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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-19
FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY, APRIL Fl.

FIRST RACE-One mile and an eighth for all
ages. with 100 lbs. on each, three year Odds tc
mares and geldings. Purse $3.50. First horse
5000: second horse $50.
SECOND RACE The .corrRrLL STAKES. for
add d. Capt VIM Cottrill ads silver re cup valued
at $500 One mile and a half Winner of the Pick
&c. 6 .5 F
"' THIRD 'Ni RACE CONSOLATION PURSE, for
/ horses that have run and not won during the
meeting, Horses beaten once allowed 5 lbs.
twice 10 lbs; three times or over Is lbs. Purse
500 First horse $3.50: second horse $50. One
FOURTH RACE-Four mile heats, handi-
cap for all ages. Entries to be made at II m. the
ay to be- mads IN Wne
entry box at the usual time of closing Club
Purse 5000. First horse 800; second horse $500.
Three lbs. allowed to mares and geldngs in
all races unless otherwise stipulated.
In all Club Purses entrance free and In all
such purses a walk-over entities horse to first
money only.
Members are notified to call for their badges
at the Office. Is Carondelet street.
The races will commence at 3 o'clock .. m.
In case Of postponement on account Of the
weather. a pennant will be displayed from the
office Of the Club, IS Carondelet street.
Quarter-stretch badges for meeting. ...,...312
Day badges, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 3 90
Admission to club stand 2 90
Admission to field Observation-Disclosures. 90
RULES OF ADMISSION.
No ladies permitted to the stand unaccompa-
MED by gentlemen.
Invitation badges for nom residents only are
personal and admit only the person invited.
Quarter-etretch badges will admit to all parts
Of the stand and grounds.
Tickets of admission to the stand do not ad-
NIT the holder to the quarter stretch.
Members are entitled to free admission for
ladies accompanying them.
Ladies ccompanied by members are invited
to visit the Club House.
Smoking positively prohibited on the mem
bers' stand
All vehicles must enter by GENTLY road gate
except members. Members OF the club and
ladies accompanying them only admitted at the
Members gate.
Quarter stretch badges can be obtained at the
office. 16 Carondelet street. and at the track
The cars OF the City Railroad Bayou Bridge
branch. and Orleans Railroad will leave CLAW
Statue. Canal street. every five minutes during
the races.
STEWARDS.
g. A. Breaux. c. T. Howard. R. ". Simmons
l. E. Glenny, A. P Mason, A. NJ. Bickham.
<. A. Yorke, VIC. Lipscomb.
TIMERS.
4. K. Rivers. ia. Morris
DISTANCE JUDGES.
7. L. Airay. W Krumbhaar.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
W. A. Bell. Chairman;
y; ID. Wallace. Frank T Howard
Atwood Violet, rarneai Burke.
George W. Mott.
All COMMUNICATING must be addressed to |
Lock Box $685. New Orleans
6. A. BREAUY. President.
j. B. HoRNoR, Secretary. ap14 SuWeFr I'd !
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THIRD DAY.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a,

FIRST RACE-Mile heats. A handicap for
all ag, s. Club purse 300. First horse $500
second horse 800. Entries to be- made the
second day ut ~ m. Weights to appear at 2
.. m and acceptannes to be made In writing
through the entry box at the usual time Of
closing.
SECOND RACE-One mile and three. quar-
ters tor all ages. Club purse $3.50. First horse
500 second horse $50.
THIRD RACE-Ihe New ORLEANS CLUB CUP
Members Of that Club TO ride. I he winner to
receive handse me Silver Cup. valued at $3.50
One mile and one-eighh.
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Cut In the Leg.

Thursday night, at Lizzie Carters don on
Gravier street, a man named Armstead Johnson
was taken to the Charity Hospital, where his
wound was examined and pronounced slight.
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SECOND RECORDERS COURT.

SHOOTING.
Vincent Bua charged with shooting one
Guivovich with intent to kill was sent up to the
Superior Criminal Court on 5000 bail.
PETTY LARCENY
Emma Brown. sent before the First District
Court.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
William Frier. assault. on p. Rey Sent before
the FIRST District Court.
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At about half past o'clock Thursday morn
ing a prisoner named Henry Wicklif. while en-
route to this city from the pari Al of St Bernard
OF a deputy marshal. when opposite the city.
jumped overheard. Whether he reached the
Algiers shore or not is not known.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE PARISH Oh
ORLEANS.

The Office of the Registrar of Voters for the
parish of Orleans will be open daily from 10
o'clock a. N. until o'clock .. m. from MAY /.
1873.
Voters are earnestly requested to secure their
registration papers without delay. Office in
State House, Royal street side.
apis tmy1 J. o. LANDRY, Registrar.
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PLEDGES! PLEDGES!
PLEDGES!

r RESPECTFULLY REQUEsT ALL PER
l. sons owing me back interest on articles
pledged by them to me to pay for the same by
April %; All forfeited pledges will invariably
b SOLD AT AUCTION
P. S.-The sale will commence on April %,
at the corner of Bourbon and Cont streets,
through Placide j. Spear. auctioneer.
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She missed the connection.

At about II o'clock Wednesday night woman
named Lilly Melville attempted to commit sui
eide at } or domicle. No. 80 Dauphine street. by
taking laudanum The dose was not large
attempt was that her sweetheart had discarded
her for another.
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Bitten by q Dog.

A little colored child. aged six years. while
Basin and Customhouss streets. was bitten In
the cheek by vicious dog The animal be-
longed to a Mrs Bernard, and by consent of the
owner was killed.
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Not DANGEROUSLY wounded.

City Physi' ian Beard has given certificate to
was shot by Victor Shanville. is out of danger.
Frederick Thanville. son of the accused. was
yesterday arrested by Sergeant Ryan. charged
with being an accessory to the shooting
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Moet 4 Chandon is the ne plus ultra of wines.

For BAY ST. LOUIS AND Pass CHR1sT1AN.-The
steamer New Cameia will on Wednesday next
as far as Pass, Christian, leaving by the a. M
City, Railroad train. on Canal street. Freight
can o. sent to the steamer at her landing, New
day. bee her advertisement in another column
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

In the case Of the State vs Thos Arata. Judge
Whitaker yesterday morning granted new
trial: The Judge read a engthy ouipion reIa-
tive to the points made by the defense.
The Jury selected for the May term in this
court by the new jury commits sioners, is OK
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR FIRST DISTRICT !
A Carondele Street. !
New Orleans, April Is, 1878. }
discount of per cent will be allowed for
taxes on REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL
PROPERTY paid during the month OF April.
E. A. BURKE,
apis 13t Tax Collector First District
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INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES.
Program me.
PART IL

Programme.
PART IL.
Grand ternaional airs OF America, Germany
France, Spain and Ireland.
Irish Melody-"The Last Rose of Summer"
Moore.
Burlesaue on English Life" The Walking
Evening Party John Parry.
National Song-"We're Paddles Evermore"
Thomas Davis.
Banner" .............-.... Rev. Father Ryan.
1ris b. Balad-"Terenoe's Fareye t e Ka, l
irish Serio- Comic Ballad-'Im Not Myself At
. All. Lover.
Grand Finale By request = Z" Home. Sweet
Home" ....:............ John Howard Payne.
With piano limitations OF n storm at sea, COM
posed while crossing the Atlantic. By Rosa
DErina.
During the course Of the evening Rosa
D'Erina will have the pleasure OF singing by
special request, Cor aid Griffins beautiful BAL
lad - Ny Mary 81 the Curling HAIR" with re-
frain in the Irish language.
Concert begins at 7 30 D. m. precisely.
Tickets 80 cents. ap19 At
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THE COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SUGGESTIONS OpENE

SUGGESTIONS OPENED.
Edward Neppil James Hamilton: Mrs X ate
Albers, widow of +; b; AIhers: yohan Jurgens
Henry A, Guinwald: Esthe Phillips.
NEW SUITS.
John Mccain vs. Robert Hanley; Mrs. NJ f.
Renhard vs.. Chs Pozzi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
al Notice to the Public.-Rumors

Special Notice to the Public.-RumOrs
having been circulated to the effect that the
steamboat Henry Tete was .osssd by the In
spectors Of the Board of Underwriters OF New
Orleans. now take this method of informing
my friends and the public in general that the
report was circulated to inlnre my business
Henry Tete insures No. / in all the offices Of
this city all reports to the contrary notwlth-
standing. j. F. AUCOIN, Master.
New Orleans April Is. 1873 apis St
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sew. and Luttreil, OF California, were the only
Democrats who voted in the affirmative. The
subject will come up again tomorrow as I'M
finished business.
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~ "1'1 VT tE1o IT JHHFItb SIrttI RaTITU2U
New Orleans, April H. 1s78-At meeting of the
Board of Directors of this Company, held this
day. dividend Of THREE PER GENT was
declared, Dayab 10 to the stockholders on and
after Monday, April % 1873
ap13 td* v kJVIFRE Secretary
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Offlce of New OrIeans and CarroIIton

Company. New Orleans. April L. 1878-At a
special meeting of the Board of Directors held
this day. q divide ID of TWO AND ONE. HA IF
PER CENT was declared out of the earnings of
the past three months. payable to the stock
sentativps. on and after SATURDAY the TWEEN
tieth instant WALTER V. CROUCH
aU1 HI Spnrntnru
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Killed at His Post.

At about O'Clock last evening a colored bow
named Stephen ing, aged - years, mployed
at the oil, works in Grttna. had his left arm
portion Of the machinery. He also received
other internal Injuries. He was Immediately
removed to the Charity Hospital where upon
distant house surgeon who. after mature re-
hnction. amputated the fractured member.
The injuries re 'eiyed were moro than the suf
ferer could endure. and he breathed his last at
o'clock.
The coroner held an inquest and returned a
verdict ia accordance with the cts.
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L hereby notify the Public that 1 will not
from and after this date pay any debts contract
ed by my wife. Pauline Bose, as she has left my
house without my consent. c. W. ROSE.
DOnaldSnnvtila, Feb. %, 1873. fe23
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FIRST DAY.
SATURDAY. APRIL 70.

FIRST RACE--HuRDLE RACE mile heats over
four hurdles. Purse $3.50. First horse to re-
ceive 5000; second $50.
sECUNO RACE The PrcKwrcK STAKEs
mile heats for three year ods. s25 entrance o.
D., with 800 added, Of which $500 to the fl rst
horse 800 to second; closed with eight nomi-
nations.
THIRD RACE = Two miles for all ages.
Purse $780, First horse $500: second horse $50
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The sale of books and paintings will be con-
timed this evening at o'clock at Montgom-
ery's saesroom, to close out the balance Of the
library etc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
So FAR, by the aid of the sagacious Fetch

So FAR, by the aid of the sagacious Fetch
er, Washburn has taken every trick. con-
vention of the Ramsey county three card
monte tricksters'' is to be held tomorrow,
and it looks as though Washburn would
win another victory. The delegation will be
for Stewart, of course, but unless they have
care they will be so slim as to be power
less. Fletcher has limited Ramsey county
to twelve delegates, while taking twenty
four for Hennepin county. If the Ramsey
county :. tricksters'' have any sagacity
they will appoint the full number of dele
gates allowed Hennepin county (twenty-
FOUR and 90 prepared to fight it out on
that line if it takes all summer. Ramsey
county once before sought redress in the
same manner and secured the same number
of delegates as was allowed to Hennepin.
They can do it again if not too puerile and
cowardly. It remains to be seen whether
Gen. Lesh and Capt. Castle will surrender
or stand on their rights.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16

In the name of the outraged women of
America, the GLOBE protests against the
unjust discrimination of the authorities of
Deutschland against the fair sex. The cable
informs US that two men and one woman
have just been sentenced to Imprisonment
for sedition, the men to year each and the
woman to four years. Do the German au-
thorities think woman's tongue possesses
four times the virulence Of mans, or is it
because a woman's influence is four times
greater? q, .:fz slgs.tt, a,.r,.ss5I 1t
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
Getting Ready to Go Up ard Surrender 1
Washburn.

vi. ~ rEgR + .sg
Getting Ready to Go Up ard Surrender to
Washburn.
The Republicans of St. Paul INDUCED in
their primary meetings last night, the object
being to select delegates to the county con-
vention on Monday. There were no con-
tests and but few votes polled. The duty Of the
county convention will be, under the call, to
select IL delegates to Washburn's Minneapolis
convention, but it is understood that q
larger number will be selected. The exact
quota will be determined by Gen. Lesh and
Capt. Castle, and it will probably be eight
cen or nineteen.
The following are the. delegates to the
county convention:
First Ward-J. B. Sanborn, Charles Eaton,
]. H. Schumacher, c. w. Carpenter, J. II.
Murphy H. Sahlgaard 81. F. Blodgett, Geo. Il.
Finch, G. A.. Hallenberg.
Second Ward-R. Blakely, H. G. Burbank,
W. F. Mason, w. Weiss, Geo. s. Acker, J. X.
Dean.
Third Ward-C. II. Bigelow, c.. N. Bell, w.
D. Cornish, John Summers, Jacob Hammer,
J. A. Wheelock, r. G. Wiley, G.. Passavant,
Geo. Wenz, F. Luhrson.
Fourth Ward-C. X. Davis, W. II. Mead, 81.
J. Horn. W. r. Marshall, Fred Richter, D. w.
Ingersoll, F. Boyer, A. Yurka, w. Fl. Sanborn
Fred Emmert, Geo. A. Nash, Fred Driscoll, f.
E. Hughson, Louis Kohlman.
Fifth Ward-R. Barden, E. F. Drake, A. r
Kiefer Martin Nelson, II. A. Castle, Horace
Thompson, F. Willi1s, G. w. Hackett, G. D
Gilfllan, J. 81. Hullsick.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16

AS an able-bodied liar Eli Perkins no
doubt holds the palm. Even Mark Twain,
in his loftiest flights of imagination, has
never been able to equal Eli for downright
trifing with the truth. In recent letter to
the London Times he says:
II suppose have travelled for at least Is, 900
miles on railroads running through the wheat
and corn fields of the States within the last 1OO
days." anrs,lr, IS. g-.. r.. u. I'd
This rate Of travel is probably tho fastest
on record, for Eli must have travelled $50
miles day, Sundays included. The regard
of this individual for the truth is SO great
that he never touches it.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16

tons are replete in all respecss, while the
ease and cheapness of success, especially
from this city, bring the beautiful lake and
its endless attractions within the compass of
all. Such enterprise ought, and doubtless
will, receive that abundance of patronage
which it SO eminently derserves. Meantime,
those who have been fortunate enough to re-
ceive invitations for tomorrow night
opening may deem themselves highly favored,
as the occasion is bound to be one of rare
enjoyment. Our citizens should give this
night.
Messrs. Flower and Guthurz, the enter
prjsing managers of the hotel, will formally
open the season tomorrow, and guests de-
string accommodations can obtain them
Immediately.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
THE CHURCHES.

The Inducements to Attend Divine Ser
vice To-Day.
Bethel services on levee at 4 P. n. by Chap
lain Smith.
Unity church-Service at 1880 4. N. Sermon
by W. G. Gannett. Sunday school at 12:15.
Jackson Street Methodist Episcopal-The
Rev. Isaac Crooks, of Winona, will preach
morning and evening.
Christ Church, corner Fourth and Franklin
streets. Rev. w. P. Ten Brock, rector. Ser
vice 1890 A. M. and 6:3)P. NJ Sunday school
at 2:30 P. NJ. All are cordially invited.
St. Paurs church (Episcopal,) corner Ninth
and Olive streets, Rev. E. S. Thomas, rector.
Trinity communion IL A. NJ. Evening service
P. NJ. Sunday school 2:3O p M. Seats free in the
evening.
New Jerusalem Cor Swedenborgian) church.
Market street, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
Rev. E. q. Mitchell, pastor. Services at 10 A.
NJ. Subject of sermon: 1.-THE Good Shepherd
and His Sheep"
and Woodward streets. The Rev. VIM. Nc
Kibben, pastor of the Central church, will
preach at 10: 80 A. n. Preaching at P. n. by
the pastor, Rev. S. Conn, D. d.
DR.. C. N. Whitney, of Illinois, an able and
eloquent speaker, will address the Temperance
Reform club at their rooms Seventh street
at o'clock P. NJ. All members and others who
wish to hear an eloquent speaker fill the ball
this afternoon.
Plymouth Congregational church, corner OF
Wabashaw street and Summit avenue. Usual
| services at 1890 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Preaching
| by the pastor. Rev. DR.. Dana. Strangers and
| those having no church home are cordially in
vited. Young peoples meeting at 7:15 P. NJ.
Y. M. C. A. Services-Bible class for young
men at the rooms (Odd Fellows block) at P
NJ. conducted by the general secretary; subject
last lesson of the second quarter, Cyrus
Decree Chron.: xxxvi, 1928. Sunday
school at Daytons Bluff, C. w. Hackett, su
Derintendent, at P. NJ, to be followed at 4 81
by gospel service at which the Rev. E. s
! Thomas will officia-e Service at the Jail con
Quoted by Prof. s. S. Taylor at 2 P. NJ. Count.
hospital at P. NJ, Jos. McKibbin. Monday,
P. NJ, at the rooms, gospel prayer meeting
leader, Mr.. L. A. Gilbert. Young men mad
| WelcOme
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
ELMO LODGE.
The Opening Entertainment Tomorrow
Night.

The opening entertainment IO.mOrrO"
Night.
The officers and directors of the st. Paul
Saltwater & Taylors Falls railroad company
have issued invitations to the formal OPEN
ing of the new hotel at Lake Elmo, formerly
Bass lake, which will occur tomorrow even
evening, when the train bearing the guests
will leave the foot of jackson street at P.
H., and will return at A. M. The occasion
will be the formal opening for the season of
the magnificent new hotel and beautiful
grounds at Lake Elmo, which is one
Of the most charming spots in
the State for whole summers tarry
or day or two's sojourn. The
people of this city, of Saltwater and of all
the tributary region are under deep and
lasting obligation to Mr.. Stickney and his
associates for having created and fitted up
such excellent facilities for summer
pleasures as are offered by the Lake Elmo
resort. The appurtenancesa and accommada-
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High School Entertainment at the Opera
House.

High School Entertainment at the Opera
House.
The graduating exercises of the high
school will be held in the Opera House
Wednesday, June 10, at P. M.
To insure comfort and safety to those
who may attend, and to prevent the house
being filed with crowd of boys, as in
former years, the board of education have
decided to issue tickets for the occasion.
Tickets can be had by those who will call
for them at Lambie & Co.'s, Sweeney's,
Wilkes & Co.'s, and Aliens drug stores at
Dyer & Howard's, White, Stone g. Co.'s, and
D. D. Merrill & Co.'s; also of the high
school scholars. During Wednesday they
can be procured at the box Office in the
Opera House. Sections I and E of the
parquette circle will be reserved for the i'm
mediate friends of the graduating class.
If you wish to go, get your tickets before
hand, as no one will be admitted without
one. fE} f6ta5 81 10y t So 81
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PERSONAL.

r. R. Roeder, general travelling agent of the
United States Life Insurance company, is in
the city, at the Cosmopolitan.
Sheriff johnson, the genial official of Wash
ington county, peeped in upon the i'm peach
ment trial yesterday, and, more sensible still.
paid welcome visit to the GLOBE editorial
rooms.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Cosmopolitan yesterday: J. B. Oberman,
Cleveland; VIM. b. Nipple, St. Charles; B. W.
Ledered Appleton, Wis; A. D. Rohred, Spring
field, O.; Miss Biedt, Minneapolis; Thos. Pur-
cell, Oakland, Mimi; John Hack. Red Wing;
l.. r. Roeder, Milwaukee; VIM. 81. Finck. st.
Louis; Thos. X. Walsh, VIM. II. Finley, Owa-
tonna.
VIM. L. Perkins, of the firm of Peabody,
Lyons & Co., returned yesterday from busi-
ness trip to the Black Hills and Red River val
ley after an absence extending since the mid
die Of May last. He describes rough journey
out to the Hills, with streams swollen, bridges
washed away and roads frightfully cut up. AS
to the Red River valley, he considers Grand
Forks the garden spot of the Dakota Territory
section of that region.
The following are among the arrivals at the
Metropolitan: Henry s. Cole New York; VIM
Butterfeld, New York; W. s. johnson and wife,
Milwaukee; Miss Josie BURY, Milwaukee; 3.
II. Campbell, Chicago; Mrs D. Stimson, Big
Rapids, Mich; Miss Stimson, Big Rapids,
Mich; Rich Chute, Minneapolis; Il. Spadan,
New York; T. X. Benton, New York; 81. E:
Horton and wife, Rochester; Charles Start and
wife, Rochester; H. W: Rockenn, Chicagoi
Sherman Page, Austin; G. X. Davis, city; T.
c. Munger, city; J. H. Baker, Mankato; E. A.
Sweet, New York; E. J. Rice, New York
G. N. Chittenden, Plainfeld Ills; W. V.
Saltzgaber, Lebaum, Ind; W. Il. Cunningham
| Chicago; H. A. Sheppard, St. Louis; W. d
Rhaun, Philadelphia; Chas. Il. Hawkins, Chi
cago; J. J. Finnie VIM. Cole, Chicago; E. M.
Christian, r. D. Martin, Minneapolis.
! At the Merchants yesterday: s. F. Holbrook
Sparta; D. A. Holbrook, Sparta; P. B. Crane
Montevideo; M. Whitmore, Montevideo; F. r
Lane, Minneapolis; R. Chute, Minneapolis; G
Wis.,; J. H. Mcmillan, Chicago; G. D. Barr
Buffalo; C. II. Heney, Winona; G. W. Good
rich, Coun; l.. 3. Garlic Janesville, Wis.,; J
Porbeons, Montreal; J. A. Moore and wife
Detroit; H. E. Mann; B. Fuller, Hamilton; 81
| G. Estep, Milwaukee,; 81. G. Lull, Boston; +.
Emerson, Boston; E. ]. Jones and son, Wis.
M. Kinmann Glencoe; d. w. Rich, st. Louis
J. G. Ridule, Marshall; W. Stern, r. G.. Fits
Milwaukee: b. A. Otley, Chicago; W; M
mar; w. H. Snider, Davenport; W. X. Sher
win, Chicago; M. B. Greenwood, Miss M. Gar
rett, Lacrosse; 81. E. Lawrence. Dundas; Il
d. Jones, Minneapolis; J. H. Spencer. Still
water; J. B. Gilfilan, Minneapolis;J J. A. John
son, Saltwater; r. H. Wilmington
Clear Lake Farm; G. F. Joe Boor
Chicago; M. Gumbasps Philadelphia
H. G. Hand, Yankton, D. T.; Max Meyer, Me-
York; W. b. Jones, Grand Rapids; B. Strong
Buffalo, N. Y; D. Smith, Montreal; n. D.
Burt, New York; W. E. Layman and siste
Faribault; R. c. Jefferson, Chicago; g. T
Stansburg, Buffalo; D. B. johnson and wifi
Austin; C. German, Beaver Dam.
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IT seems from official figures of the result
of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad
election that Jay Gould held proxies for
al, GAG shares out of a total of 81, OO8 votes
cast. He required, therefore, less than
1000 shares to enable him to control the
election. It is not unlikely that by the time
the next election comes around Gould will
have controlling influence in the road and
will be able to mould its policy to suit him
Golf