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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
News Dy Telegraph
 FROH ALL QUARTERS. TI[OEN'S STRENGTH EHa the New York Dem Ocratic Convention. Delegates Pledged to Him. THE COMMITTEE WORKING IN
 HIS INTEREST. FEES FOR SPECIAL MARsHALS. An Appropriations Made by
 Ehe RfOUses
Delegates Pledged to Him.
FEES FOR SPECIAL MARsHALS.
NEW YORK.

The Democratic Convention Likely to
 be Pledged for Tilden.
 NEW YORK, March 19.-The State Commit tee of the Democracy has been summoned to meet at St. James Hotel, Friday afternoon next to make the necessary arrangements for holding the State Convention. This State has seventy votes in the National convention, and unless there is an unheard of deviation from established precedent all will be cast as unit An interesting question is who will receive them. It is conceded that the State Commit tee is generally in favor of Iilden, good au- thoritiss mentioning twenty six of thirty ty-three members as absolutely pledged to him. The convention will be run so far as is in the pow CT of the State Committee in the interest of Tilden, and the question as to the pledging of delegates is considered by many as foregone conclusion.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20

FOR KENT, AsA THE Brick House No. l94 WooAtsr street, cor H ner Prindle street. is for rent at $500 per year ElA Has Il rooms and Is now occupied as boarding house. Apply st
 mario ct 3i2 CHAPEL STREET,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
Paroles Speed Spent i'm Vain.

Paroles Speed Spent i'm Vain. LONDON, March 19.-The race for the Liv- !; erpool Spring Cup, to-day, was won by Loril- lard's Parole. The second place was secured by Machelrs Advance, and the third place by Montroses Strathblaue. Eleven horses ran. Lorillards Parole WAS objected to on the ground of cross and was disqualified and the race awarded to Machells Advance.
 A Thrust at the Monroe Doctrine.
 LONDON, March 20.-The Times, this morn ing, commenting on the Panama canal, urges the United States to either let de Lsssops do it or charge themselves with the task. It says the Monroe doctrine, even In its most re stricted shape, has never been admitted into the law of nations, and Europe will not rscog- niZe so gratuitous a demand as America now makes over American countries, and might justly exclaim against the autoeracy srrogated for the United States.
 The Erisl, Lsnd League-Preparation
 to Welcome Parnel.
 LONDON, March 19.-The executive con- mittee of the National Irish Land League has sent an appeal to the local branches of the League and to other national and reform so- cieties throughout Ireland, saying:
 ''It is desirable that Mir. Parnelrs arrival from America shall be marked by an expres- sion of national feeling for the splendid SGT vices rendered his country and as a counter demonstration to the attacks of his enemies. We suggest tho lighting of bonfres On the hills and in the towns throughous Ireland on Sunday evening next, and that bands should turn out and popular expression be given to the feelings entertained toward the fearless and incorruptible champion of the people. Please take the necessary steps in your dis trict toward cooperating in this national manifestation of regard for and confidence in Mir. Parnell''
 It is to be remarked that MT. Parnel is president of the Land League which is also preparing for demonstration of welcome on his arrival at Queenstown.
 Tho EsOsa EEace-POst ponsd TilI Mon
 day.
 PUTNEY, Mich. 20.-5 8. m.-The weather this morning is cold but fine, with slight breeze blowing. The Oxfords are strong favorites. The betting is lively at 4, and oc- casionally 5 to 1 on Oxford.
 9 A. M.-The boat race has been post poned till Monday on account of dense fog.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20

JOHN Fl. DAVIS Co.,, Bankers and Brokers1
 No. IT Wall street. New York,
 March 19, 1880. ) The general stock market was strong all day, with only or two exceptions of which the most note- worthy was Man hatan.
 The Bond Market-Government bonds steady,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
Valuable Real Estate For Sale,

AaAA Pursuant to order of the Probate Court for EIu the District of New Haven, the undersigned of
 for sale all the real estate belonging to the estate of the late Harvey Bkrnes deceased, and con- sisting of
 First-The homestead of the late Harvey Barnes, on East Pearl street, in Fair Haven.
 second-The Building occupied in part as a store and market together with the land on the corner of Grand and East Pearl street.
 Third-A Lot of land 99 feet front south Quinni- piac street, in Fair Haven Eas extending to the rtv and including very valuable oyster grounds and privileges.
 Fourth-one undivided half of twelve acres of wood land in Foxon, in East Haven.
 f17H A. D. GOODYEAR.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20

Rathbone Lodge, No. 1, K. ofP. TUNHE members of this Lodge arc requested to mses at the Lodge Room, on sstu1day morning, the 2Oth at o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral our late brother Seth G. Wooding. Members of Sitter Lodges invited to attend. Per order of the O. 0.
 Attest. ], Fl. NORMAN,
 ral9 2t K. of k. and s.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20

A Tramp from the White Mountains Boys Journey in Search of Employ. ment and Education.
 NEW YORK, March 19.-Yesterday afternoon
 one of the park police at Union Square was approached by country boy, who, in a trem- ulous voice, asked where he could get some- thing to eat and place to sleep, remarking that he was very tired, having walked 8 long way. The policeman directed him to the rooms of the Society for the Proven tion of Cruelty to Children, and thithsr the lad slowly made his way. There he was met by Officer Lundberg, of whom he asked the same questions that he had of the policeman. The officer led the boy to an inner room and placed him near the stove. And now," said he, 'sI want you to tell me your name and where you came from and how you got to the city, for you look like a country boy" The CTS, and am thirteen years of age. can't read or write, but know how to spell my name and few little words. I was born somewhere up by the White Mountains. My mother died years ago and my father died two years ago. Before he died he gave me away to farmer named Jacob Voorhis, who lives at Galena, at the foot of the White Mountains. I had to work about the farm and had to take care of seven COWS and milk them morning and evening. MT. Voorhis never sent me to school, and as wanted to learn something I made up my mind to go away and see if I could not do something else so that I could go to school. So I left Mir. Voorhis, and I've walked nearly all the way from the White Mountains to New York, which I've heard was a big city. Sometimes I've managed to get ride on the way. It was long tramp hsrs, but wanted to go to school and I heard that they had big schools here. want to get something to do to pay my way, 50 that can learn something"
 As the society have frequent applications of this sort from boys, many of whom have turned out to be swindlers, Officer Lundberg took the boy out with him to see whether he knew the city. After walking few blocks, Officer Lundbsrg suddenly stepped into doorway, when Joseph, missing his compan- ion, ran up and down in great alarm, looking in every direction for his guide. He was about to sit down upon stoop and cry when Officer Lundberg approached, much to the lads delight. ''He is 8 bright, manly little fellow" said Mir. Lundberg to-day, and s'we will put him in some institution where he can receive preliminary instruction and be cared for until home can be found for him."
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
THE FIRE RECORD.
A Corpse In Danger of Cremation.

A Corpse in Danger Of Cremation.
 MONTREAL, March 19.-A fire broke out this morning in the house occupied by the late Recorder Sexton, who died yesterday. The drapery in the room caught fire from burning tapers around the catafalque. The whole in terior of the dwelling was completely burned out Four women who had besn sleeping in an upper story were lowered from the balco- ny in the rear fifty feet, in their night clothes, by means of rope, their hands being much lacerated by the operation. MT. 0. k. Big nell, who lived in the house, ascended to the roof and was rescued by firemen. MT. Sex tons body was saved by the salvage corps with only slight siDgeipg to his moustache, which fact was owing to tho protection of fered it by the ice cooler in which 1t was placed. Tho coffin itself and everything else in the room was burned to ciuders.
 Other Fires.
 GALVESTON, Tex, March 19.-A special from Phelps says Kellys lumber mill at To- teller's Gulch exploded it's boiler last night. Three men were killed. Ths mill and con- tents were destroyed by fire.
 BoYLsToN, Mass, March 19.-The house and barn of D. T. Moore was burned last night, with horse, eighteen swine, four COWS, thir- ty tons of hay, etc. The loss is $S, 900; ; insured for $2, 900 each in the Lanchasirs, Eq uitable and Providence.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20

For Rent or For Sale. aaAA THE WELL LOCATED AND DESIRABLE ffH old-fashioned dwelling No. 169 Orange street, MkE- will be rented as it stands price $40O; if not rented soon will be for sale.
 E, B. BOWDITCH, ma17 4t4 "A Orange Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
8eArd aNd Rooms.
s. w. Searle.

Surveyor and OIviI Engineer, No. Conn., SavinRS Bank Building, o7 a CHURCH STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
FOR RENT.

dhhA LARGE HOUSE CENTRALLY LOCATED, HI with all modern improvements, suited for 8 H1A1arge boarding house or hotel would be let for 8 term of years desired.
 GEORGE A. ISBELL, ma17 Office State St., cor. Elm, Todd's Block.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20

EDYa gentleman well acquainted with business D situation in manufacturing other establish nent, where close attention to business will moderate salary. Best references given. Address
 ma16tf J. M D., at this Office,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
 MnaEsIOyHaeElt Office.

A&Azs ksAVy ARHOAAO TEkAOOs HAS constantly on hand help suitable for priva families, as well as for hotels, boarding house and restaurants Great attention is paid by the pro- pr1etor of the establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill situation. Coun- try calls Of any distances promptly attended to- S3E Orange street, near Grown street.
 ja24 GAUDEFROY.
 Wanted Immediately, A experienced Shirt Cutter. Apply to A ELM CITY SHIRT CO.,, f16t t Cor. State and Court Sts.
 WANTED FENo BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Car 1 pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders by mail promptly attended to, st
 o20 2S CHURCH STREET.
 WANTED. 2,0OO CLOTHES WRENGEEES to repair. ( AHARPET Sweepers, Putting Machines, Richard- NL sons Original Little Washer, The Excelsior and Welcome Bencn WriDgers Wringers Of all kinds scld for cash, weekly insallmen at the Basket and House Furnishing Store of GEO. D. LAMB, the Wringer Man, 1a9 Chapel street. Call and sec the large variety of Beautiful Granite and Iron Ware Tea and Coffee Pots. mas d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
" NnlNn

DY PROTESTANT MAN, A SITUATION AS D gardener; understands the cultivation of all plants and vegetables sober and takes great of genteman's place; has the beat of recommendations from places of long service. Gall or address
 THOMAS QUINN, mal8 St" No. Q Elm Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
WANTED.

GSS FOR term of years, by private family, with ksssE no small children, TWO STORY HOUSE {, Hz centrally located with all modern Improvements Good reference given. Rent must be moderate Ad- dress, stating location and terms, 60. B. A."
 mario This Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23
To the Ladies.

Wehsvs great macy now styles for lsGl9s'
wear thai sre really bsHui::u'. Ladies VINO n''e
any desire to present handsome understanding
will DO we'll to examine them ut
WADHEY's, ITO King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23
BY Grean & Wise

By Green b Wise
Real Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
PUlLDINH LOT OK LOIS FOX SALE
- BY PUBLIC AUCTION Oh AT Phl-
VsTE SALE.
1hs undersigned. commissioners, appointed
BY decree Of the Corporation Court for the city
Of Alex Andria made st the November term,
1881. in certain suit thesein pending, will offer
tor sale by pubic auction, or if not sold at pub
lie auction, 1T 2rivat- sale, LOToF 9ROUN y,
beginning st the Intersection Of the south side OF
Wilkes strset with the west side of Alfred street.
and running thence south with alfred street g. d
binding thereon l76 feet iachea; thence west
and parallel with Wilkes street li3 feet inches;
hence north parallel with Alfred street l7o feet
inches to Wilkes street; thonce east with
Wilkes street and binding thereon l23 f.et
inches to the beginning Said lot will be sold be
awhole or divided into eight lots, fronting on
Alfred street 22 f-et By 123 feet inches
Terms of Sale: Ore fourth of the purchase
money in clsh; the resi- 2Le in three equa: ln-
&s ments ct one, two and three pears. with IN.
serest for which the bonds Of the put chaser will
be taken. and the title to be retained untll the
Whole purchase money shall have been paid
Sale to take place in front OF the Corporation
Court room. on Fairfax street.: on AT u HDAY,
the 4!h d>y of December, 1880 st II m.
GEORGE a. NUS HBACH,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
novl0 cots Com missioners of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23

GksNChS' PATENT So aUTTtk HOLr-
ERS, Jausnned and Galvanized, the best
thjno cut for holding shutters at airy angie. q
supply on h.nd at S8 King on the corner oil
Royal st. Call and see.
oc.l9 j. T. CBEi9aTOH SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23

PERFoRMING RATS. An itinerant Snowman
ffoui sunu, l. aiy, with box Ike burdy-
sufdy sung over his shoulder, eotered the
Mayors fic, aud eDpIied to Clerk Gaul for q
psrui. Tor a rat shcw. To satisfy the curiosity
Of lh2 persoas present he op:ned his b,x aud
exhibited 10 on department about dcz,n OF
rats huddicd together. There Wore rats of all
c1lors-caar white, black white and black,
spotted, sni tie cjmnon no1,e rat. But there
was an air Of Intelligence aud doclty ABOUT
even tbs lat er tha; nsdo the obssrger t3rget
me reruIslve lookiog oil Q. thnt 2nags thfough
h )ors aud c1pbosr oo teDTeda,ofy raids. In
,ootner apartment were three or tour tloy
white mics. E7trJ rodent had lis osme, whlch
seemed to be uouers ODD by the owner, and the
Games were siuRuIa'!y appropriate 10 ths CHAR
scerisisl of the orig ual. For iostaucs. spot
It'd rat, with q snsd black sDot around one
eve. answered 20 the usmy OF B3n Bd.ler, aud
its role 10 the p,r!ormaooe WAS 70 steal small
2po,n aut scauper eff win 1t 30 its hole. Gen.
Gsr6.Id entered q toy ohariot and Gao. Han
csck was given the uoWiiiipg lak OF pulling it
to tae Whi,e House. As 1t approached the
stately dwelling iiGaIi, impatient OF being
left behiod, Jumped frou tho wagon and reach
ed the 2 nal several lergias ahead OF the SLOW
fellow uuliing the wagon. The exhibitor says
b, replgsishes nis stock OF performers. Nheo-
ever u5 sssHy from fattrs;s. aud that 10 day
or twD, or q week sc tdrtnGaG, he cln trNo soy
hou4 rat IN snch tricks SIS his pes pertJrn.-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23

Zero and Lennder.

Spucln! CONTRACTS aiii be nsLe with yearly ad-
yartisers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23

How besultur, says ho Fat Contributor. the
story OF Hero auc L,sr der. Hero vas priest
e5s ia the temple Of V:nu4 at Ses!os, Oh the
rhrsci,n coast. Sac met Lander, who lived
on the OPPOSITE side of too HeIlespont. at an
oyster supper, given for the beoe6t OF the tenn
o,e, aud they u ually fell 10 love. They de-
s;rsd to m :rry, bus her pareots opposed the
union, as 10 that event sne would be compelled
70 sign har situatiou As urIe,tess, Whcn stood
them 10 two dollars and ball week. Laander,
Shc, by tie say. spTany from the y 'Lsauders.
nobs tut Impoverished Irsh family, was poor
AID Proud, IAooQh. i. tue light of these mer-
cIaey cags uga' Joar mao has to be proud
of i. s .ilhicaIt 10 say. H. cou:d bring nothing
to his bIid, OUT d vol III. tn article that can
.akc the pac, of brJaa and butter tor orlet
D. Rod only.
The lcyers could not be prevented from meet.
iDg. F,,u wcuj l. snisr fly across the heles.
part to meet bis s.eetbesrL, but he badnt any
bnat, or money 10 tlre onc. 80 be had to swim
fer it, Every nis ht. as 5000 81 she had washed
the supper dishes eod done Der eVeplug cnores
st the cmplc, H4to would take coal oil lamp
aud Eio away 10 her tatGfr's woGCsled. which
STOOD on tbc bark # the Hellespont, and climb
lug to the r OF, srt pallenny there, lIiuml4alag
the va for l. 4 70 swim across. to o-sk aud
d,y his clio hes 10 tno warmth OF her Smiles. 1t
ary Of the neg b oors noslrv"d the lamp. they
thought it was sume b ,'cd H.pc OK or Gar
i4ll torch b sret. cJp;oc D. ms tom PROOFS
ai0o, aua l. yci:eG 10 cyur!eut.
Otsn did de7o. wi.O ,aa; luit'uc lVa ard
2ruohetio dcoai Of ds@ggr. whi1H IGV- inei Tres,
laiourc iin 20 cro.s il .te reguar r'y b1at
or iavs-t 10 a P,ul BAytop slr. tu' he Only
laus h a. hcr tssrs re.nsrki z tai N 20 born
for a ii .ro C III | pcvcr Dc Drowned, or some
hing to that etf;ct H. ofreu ufged her to
slope with him. 81 ios her rnat II shs would get
npou mis- b.ck, he soi d ssfsIy Lauder on the
OH side, vneto = Is'IJ, OF the peac, would
10 ,Ka them Que before htr pereots could OVER
take theu, bat sns hesi'a,ed 10 tax such step,
ir-rut that they would oo!n BE- dtoWued. ~hloh
" u!I be the @aicry gIsVe mistake OF their
ives
O5e tempestuous night Lander was over
gacIrled by tie wavaA sui his fee5s body
sa>h i asaoit-l1 soou as the oLd rtak;r c)ud
be sum ,oed. tuer@ D5l0g 90 faculties tir wash
uc It Du the SEA n9ro. dyrp's mortI6 ID at TINS
Il ulou7 termlosu1n 10 Der hrsi ADD only low
# ir, wont diva TO tho banning beach aud
!rJHned herself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23

~OOphhs' AIDES And DRA WING
KEIVEo; slso small Chopping Axes, such
rs sre used Tor getting cut hoop pcies just re.
caived and fer sse ct IS King street, cofher oi
aoysl street, Ale, sndrls Va
oct7 j. T. uHEIGHTO & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23

CAN YoU-Cao you tell shy men who can-
90. v,y small bills c,n always God money to
Dug lquor and treat When among friends?
Gas any one rel ho@ youag men who are a.
gsys h.hiud With their landlords can play bill
Ijsrds, eight and day. and always be ready for
game Of card. when noOey is &C stake!
Usu any ols tell how men live apd support
their fsmi,es. who havs ID income aud 40
scrk, pheo o,htrj. VINO ars Industrious. are
hsf starved?
Gao any orc tell 9ky four ff'hs of the young
sSses prefer bralnless fop uoder plas nat,
ai! ,,ght pants a8d short c1nt. 10 o mao with
brains2
Can soy ooe tell Why il is that s1ms mothers
are algs,sr,a5y to sew Tor this distsnt heathen
when their oTu children are ragged aud dirty?
Can any cne i.li WY mo Wh0 Is always
COM ylaiai9g thai ~ c ,enn sttotd 20 .uS5cribe
for The .ocaI n"wspaper. aac every day borrows
il from ri, Deighbsr, Gao # .ti to attend every
show that comes 20 towol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23
Boots AND sssrES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

We hsva large stock Of HENTs7' Fine SOpIo
and SHOES Of very sup@rio. quslI'y, made oy
hard, which csnpo. be surpassed in style, quat-
ity or price A man moy be decked IN rood
suit of clothes and a new hat but 1t he nss not
tidy feet no is not cousidered veil dressed-
Tb.ss Foods will be sold for much less than
thew en- bo bou, b. fer in this to sn or Washing
ton. All we ask i: for goa to ccme snd examine
lham. W. b. WAtDEY, ElO EInS II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23

ssISUS UUhE FOX GONSU tlpN-hs
{ the season for Coughs and Colds is sgsih
upon US Wa desire ouca ncre tn cali the st-9n'
ton of our customers to the shove ihvau Aoie
msdicine Il ls noW ever ten ye>rs since we
srat irtroduc.d this Preparation into tn sactio!
of county, and our sales of II haVs cohtidueo
annually largely TO i1crras:, md Win uhlpSef-
ruuted satisfaction to al who have u:ei 1t ALSO
PiS 'p CUhE FOR JeTAhRB, n sure rene
dy for thst very coumon and ciss1reea6'e DIS
esse. Ecth prep-rstiors are " hp IL po.'ies
~ two ,lzes. retsling &. 25c snc S resptcnvsly.
Tha trsde supplied At prrprletol's rates;
~ JANFEY q co,
,c,2 Wholesale Agents 10 & l52 King St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23
TkUsTsEs SALE LsNDIN FAIK.:

NRUSTSh'S SALE OF sND IN FAIA.
i Fs K OOUNTY-By virtu, of deed of
Hust froD. Theodore L Chase, aud peing thereto
required oy parties setu;ed thereby, the under.
d. aed, trustee in said ssed, will osr 70. sale ut
public auction, in front OF Ua:.s' tavern. in the
village OF West End, and county of Fairfax, at
tSelve O'clock m . on TUhDAY, the 4:h
day of Eecem Der, 1870 the TRACT or Land
conveyed to him in said deed and described as
follows, viz: Beginning at n dead poplar stand:
SSg on the scu.h side Of Dogue run, corLer OF
C.,peutsr's lr,tent, now Wm. Vloietts; thence
s7ss' 80 poles to three marked white oak
nphngs thsnce g. 25to ". 1(13 poles to hick.
G%sy and pile of stones thence with the line Uf
uennis Nc Oarty Johnston n. S2a0 W. lo7 poles
@amsrked dogwood. corner to Ellj al Comp
IONS lot; thence With bis lae n $40, g. II po.es
Nss.sks on uogue 1ul; thence down the sew
etal courses AID M can ders thereof to the begin.
ling contsining 81 acres and 60 poles.
Terms Of Sale: Crsh.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
oclU-w4w Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23

,I,HE FOLLOWING LJI'o ara exceptional
J. bargains and will never be Duplicated st
tho pr;c:B:
Boys Fine Calf Boots st s. TO
Youths llu , ,
Also q splendid stock Of Ro?s and Youths
+ rees and 81 hool hoes If every desc!ii:t o
These goods Cannot b. best az t. price and qusl'
ity. WhDDk !, lio MIX s''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-23

- LARGE AND WELL ASSORTGo
"a STOCK uF
MISSES AND UHI!.EkSN'S SCHOOL
SHOE
of every description, whca will he cold cheaper
than ihsy can bn bougt. else Ihera They are
the best in the market
WADnHY, ITO King 81.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-07
20 THE PUBLIC.

/ desire to correct current ,:rttmor
to the effect that l am q candidate for
tho office of County Commissioner of
Garfield. While am deeply CRATE
fnl for the honors have, on two past
occasions, received at tho hand Of the
good people Of my countys.I have
never had any intcntion of offering for
any Office III tho present contest.
r.. e. ELLISON, SR,