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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH River. Vessels and Railroads.
NEW-YORK Auv1lst 7 lael
GENERAL NJ RKET REPORT.

:
C0FFFF-There has an nd for Brazil
styles he Of CSC FOR fair Tue market sedy
Sales Jas bags Fo * Horror" 600 ho. II Clint
1000 do er Lab ador" 900 do "1ycho Btah LOOOdo
Santos "GuSdsna" options steady. and with batter
sales 00O bags. The prices were ~
70 lows August 5u0RSlO Sep'emher, SlO9s - Oeto
Der. 8.20GS2j. Novembsr ABA $50. and December
30 ASS Mid Grades contLue Steqdy arG fairy active
sales hO 400 do. Cusyrg 100 mats Pa
dang }nhein" $50 do DO Kent sh Tar" 400 do
Jav. go rrad.a." Zoe
COTTON had another break aud better bust
resulted D~lss Of which s5O last
nnR cudng POO for export and l. $50 for consumption
Receipts thc goa against l52 this day ast
week and l. Z3s last
The mutations 4cs0ru % the American cass1cation Afs
asfOlOWg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
AN EXECUTOR SUED.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 6.-h 1872 Joseph B.
lyon wel-to-do resident Of this place. died, making
George A. Baker executor bs will. Baker had dis
Position TO have Jolly and was detected Ia 81 ght
oOSeuesl In regard business matters. Al last he
Removed from hi place as executor on the CHA or Ill
sapa5iIty and Felix Nicola appointed In his place.
Baker psrt to the Probate Court, which.
sOse examination, found 10 be S24 100 "a short.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
ELECTIONEEEiNG.
Frnm Ihe lh.cgao N,lrs

Prom Chic7go N~rs
MADAM. may | kiss these beautiful chill
T." iuq ire Uncle D., O,ie by, a. leaned over
fGou gate.
- q. rti Oily SIR; thc,e IL ne posi- l- ooiec10n."
They lOv- " diriEgs,' said Uncle Dick after he
had finished eleventh nav, do Do mors beau
tfu btbie-. Ar n all yours, u1rml"
TIE lady Ills -d eplv.
o. rour-e they wet LITTLE n slurea. From
whom g., nar'u could they have IN erted these i'm d
yes rosy a. these fuse Gu Is, t.csc me J
N.gr. s. IN these must. al voices"
The lay tnurI blushinR.
by q way, m.uul.' said Gle Dick, may bother
Won 10 tel yolr e.lIuab e husband tust Richard j.
OgIesb RePub ga lGdaie for Governor, cal cd upon
uim D even n
Alas good sr,' quoth the lady, Iuavc no husband"
Bot these children, m4IauI-you surely not a
widow -
cared vou were mis-, aEeG. sir, when you first came
u. These >Ic NY children luis - orphan
osyiun.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
POST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WASHINGTON, GIN accordance with the
act OF Congress autaorzn tue spPoinni ut ol eigh
po- quar- ermaster sergeant % per orm The du les q"
AZ rekeeprrs nd erks the place ot citizen employs
General order has been ssued by the war department
pr,vtding hat said ser.eaut shall be selected oy exam
IN on r the compet ent me1 In the Army VINO
have rvrd least tour ga and o." cha cte an
educa ion snail ht them to take charge O puDhc prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. IhursIay AuF' = IH7F
CREEK CLAIMS -rur First Conr'ner OF the I'easur'
Ia gwen N, opinion that there Is no authrt, Tor ne
paytp.ut I, cai as OF the Crock Nation o." lndlaa az
At 1870 alle .-1 TO due or art Gle ave OF
Inc rreaf OF Nuuisl T. / ,JG. ami that tncre as no aP-
prouratIon lnuer when Tn ~ can be paid
APPLICATION OENIED.-Thr act NJ etary o. the H.
terror n "a dec trcl "a gr mt "A motion In half % thc
homestead clglmapts reconsideration OF ihe "a ''
zion IN tHe Elfek' springs AK, case
FREE DELIVERY FoE NOKw Cn.-fne Pn~ SINISTER q "a
oral ma. orde--i tn ~staaih nen OF the fic. dev'
system iu Norwich. Oinn, with siE tier ctT'rr1' !"
takr IN a ON 5, ptemleT !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
ernoprA 80 ..l>tttr.

LIVERPOOL August Prpvisiont-BarDn Cumberland 10
45a Cd Lone .Isu Hdiea IS "a. SNORT .irW htties
as od snort RIBS as "a. shoulder. = Jt peg cwh =
f1a fBr B. Hoes. Pr.ur hJsA % FORK ~li "a
Mesa Us. psr PR Moss l.tstsra. "a y 80
cru, ) =. LAft-A nsucta. -. d. pums Western - 20
LAEd Ot AJ. a. IA Long Cut, ol% t fhSnid't %,
Butter. Jjs psr esL iIr Inast initial 't4tf.
American CnoioA = 81 Hnr.Shoi westerns 'prh = u
ais. n Winter Is 81 IL Psr csnt. Ns ,.gllt
Is id. New Western Winter u. Sd Ne" MiSa 1913 ~
a.. 1ai. ,,.u1orata 4. IS a. ass 81 @ls MA No q
Ia II ais ID osr osaLsI Cosa- ATes OH "a o'ge 20
ma, :, ID DER csntAl Protlcs-npirits " IIrpoatae
% d. 40 al Loatoa "a ID per " Nsansl retro
I.nn l.. a o,r e.lou clever se.d A aercaa HsL Ai%
.u a 81 R,i,s ~. "a per tJsin - n nol.
- II Pae "a . To-. sd LAnseei on % d. per owi.
oSTioN 4. Produce l.nseed Oh &le 0Sl3 %
osr ton calcutta lAnsss -, Sd - "a per quarter LIN
3 Us fcdpsd Petroleum. o a. q
8 :. per sAloa 53lals % rIrBeauns ZIs. I'd per css
SDerni l pa ROsta -oSn u5a. - nt 80 III
Paie oil. PrJytNOas-L&rL tta n paf NJ lot
American sugar lls 81 LA 81 per W. o. Cao- ess.
fuga. .rlLia. ljo t5A 81 GL4A ii Tor Cu0A mas
Soea4o 49, rcaAla. ano1L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

feature the market for state bonds was The re-
yiVa VI activity IL ArkAs4s - The rlro~1s Fort
Smiths .old al 26427, P.1s B.uFs 2Oa23. and Red
Rivers Al %. Tennessee % sod al 4OGJ5. -Ad ais
sour o. 1889 800 1854 or the city bank stock
Mercantile sold Al 10 aud 4rlicsHens SOFA a. loo
The general railroad bond m4rks. .O-day again was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
CAPITAL TOPICS.
THEY MUST ALL CLEAR OUT.
rxooPs TO SWEEP rrRUDERs FROM THE INDIAN
TERRITORY.


TERRITORY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE intruders IN the
indian Territory are said at the War Department 70
IN those portions of the Territory known as tue osi
,oma land the Cherokee strip and the Pan HAM, o.
Several companies ~ troops are expec'ed 70 ~
Yer-,tor, TO-DAY or tomorrow. All persons iounu 10 ~
,orego,ne portions of the Territory esumseeo AZ
600 viii b. removed The men will ne turned oNe' -
tho rInr.d states Marshal in whose district 'hey ~'e
,,a Tne women and children viii be taken {" Kansas
- ,,..n.a, and allowed e. 70 All improvements are
% \, oe-tro,sthe houses suteui dings and fences 10
he RACED 10 the ground The cattle. horses sad
prmeas are to turned over TO the Interior pep =
'ent and 20 be disposed Of hat partmeht m~y az
Cd srrtrd that some OF the 'etters are 'oa aa
sla Tic .Hthor lie. differently ana ray inlt
-. "a emitted 70 at lie Their Of the three olsp gb
tracis and Some repo- ted 70 save nNeu - =
the OklaAona land and the Pan " ndle 'sI s'' ~
wears Al d g. bavs made extensive impfovemeh 80
der TO applies To- them as We a. 20 LOS 80
have reeentl, entered the Territory. NIL a. -,
wi uot he dered 10 tho.e portions 81 we ~ v 5
more thieky inhabited Dy Indians 20 Is saiu VA ~
d. ans the. selves have bsen he to Keep Oh iA'iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
FRAGMENTS OF COURT NEWS.

The Narragansett Transportation Company
mas been nco pora ed with capital Of $4,000, for
freight aud passenger traffic Long Island Sound and
adj ,eeut waters The corporaors are Charles F. steel
Jobn g H,ddnck Edw I'd Is. Arnold, Thomas + Nc
COruick and James A KinghOrD.
Judgments by confession were entered yesterdty
AGAINST Edmund Yard q Co. IN the sum Of S347.j93 80
IN favor nr Heyman & Alexander, OF England and
Franca and of 567 In avor Of sale Carr shaw
he Of Charles u. Shaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
SrRLkLNG L. LITTLE rAINq.

nom me Phnadsiphta Cau
Pa" My sou. what is that you are drawing
your sln e.
Lit e Tom" On, irs on y fun"
"Whst NJ VI iunP
"PuAtic.L"
POLITICAL, chi Well what docs 70 rcprs.entf'
"Oh nofhing much. It's only lex NJ the Indepen-
dent party 49,,
Yol ought o be ashamed ny SOC, 20 str ke a. little
thing like that Take a party OF your size"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
BRAT 4 BIG CROP MEANS.

FT0NI tn DfIJrT ITtUUIte
A whaling big Stalk of Corn was talking
-, h les W 100 a c0usumpuve GriSshopper. " We are
90 NJ TO elect ana said tie Grass6opper' " and
iuite o. reform"
The waved ifs le ~ dis ain. and replied: II
tner wtr 100000 80 % moro Il you d.d Jou Ma
Ir0uiu be. h vi lID ia a YOu mi ID. ak Tut when
l,.- vel lm q T. .tler; Ills year / Tee We'll Dig
c. r. crop R ,ubucau Pre-ien.'
" aru- ms Inc Gras Ho pr drew NJ CLOAK o' .ls
head. FL on d Canada Th, le nd expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

Nicola yesterday began Q suit against BAKER ana ms
bondsInen, Jacob striebinger, William EDWARDS ana
william j. McKiunie, to recover the amount lost III
said Baker Indebted now 10 the bsnkfps urn OF
for osed some mort ages on some of Bakers
valuable DOWNTOWN property 70 satisfy $4,000 "a
prnussnry notes Baker was . hghtni1g-roa
AGENT. and accumulated much properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

Erom me PhllaaeLpAaa eau.

IHf FHt4dtlpIttI Iutt
Chairman Independent Meeting: The as
sembly will come 10 order. regret thar th- warm
prove ttd 50 many Pa'iloNo AAuoPcHuoN''
from ltteBdIDg AS 49, ,.,
The secctary (whIspsrng) "stop. There Is the other
CHAIRMAN. "Warrrf"
Secretary: Just coming In the door Oo hLe1i. We
are q here now whole I'VE Of u.s."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

sSes or ss9 6yasfv s.' aaT %ans 5j
decline Of pon. mar and T. point, T sn ate
foo@s ASgn.t lo7ssio7s septeuber iO65GiOs6 :
October, 10 39GlO 20 Novemoer - 0 % Decem9er
iOI7' March Io5sSIo5s; April, lO7Osld7l May,
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUH-Ihe market for state and
%ssea 59 % rules og u 2ya' N y9F . 20 ns
reported decline Of 59 DC and The maket closes weak
immed.aie wants small lot way Exporters have had
ness sales. NJ 800 bbisp mcl1dinr 90 bills city
NH Extra q 50as4 81. Quotations Fine, = 20
Tsme Common To- Fair Extra state a. 3 az 20. Good
"a f1cy 90 . o ~ 90 o go mon "a no. Common to FAR
Extra OHIO 81 10 - M Good 81 o5ss5 % Good 70 Choice
= ss 90 S e@"S MT, fi s@"~ 81 s-as IS
g 40 Paent - t9es Is baser, Et - ~ 10 20 oo
Ions Common 10 t4r Extra - ~ F' P,ts1t Nm
- CO. 9r 10 7' aSs NV nm ETrP.
30 soUrHERN FLOUR s 'od.r I've ,.,,
rs,ra q, s. ss4 so Good GOOD % caoco 81 S"St5
p Sale. 6er, superauo slds4 50 the after Tor
yellow western 50 ooSs3 IS Brandyvnc s54oas3 so
GRAN-whEAi--p Io,s a,s asao lower. ~ u g per
bull v-'y weas with fan Export eT,na ,n'iy
,ctive. les Irregular and rr'es occided
, n. f AZ 1e i .u oPc S' At cne q c i
st"ad declined ''' on Nurn'i 2a w. on oturr mouths
b~r r.-poct vey other 5cing me- ow,' ale.
DcaDS G"9 ,G" .pTs Re-. ' n so5 S '"' %o go ac '
& r o. g,,, 10 egy9 g,s%. &c. 4a'i a;d rs
Yo Toledo R,d tosriro o't ,reish .n1 n"imco ~ .
do 'or september. g. sas4 &C. closing a. .c ao' Tor
az D,. co,ar az 20 qc. do for December ,@'9'.c,
co,ng At 'e',c DO Tor January t"'i d.. e'a9s at
oo ur March ~ glr 81 o. closing ~ . Oh ~ 30 i''
A0 of ..R RIVE tueisasa and IT, nomnA
harley hNu BARLhY NAL -uu! and emma So;
j. ..ad~ rouge vim m1ed IA. ror ,tn e.Dor
ing sa .c over further drcllcd 81 be- on a NOUNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs- Before Bartlett J.-NOs. 2
20 So SO l0l 1877 los 1ss IT. 1876, 1876 2Os 2o9 2lo
2I3 2gl 30. 233. 234, $50.
sUPFWoR COURT-SFRClAL TERH-Beiore O'GOrman J.
SO Ia "A
CoaSoS PLKAs-srEcLAL TERM-BeioTe Beach,J.-No day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08


H mai AN SD9 eobn lid .oe in r d1nand straw IS
AT 70 &c Timothy soc psl % clover % 5c.i
ssa doseEE. oat - 10 "'e @1"' ~ ~" ~
HI6S-0 re continued qulerude and yet late hs-
we're qn rry little business gong on either for
eTpgr or a., 1sa ySt "a r. ts best
r1s A t6- EIc an e-,,9 ee elre IS an pig
6 5 , gssne 9t' Copper la Lead -n ''''
EsT D,1 z5ae, mere y, 5a n' Fore a n
sr5crry ,ty ,.eaty ~ qget Boiling stock ao nal
NAvAL $40 REsre gree On -rtt' TIT eatine ol re-
fs~ "a. uo 'euand Ros.a, eHoep lie usua. email n
rpa a Il i''A f' i5asi a. g '0ol
s. s5lsi q 4 s. g 81 rs "a x 30
Ian ,ai p 'l' 3 ~ -,,' 49, '
me m 'a-' ,le lay 'a-a There mo ne = e
1a9Gt ol'l 70 .e. a'' sran r.a, 1docd a.
os o ,hoea utes 01 az 20 o, d" % u,rss ,sot
= ID so 51.. Pork IS 81 LoNboN--tetm, 10000
.iG-5~ ~fe I'D. grin room qu''td a. - 'o! boKee
s,t-, On e.. 20 .s,1s aoa1 iCs l TrWRIf
lla, $4,000 bush gram I'D -.-I3 Itt 'lI 4 an
bark, hence - 90 ca-es 7lned o. ".d X Nsfl .-h
I1TS it.T, ,re olo Uses re'ued OIL IL
SIDE -PANIsH Rt-Norwogl-u bars go arrive heace
~ 100 .sss. redt,I Z 1r.ratc terms ~TJCKH0LM-
orvee 40 oars, hence % ..- bl.' retned OH. 81, 9d
10000 ara. gram. .. I'd rROGHLss9- brush steamer
seaJe' tere we're 90 goo ba.he aken from
porieaur a. "a
tTI--5rnerlr unchanged Buyer are carffn ana axe
moderate parcels figures quofcd Tor he
pst t9T dav, so0thern whale IN quoted 500 ANA w
Ten 80 $40. latf ri r7otf A. "a 20 lotfons'ed
crude g 1850 sumner Yellow, a a. '.c Ln7srd ,lL
= ,,e FOR, and Irc FOR Csrutts, Crude Men
b,l.0 B. ught pressed. 3.c, trulr sperm
! a--c. Natural Winter. O. o. dSlu %
PRJVI7IJ vs. PJRh-Ile iart 'r Moss lora con
90. str'na ana nodar' nave dt'n'el PR sIl
further rad ng ts sPirt'4t on ei Iis RUE
qu e- saio4 II h.s Ness -.. gd
Ness n1nifsl New do 81 90 FANNY Me'' 80 OF
flb - l'ar BAGS Al oJ'fi q, "AH' 'll'n' - i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rr.lr.AV EIlAE.LAL ~ -

tovr,v any 1880 ~ u1 Ccusnls 100 7.l6 COR money
snd fhs account tut~d -fits lpu' ror ,cut bonds ~
g. tour and fitI rrf cent d ll1R. Atlantic anl
Irra eHtrr1 fs Mortgage rru"frrf 'cruhcnrt Be 40
uud Mortgage lNit Central utfn~ IN
I1e .G. ,o -.rpnd oua, H4 Nrs York central 4 ct
Illinois Irura. .t ., pcnu.yIvtuia. ue+. Reading lA't
McrlDtu Ordinary $50 Canadian Pa,inc. At't ST. Paul
Common. ri
. d. n.- Atnutr and Western ~ Mortgage lrus
trrfIncairs 20 SECOND Mortgage 'lt Phi" th.t
dl .lr41s t.'t Ncr ors Icufrt. lII44 IluWH
central. II' PrnnsvlvIna w. beading 4 canadian Pa
enc g.. ST. Paul Common. -t +l
Tho bullion ID BANK england mas decreased AO'l''o
during tur week
The proportions me Bank NJ England reservc 10 liability
which 4st was prr cont. O. '. per cent
p u- The amount pf DuIHpu Withdrawn from me BANK
OF Eng la.d ba t,-IaY a ItVouO
1..u PARIS nvlce- quote Three Per rnt ttcnlcf AZ
fronc4 0r the ana exchange on "hdon
Rt 3 francs . cr1tImrs Tor rlrD a-
PARI-. Aut The weekly statement Of the Bank ~
100000 francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

Those Who claim TINT or yer Cleveland does NOT
amount 10 nj Of bean IA better taEc h@ch scat
me 4ntiqusr discovered hai us ancestors
used 10 live at Beau In, L0nn--lIhe Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

MILWAUKEE, Angust Flour iul and unchan5 "a NasA'
du. No Mlwlukoe Cash ADD August 81 a.. .0e
oats quiet 40 . Waite Sc Rye fuet No 9-e y,,,,,sr
4-kcl. Barley qu.et. 40 spring Doe c4sh o..
100 ia 70 3 -1..ng Frtri p Provisions ll't N
PORK 81 cash 45I Ausu.t 90 81 nOe, - -
Prime -te4a l. 49, casa and .'.-n ; .'- N Pt'" ol
sweet Plc.l-d Hams ~ al e. Hogs - 80
Cr4pts-Elu4r 300 DDia. Mu-iI 4-,,'" 800
none augmentation. 1000 oO, "AoAs 4'tJo ouaA''
Barley nOnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

Spirits OF likPiN II y r.
CHAaLEsl -. August - ur. e. ne steady Al csc
SAVANNAH August I.-rul peutlns Inactive ~ -5S-
WILMINGTON. AUG ust 7.-TugDen urn Al &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. AUGUST z.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

LIVE srocE ,IAeKgrs-RY TEL rGRAPT
RurrAr1 August Receipts today 500 nrA total
Ter seeG 900 ae-d iyg io -s1 "ee- AoSV
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE
BOARD OF EXAMINERJ

WHEHRAs, the eff ceucy ard progress e
IA" school d, mand The best possible quail
ficmi"ns Ui the part Of ,crchus-a
"rgl knowledge OF the brnI ches 10 be-
uug II as we'll AS he uDIcrlyirg priuci-
p.rs 81 education al i tucir cienti6c mp.
piica in IN the mcst approved
methods Of instruC ion thcref re- b,
it resolved by the Board 81 Examiners
/. That teacLrrs and applicants nrc re-
qu"slcd 10 lyarl ih,mao lvos Of The adv n
50 IT red by the Un,y r,iry of West
Y rfiuS, by he State Normal school,
aud by the different q lcct schools of The
county. and especially of the orporruni'ief
f"r superior professional training which
will be II Id'd by the Iusttu'ts to be
he d Al Kirgw Cd and Terra Alto, prior t.
the ,uinn,iOi.
? That the EXAMINATIONS, duly annCuu
c, d, viii be held on the week following
the ar weeks N rmal Institute. ard 10
other ,xaminatI II VIII be hClcd earlier
than d. ccmbcr 20 h.
3. That apple ants VIII fail To comply
"lNh tht Ia" qtifclLg Attendance upon
insu u'es wi! please lock for relief 10 the
Legislature which will be 10 session next
winter. The Legislature can nudity us
act. but We have no other option but u
enforce j..
4, That, in view Of the Increased advan.
.sGes for pr f'ssIonal ttuay and drill the
STANDARD will te + uscG twenty per cent IN
theory md art Of t., ching. snd that In
justice 1" those who attend The n ,rmal
Institute full llmr, Tho diplomas received
from Prof - Grn should eulitle The
teacher 10 not less than % per cent on
theory and art of lcsching.
Aaron w Frsderick,)
billiard I'll, Ex's.
Farley ID, Berry,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
SCHOOL MATTERS.

Agreeable TO Sec. 9Th, Of Chsp. Is. OF
school law, the Presidents of tie difIeren,
school districts. of Preston county met a,
the Court House with the following dis
tricts represented
Chss, w. Myer, OF Portland. l. A.
Martin, OF Pleasant. WIN. II Hamilton, OF
Reno, Il. A. Pen. of Lyon, u. {. Il mn, OF
Valley, b, f. wo,nng, OF luton. w. r.
Potter. of Hipgwood
The meeting was called TO order. and or
gsniEed, by electing Z. w MAYER, chair
ms", and w. r. Potter, Secretary.
Mr.. A. w Frederick. ecu nty Superin
:endort, submitted the names ~ Messrs.
Party ID, Berry and Mllard Pei, as candi-
dates for the position of members of the
Board Of EXanincrs, which met with no
opposition. and they were unanimously
elected on first ballot.
Tee matter of uniform wages for teach
cas-, throughout county was then taken up
and discussed AT considerable length. w
X Potter moved. ths, the wages of teach
ers be arranged al $40 for NJ. |. $50 for
No. ., and $50 for No certificate.
This motion meeting with much op e.
position, an amendment was offered by
MIR. Wotring, OF Union. to the effect that
the wsges be arrsoged at S3s for NJ. |.
$50 for No. . and $e5 for No. 3. |, was
discussed a, Considerable 9Th by all the
m"mb, rs present, and was submitted and
earned in the following shape:
REsoLvkD, that ihe Presidents Assem-
BLEED, use their Influence to have the wages
Ut the teachers Of Preston county fixed at
S3s For No. l. $50 for No, .. and $50 for
M. cert ficale provided, that three
tourths VI the teachers If Preston, attend
the normsl institute To be held this sum
mer al Kiugwood commencing s ptember
lat
+ CHI one pr, sent seemed to be enthusi-
AS ic 90 the subject of education AID much
good feeling and lutte difference If opu
''h' ~ ~ Nut bCeN lAltluOuh 'l securing lnc
cooperation of Boards of Education aud
r. ustccs, existed.
IL IL recommended that trustees, after
they are appointed, should orgqnize and
DO no III 'ial business, except when AS
semhed, aud when all have boon notified
OF the purpose Of the meeting, So that no
misunders,aLdl & may occur hs to the up
Eminent of teachers or Other work
! Grant district was not represented nj
he meeting We hope nno'h,r year t.
see mau from cHch districl, II only
happens ~ &C year, ant we are ~ OF IN
! III that II we II meet aud ,xchang.
views AS To tue work OF Boards Of T. "a
cation, that much. good may result to the
schools of The county
g. w. Mayer, w. r. P,u,r,
President. Secretary.
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RE OLUIlONs OF REsPECr.

II the members Of tie Kingwood Bur:
Your 'mmil'ce appointed 10 pr,parc
suitable resolutions MN, morallng tie
memory of ont decenstd brother, Gustavus
Ores p. + q, rc.pC c'fulIy submit The fol
lowing reports
Again death has invaded III circle, on
Saturday, May I7h 1884 Gus,ayur
Crosap, after an Illness Of e veral months,
PISS. d Peac fully toa higher sphere of x
iftcncc, in The 70.h year Of nis oge.
Brother Cresl p bad b en- a member 81 lhis
b.r, in ac'iye practice, FL 81 year. HI
abili y % a lawyer was recognized and
rewarded, bis honor was "a questioned. b,
was liberal 10 fSalt, and his many kLd-
uesses were Appreciated aud vii be re-
membcred. H. was ., vcral limce Louered
with flicial position, having tety,d o.
Pros, cutting Attorney m this county 10,
about q years. He WAS hnuOr,d with an
appointment, under the authority Of The
Federal G " rnmeut, 10 HI important nnr
r,sp0ns bic p sitipn, having served in lSf3
90 A. as Assignee IN Baskrup cy for lbis
district. Al og,tnc, his career rs a pub
lie ofii-or was homo, bic and successful.
His death SUNNI 'ns wat not W, expected
and " hen Il came he sand 81 am going"
and accepted it-"lk, one who wraps
The d.Hpery Of his uch about him and
lies down 10 pleasant dreams,' 10 com
tn, morating the memory Of our d,c.a,d
brother,
l'Es LvED tnst in The dcaib Of
Gustsyus Creep, j. e., cur bar sustain.
The loss of 81 able lawyer and earnest &C.
vocate, the commu1itY respected ana
warm hearted fd.nd, and the family qnc
friends ne Vh ~ they viii v.rt,mcm-
Der with tender on.uors.
RR-oIyRD, tlai Zoe m,mrcrs g this bar
tender ih.ir n, cere sJmDatuics 10 The
family a. COS deceased brother.
RESOLVED, as 80 violence = cur r..
sp,cl for eur decesssd brother, We were
the u.usl badge OF mouruirg for thirty
days.
RgsoLyED, that q cory Of these rcsolu
tons be- sent TO the fnuuy O. the deceased
furnished ~ The county papers for pub
icWipD. and that rnry hc entered in ine
order BJUH Df our Cucift CJu-t ut the
Dus uiug term
~ crry Clay Hyde.)
JJs II Hawthorne. Con.
Neil j. FUrtnry,
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OBITUARY.
HOLLAND. Near Hutton. on the es,h
ult., Peter Holland, sg,d so years.

HOLLAND. Near Hutton. on the es,h
ult., Peter Holland, sg,d so years.
GooDtNG. -Mre.- GoopINo wifi, nf
Elias Goodng, OF Portland district. died
ON the 27lh ulL after lingering Illness.
BOWMAN AT her home in Terra Alta
Mrs. Cena Bpwmsn, wife Of William
Bowman. Her remains were brought to
this place on Monday, and Inferred in the
cemetery followed by . large couccr-sc of
sympsth z,ng friends.
Z'NN AT Independence, May 24,h,
after long and pro,racteG illness, Nancy
Z'nn, wife OF Georgc Znu, age 20 years.
She become the wife of George Z,nn in
1884. aud WAS the mother of eight chl
dreT five Of whom are now living
She was t,r many years faithful and
consistent member Of the NJ. T.. church
and death found her ready To 90. Her re
mains were taken t. Evansville for burial.
and after fuuoral discourse toy R.y. u
NJ, Simingt"n, she was laid away t. res,
until the morning of the first resurrection
lot the just made perf,c, in Christ"
d. NJ &
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TALNAsMIcO.

Mkt S .bbatb NJ rniug nj the usual b mr.
for s"fv.ccs, Tsl4masm'c,, will preach Ar
the Prc.by terrain church this plrce. In
the evening he will preach ~ the NJ +
C1u h n Mason'owp, and on Monday
evening will deliver lecture 81 The same
place. lie will oliver lecture heie ON
Tuesday ,vonirg. Tslamasmico les
noted person &c, and has bad a ch,ck,r,d
experience. lie was captured TO the ever
glades q Florida 1T The age Of 70 years
and being rshsomed by a sailor. cruiscd
upon The sea f1r few ycars. He after
waTds was sent TO the Indian school At
Carlisle, Pa, and Rraduslcd from that In
stiiu'inn when com paratively y, ing
Since that time, which vas about thirty
years ego, he has been amoig the In
dams ~ tbe Tar ives, 10 The capacity afa
missionary Al bic lecture, he will SD
pesr IN the dross ~ The "red inan If tho
inres',' Wh'n reaching. be will appear i'm
citiz us dress. We hope our CITIZENS will
turu out 10 the lecture aud give him
good house, as the eds are to be u,ed
toward educating two Iodians f,r the
ministry. Admission 25 Geo s.; children
under - years = sge IS cents