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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-05-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE CLARION
BOOK BINDERY
AND
BLANK Book MANUFACTORY !!

TNHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE CLARION HAy-
i ing purchased the Book BNDERY here
tofore carried on by Mr.. ROBERT SPRoULE,
and having secured the services of that gen
tIeman, to continue in charge Of the business,
we desire to call the attention of COUNTY Or
FIcERs, MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and the pub
lie generally, to the fact that we propose, in
the manufacture of BLANK BOOKS, of every
description and form, to compete with Nash
Vile, Louisville Chicago, ST. Louis, or Gin
cinnati; and win guarantee good work,
and as cheap, as can be obtained by sending
orders for such work out of the State. We
have leased the spacious building known as
Angeles Hall, and are fitting it up with the
best Machinery and Stock, so as to make it
one of the
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AUDITORIAL ITEMS.

SCOTT COUNTY-One OF the best and
most prompt Tax Collectors in the State is
r. 7. NJ. Simmons, commonly known as
"alphabet simmons of this County He
never attempts to make settlement without
frst having his papers all properly verified
and made up in ship shape, then he jumps
aboard the first train that passes and takes
b. line for the Auditors Office where his
/ final settlement is easily closed in very
short space of time.
/ His settlement was made some time since,
but was overlooked by our Auditorial re-
porter.
/ CLAY CoUNTY-The handsome face of
Paul NJ Shipman CANT that pretty name?)
Deputy Sheriff and Tax Collector, made its
! appearance at the Auditors Office last week
/ to give an account of his stewardship for the
/ taxes of 1879.
! Having so much experience in the office
and having such good business qualitica-
/ tions especially as relates to the collection
of taxes, his vouchers were all we'll gotten
up and his settlement arranged with lit
tie or no trouble. Mr.. Shipman reflects
credit upon his position and there is no bet
/ ter Collector in the State.
/ YAzoO CoUNTY-Mr. Geo. NJ. Powell,
/ the Deputy Collector, accompanied by ex-
Sheriff Capt. H. l. Taylor, came down last
week and closed up his final settlement with
Auditor Gwin in most satisfactory man
ner. Yazoo county is all 0. X.
MARSHALL CoUNTY-Mr. Jno. B. How
ard, Tax Collector, made his final settle
ment, through Capt. Buchanan last week.
The settlement was satisfactory and credi-
/ table.
PIKE CoUNTY.-Capt. McNulty, of Pike
county, is in the city to-day, graphing
with the Auditors office for the State taxes
of 1879 The Captain is so good humored-
so handsome-so polite-so clever-so ac-
commodating and withal, has such good BUSH
ness tact that everybody and his wife's moth
err wears smiling face while he is on hand
His settlement Is not yet closed, but his
character for making good settlements is so
well established that we take the liberty of
saying in advance, that it will be all %. k ~
if it amt, we will write another notice next
week, and handsomely apologize for this
one.
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Gen. Humphreys.

Yazoo City HeraId.I
That gallant soldier and honored citizen
Gen. b. g. Humphreys, is taking an abiding
interest in the proposed reunion of the survi-
vors of his old brigade, and that of the brave
General Barksdale, at Jackson, on tie 18th
May next. The boys" Of these commands
win be exceeding glad to meet the veteran
Humphreys again. Never had the South
truer son than Gen. Humphreys.
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Tribute of Resnect.

A a stated meeting of Vienna Lodge, No
2l1 held in the Lodge room, the 9th day
OF March, 1880, the Undersigned were appoint
ed committee to draft resolutions expressive
of the feelings of this Lodge upon the death of
our brother Emanuel W. CARR, who died
March 18th, 1880 ; and, whereas, the sad event
calls for an expression from the brethren Of
the deceased, to be entered upon the records
of this Lodge, therefore,
Resolved, lst. That a Lodge humbly
bow to the will of God, remembering that He
doeth all things we'll.
Resolved, ID. That the family of our de-
ceased brother have sustained the loss of
husband and father, devoted and true the
community good citizen, and the Lodge a
worthy member.
Res0lped Sd. That we deeply sympathize
with the family of our deceased brother, and
that We extend to them our confidence in this
their great bereavement.
Resolved, 4th. That the members of this
Lodge wear-the usual badge of mourning fer
thirty days, and that the Lodge room be drap-
ed in mourning for the space of six months
from the date of the death of our brother as a
mark of respect to his memory.
ReSolvea, 9th. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of this Lodge, that
the Secretary be instructed to furnish a copy
to the widow of the deceased and that q copy
be sent to the Forest Register and THF
CLARION, with request to publish the same.
J. W. CARR,
Z. A. GILBERT, Committee
w /, WFEns
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H IL q TT Y
Dust sitting

A'i7' - shining
-1'eL' W J. -1aFlln' OIL y a'cne~' i III
The ''.s'
--l0=guito bars have become sad but
positive necessity
Hope Fire Co., No. has Its annual
parade this morning.
Hon. g. Cummings, Mayor Of Brookha-
ven. wa- in The city yesterday
Hon. r. r. Applewhite was in the city
Yesterday ea rglte for Vicksburg to attend
the meeting Of the Harris Brigade.
Hon. j. G.. Lamkin. of Pike. was among
th. visitors at the Capital yesterday.
a., I r ATcCa-FiII member IF the
r,..,.r. ~ Public Wor.- f.. in the citv
...5........ r.. DID .s.,r--.-u.. I'D
49, -.
fs'''
ID exc ''7l'L 10 'lA7'-i anu ~ INC
F'
nav
lion W.. j.. love OIL AinIOe' ".i7 III tue
CITY yesterday WIN inc 7I'1'! '71i4''' "a
etI-''1i7,s.
Hon. g. u. "icoE' senator IRON the
I'ta District, passed through lHe Guy yes
i..-~t7 r. '''.' ''' = s7-''''.'
-t.u. VIE. Adams has gwen bona ana
duly qualified % enter on the discharge q
Lu- duties ol state Revenue Agent.
-Eye had tine pleasure Of call yesterday
from Edgar IS. Wilson. Esd, the able assoc
g..-. editor Of the Grenada New South.
Yves. Jackson Fire Company, No !,
ss.r gf.. their annual ball tonight We
s..rlalaHga the courtesy of au invitation
... participate.
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man. .'.r..'...l. .,.,,I III
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move -'. '..'.''l --''' '' o. Ill
are -'''t ~ '.
--|lr. au" Mrs Il. g.. Nefi aie peie"''"
lh INC -'''l' '' .''.'I mani IT, -
t'.''s' '''7 '''.' '-'''='
place. ''''" '''''''''
The accommodation train OF the Ne"
Orleans. sd. Louis AZ Chicago IL. K. Is Il 4ood
thing tar the daiiymen along lhe route 70
ship milk regularly INTO the Ne" orleans
market.
Tile Baptist Congregation of this city
Eava invited Rev. II. J.. ~prule- to the pas
i'rate. Dir. 9pi'ie7 formerly S"PI'''el ."'
church at Oafi'It'"' ana Is no" i'7l''i''s
AT 'N'lo'-'-
The Kinds County sunday 0cho'l Con
Tan.lon viii. meet aj Edwards ON " eai'es-
day gi next week I'th- w nave no 0ou II,
thejaek-'u 0anDau SCHOOLS VIII DE Iu'iS
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HUxTEE & HARRINGToN have just received
choice lot of Perfumes, which they win sell
cheap. Call and examine.
april 20-3w.
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Receipts OF Cotton.

n. 7. Chronicle.
The total receipts from plantations since
in 1s78-79. s, $50. 317 bales; in 1S77-6s 4I72,-
81 bales.
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MARRIED.

WILsoN-HUDNALL-By Elder W F. Green,
at his residence, on the 18th April, 1880, Mr.
f. L. Wilson and Miss Mary Hudnall all of
Copiah.
OATIs-SMITH-In the Presby terian church.
in Forrest, Miss, April 18th, 1880, by DR.. A.
L. Kline. of Starkville, DR.. c. E. Oats Jr of
Hazlehurst, Miss, and Miss Birdie F. Smith,
of Forest
Attendants-Joe D. Staplston, of Hazlehurst
and Miss Laura Eastland, of Forest; Oscar
H. Johnston, of Hazlehurst, and Miss Lila n.
Graham, of Forest; Frank NJ. Redding, of
Terry, and Miss Willie r. Wooten, of Forest
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%
Acknowledgment.
MACON, Miss, May s, 1880
MEssRs. r. L. SAUNDERS AND d. p. PoR-
TER, Committee, jackson, Miss.
GENrLEAiEN-We are again under obli-
cations 10 the good people of your city for
the additional sum of one hundred and
eleven and 15-100 dollars, which was re-
ceived this morning through Messrs. ]. &
7. Green. Please return our thanks to your
citizens for the cheerfulness and liberality
with which they have contributed for our
relief. We admire the Christian and benev-
olent spirit which has been exercised toward
US by your people
Yours truly,
ROBERT G. PATTY,
Chairman, etc.
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Just Oncned

This dav the hands0mest line of FINE EN-
BRoIDERY in this city, in Null, JAcoNEr
SWISS, PERcALE. etc. All new and fresh arri-
walls this day.
may Z 20 1t ROBINSON, STEVENS q Co,
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THOs. RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
W. IL. KENNON, Assist. Sec Y.

sONETHING NOT Pot DOWN IN THE BILLS.
The foregoing is reproduced from the
official report of the Republican, hut here is
a part of the proceedings, which are not in
cluded in the report of our neighbor across
the way. We have awaited ourselves of the
report in the Commercial. Down to this
stage, the anti-Grantites had had everything
their own way:
As Major Gibbs left his chair, Gen Fitzger-
aid sprang upon the rostrum, grasped he gavel
in his hand and called the house 10 order de-
nouncing the action of the chairman as infa-
nous. He said, Il want every friend to Gen
Grant now in this house to be seated this
convention is not adjourned; the chairman
has illegally vacated his chair Tor the purpose
of defeating the friends of Gen Grant in their
effort to bestow deserved compliment upon
that great statesman and soldier. Inow move
that the Hon. G. w. Gayles, of Bolivar be APP
pointed temporary chairman IF this cOnYen-
ton" The motion carried, and amid the
cheers of the house the new chairman ascend
ed the rostrum and took the gavel. He ad-
dressed the convention in an able manner, ex-
pressing his regret that the chairman and his
friends had so far forgotten themselves as to
act in the manner they did.
The house now having come to order again,
Gen. Fitzgerald asked that ais resolution be
read again from the clerk Z desk, and moved
its adoption by reclamation, and the vote was
Res0Uled, That L. S. Grant is the choice of
this Convention for President IF the United
States.
H. C. Carter addressed the convention and
offered the following resolution, which was
adopted by unanimous vote:
Res0iDed That we still adhere with unfinch-
ing devotion to the principles Of the Republi-
can party as set forth in its natioral platform,
and that we recognize in Grant tie statesman
best of all able to enforce these principles as
the executive of the United States
A this time Mr. j. II. Aynum, OF the COM
mittee resolutions, produced tie following
which had been framed by his committee.
They we're adopted:
The Republican party of Mississippi in con-
cardinal principles of the party
stable currency for thepeople. The equal
political and civil rights of every American
citizen.
Free schools, free speech and fire, elections,
the right of every man to vote one, and have
his vote counted.
We pledge hearty support to tie nominee
Of the Chicago Convention.
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The New Revenue Laws-The Sale OF
WhiskeJ. =
LETTER OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.

LITTER OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Ripley Sentinel
JACKSON, MISS, April 18th, 1880.
DEAR SIR Only retailers, that il what are
commonly called saloon keepers, have to OBJ
tain q petition. Boards of Supervisors and
town authorities have nothing to do with any
other class of vendors of liquors. Only license
to retailers can be forbidden by petitions Other
dealers are entitled to license whether the cit
liens, or county or town authorities want
them issued or not. Your friend,
T. C. CATcHrwna
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China Dinner Sets, 1875 PieeeS-$1S.OO.
China Tea Sets a Pieces--S500.
Large Variety Chamber Sets.
Crockery and China Ware.
Received by 5. LENLY s Sex.
april -, lSs0-2m.
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MEAT MARKET

WM. ALBRIGHT WISHES TO INFORM
W the public that his market is open for the
sale of al kinds of FRESH MEAT and SAU-
SAGES, at his old stand in the Stone building,
where he viii be pleased 20 see his old friends
and new ones. His market is open all day.
Oct. 9, '79-tf
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Most Complete Binderies

N4OSG OOIup10C OAAOOA AOo
US with their orders, we will not only guar
antee perfect satisfaction as to style and price,
but it will help us to build up home-tndus-
try that will give employment to many per-
sons. We call the special attention of
CIRCUIT AND CHANCERY CLERKS
to the fact that we can furnish any RECORD
Book required in their Offices, such as
FOR CIRCUIT CLERKS:
Minute Books.
Court and Bar Issue DOckets.
Motion DOcLSets.
Subpoena DOekeIs,
Final Records,
Judgment Rolls,
Execution DOckeIs,
Jury Books,
Jury Fee Books,
Jurors Certificates.
Witness Certificates
civil and State Cases,
JuG Sment Rolls,
Abstract of Judgments,
Fee BOOKS
Marriage Records,
Circuit Court Indexes, Etc, Etc.
FOR CHANCEEIY CLERKS:
County Warrant Books, with stub,
Teachers Fund Warrant Book, with stub,
Minute Books,
Final Records,
General Dockets,
Index to Estates,
Issue Dockets,
Motion Dockets,
Rule Dockets,
Decree Roll,
General Index,
Clerks Fee Books,
Record of Wills,
Record of Official Bonds
Record of Administrators Bonds, Letters,
Record Of Executors Bonds and Letters,
Record of Inventories and Appraisements,
Deed Records, Chattel Mortgage Records,
Etc
FOR SHERIFFS AND TREASURES {:
Cash and Receipt Books for Sheriff;
Treasurer's Register Of Warrants /;
Treasurer's Disbursement Docket;
Treasurer's Cash Book and Ledger.
JUSTICE DOCKETS,
We have the best form of Justice Docket that
has ever been gotten IN, covering all the
duirements of the law Printed, we'll bound,
appropriately ruled. headed and indexed, and
proportioned for Civil and Criminal Cases.
Law Books, Magazines,
Music, Old Books, Newspaper
Files, ETC., neatly bound
REVISED CODE OF 1880
Will be interleaved in one or two volumes,
with complete Index to each volume Orders
for same must be received while the Code is
being printed this summer. We will account
to Secretary of State for all copies of the Code
thus ordered-the extra charge being for in
leaving, and extra binding.
Laws of mississippi.
We are prepared to fill orders for the Acts of
1871, 1872 1873, 1874, 1875, 1877, 1873, 1880
either in paper covers or law binding. Will
exchange any of the years 1873, 1874 1877,
1873 for the Acts of 1871, 1872, 1876
~Prics Lists of all work in our line sent
on application.
Address
POWER * BARKSDALE,
jackson, Miss.
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II you want nice parlOr set go to
=, BLOOMS.
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Try Hunter & Harrington Poultry Pow.
ders. Good in all diseases incident to chick.
ems, ducks, geese, turkeys, etc.
anril 2s-2w
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IA. III. MI IL l. Il r..
DENTIST

TENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL sERvI-
l. cEs to the citizens of JACKSON and sur
rounding country. VIII visit patients in
country when professionally called For
merly Of Raymond Miss, 5z1-T TERMS Mop
ERATE, and Cash.
Office over SEVTFga > Rooms,
oct 20 '79-ern
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The Cheapest

SOFA WATER Five cents glass, at
A. L. BRUNsON's, Main Street.
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The Ridiculous Election Tickets.

II you want the genuine Italian marble go
and see E. BLOOM at the old stand
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

SODA WATER Five cents a glass, at
A. L. BRuNsoN :, Main Street
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TorchCn,
And a new carton of the popular Swiss Trim
ming.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
THE publication of the proceedings of the
Louisville bar, complimentary to Hon. L.
Brame, exclamation of that District, has
been anticipated by several of our contem-
poraries, VINO were favored with copies,
rendering their reproduction in our columns
unnecessary, even if our space which had
been pre-oecupied, admitted. The meeting
was presided over by G. w. Shumaker, Esq,
and r. f. Holmes, Esq, acted as Secretary.
Resolutions highly complimentary to the
Ex>Chancellor were reported by Messrs
VIM. Price. J. 2. Allen and r. c. Jones
and adopted and on motion of Judge Price,
they were presented to Chancellor Critz,
with a request that they be spread on the
minutes of the court.
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]. D. MOXAHAN.

Justice of the Peace and Notary Public.
OFFICE IN HARTS BUILDING,-Ur
~ STAIRS, orner PEARL AND PNEsIDENT
STREETS, opposite CITY HAIL. EB- Office
hours A. N. to II NJ and from ] P. ". 70 4
P. ]. y. MONAHAN, j. i.
jan.9 Soft
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Coolest an Dressiest HAT to be found is the
BAYARD. Sold only by US and at $l.5.
may y 50 1t ROBINSON, STEVENS x Co.
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To the Public

SOFA WATER Five cents q glass. at
y L. BRUNsoN's Main Street
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LETTER LIST.

Listof Letters remaining in the Post-ofice
at Jackson, Kinds county. Miss, for the week
en1inr Mav l2th. $50.
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Acknowledgment.

BLooN's assortment of furniture is large
and can not be excelled in quality or PAIGE
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Jackson District

Second round of quarterly meetings for
Jackson District, Mississippi Conference:
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II you want fine bedroom set gcto
E BLOOMS
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CrOquet Sets,
Base Balls
Base Ball Bats,
and 10 cent Goods,
At s. LENLY s. Sons.
april2S, 'S0-2m.
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". n. Gibbs (after considerable wrang-
ling was elected temporary Chairman, and
afterwards permanent President.
The Chair anpointed the following
COMMITTEE On ORGANIZATION:
OTHER PRoCEESTSGs

Thos. :. Jordan, D. t j. Matthews, J. B.
Algood, ". H. Foote, Eldridge Macarthur, j.
d. Cessor. For the State s Large ]. ".
Bourn, q. c. Chandler Vim. McCary.
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Mr.. Thurman. The latter seems to have 6xe
few champions on the ground. and those are II
the lesser sort A meeting OF Thurman's friou8
is called for some time TINS afternoon, bu -
none Of the big guns have yet arrived. 1t is 49,
fined to the FRANKLIN County Democratic CluA
The Reception Committee of the Hamihm
County Democratic Club hold daily sessions .
Thoms Hall. The Committee has received t5as-
grams notifying them that the following clnhG
would be present at the coming strneIaa
The Amer Gus Club, OF PhiladelptE<
will arrive tomorrow morning at II O'Clock. M
Thurman Club OF Columbus will arrive tolnH,
row night at s o'clock. The Randall Club af
Philadelphia will be here Monday morning. nm
Iron City Tilden Club of Pittburg will aruGa
about the same me as the Randall Club. b,
Persons who have rented their rooms are ~
quested to notify the Resident Committee aim
West Fourth street, ..r, -l l. .l,f
street, have correspondence for the following ssl-
tlemen: VIM. P. Frost, Hon. John McSweezrS.
Capt G. H. Maddox. Hon. G. s. Lake, Iowa Dde-
CATION; Thomas ]. Barger, Hon. VIM. Il. Hen<A9-
son.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE's VIEW OF IT.
NEW YORK, June 19-A Tribune Cincinmff
Special says: "Ex- Governor Tilden is about n
withdraw as a candidate for the Democratic nosz-
ination for President letter from him to tha1
effect will be read at the meeting of the Neyk
YORK delegation in Cincinnati tonight TiA<n
will state that he withdraws on account OF inft1n
health. His purpose has been confded to k<w
intimate friends, and is subject TO ehanxe.
Henry B. Payne Is his candidate for Presid5sx.
and he will be supported by most OF his adlses-
ents, who have been held together by the psee
pect that he would be himself candidate to md
Lost ~ .A'' |l
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. W T7.T7 , = = - ~ 7 = -
lNDIANAPOLfS.. Il

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTs-wILL
r IAMs MURDER, ETC. "1t5
Special to the stax
\ IHpIASAPoLfs, June 19--The Supreme
Court has rendered 4 decision in the cas-.
Of the State against W. =. Swift, to the eff
feet that the constitutional amendments
adopted in Arril are not ra titled. and tha
q majority Of all tile votes cast at the same
election is requisite to ratify q constitu
tional amendment = "3 ,33,ss XII ..5..g9 ggg9 2
b The Coroner's investigation Of the Will
Jams murder will probably conclude to-day
Coroner Wishard is very positive that old
man Mcclure fired the fatal shots which
killed both Williams and his horse. Un
der bis hypothesis 1t still remains mys
terry why Mrs. Williams was outraged, al
the physicians declare she was.
The celebration of the twenty-fifth ami
vefssry OF tile Mannerchor Society is be
ing INDUCED in by large number of visit
ors from Louisville and elsewhere, beside.
the members OF the Society in this city and
their numerous friends. 80
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LITTLE TOMMY'S DADDY.
The Court Declines to Say
.'... Who He Is. ..',T..
Sudden Termination of the Hill
Raymond Suit. ID tol
national Associated Press to the star

National Associated Press to the StaE eJiN
WASHINGTON June 19.-The celebrated case g
M ss Jessie Raymond against Senator B. p. H4
action for damages for alleged seduction came U
an abrupt termination this morning and the -
ternity Of little Tommy is left in state of dosa9
ana uncertainty. ts --lg.ll. s.F{ ... !.3ss--5
The case came up in special term this morninE
before Justice Wyle Oh demurrer filed oy -
fendant's counsel, and the Court sustained -
demurrer He said there was no case There ~
no law here to compel the defendant TO snppar1
the complainsnt's child, even If her declarat1sul
were true, and he did not see that she had ~
redress l ~ .teq. ss..4 .ra. 7a.i,i,,..f
Miss Raymond was the only one Of the spartiez
to the suit in attendance. She sat in the ant.
room with little Tommyin her arms and cvuid
easily hear the proceedings Of the Court. E..
She arose when the Court was giving the a.
cision that left her little boy without Legal
father, and walked into the courtroom, whesa
she was ali object of much interest. M .Il.s.l
She listened atteatively to the remarks OF ehl
Court, and left hurriedly when it was all over
She knew she could no longer hope for the 60
600 for which she had brought suit.j l4' SIT