t is u total loss,
no insurance, The building had been used
as small pox pest'house, hut was vacant
Tor several days. ltls thought neighbors
tearing contaglon, fired the building.
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GALVESTON
Water Supply-New Orleans ExourslonIsts
-Iiuse ball. Etc

Water Supply-New Orleans EScursIonI.t.
-Iinse BAH, Etc.
GALVESTON, Aug. I.-[Special The
question of adequate water supply, for MI
practicable purposes, is attracting mucb
attention IN this cry at the present mo.
ment. "''
About thirty of the eycursionists from
New Orleans arrived this evening. and will
remain In tine city until Thursday evening
next when they will leave on their return
Heal estate transactions for the week
amounted to $S.7O5.
Deaths during the same period. fourteen.
seven adults and seven children.
Tomorrow the Lorguette and Galveston
base ball clubs play match game nj In.
lite grove for the benefit of the striklna
operators.
A heavy shower fell this morning. which
was quite refreshing,
Tonight at about 1890 an attempt was
made to fire Messrs. Thompson q Ohm.
steis Wholesale drug house, corner
OF fremont street and avenue
A, A. large pile OF saw.dust
saturated with turpentine or some either
lnuammahle material, was piled up against
tne east rear door in the attic and gnlted.
me flames leaped up rapidlv,a attracted
the attention OF Samuel G, Dowles, clerk in
the Texas Express office, an Inc onnosits
side OF the street who ran rapidly across tbs
street, aud with the assistance NJ
William Mofatt, chief engineer of the fir,
department suppressed the incipient con
liagrauon, The iire.bug is evidently abroad
IN galveston, as the authorities are con.
vlnced the lire last night was the work o.
An inCendary.
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Tho Exposition

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4,-To.day's active
work at the exposition has shown A
marked improvement, and the indications
are now that oil displays will be
in place by August 10th. The uisplays
from other states continue TO arrive, many
accompanied by experts, who rapidly ar.
range them, Home exhibitors by
their industry aud energy, are doing now
What ought to have to been done
last week. The Seventh Rerl.
ment band concerts, in Floral
park, afternoon and evening, attract
large crowds Of music lovers, who are loud
In praise of .their splendid music, the
management and people are much graft.
lied by the almost universal kindness of
the press towards the undertaking.
which ia full OF enoourag ment. ltis not
a Louisville undertaking but purely ma.
uonal, the results OF which, in value to all
sections, cannot he estimated. Just so
soon as the exhibits are all In place, the
announcement will be made through these
dispatches, as no desire is felt to mislead
any one, but the exposition is worth seeing
now.
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COMMERCIAL
Ut. LOUIS MARKET,

Sr. LOUIS, Aug, 4.-.Cotton firm; mid.
ding, 95-S; sales, 65 receipts, 100; ship.
ments, 800; stock, 6,SO0. Flour UNCHANGED.
Wheat unsettled and lower, closing weak
No, 2 red. Sl,W 81, cash and August;
SlW lis, September SlW, 90.
tober. Corn lower and slow;
10 l'2, cash and August; &c "a, September
and October. Oats lower; q IA, cash,
y les, August %, September; 20, October,
Whisky steady; STA, Cornmeal quiet;
$3.50 PORK slow; iobbing, Sl4; bacon in
good demands long clear, Z 81; short ribs,
Bulk meats low and weak; long clear,
1.iO; clear rib. 7,50; short clear, us
Lard nominal Cattle receipts, 800, SUNNY
very small; demand light; sales confined
to local butchers and spectators AZ pre-
ious prices, Hogs receipts, 100; steady.
light, $500 to SO; mixed, 50 TO s5S5
butchers, 1925 to $500 Sheep receipts.
200; firm; medium to good, $3.50 to 81 10,
prime to choice, $a,25 to $500; lambs, 81 Is
to S595.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CnlcAoo, Aug. Alloys receipts,
10000; stronger; mixed, IS TO 81 N,
heavy. SAD to $565; light. "a "a
70 50 TO- Cattle receipts, Coz; demorsl.
lied; 10 TO IS lower; exports, 10 40
70 1925; good to choice shipping, $3.50 to
So 50; common 10 medium, 81 50 to IS S5.
Sheep receipts, 1000; shipments, S75; good,
Si26; choice, S4S5. Flour dull
ard UNCHANGED. Wheat In fair
demand and closed lower; regular, $i,0i ia
August; $l,02 l.9 to 81 % 5.s. Seutember.
Sl,N Ia 10 $l0i S-S, October; No. . red win.
ter, 81 o. Corn In fair demand; 81 IA {,
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vie, South Carolina, and son OF John 7.
a. Calhoun. and granddaughter of the
statesman, John G. Calhoun. He grad
mated in Atlanta college in lSSe. He was o
une oculist, and his death is deeply regret
ted.
Reports from Trenton, Louisiana, say
ne crops have not as yet suffered for rain,
out VIII, unless II commence within a few
days. Business brisk. Old cotton is still
coming in. One merchant to-day bought
thirty bales.
Much sickness is reported, but not of q
fatal character.
The river is low and falling fast, and nav
gation will soon be suspended.
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TEuUACANA.
School Matters-personal-Nesa Rain

School ers-Personal-Noed Rain
TEnuAoANA, Aug. 4,-ISpecial. l-B. G..
McLeskey, d. D., who was elected presi.
dent of Trinity university by unanimous
vote OF the board of trustees, on the Slst
MT, was here to-day and signifed his do.
olslon TO accept the position. He will no.
bath, and remove his family 10 this Mace
at an early day, paw
De, Duncan, of Corsicana, has rented a
residence, and will remove his family To-
place soon. w
Rev. II Il, Jones, of Limestone county
mas rented residence, and will move His
family here for the opening OF the school in
September. 81
Rain is much needed in this vicinity,