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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

How the Republicans have howled
and lied about Mr.. Wilson's trip
To England aud the banquet in his
honor. What worries them is that
their candidate will never be given
any banquet either at home or
broad.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
Election, tuesday. November 9Th

The Republicans in this cam
paign are so intensely disgusted
with Anything &c fureign." that not
Il few OF their speakers ore actually
abusing, in shameful manner, the
ElJlish lanquaqe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

Fine graduated sugar is quoted
right along in the New York Fri.
June (the Republican Bible) at ~
cents per pound. Our merchants
admit they can get it in their stores
for s4.S5 per hundred, and even
less, as sugar is still dropping
down, 90 that it can Le sod for five
cents at reasonable profit. The
bills OF the merchants show thai
sugar is nov selling for less at
wholesale rates than this time last
year. The RAIDS here even claim
that it is Democratic scheme and
that The Committee is paying Dom-
ocfatic merchants to sell at this
low rate. Over at Parsons, we sec
that the new firm there Of Feather
x Werner QateIy doing business
here aud both intense Republican,
have been advertising and selling
sugar right along at five cents per
pound.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

We want to caution every re-
spectacle, and truth loving citizen
in the county to take everything
he reads IN the journal this week
with heavy layer of salt. No lie
will be too base or desperate for them
to publish, this The last isuo before
the election. They are holding
back till the ARGUS is published
before they dare to appear With
their lying statements for fear we
will call them down. They have
been afraid to appear ahead Of US
for the past month but have been
holding back TIL Friday and on
this week watch ont for whole
issue Of falsehoods III a special cd. .
ton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

Geo. &. Sturgiss in his speech
here last Thursday night, spoke Of
Coxcy and his army under Dem
ocraIic Admiui5trltion, but neg
lcctcd TO tell bis audience thut they
came from McKinley's district in
OHIO, and that Of all the gnngs Of
buns trampiug on 20 Washington.
not one came from the Solid South.
where the people are too busy earn
ing AN honest living for eny such
ioViishucss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
More Republican, Palsehood and Ly.
Ing Rascality Exposed.

In the journal of October 18th
appeared an article on the terrible
effects Of free lumber and an affi-
daVit from man named h. Il.
Gray, who swore before Neil }.
FOrtney. Chairman OF the Republ
can Executive Committee Of this
county, that he was practical
amberman and had operated along
the Canadian border in this conn
try and knew the wages paid 20
men employed in the lumber bust
ness on both sides % the line, and
That said wages IN Canada up to two
years ago averaged from So to $40
per month and found" and that
the wages paid on the American
side averaged from S2G TO $50 per
month and found" and that the
food was much better than that
furnished on the Canadian side.
This statement coming to the no.
tlee of some of the practical and
we'll posted lumberman operating
along the West Va. Central II. r.
made them very indignant and they
denounce it as false. The follow.
ing letter aud affidavit speak for
themselves
Office of
j. Il. SCorr
Attorney-at-LIw.
PARSONS, TUCKER Co. w. VA,
a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
POSSUM HOLLOW SCHOOL HOUSE,
portland District,)

MONDAY, NOV. 9TH at z p m.
These meetings viii be addressed
by speakers from Kingwood. Let
everybody turn out and attend the
closing of the greatest Campaign
IN the county. The ladies are spec
Tally invited to attend the meetings.
Let the Democrats at these ap-
polntments make all necessary ar
engagements for successful meetings.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

1t has been found necessary to
make some changes in some of the
appointments Of election commits
sioners for various reasons. AT
Rodamers, John Burke, withdraws
and the Democrats there have Sc.
lected another man in his place.
At Terra Alta Joseph Adair has
been agreed upon in place of VIM.
p Ringer. The law provides that
if the regularly appointed commits
sioner, cannot serve for any reason
the voters OF the same party be
represents can get to gether and
select one Of their number in his
place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

Dear Soir:-l enclose you an
AFFIDAVIT ana u clipping from the NOrth-
western LumDernan, 70 suow you That
the affidavit, published by the Preston
County journal OF IL. 4. Gfrays, is "a
falsehood, and that the editor of that
paper is trying TO deceive the people ov
iaIse aiiidaElts. Could have gotten
more auiaavlts, but had not time Inis
man CrdIkshanN i, one OF the most re-
Liable and best citizens Of TucNer coun-
~, and has affidavit is borne out to De
true by the cnpping send you from the
Lumbcrm II, a paper wnicn the Repuu-
ilc@ns say is the best authority ON the
iunUer question, wages, sc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
ONE FAILURE.

The appointment for DEM
ocratlc meeting at Rcedsvlle last
Thursday night was not filled and
the meeting an entire failure. the
only one we have had this cam.
paign. The speakers announced
for this place failed us entirely
through no fault of the Executive
Committee of this county. Col.
John Martin, who always answers
to the call Of Democracy, was sent
to fill the appointment, but there
was an exciting lawsuit before the
Justices Court there that night,
which lasted until nine O'Clock and
held the crowd as several prisoners
were being examined, preparatory
to sending them to Jail here. At
ter this was over the crowd ad-
journed to the School house to have
the meeting anyhow and 10 aud be
hold no key could be found to get
10. AZ it was in possession Of a
Republican trustee, the plain fact
of the matter is that he did mt
want to end it and it was a put
up job to prevent the Democrats
holding meeting, and itsucceeded
as it was too late then to make any
other arrangements. Que more
sample Of the intolerant Repub-
iicauism Of this county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
Az EyERGREEN TREE.
Mithnnt Cost.

We Will end son by mail post paid 0ne anna I
Evergreen tee ad1rted 70 your climate. With
instructions for ganting and caring tor g. to-
gether with our conuiete list ~ nursery stock.
VI YOU cui uui this advertise marx on IS
tle unmC 90 this parcr. and tell how man y.lI,st.
what Bind ~ trees ard plants you would ~
to purchgQc. o. = when you wish 60 plant the y
We vii quote yCu lower prices ON the stoo&h
ycu w1nt than have ever hen offered you.
Write at once \
EVERGREEN NURSERIES.
Evergreen, Door Co, Wis,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, County OF
Tucker, s.:

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, County of
Tucker, s.:
A Cruikshant personally appeared
before me and by me being FIRST uuly
sworn, according TO law, ucposcs and
says that ne resided in the county of
Fairfax, Nova Scotia, and rs "A practical
ium uerman, go.ug mo the WOO 5 of
the Dominion IF Canada at the &c of
FIFTEEN years anu worked for a ium-
herman 10y the name OF joan Murpny,
whose residence was at Sheet Har.or
y y, Tor the sum OF EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
(Sto.OO) pr month, straight time, tee
ginning at the time of mpioyluent and
con t'nuing dur.ng the whole term oi
seEvice) and iounI; that ahidnt after
attaining the age OF eighteen, when he
was doie to command the wares of an
adult, Received the wages If TwENTY-siX
DOLLARS $4,000 per month and found.
winch is tne average wages pa by All
III OStantlal ErmS in ths lutnuer bust
ness IN the Dominion OF Canada; that
lum Oermen w,rNing in the yards OF the
lumUcr mills of said Dominion receive
the sum OF ONE DOLLAR AND SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS SID per d "; that log
Drivers receive the averdgc price of
Two bOLLAhs (S2 UOl per day ana round.
an mt further states that the provis-
ions or the lumber camp, of tine DOmin-
ION OF Canada are as good as they are
N the lumber camps or boarding houses
OF the United States.
Afiant furtaer states that he is reli-
ably informed that the wages to-day in
the said Dominion are the same as
above, and board il somewhat cheaper
than in United States
4. CEUKsHANK.
Witness: NJ. j. Smith
Taken, subscribed and sworn TO be-
fore me, n Notary Public. Given under
my hand and cflicial seal this 35th day
of October 1894
c. o. STRrEBY, \. p.
I'm another column we publish
the article from the northeastern
Zimmerman" and ask for it "a care
full perusal. The truth is, the Re-
publicans are so desperate that no
lie is too base for them to fabricate
and publish in order to try and de.
ceiye the people.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

Ias Ias1a As.s! CANADIAN LUMBER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
EDITOR ARGUS,

PARSONS, TUCKER Co. w. VA.
OCTOBER ~, 1894
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

Fun Particulars ana Confession Of the
Guilty Parties
Elkhart. Texas. June 1.-The particulars
OF tie robbery OF last night are abou,
AZ follows; About half past 10 o'clock
some one aroused Henry Thompson. who
Is living wRh David Douthitt. sr., and
told him to llSht up the house. which no
did, The robber had on mask and call.
ing 20 Mr Douthitt. said; by O.. want
that money We are gong 10 have II this
time" Mr. Douthtt was rather slow
and C. d you. hprFy W. YOU are too
id slow came from the mark Alr.
Douthiu had gotten out his knife and In
tended to get near enough the rskber 70
stab him, but a pistol was thrust W HE
IssS s sSS a a,ssn dsuF ssa hsfafd ana n
said ny God, this ain't enough where
Is that soldl Where Is that money Grun-
The daughter then went and got all
ne money and gave 70 hin. about
~ 10 the poor farm after the dogs 4
posse was soon organized. Henry Th0mp-
son. Il was believed By acme, knew some
was confessed BY him. he had told 8.
C.. Thompson and @. g, Waldrip that the
old man had two or ,hree thelas,.d and
70 assist them IN getting u. Two weeka
or 70 since. while the FAMILY were at sup
per, some one stale trunk out OF the
b eof Qua SHp wSiSR Vas futl of eoafs1ssfats
bills, After the nrro1t or s, G. Thompson
and walarip they both confessed 70 usH-
Tho reporter had an Interview with
Henry Thompaon. IN whioh he said. ~
was in iowa last Saturday aud sam
Thompson said we prayed smash IN that
trunk busiaeas. but well get that money
yet. / have a plan now that will work
and showed me letter from V. a. Dud-
ley. | told him ! couldn't road it ~nd he
win be up tomorrow or next day (Which
was Saturday or Yesterday"
q. c. Thompson dsnied oil until $40 OF
the money was obtained from his wife.
Thep he oonfssged It was und.ratood
came 70 his hyuse after the robOary aud
said he only ST. 10 and thought he ouEht
% have 80. AZ he die ~ the work, and
that Dudley gave him 10.
Sheriff Piores,. Deputy Steve crist and
o'clock train. Dudley Is nilil AZ large,
The oltizehs here arc hiEhly Indignant
over the affair a. Mr.. Douthitt ~ very
old and deorogit and has always been a
hard worker.
Crockett. Texas, June s-sherin W.
J. Pierce OF Palertine and Constable
official huHineaa, They arc In pursuit
Of one VirFil Dudley. young white
man, about u years old. small size. light
comni9Slon, small muatsche, wearing
reddish brown hat. who "a wanted FOR
burglary and theft IN Anderson county,
ard for ,conspitgaey to rob III First
istored at the Crockett hotel ono day
last week and for several days ioafed
around tho town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

Election Of Schcol Trus,ees--Me testing o
tho Ministorsl t

Election Of scfcol Trustecs--Mec;ing OF
tho Ministorsl
Orange. Texas. June s.--.Rcturna have
been coming In to the eountN judge slowly
from the eviction for school trustees IN
the various districts SATURDAY. As ye,
only four districts have reported.
In district No. /. MeSsrs, ID. Bland IL,
W. Bland and Ben Anderson we're elected
trustees.
In district No q. NJ, Stephenson. w. o
Morgan and ]. Nj. Singleton.
In district No, II Jasper Williamson.
Mart Pullman and sim PAiiman.
In district Nv. u J. H. Sireleton. w. N.
Simmons and ]. W Simpson.
Dhstrtr; No. l also voted an additional
tax Of Is cents on the yio1 for school pur.
poses, only two votes eelnE polled against
the tax.
Mr.. O. ". scN- OF tAc rrsn OF w. II.
Sells 4 Bro. returned this morninx from
weeks vacation on the scaSdor.. the
flrst he has taken for long time
Rev. Leon Sonheld. talented and clo-
quent speaker. Ia announced TO dcliver a
lecture IN this city next FrAay niEht
under the auspices of the Epworth
League, lie will probably take for hia
suoiect Love. Courtsaia and MArrpuge.''
The Ministers association me, At the
Baptist church at $3.50 y. IN, Juno 4 TNe
following members were prescnt; NJ L..
Frierson. w. IL EddlemAn. W W. Watts
a. j. Johnson and J. NJ. Martin
Rev W W. wutts tietbodlsp reported
good service at hts church both morning
and night Three acoessions He reuSsrted
u very Interesting chlldren's service Va ,a,o
afternoon, He said they had raised SIS.
the amount tpcy had promised TO the
Orphans home al Waco,
Rev. W. IL. Eddlcfnan O1aptisD taid
he mad a good day az HIS church, Atrge
congregations morning and evening
Rev J. NJ. Martin (Aiethodlst) reported
services at Bands chapel AZ II a NJ, AMI
IN the evening at I. Good audiences al
both services. He said the Sunday schoo,
in the evening was improving In member-
aaip and interest.
Rev. A. ], johnson CBaptistl, mission
any colportsr and Sunday school agent,
WAS present but held no service the pneyi-
ous sabbath.
Rev. NJ. l.. Peterson presbyterian
preached ON the Joy OF the Holy Gbost'
Sunday at II a m. lie reported an aver
agc cvnrrcsgutiou No Ucrvios at nlght
on account OF tho pastor being little
lrfisposed. After fiOc discussion it was
decidtd that tails association accept the
proposition the American Bible society
made them and Orange will scon have
hihis depository
Adjourned 10 meet at Ia. Baptist church
Wednesday, June rs, At D. m.
a local lodge OF Elk VIII DO organiz ed
N this city Thursday, II was announced
originally that Il would be Instituted on
the l5th but plans have been changed and
Thursday II the DIV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07
ARREsrnp AZ rAlrsrlMr.

Additional Grimes Planned by the Rob
berE-rhompaon's Confession
Palestine. Texas. June s.-Thc daring
robbery OF old man Douthet near Elk-
hart IN this county. last Sunday night,
as told BY this mornings Post. has been
the main topic for discussion here today.
karly yesterday morning the county
ofneiads were informed OF the bold deed
and Sheriff Pierce. with Deputy sheriff
crist, left for the scene OF the trouble.
They struck clue and In tho after
noon arrested Sam Thompson. Henry
Thompson and Granville waldrip. three
young farmers. tho nrst married
man and the latter an employe OF the
man who was robbed
:. hy working a little strategy. Sheriff
piorce made rhompson'H wife turn over
Wy IN money anu an old mask, MniOh
on being shown the husband caused his
~ Thompson, Granville Maldrip and all-
other man, who entered the house and
hold THO pistol at the head OF Douthitt
10 him. planned to rob the ola man, IA
ne was known TO have considerable
money IN the house. With the prpoeena
they were 10 purchase some piatOtH anu
ammunition. after which thcy mtonuvd
10 40 to Crockett, in Houston county
and rob the First National bank OF that
civ, From there their programme was
to proceed TO Taylor county and cons
Unue their depredntions upon IN OLD
farmer there. who IL known TO have con-
Kitchen floor. Il NOT NOT S yea appraheniss
they would fee TO the mountains OF New
Mexleo and Colorado and lead tho lives
OF bandits,
Thompson says that the man mem
uoned above. whose name b withheld at
the request OF the officers AZ he mas
not yet poen captured, planned ana com
eoetcd the entire nohoIno and was to
nave the leadership OF the gang, He
PAYS after the man robbed DOuthltt no
handed him $40 In money and told the
the roat OF tho money when they met
next Friday, the day uet for making
the raid on the bank lie then jumped
three niles distant aud boarded the
aoutnbound International and Great
Northern passenger train, which passed
Few hours aftcrwara.
The three men were brought TO this
CITY and are now IN the county lnn
Last night sherln Pierce left for a polnt
in Houston county. where he expects
the IhomPsonn are NOT related to each
other and neither OF them have iived
here long. Mnldrlp Is e,mont a stranger
time.
II this gang had not been captured
there would have probably been another
such a tragedy az was enacted az Long
view some weeNe ago Al OF the men
are desperate ard would have doubtlpas
been hard to arrest had they ever got
The man who escaped was the leader
and chief mngui OF the whole buslnc1s
and he has yet ms OF the money taken
certain he win be captured today, how.
ever The only thing known OF him "A
that he was employed sur n while on a
e camp on the Trinity river near
Messrs Pierce and crlut deserve much
credit for their work IN this case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07
annMANY Muon IyrnnnsrBD.
srseak ~ she cIoro OF the Imperial
s,dvsr commia.,en.

sreenk ~ she ctorc OF the Imperial
s,dvsr commia.,en.
by lWnr'sted preaa
Bvlts, June 6.--tn speech closing
the imperial silver commission today,
Count Won PoHndowsky. the imperial
secretary OF the treasury, said he be-
lioved TINT thr members were agreed
that fluctuations deprecated the value
OF silver and ontAiied certain losses up
on Germhnys foreign and home trade.
that Germany alone was poworiers to
raise the prlco OF silver, and that II
was imprnotlonble 20 do 80. either by
the creation OF a monopoly by In
ternationsl agreement or by the rngu-
lation OF the production. Among other
points remaining In dispute was what
ratio nhoud bn proposed between gold
md silver aud also whether tho sua-
gented remedies would not be more
dangerous than depreciation than sill
vor itself To avoid the injurious ro-
action on German credit and commerce.
great diporetlcn and moderation wore
required. Tho members OF the commits
sion would render y public ssruea BY
helping II spread tho conviction that
serious difficulties attended the rrvou-
tion OF the silver question. The govern
ment would examine all the proposals
submitted TO II and would make those
II regarded ~ feasible a besis for fur
Their consideration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

blows cyrr the present tariff showed
the ahaurd lengths Into which thcy had
g9nc. and charged the republican party
Win being respcnaible through tho tar
~ Tor the deptcreion IN Agricultural
heiuE crowded out being out and that
u was completely at the mercy OF the
money power. The speaker opposed
Glars 81 goods imported TO th.s country
should be taxed His time was entirely
taken ur with National Issues ana aid
nnct touch upon the canvass OF tho
A. before stated the major Is a pleas.
Ing talker and judginR his audience hy
interested them throughout his one.hcur
and half. Major Fly leaves today for
Ndna- where he will speak as per en-
gaEoment tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

r"esine' Anderson. County. June
e'--Last night Reagan club was or
sanized In this city with Geo A. wrlvn.
tary.
:. me main phi ct of this organization
20 oush forward and advocate tne
nuil'hatipn u Our q stlnguished towns.
.an' non, Jno. X. Reagan, for cover
an az. ~ 1eNas' The meeting was an
We're warm friends Of the exssenator
VINO VIII go to work for him with MI
their energy AT the conclusion Of this
work the crowd adjourned 10 henr Hon.
Jas. l. Perkins. candidate for conxress
VINO addressed the Democracy OF An,
uerson county opposite the Firemen's
hall last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

by Assc ciated Press
New Orleans, La, June G.-McElroy
& Co. say.
Futures-The loss Of the opcnh,v nd
vance OF 2-54d in Liverpool was thought
TO be due to reports OF increased acre
age in Texas and the present condition
Of the plant, but later cables show that
II was the immediate result OF the
failure OF an old established house.
which, however, had not very large
interest In the market. This house is
credited with having straddles between
New York and Liverpool. Immediate
~ upon the failure the short had to
ne pouFht back in New York, resulting
In an advance there. The official week.
~ weather reports were, however, OF
such an unfayorablc character for the
country from the Mississippi 70 the At
lantic that the first gain on this side
mas been maintained, and LIVERPOOL
has recovered, closing firm at the high
est OF the day 2-6id above Vested
day Spot sales We're 10000 bales. The
chances OF an early passage OF the
tailn bill and the complaints OF lack
OF rain throughout the Atlantic states
seems likely to bring upeculation
into the cotton, and the weather re-
ports published today are an almost
sure Indication of decidedly unfa-
Noraple bureau on saturday Spots here
Were firm, although not quoted higher,
II is said that sales were 100 bales.
Recent private advlces are inclined to
correct the first statement that no
damage had been done by the late
cold snap and II Is now asserted that
the stana has been injured to ma
terial eNtsnt, by the cold nights, fol-
lowed nv holidays. Liverpool shows
decided disposition TO improve, and II
is remarkable that America, naturally
Interested In an advance, should be n
drag on the market. New York wired
us this morning that part OF the ad-
vance was due 10 frost in North Caro-
linn Iact ,tft.l,f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07
Total state and County tax %. .i6s,p2i Is
MASONIC OFFICBIta.


Brenham Chapter No. 8 Royal Arch
Masona held a meeting Monday nlght
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year n. J. Morgan. hiEh prieati
g. ID. Barnhill. seribei Il. q. HsrriI. sec
rotary; A simon, treasurer; u. 49, Will
fama. guard. These offioern VIII be pub
iicly inatalled June %.
NOTES
The Irish potato crop in this county IL
very one.
Tho Brenham base bali nine returned
today from Sealy.
The Brenhhm Field Artillery are prao-
ticising guard mounting tonight.
Interest In the Confederate Veterans
barbecue here on July continues.
Mr.. a. a. Wheeler has closed out his
bar business. Too much competition TO
be profitable
The large aoSiis galvanized Iron store OF
r. J. Poupell OF Lyons has been com
pietsd and he has moved In,
Msssrr Richard. Becker a Co, have
resigned tho San Antonio beer agency
0nd Air y. q. Langbamiper has accepted
the agency
AZ the meeting OF the IRE department
this evening a tet Of bylaws governing
future Mnifestr were submitted and the
old scores OF the Maifuri wiped out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07
rhird Di-,ric, caurt ol ci,n kppcnis
Special Dispatch

Austin, Tex, June e--The court OF
civil appeals for the third district en-
tered the following orders today
Affirmed Tho Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company Va A. Prick
ryl, from Williamson; II X Murphy Va.
the Arknnans CITY AfillaE company
from Runneis; n, w. Kellogg Va. Iron
City National bank, from Llnno.
Reversed and rcmnnded-Ti NJ. Camp
bell w. II. Goodwin. from Williamson.
II. w Chbb vs.. g. n. Cochran, from
Robcrt6oni W. c. Lott w. A. H..
Achilles. from TraviH; HamllloniBrown
Shoe company va W. IA. LaEtinaer,
from McLennnn.
TO withdraw original transcript, pc
titione gianted-W. II. Leasing w. j.
10, Gilbert. from McLennan
10 set aside Hubmisiion--Mot
granted TO the extent that appellant
hna leave TO Mo amended brief upon
aerving copy upon appellee, who will
be given time 20 reply, appellants brief
10 be filed by September l. 1877. II.
Dawson w. ]. II. McLeary, from Tom
Green.
10 ME conclusions OF fact and law.
w, J webb w, J. w. Brener, from
Brown. 20 add authorities 10 briefs.