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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Yesterday at the state capIial-snpo.
rior Court Assignments.
NJ. Loule : AdditIsnal Changes In the
Gonld system.
Lawyer Eaton Is In Missouri Searching
After Evidence.
An Interview With the MtxieaH Cen
traps Geuerai Manager.
Flasher From the Fort-A Rather Dali
Day.
stock aud Crop Notes-Soclal and Pos
Iitlcat Events.
Other Specials From sundry Soure .
O.hsr Specials From sundry soure .
AUSTIN.

AUsTIN.
Av.rIr, M,rch 2D.-Tspecial Mr. T.
W. Folt., president OF the board OF trustee,
uf the deaf and dumb a'ylum, s,s the
that iugttution hy Mrs. BALL, a discharged
In An interview In the Galveston
News, are totally false.
Chartered: rhe R,send.le street railway,
OF Fort Wsrtn; G,pltel, $4,000.
General King received n telegram tc-1ay
from Crockett. announcing the death OF bis
brother last night.
Brown county wants TO sell tho state
some bonds, but there is 70 money on
band
Frank Brown, who stole DR.. Sweet
watch snd was captured at W,co, wal
brought here to-day and lodged In jail.
IL Ia stated on good authority shat the
friends OF Ben Thompson aud King Fishei
are having the fact, con 1ecled with their
death worked up. People here laugh at
the idea Of Joe Fosters Abatement being
true.
Folio si ing is the assignment ~ the oour,
OF appeals docket, Aprii tsrD, lss4:
Frst assignment, Mondsy, April Z, 1884
Archer. Baylor, Clay, C0og, Collin
Wichits, DIllss, Denton, Ellis, Fsnnin
GraysOn, Lamar Montague, Oldhim
Parker. rsrrsnt, Wilbtrger, Wise, Wheeler
Greer Hardin, Knox.
,ssa' A,.'n,ss p.s,ron Rsxnr Rl,nco
G.Iduail con,si Gnsd ,I,ne H,vs Karne.
TJva o,l L.. Ty.yi, Willism,on Wil
80
Orh,., .,.,-rra,. uond,x Nav bth
1ssi, n, ,,a.,s p,oan pnrnst CslI sh,n
GoI.,nn Com.ncho Co,ysl Conebo
| CrocI,t, Dswson D,mmi, E,stl,nd' n
p..o Er.th ptv.,d. 10 Gil.,nIa Usstell
u.m,i'nn HI f.cS Jonss Ks,. Ken.
Ali r,n,tIs K,nnev Jsmr,ss. LIano
,s.iI, u.s,n Maxs,,ck N,dina Mo1,nl
/ iocb NcMnilen Men,rd ,,ton,lI Nolan
/ pa pinto p.co, p.sjdio San san. Ton
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1T LOUIS,

Sr LoUIs, March 20 : Especial IAN
other change in ths Gould sy,tem takes
r sce bet ~ en- now and Friday next w.
p. Andrews, general baggage agent of the
Missouri Pacific, will take a passenger rain
end p Msu's, general baggage agent OF
the Wsb sh, will resign. A gentleman
named Fisher will assume charge OF ooth
positions rs soon as X. q. r0NDsend. gen.
erai PASSENGER agent, returns Hom Clncln-
natl.
George 8 Eiton's brother. an attorney,
ie IN CarrolIton, Missouri. taking deposl'
tion IN the celebrated Murphy Eiten poi
soned candy cate IN Fort Wortu. Et,ou
hes dc cided TO settle the controversy ~ the
courts Of rexas. Miss Fannie Murphy wss
formerly well kaown resident Uf Mexico,
MissouTi,
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A CaSo Celelpra,

CHIcAso. March 20-rns DAILY News
aDcci,l irom Waukeeg,n, Illnos, says !:
The trial OF Michael Al ,oney. Oh god with
the murder Of his cell m lts, John AntsY
son, NJ the Jolie. peliten siary. bsgin h sro
to-day on ch inge OF venue. rhe oOiy OF
!he murdered mon contained thirty. three
kulfe wounds. Mooney WAS convicted of
murder on the iirst trial, aui duri1g the
hearing the head OF his suppo isd vic m was
exhibited in courJ by the proJscu lou 70
make certain OF his conviction.
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party who was hero With Clark and as
sisted In the murder, has not been captured
yet He wss seen here Monday night last,
and left ths same light gong IN the direc'
tlon oi Dallas. Parties are la pursuit.
weighs li0 or 100 pounds. dark ewes, dsrk
rnustaohe, hsd on a snit 0t snuii'colored
clothes, had watch and chain
(-ieel ohelnl, stone charm on ohslo'
box- toed .hoos, black felt hat,
white shirt, tutn down collar and red
shield neck scarf In which To wore pm
With tbre. or tour links. Tn re IL a reward
Of $3.50 Tor tho arrest OF both PARTIES 500
by tho state ol louisiana and $500 by pri'
vate Individuals. A. Clark Ia IN "dufauoe
yile,h the paftieb that arrested Milllhms
will only gel ono.half OF tho reward.
The Texas 4 Pacific road propose 10 erect
magnificent depot at ,his place, provided
the town will make = liberal donation iof
the DurDOQQ,
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10y HrnNnSincs.

Boston, March 2)--A yl0go tit-o n5ys
were arrested a. Slutn Boston .. uisht
end three Of their leaders held Tor exAi,i1s-
tion MANY small lrcsuje3 are ch 'rs ! 20
them, their raida being planned in DID
cellar which they called the.- dfn. Cole
man O'Donnell, bhe leading spirit l6
years old, and Is said GO nave receuli 1eeu
released fr0m the reform atorv iusutu o..
rne otners range from l2 to IS ghe had
q peculiar language known O i'y 90 mrn-
hers o tue gang, agi for m honr mv5t iied
tue officers ~ the slstiDn Wit their aver
a.Iigr,
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Protesting Against Patent Cegi.la,,o-.

PlTrsBuRe, Msrch 20-Tne ch.mhsr OF
commerce IN session this mor1ihg pro eat
ed against the passage OF vtri'u' hostile
p4ten' nj u heforo corC~rt1 tOH. .4a "a.
qutsted senetorB and representa- ives TO give
their careful confederation and eudesvpr TO
prevent leg station which In Ell CT will dis
courage active mlsds from engaging In the
deyel 'pment VI machinery and appiisnoss,
such as have oeSn and srs OF so great bsne-
fit 10 sli agricultural and mech cal intsr-
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Desperate Negro Robbers.

ST. LOUIS, Marca 2o.-rnree negroes
named LeSis, freeman and Anderson,
boarded several freight trains near East St
Louis last night aud to-day, with drawn
revolvers, overaTed the conductor aud
breakmen and robbed toe csrs. A. noon
posse headed by Alderman Green, from East
st. Louis, attacked the negroes six miles
from the city Alter the exchange OF over
forty shots, the negroes were arrested aud
jsiled. Anderson received big load Of
bucK-shot in the side and arm. Alderman
Green was shot in the knee and brought
back in wagon. No one else was hurt
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No Go.

NEw YoRE, March ~ IL seems 'ikaly
aba. fast matt will ho eetab ished from Chi
cago TO New Orlesps pne hoa,d ol d rec.
tors Of tie Illinois Central have no. a ted
on the msi,. yet and refuse - 'sls aNout
u. l. Is understood the difficulty is the
consideration which prev lied in cher
cases OF concentrating mails now dis rib.
uted over lateral roads cannot ne offered to
the Central.
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Tho shadow OF a Hone.

PErTsB0sa, Marco Alt o.s Just l-sl
learned that iona Foster, ool)fed SD. oy
George Jones, and for which crime lsnes
and Jessie Carter. as acoa,s)rY, ara seq.
tsucad 10 be hanged April 81. wastrpphined
ehurily before destn. rne gnuad w.l1 81 n.
liar to that Of Garfield and ths oper lnon
was pertOrmal ~ lure' PrJmine 10 snv-
sic ans for ths purpose % A5Glrttiuins the
location Of ths ball. An emtneit surgeon
in an intervisE to-day said tnat ia bis lpin-
Ion sucn Operations might be u collrihuting
cause OF death. An enOrt viii d. nsis TO
have Jones aLd Garter pardonad
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Dieksu. Dutehmnn p.aa.

PHGLADrLrnfA Pa, March 20.-C harles
Lsnghelmer, widely known as d. ckens'
putohmsn," died recently aud his death
was made known to day. He died 10 the
pententiary and was qHietlY bnrisi iu the
ootters' field after serving dhy oi his
seventy We years OF lite In a c,nvct's cell.
He was not prisoner at the time o. his
death, bat was sil1ped TO return aud die
In the priop1, which ho locked upon G. 9 his
home
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GHANBURY.

GRAsBuRr. March l'.-fCouespondence
District court opened tuesday morning
but there has not been much business
transacted, in fact, there arc but few cases,
anu none Of importance on the docket.
Metsss Gnrdon, Rsichsetter d Foster will
buiid DUR ng this summer an immense two
story stone house 100 feet equere, with iron
front and cornice
II resorts are true Judge Nugsnt viii
have strong opposition In the person OF Q
popular gentleman Of this place for iadgs
ot tnis district
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A yantlal Fiaed.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, March 20.-Harbe-t h..
Jackson was to-dar tned $40 for mutiis.inc
the marbls tablet on tho tomb OF Daniel
Webster at Marhdeld. Mrs. Wooster
wrote, ocknowled siog sgtisf4c in, ia that
Jackson had paid for 4 new tablet and de-
sired 10 have the case put on file. The
judge declined 10 comply hut allowed,
however, the mitigating cir1nnlt,ucls IS 20
govern the amount OF the flue.
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Put I'm or shut I'm.

New YoRK, March 20.-A Tribune edi
torisl saye that in view OF the positive state
msnts BY local hutshers that Chicago
dressed beef sent here is unwbolesome aud
IN view of Armour's vigorous, 'xo.icit de.
NAL II is in order for the butchers to pre-
duce their evidence.
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hiExIA.

MpxrA. March -[Specisl l-W. u.
DO, le, mayor OF our little tosn, hs. ha1
the school bonds Of his place registered,
and they are now on the market. The
amount Of bonds issued is 80 80
A school building bss beenc inirscted ior
to coat 81 500, asd will b. com pieted by
july.
SHIPMENTS Of ectton since the beginning
Of The cotton season, 14,2is bAes.
Farmers sre up with heir Sofk. having
planted all their corn, aud the land IL pre-
psred for cotton pl .ntiug.
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WAYAHACHIE.

wAxA1AoGIs, March G.-lSpecial. The
county commissioners court are arranging
to build substantial Ste proc. Office for
tha countv records
Captain go,r. tsI collector, mas collected
TO dave Ss2 600 tsI leaving about Sf ,oe es
ths delinquent hat.
Mayor u,bArds has iIsu Cd his rioelsz q,
ton ior ar election 10 be held on the 9Th Of
4 prS 10 oeeru- iua whether she city shall
ske - clu nye oonttol oi the pus lie schools.
Auch regret it c: pressed Ut the loss OF
] oval erris rs "a citiTsn, who Is now
conucc 10 wi1 en exchange bsnh In your
Cip.
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BARspSLL.

Marshall. March 20 Especial. 1.-The
telephone exchange has seventy-six sub
Lcripert.
Tha aBpninl ucps O, sabir to succeed
Morrill, as o nited .stes district judge IN
this district meets with general spprobA'
tion.
The Episcopal church ~ without min
ister.
ant ministers, is making IL Lively for the
SINNERS at his Nethodi,t Church.
Many old truckD have been picket up and
brought In for repaira, and still The work
goes on.
The weather ia very favorable for tho
farming intersst.
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FORT WORTH,

Fonr WORTH, March %. Special The
grand jury returned twenty indic meutS
to.day-seveh teen ielories and tnree mis-
denpanors. Among the felonies are t"o
for murder.
The city closed a contract today with J.
W Judkins % lake the c. nsus, Judk ns 20
receive 500. II is expected hs Will fnd
over Il, 600 population.
The COMMITTEES on fir- department to-day
ordered y third hose carriage from Chicago.
IL will be fine piece OF wo' kmanship.
The city IL very dull to day.
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Political Points

Pnoyrpxxcr, March % The republican
ststa convention met this morning. George
A. Wilbur, Of woopsocket, was temporary
chairman. After setting one contested
,srmspent. and Senator Wiibur made an
s6drSes' o1anssliins haxmony. Aftsr {
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NAyAsOrA

NAyAsoTL, March 20.-[5peclal. l-At the
preliminary trial At Anderson Tuesday last
NJ ,he Bradley brothers for robbing Col
on,l Ysrhoroueh's sto'e aud the telegraph
offics at Ynrbirougn station in last Noyem'
brr. re,ultsd ia 81 600 pond VIII ch thoy
could not give. aud were femsnded TO jail.
The evidence is sufloent ior conviction.
There are two charges inside against them,
viz: for robbery aud attempt TO murder the
oD.rttor. whom they shot twice, but who
has pInce recovered. They attempted to
prove an sltbl. They will have their hnal
trisl NJ the next term OF court.
Weather pleasant. Some cotton was
Z ghinnad TO-DAY
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Rates Reduced.

Nrw YoRK, March 20 N tice g given
that east-bluod rates will be- reduced IN
classes named to the following hasis: Chi
caco ~ New York 3 h clsss, Is cans; Ith
class %. snd On olsss 25 csni.; class live
hogs, to New York aud Boston, 20 cents per
100 hounds.
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ST. LOUIS, March 2o-It is now statsd by
suicide in all yesterday Of George H Nc
Fadden, 1lller's accomplice In the express
robbery, was a hoax. IL Is supposed to be
a trick OF McFsdden 10 get IN the hospital.
where escsps Is Easy. McFedden was IS
we'll as ever at noon today.
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TOPEKA, Ks, March ~ -Advioss froas
official sources, received at ne gea,ral
othces Of the Atchison, Topek, & Santa
Fe to-oay, state the damage 20 tns tr.ck
Of the southern Pacific ~ California has
been repaired aud rains are ow rnnling
regularly 10 San Ersnoisco. both by Los
Angeles and by rns Needles.
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.rIlr EncnN

JmrEs ". Marcn 31.-fspeciall Mr.. y.
~ VnlisG g, late OF Msrshsll. bJt recently
Of tbi pace, dieu AZ his refide noe this
evorl W st 3sS ot puer mopla. he will be
buried st 0 j gOod osmstery tomorrow.
Nr Williams wssp poled aud prominent
nontici 81 .m0nr Lhe radicals and move d
over mere to represent the republicans here.
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NIf,LICAE

NrLLrcAN. March 20.-[Special J. -Yester'
day Emo Robertson. u negro, living on
w l.. Streets plantation. WAS drowned
while trying to CT 'ss q swollen stresm'
Jury was summoned snd rendered yer
diet in accordance ~ith tho above.
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TYLER

TYLER, March 20 Especial, The grad
ing ores on tbs Kansas & Gull Short Lime
mt Mckee Gap have struck large bed oi
fine. prainad sen greeG sandstone.
The republicans are not enthuNastic over
the appointment OF Snbin, who IL Compare
lively unkuowf 20 them.
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Tramc Resumed.

LIrrLx Rock. March 20 The first train
over tne Memphis and Little R ,ck railroad
since detention by the overn0 ' leaves hero
Tonight. R-cuisr business has been re-
snmed on the whoe line.
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CLEBURNE.

CLEHUssr, March 20 Especial IN. r..
FLORES and party, OF III Fag1 county, who
are insoecting ell tho princil o. j,,ls for the
purpose OF building one " El Psso, left
yesierday for Fort Worth, They EXPRESSED
Themselves verv highly pleased with our
county Jail They have not determin,d
ffom tho,e already inspected which plan g.
adopt. but pay this and the San Antonio
i.il arc the best they nave ,een.
There isa hall NJ the Pennington hotel
tonight. A. grand time Is being hao
G. ". Freelsud wealthy citizen OF this
county, charged With aggravated ssssuls
aud battery. vas acquitted TO day N the
county court. The case was ono OF pure
mallrn.
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IOSGvIEw.

LosovIEv, March 10 -t5peolal .l-C,ty
Marshal Booth; who was thrown from his
horse, is not seriously, although painfully
hurt. A small muscle was torn loose rom
iis fastening neal the knee. He is out at
tendir K tn his dutier.
A new feature IN our much discussed
iree bridge question wa, tho move OF XVI
gore, o ANAL town on the south aide oi the
sabine, TO enjoin the county commission
ers from building tho bridge AZ no step'
can he taken until tho law roSs into effect,
the move tor an Injunction IL prematurr.s
A hop at Lamberts opsra'house 10 IA
progress, the Marshall band furnishing me
music.
Brick work on the new hotel o. the
Junction, save cornices and ohimnsys Il
done
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EE BRHAN,

sHIRrAN, March 20 Especial l-densrsi
w II. MAhry. reoenilv severely wounded
in She foot by an accidental pistol stos, is
In condition more than ever critical in
fact his friends here consider tho injury
necessarily fatal, from the present symtoms
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RAM ANTONIO.

Saw Ixrosro. March 20.-[Spec,al.l-h
diopalch from Ssile pssO snys & magnih-
cent VEN Of bitunlinoUJ coal was stuck
Today t. breckenridge mine, iosr miles
from here a. a depth OF IVO Ieet. ine VEN
il eleven feet thick and exhauttless. IL 10
The finest nud IN cosl yet msde in Texts.
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por-an Emb.nkmen mt.

SYRACUSE. n Y, darch IA uixed
train on The Ithacs & T. myrs rad ran of
the treck near Perryvills THIS morning. The
passenger c,aoh rolled over threc ines,
landing up side down agains, tree. Hs'f a
dozen persons we're injared, none fatally.
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Hot Hnnditff.

BosroS, March % The passengers who
arrived here on the brig Screamsr and were
wronefnlly represented to be Cnbsn ban
ditti. will sail for San D,mingo Saturday,
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GRoEsBEECK.

GRoE BEEcK M.orh 20.-[Special. THE
case Of Mr.. Mcdaniel, surg the Central
road for $4,000 'oT the alleged XII ling OF her
husband near Thornton, was decided to-
dsy IN favor OF defendants.
Weather tine
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EAsrLAsD, March 10 -(Correspondence. [
Wo,k on our magnificent eourt-house is
progressing finely. Tnis building will be
among the finest In ves ern Texas and is o
fit sriputs OF Law abiding people 10 the
oanso Of No end iusssoD<
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sf'KINNEy.

MoKrssEr. March 20 Especial THE
city counc ut lie last meeting condemned
a part OF two streets nesr the Uui IN mills
and granted The property to W. l.. Biyd,
z K. R,nDey aud J. w Throckmorton.
These parties propose constructing cotton
seed oil mill.
W.s,ber warm and rlesssnt Farmers
are about through plsntirg corn.
Several new brick buildings viii be
ereo,ed shortly on the square and several
on side etrecff.
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The Kausas Legi,,ntnre.

TorEKA, KAs., March 20.-The senate
this morning took no action regarding the
cattle disease, out consumed all the session
discussing this railroad bill, The house,
after making the cattle disease bill intro
duced yesterday the spscid order for this
afternoon, took up general legislation. and
several bills were Introduced. The bill for
the appointment Of stale veterinary sur
g.on psss,d. Resolutions staining the
railroad oom issiOners in their Stsumpiion
Of power to tx the maximum Of i.eght
rstes were introduced and referred.
At the afternoon session the ser sts
adopted housn bill for the appointment
OF state veterinary surgeon and ustinius
his duties. He | to be under the direction
OF the I've stock sanitary commission. A
resolution requesting the c1ngrsss,oual
deiegation 20 secure federal legislation T.
prevent further sprsqd OF the foot and
mouth disease was <S,'ated. The house
spent the afternoc. n committee Of the
terdsy for tbs prlS,lon OF dome, tic sni.
mais, and the fret seven sections we're
agreed to. Il provides for 3 live stock sani
tary commission and defines their dunes
and powers Adjourned.
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TEKRkaL.,

Trnnul, March B-[Spccisi.I-Alber
Cars, toe man arrested y~s'srday for the
murder of the Bseess family IN Onschits
s sss.ls I'sis2: 4 49, - vs:: 'isss e
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HERE AND THERE.
Engineer and Fireman BIowa 400
Yards by np Explosion.


Yards by nn Explosion.
Mcfadden, TIller's AccOmpiloe, is
Playing IL Vcry Finr.
Three Desperate Negroes Captured
Near rast ~. Louis.
Cattle Plague in Kansas No, ths Dead
iy ContaglOn.
The Rhode Island Republicans In Solid
Phalsny.
Tho Ramsay Legislature is la Active
Erup,ios.
And o,hsr Tales Of the Telegraph.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-04-19

DOR RENT.-Large House, one mile from IL
IL monium, N. c. R. R.; beautiful location
Garden, Pasture Lot Shade and Fruit; terms low
to good tenant. JOHN P. CLARK, Lexington
and Calvert Sts., Baltimore. [Sep1, 'SSy.
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CHERIFF'S NOTICE
- OF LIEN LAW.

In and by virtue of an Act of Assembly, passed
at December Session, 1888, Chap. POS, entitled
San Act relating to the liens of mechanics and
others upon buildings" whereas a writ of sciri
dcias has been issued out of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county by George o. Stevens against
Daniel Roller, owner, and James Baynes, builder.
returnable on the third Monday in May 1884, to
me directed for the purpose of recovering the sum
of S334.74, with interest on each item from the
date thereof, for work done and materials fur
nished to and for a certain building, to wit: For
and about the erection and construction of two
story al" shaped frame house, having front of
fifty eight feet and eight inches, with one wing
forty-six feet and eight inches in length and six
teen feet and three inches in width, and the other
wing twenty-six feet and five inches in length and
seventeen feet and five inches in width, and is
partially surrounded by porch. said building is
known as "Keller's Pavilion" it being situated
about one hundred feet, more or less from Bear
Creek, In Baltimore county, and erected on the
piece or parcel of ground described in the lien
| claim above mentioned, which will more fully an
pear in the Records of Mechanics Liens, Liber j
B., No. g. $40, &C., andthe said George o. Stevens
claims lien for the recovery of the sum of 1884,
"a due and owing him for work done and materi-
ais furnished in and about the construction of
said building. And therefore notice is hereby
given in pursuance of the said Act of Assembly
to all claimants and persons interested to be and
appear before the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county,
on or before the 3D. Monday in Nay, 1884,
to show cause, if any they know or have to say
why the said sum of money above named should
not be levied Of the said buildings and grounds
to the use of George o. Stevens aforesaid accord
ing to the form of the Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
Sheriff of Baltimore county
APRIL IND, 1884. All o.