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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-20

We are accustomed these latter days
to grave diseourses on the evils Of
Bourbon Domination" Itisdiscussed
as though
THE direful spring
OF woes unnumbered."
Bourbon Domination, if you will so
nominate democratic ascendancy, in
Congress, gave the country the most
economical administration it had enjoy
ed for many years. The aggregate APP
priations for civil and miscellaneous
purposes in the Republican period of
four years from 1873 to 1876, inelu-
sive, were $3.50, 998, 900, and the SINH
lar appropriations for the Democratic
period of four years from 1877 to 1880,
inclusive, were 1929, S84, 0O0-showing
a Democratic reduction in four years
of sol, IA, 000 But as soon as the
Republicans regained possession they
inaugurated their policy of extrava-
gance, and now, under a stalwart adj
ministration, with the Republicans in
control of both houses of Congress, we
are squandering the public money
with recklessness that has not been
equalled since the profigate era Of
Grant. The total appropriations made
by the present Republican Congress for
the current fiscal year foot up the enor-
nous aggregate of 1926, 24S, 900.
What has Bourbon Domination done
in this State It has harmonized domes-
tic discord, reduced taxation from prac-
teal confscation under Republican rule
to two and half mills, and at the same
time almost extinguished the public
debt 1t has restored public confidence.
1t has established magnificent seats of
learning. It he's given all classes the
equal protection of the laws. The alien
and the robber has been driven from
the State. The cry is delusion and a
snare and viii not serve the purpose,
at least, as long as the people preserve
their recollection of the curse Of Repub
lican Domination
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HORTON NUpTIAL DAY ASSOCIATION.

Organized 18th August 1852. UnpFsce
denied Succeas H. s. WTLLrAMs, eecy.
aug e2-lme. NoRToN, MIss.
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THE negro school teachers are con-
Stunning too much of their valuable
time with partisan politics.
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The whole revenue system should be
abolished. It's expensive, Ubiquitous
and inquisitorial.
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JIM Hill. relies upon partisan ma
jority to reverse the decision of the
sovereign people of the 18th District.
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Send in Your Applications TO Mt. SaIus
Daily Marriage Aid Association, Clin-
ton. Mississippi.

ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER 1sT, 1882.
MEMBERsHIr FEEs-s10O0, $500 and $500
AssEssMEETs-sS.So. $3.50 and $3.50.
ANNUAL DUEs-s8.OO, 5000 and $500
We PAr-ss.0O. $500 and $500 per day.
DR.. s. W. HAMILTON, President.
G. NJ. LEWIS, Secretary,
SAN. G. CASTOR, Treasurer
sa,.4 e 100 81
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SENATOR RoANE, mindful of his
promise to withdraw should either the
Greenbackers or Republicans make a
nomination, will doubtless offer no
further opposition to the regular NOM
inee since the nomination of Mr.. Gore
by the Greenbackers of Walthall recent
ly. We will welcome his return from
the Half Way House.
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We would advise Jim Hill to hold
fast TO the sinecure he already has.
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A MOVEMENT is on foot by the anti
Cameron wing of the Pennsylvania Re
publieans to have Beaver withdrawn,
his defeat being considered certain.
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THE Republican statisticians claim
only one District in this State.
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JACKSON. Mss, september 10. 1852.

THIS is to certify that l received this day
from the young Mems Marriage Associa-
ton, Of this City, the sum Of $2l600 in full
payment of benefits accruing to me from mar
riage of Alice McGathy to A. B. Nicely.
$2l6.O0] q. L. GALCERAN.
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A COMPANY THAT PAYS UP PROMPTLY.
S16200.l Received of the Young Mems Mar
rage Association, One Hundred and Sixty
Two Dollars in full payment OF matured poll
cies. Signed, W II. CLARK.
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The Democracy will expect every
man to do his duty.
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Hon. H. D. Money will also speak at Banner
Calhoun County Monday, Sept. %, Cotfeeville
Yalobusha county, Wednesday, September
u
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the following. and Insure /,

REFERENCES State Bank aud.Green's
Bank
sen 20 'S2-4w'
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We have won in other contests and
viii prevail in this.
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We hang rich men by the purse and
poor ones by the neck.
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Gen. Chalmers will have the ballots cast
for him counted.-BatesVille Blade.
How many times?
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SPECIAL NOTICE COTUMv

- S-.-, = '>@7-0-0~"-o-~-ooo
SPeelat NOhiees IN this eohn,
per hns fret insertion; each adS; sia az l5e
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REGISTER for the district in which
Won now live
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MORE school teaching and less poll
tics is the word.
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| robson of unsavory memory will
lead the Republicans in the next House
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Rs27~The Home Mutual Matrimonial As.
ISOLATION, of Brandon, Miss, has added
$500 and $1,000 class, to date from Sept l4b
1t now pays $500 $500 and $40 per day.
Address, =. b. BRIDGES, Secy.
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CITY MATRIMONIAL ASSOCIATION.
Day Plan.

Day Plan.
We have three classes, and pay $500 a day
in each class.
VIM :. HULL President
L. d. MOSELEf '..''..'.... Secretary
biggest Thing Vet 10 Agents.
Address L. B. MosELEY, Secretary,
sept.13, s2-2ml Jackson, Miss.
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DEPosIrORY-STATE NATIONAL BAyr

Emmett L. Ross, Pres't; W. VI. Cbamb.r,;,
Vice-Pres.i James Simrall, Sccy and Trsas
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THE weak flies only are caught in the
net.
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CROPS are fine and Barksdale's a
booming.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

By order of the Congressional Executive
Committee. r. C. PATTY, CHM'N.
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How Many Has Yours ?

Madison county is in line with eleven
campaign clubs.
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II. Il. WARE, ........................... PresideUt
A. J. ADDKIsoN, ........... Vice. President
SELDEN WATKINS, ,.......... ...,..... Secretary
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To your tents, o! Israel!
EVERY man to his post.
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Incorporated under the Laws OF the Stat. 81,
Louisiana. VI
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DAILY.

The Louisiana Nuptial Benefit Acc,
citation. 00-
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REGISTER Register
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Read the following, and Insure IN
the Texas Daily Endowment Association Of
Waco, Texas, engineered by former Missis
sipplan. ID. NJ. MAYERs, See'y.
Received Sept. -, 1882, Of the Texas Daily
Endowment Association, $4,000
BETHuNE 4 LILIES.
Received September 13, 1852, of The Texas
Daily Association $1,000.
Mrs. WILLIE BRIDGES.
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oFncE-NO. lS5 GRAvIER ST., NEw OR1r,y.
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GOLDEN RULE
Day Marriage Association, Winona;
Mississippi.
BENEFITS $1,000 PER DAY.

Entrance Fee ........ ......."...~........ S15 %
Assessments................................ Y %
Annual Dues 70 70
Just Organized Now is the time to join.
Agents Wanted-Libcral commissions.
Applications by Telegraph not considered.
Sept. %, s2-Gw.
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Houston, Thursday, q.
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REGISTER
ORGANIZE !!

Be vigilant /!
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WIN. McMURCHY, President.
r. K. SooTT, See'y.
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Bourbon Domination.

We are accustomed these latter days
to grave diseourses on the evils of
Bourbon Domination" Itisdiscussed
as though
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

J. S. McCAsK1LI, sec'y.
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Khedive, who was held up as thesubmis-
sive slave of foreigners. These disor-
ders could only be suppressed by the
army, and the army was controlled by
Arab, who refused to employ it unless
its demands were granted. The Khedive
could not dismiss Arab without precipi-
tating a revolt, and could not retain
him without a practical submission
to the army. Egypt was threatened
with anarchy. There was an attempt
to depose Tewfx. In this state of
things England and France sent their
fleets TO the Mediterranean. The riot
and massacre in Alexandria followed,
and it was said BY Arab that it
was occasioned by the presence of the
foreign fleets This was not true.
With a view to protect English subjects,
and the foreign populations generally.
the English feet environed the harbor of
Alexandra. England and France de-
manded that the Sultan, as the SOW
ereign of Egypt, should maintain the
authority of his viceroy by an armed
occupation. The Sultan sent commits
sioners only. In the meanwhile Arab
having the revolted army at his back,
commenced preparations to drive the
English feet from the harbor Of Alex
andria By shore batteries. Perceiving
this Admiral Seymour demanded that
the work Of mounting guns to bear on
the feet should cease and the fortif-
cations surrendered. This vas refused
md the bomhardment Of Alexandra
followed. Arab openly threw of ell
and By means Of the army took
,ontrol Of Egypt He set to work 70
Increase the arny By CONSUMPTION, end E
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-16
New Interpretations.

Articles OF incorporation were fled with the
secretary of state yesterday, as follows:
''The West Side Land and Cottage Com.
pauy," headquarters st. Paul, and capita
stock $4,000. The fncorporators are Chas
II. Lienau, Stanley a. Watson, Edward R.
Bryant, Joseph Minea, Henry ]. Peters, and
Paul Martin.
"The Wild Wood Park association" head
quarters St. Paul. The general nature of the
business OF the association ID
to purchase, own, lease and sell
land in Washington and Ramsey counties
in the vicinity of White Bear Lake. Capital
stock 100000. The incorporators are
Frank A, Seymour, E, G. Britt. J. c. O'Gor-
man, saltwater; David Tice, Minneapolis, and
Hugh L. Pilkiugton and James II. Davidson,
St. Paul.
1.-THE st. Cloud Mutual Building, Loan and
Saving Fund association" headquarters, st.
Cloud, Capital stock s5OO,oo0. Incorporators,
c. F. Macdonald, J. H. Hubbard, j. e. West,
]. A. Mnosbrueger, ". l. Beebe, P. K.
Grible5. ". B. Mitchell, J. n, Bepsen, ]. E.
Wing, / Tnimap. ID II. Freemsn, J. B.
Roaenberger, r. L, Scott, j. +. Bradford and
L. A. EVans.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of The Board Of Health
Special Meeting.

ST. PAUL, Me. Is, 1882
President Wheaton in the char.
Present, Aid. Allen. Otis, Starkey and
Cornish, City Attorney Murray and Mr..
President.
The President stated that the meeting
was called to take action in reference to
the abatement of nuisances, as requested
by several citizens, etc.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That Inspector Patterson be
and he is hereby instructed to notify tho
owner or owners of lots l, and 8, block
8, and lots and 7, block 2, St. Paul
proper, and lot s, block 10, Whitney s.
Smiths addition, to have the nuisance
existing on said property abated forth
with, and if not complied with to take
proceedings against such owner or own
ners as is provided by law.
Also,
WHEREAS, 1t has been made to appear
to the Board Of Health that large body
of stagnant and impure water is now
standing upon lot two ~, block number
four ~ Hopkins addition to the city of
st. Paul, creating a nuisance injurious to
public health. Therefore,
ResoIced, That the stsgnant and impure
water standing upon said lot two ~,
block four (4) of Hopkins addition is
hereby declared a nuisance injurious to
public health-and that the same be
reported to the Common Council.
Adjourned
G. A. WHEATON, Jr., President.
THos. A. PRENDERGAsT, Secretary.
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A New Enterprise

Some capitalists are in the city seeking for
favorable location to erect large block for
wholesale business purposes and have two or
three sites In view. The favorite one seems to
be the Fourth street frontage, north side, be-
tween Broadway and Rossbel, and If the en-
tire frontage, with depth sufficient for their
purpose can be secured, the purchase will
probably be made and an elegant block built.
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Municipal Court.
rpafnr,a Indma Ri1rr I

Before Judge Burr.l
Chss. Evans; drunk. Jail twenty days.
G. Levy and B. Wolf; disorderly. Continued
TO 10th.
+. Herman; drunk. Jail five days.
B. Kelly; larceny. Jail ten days.
N. Ferehenbauer; Vagrancy. jail ten days.
Peter Be rnhoz; assault with dangerous
weapon Jsil ninety days. -r5 .-t
c. F. Ritter; drunk. Paid IS.
Frank Frain; drunk and dieorderly. Jail ten
days.
R. Murray; drunk and dIsordsrly. Jail ten
days.
Fred Dyer; disorderly conduct Continued
to the 18th in 5000. bail.
A. Hilgass; drunk and disorderly. jail
thirty days.
Thomas Downey; drunk. Jail thirty days.
Joseph Cassiday; drunk aud exposure OF
person. Jail thirty days.
Frank Sauchrist; drunk. Paid $40.
Louis Marks; disorterly conduct. Jail six.
IS DAYS. -.-.-.
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X ~ AO1S M ACO1AOIN. C1eudttuOu UOs4
sides Of the street, alse on the adjacent Cross
streets, known as Margaret, Arcade, Beech
and Minnehaha streets, Only four blocks from
the Seventh street bridge on Dayton's Bluff,
only ten minutes from East Third street, and
fifteen minutes from the leading wholesale
Business OF the city, aud fine, large, new
schoolhonse in the vicinity. This splendid
property is situated on the highest point on
the bluff, in the most healthy To-
cation, afferding grand and mag.
nifcent view that extends for miles. The new
Seventh street bridge and other extensive i'm.
provements near this valuable property are to
be commenced soon. On the completion Of
the new bridge, the horse cars are to be ex.
improvements will increase the value of these
lots at least from 80 to 100 per cent. This
sale offer inducements for sure and safe in
vestments not offered by any other real estate
in st. Paul. These choice and very desirable
lots will be sold without reserve to the high
est bidders, at auction, on Wednesday after.
noon, May II, 1882, at o'clock, sharp, on the
ground. Terms very liberal, and title per-
feet. All parties that are desirousof buying
residence or business lots, with intention to
build, or wish to make profitable and per.
manent investments, are invited to examine
this fne property, as 1t viii bear inspection,
then you will be fully prepared to bid at the
time of sale. Don't lose this opportunity.
own prices, and secure homo for your fam.
lily. should 1t storm on Wednesday the nth,
the sale will not take place until Friday, May
18th. Free omnibuses will leave our Office,
No 81, East Third street, and the Merchants
Hotel, at O'Clock p. N. sharp, on the day Of
sale. -. A. K. BARNUM, Agent.
A. b. NIooLAY, Auctioneer. S-S7
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Ishate Court!
before Judge O'Gorman.1

Before Judge O'Gorman.)
Estate OF Francis X. Czerkowitz, deceased.
Petition for administration filed. Hearing June
IL, 1889, at 10 q. IN. 81.
Estate of Thomas Barton, deceased. j, r.
Barton appointed administrator.
Estate OF James Beveridge, deceased. J. &.
Weide appointed administrator.
Insanity OF William Weckboldt. lnforma-
ton fled Examination to-day at - m.
Estate of tieorge Schermsn. deceased. Petit
ton for allowance of account and assignment
of estate June 5, 10 a. n.
Estate OF Benjamin F. Berry, deceased. VIII
admitted to probate and w. D. Cornish ap'
polluted administrator, with the will annexed.
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EOR RENT-A fine dwelling house on the
Il bluff, in the Sixth ward, latelyyowned by
s. G. Staples; ten rooms, with barn and large
grounds. Terms reasonable to good tenant.
Edward Lanpevin. 1897
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HOUSES . ROOMS WANTED

4 NY persons having good furnished rooms,
IA with board or without, who win receive
members OF the American Medical associa-
ton from the 5th Of june, will confer favor
by addressing DR.. A. j. Stone, corner Fourth
and jackson streets, stating character OF ac-
commodations and price. 1864
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TOR RENT-From June l., one OF the
IL brick block, corner of Pearl and Jack
son streets; all modern improvements. APP
ply to John 8. Prince, 120 East Third street.
1889
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EOR RENT-Brick house No. IT'S. Fort
e street. All modern improvements. Apply
to D.. A. Robertson's real estate Office, Me-
Quillan block, or John Grace, 70 McBoal 1T.
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EOR RENT-The large stone dwelling
u house near Hamm,s brewery, and known
as the Patterson Place. Terms reasonable.
Edward Langevin. 1891
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dor RENT-house in upper town, pleas.
Il antly located, June 1, to q party who will
buy furniture. Address D.. H., this office
~ 1a41aA -
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WANTED-A girl for general homework;
w must have reference; none other need
apply; 227 Iglehart street. :, 134&
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housekeeper; good natured,
w young or middle aged woman, 49l lyle
hart street. 1868
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4 HEALTHY woman with fresh breast of
IA milk desires situation as wet nurse.
Apply at st. Luke's Hospital, corner Eighth
and Robert. 1876. AZ
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WANTED-A competent girl for cook and
w general homework. Apply at No. Is
DeBow street. 122.
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EOR RENT-House at No. 10 Leach street.
Il Indhire of John Clarkin. 1888
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NTANTED-Gir to cook, wash and iron.
w Good wages to one who can work
quickly and well. Inquire at Globe Office,
forenoons. ~ 122.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

NTANTED-situation to care for road
w horses BY q man that has had expert.
ence as driver Of race horses. Address H.,
Globe Office. 1875 a.
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o1orHrERs.
B. 0. ?. {. /.

NE ivjte the attention patrons to the foo,ctng
lots Spring Suits thar sctM be inspection
on MONDAY MOKNING, Nh 7 18th: ,
Tot 65o2-Mes az .coo Sack and Frock SUITE made from
pattern Scotch CheUiOt,
sOtth invisible cardinal Dture b1ack ground, $1,000
Lot 3S30Is genuine Egsh honsespn Imported gocdsJ ma
The ach3ch
made than the sut $40 co.
(ages yearD
ChevOt durable $780,
tsuetyave
sueeE quGttty dark
Cashmere 900 eUo0t $500.
NE confident after inspecting these goods, at the
above prjces goa sotW admit they the best vaIMe
h0ve get offered this
Only Of these suits sold
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EOR RENT-Front room, furnished or nm.
Il furnished, over store. 1918 Dayton avenue.
Suitable for married couple without children.
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REAL ESTATE.

dor SALE-300 Lots In Arlington Hills
II addition, and 500 lots adjoining this ad-
dition on the east, on easy terms. Six mouths
time on first payment to parties who build.
B. .HCHURMEIER,
III East Fifth street, between jackson, and
Sibley streets. 1854
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EOR RENT-Furnished house, from June
Il Ito September 1, $50 per month. Oh.
ces in Maunheimer block. House and lot for
sale in upper town for $1,000. Real estate for
sale everywhere. r. ". johnson. 1s4S8
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THE COURTS
Supreme Court

Court met at ESQ q. m, all The judges pres.
ent except Judge Mitchell.
James L. sprague, appellant, vs.. Francis
Martin, respondent. Argued snd submitted.
Winthrop Young, as administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of Ovid Pinney, de-
ceased, Va. Ann Perkins, as Administrative OF
the estate OF Hilssa Rowlandson, deceased,
respondent. Argued and submitted.
Augustus Blumenthal and Siegmund Blum
enthal as a. aud s. Biumenthal, respondents,
vs. Adelia B. Jassoy, appellant. Argued and
submitted.
Adjourned to $50 O'Clock this morning.
Ramsey County District Court
before Judge Brill
Pioneer Press company VS.. Ramsey county
Heard and taken under advisement. Ad-
iourned to 10 O'Clock this morning.
before Judge Simons.]
Sheriff Richter returned special Venire
for petit jurors as given in the GLOBE OF
Sunday.
Ernest Albrecht, ct. al, VS.. Julius A.
Austrian. Continued by consent.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning.
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WTANTED-An experienced, respectable
w woman, wants place in respectable
family as housekeeper. No objections to
going In country place. Address Mrs. NJ. K
this Office. 100 SO
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WANTED-Apprentice girls to learn dress
w making, at SO Summit avenue. 1910
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EOR RENr-Nicely furnished room, at 96
IL West Third street. 1S4.1S6
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GITUATION WANTED BY reliable young
y girl, as nurse. Address Globe office, N.
8. 134-14O
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HOUSES.

THO RENT-A commodious house. Apply
J. at Horace Dunno & Co.'S furnishing goods
store, BOT Jackson street, opposite the Mer-
chants. 49, 1856
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TO RENT.
ROOMs.s

THOR RENT-Hali Of store, so W. Third
Il street.. Apply at Automatic 8. NJ. COM
pany, Z W. Third street. 1876
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nor sALE-.Lot b0xl60 feet, fronting on St..
Il Peter street, between Tenth and College
avenue. Inquire on premises. 1886
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