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PERSONALS.

CAPT SAM Brown, of Pittsburg, is IN the
city.
GEORGE LAuDMAN, of HUNTSVILLE, Ala,
il IN the city attending the races.
MATT. H. BARE, OF the Corinth (Miss J
SubSoiteT and Democrat, is in the city, taking
10 The races.
G. I. GLENN, OF Brownsville, and w. G.
Payne, OF Covipetou, visited the Merchants
Exchange yesterday.
MISSES MINNIE TALBERr and Cora Bell,
of Hardy, Miss, are in the city, taking in
the races; also Col. ]. A. Martin and lady,
oil the same town.
The Chattanooga Democrat has again
changed owners. Maj. G. C. Conner has
bought controlling interest, aud will be
associated with L. G. Walker, who retains q
one-thiId interest.
CARDS are out for the wedding OF Mr.. Bob ,
L. Groomes and Mira. Seeuia Mead, Tnurs-
day evening at 8 O'Clock, at No. los
Fifth street, Chelsea. Reception at the res
idence of Capt. w. w. Maingau lt, corner
Jackson and Promenade streets.
COTTON EXCHANGE visitors yesterday: D.
NJ. Henning, Henning, Tenn; J. T. Girls
nam and Jno. r. Moore, Brownsville, Miss /;
VIM. Tucker, Ripley, Tenn; R. A. Spicer,
Carlton, Sardis; DIR. J. NJ. Bynum, Rienzi;
C. E. Bowers, Heuniug; III. Wsrten, Athens,
Ala; C. E. Jones, Middleton.
TIE Nashville Banner Of Monday an
nouuces that Mr.. Henry Heiss assumes edi.
torial management of the daily American.
The general reading public will hail Mr..
Heiss's return to journalism with pleasure.
He ia a journalist of ability, and possesses
thst quality peculiar to all trained Jour
nalists of "knowipg news when he sees it,"
He is man OF brains and judgment, and
that the ATericdn will improve under his
management there is hardly doubt Mr..
Heiss retired from the management Of the
american about year ago, 10 seek health
aud rest in the mountains of East Tennessee.
He returns 10 his first love" with increased
health and vigor.
The entertainment at the Tennessee Club
last night was one of the most enjoy able al
fairs OF the season. The german, under the
leadership OF Mics Kate Thompson and Mr..
Charles Mayhoff, was the feature of the
evening. The toi els we're generally rich and
elegant Among the ladies present were Misses
NJ. Lightburne, Eva Merritt, Thomas, Louise
S1eed, Bessie Bethel, Laura Lesth, Jennie
Mont gomery, Olivia Hill, Pearl Nicely,
Maude Miiburn, Jennie joy, Pointer, Ellie
Rogers (Louisville), Mollie Fontsine, Ken
needy nouisville), Annie Boudre, Susie Gal
breath, Connie White, Sallie Galloway, Car
RE Davis, Mamie S.vsge, Mamie Seattle,
Virginia Frayser, Madse Bruce, and Nee
danes r. F. Patterson, +. S. Davis, William
BoWles, r. n. Vredenburs, Julia Doyle,
Frayser Holsi,l II. NJ. Semmes, George Vance,
w. D. Beard, R. E. Semmes. w. L. Clapp,
D. D. Saunders, t. ii. Allen, Jr.
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The Fortuua,. News vender.

Schaeffer, the book and news man, who
made the big hit 10 the Louisiana State Lot
terry the other day, got his money yesterday
per Central Express Company. 1t wasn't
much of pack age, the amount consisting of
three $4,000 bills. Mr.. Scoaeffer will con-
Time in business, and not allow his good
fortune to spoil him one bit. Thus far he
has m ade q great success out OF a small be-
ginning, through hard work.-ARestovn Pa.)
Chronicle and Meas, Mareh Is.
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oldE. Three-quarters of mill. En-
tries-Jennie NJ, UnkDown, Lloyd Dsly,
Maj. Barley. Pools-Lloyd DTI-, $3.50;
Unkncwr, $50; Jennie NJ, sl5; Maj. Bark,
ley, S..
Third Race-Lee-Line Handicap. fer all
sges; one mile and 500 yards. Entries
Duke Of Moutalban, Ballast, WalIansee,
Pope Leo and Katie Creel. Pools-Duke Of
Montalban, 1920; Ballast, 800; Wallansee,
SAL; Katie Creel, SIS; Pope Leo, SO.
Fourth Race. - Kalzsnberger's Selling
Sweepstakes, for all sges; one and one six
tenth miles. Entries-Joe Starks. Maj.
Hughes, CaIlao, Monticello, Pat Cregan,
Greenwood and George Hakes. Pools-Joe
Starks, S25; Msi. Hughe=, SIS; CslIao, S14;
Monticello, S26; Pat Crogan, SIS; Green
wood. S26: Gsor,s 81 akes- S2l
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Call and examine our immense stock of
plants in bloom, geraniums, rcses, verbenas.
lilies, etc. Bedding plants 10 profusion,
such as golden feather, lobelias, petunias,
coleus, schyranlhu., etc., for front yards and
ribbon beds. Our prices are always cheaper
than the cheapest. Spring catalogues sent
free to any address
MEMPHIS FLORAL COMPANY
South gate Emwood Cemetery, end red car line
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We have secured the exclusive sale OF the
new and popular Spiral Spring Carriages,
Buggiez, Phaetons, etc, etc, Tor our msrket,
and will coon have in stock a full line OF
these, 10 which we respectfully call the al
teution OF the public. Call ard examine
them, WOODRUFF & OLIVER,
l75. III and I79 Main street.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

ST. LOUIS. April 17.-Night-River faller
i inch, and now stands is feet inches by the
gauge. Weather clear and warm. No arriyalg
Departed: Arkansas City, Vicksburg.
NIcKsBURG, April 17.-Arriyed: CITY Of
Cairo st. Louis. p m. Departed: City of Proyi
dence, st. Louis, IL am. The S. L. Wood and
tow departs for New Orleans at daylight
NEW ORLEANS. April 17.-Arrived: Guild.
ing Star Cincinnati. Departed: Will 8. Hays, Gin.
cinnati; smoky City, Ohio river. The W p Hall
day is loading to depart tomorrow for st. Louis
The City of st. Louis Is due Tomorrow.
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The following is list of the rscea fixed
for to-day, and the pools sold on them:
First RGcs.-Cluo Purse, $3.50, for all ages.
Three. quarters Of mile. Enlries-Fellow-
play, Eulalie, Wedding Day, Bucku astsr,
Eva K, RoihschilJ, Athelstane. Pools
FellowpIay, 800; Wedding Day, sos; Eva
<, SIS; field, S..
Second Raee.-Gsston Stakes, for two-year.
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Jnat Oil.
Sold BIZ A. Hiizfeld, 233 Second street
L asp0riaNE.

When yoa yisit Or leave New York city
have aggagr ,eXpressage and cxrria 81 hire, and
top at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gen.
trail depot. -Four hundred and hfty elegant 70 ouR.
lifted up at an expense o $40 oo00 reduced 10 u
ard upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
leo with the best. Horse-csrs, stages and eie-
waited railroad 10 all depots. Families can live
bctier for less money at the Grand Union than al
any other 6rsf-rlass hotel In the nttv.
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Our selections of Ladies' and Chldren's Ready.made
Garments is the Largest in the South Wehave Dresses
for Every Age Undergarments for Every Age-.n fact
everything that is needed for Ladies' Misses and Chill
drens complete outfit. Boys Clothing, Short and Long
Pants well Kits Every lady in Memphis every
visiting stranger should recognize ours as
THEHOUSE FOR SUITS

ClOsiRg-0ut Sale OF the Thomas Lands.
All the unsold lots, embracing over 100
acres Of very valuable land, both ambered
and cleared. will be sold this day at noon.
Same place; same terms. This is your last
chance to place an investment in this desira-
bly-looated tract. Sale positive.
J. n. FORD,
II. L. BEDFORD, Trustees.
& 10
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A family want, and 1 wonder hoS We ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
1t cured me OF nervous pros ration, and 1
have used it sihce for sll kinds OF complaints
in my family.
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Plants. EIaHers. Etc.

Iee-cresm, strawberries, nice desserts, fine
pastries, soda-wa ter, mead and mineral-Bater
at Fioyd's
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NOTICE is hereby given that was this day
IN qualified administrator OF 3. W. Willis mson
deceased. by the Probate Court of shelby county.
Tenn. Memphis, April 10, lss2.
wed B. w. WILLIAMSON,
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GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.
Raeing in EngIand.

LONDON, April 1.-THE spring meeting at
York opened to-day. The race for the great
Nortbern handicap was won by J. Johnston's
Border Minstrel; w. SandersoD's Mermaiden
second, w. L. Anson's Ben Alder third.
Eight starters.
THE EPSON SPRING MEETING. s
This is the fret day of the EPSON spring
meeting. The race for the great Metropoli-
tan Stakes handicap wss won by Lord
Rosebsrry's VIsts, Lord Marches Alizon
second, Count Festile's Berz snezs third. Five
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ElOyd's.

We try to keep our house up 10 the highes,
standard, by giving the best OF everything
at the lowest living price.
II HAD salt fheum for nineteen years. -Four
packages Of DR.. Benson's Skin Cure entirely
cured me."-F. P. Lavelle, MERGED, Cal. One
dollar, at druggists.
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ISIOVdss-

CoNYERs, GA.--Dr. w. II. Lee ssys:
"Brown's Iron BItters is good medicine and
many are nsing it IN this place."
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PITTsBURG, April l7:-Allegheny, II; Bay
City, 3.
LOUISVILLE, April 7.-Eclipse, u; East
Sapipay 8
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WANTS.


ITO RENT-Any one having place in the sub
urbs of 10 10 acres, with house of about
rooms, can find tenant by applying to Mnter
CITUATIoN-A practical double entry Book
- keeper wishes a situation as Book-keeper or
in some clerical capacity. First-cass reference
given. Address G. l. L, Appeal office.
no APErENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have good
~ knowledge of engraving: wages 50 per week.
Address, with reference, AAYBEE & sCHAFFER,
Albuquerque, new Mexico.
TWO GOOD DRdSsMAKERS-And one Appren
i tice, at $50 Main street.
NEWS AGENs-A few News Agents to run ON
IN II. and c. road. Apply to Cre scent News Co.
al passenger depot, between s and II O'Clock IN.
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN & BROS
Foundry, New Orleans, La.
CALEsMEN-Iwo expe fenced Dry Goods Sales
y. men and two experienced Dry Goods Sales
Ladies, from the city, ana one Cash Boy. Apply
Alb Besle street.
n ENTLEMAN AND NIFE-(NilhOut childIen)
VI can find pleasant accommodations at No. ITO
court street. references.
EIRST-CLASss SALkSMEN- OF experience.
Il Permanent situations 70 competent parties.
n 1AKER-A Arxt- class Baker, with Memphis ref
ID erences. Apply TO H. Z. Gwin d Co., For
rest City, Ark.
CEAMsTRESs-A coed Seamstress for awning
= work. d. Gutenberg, 23l Second street.
(kT AEON D-WORKkR-PeTmanent posi-
w ton. P. NJ. PATTERSON & co.
-
y Call on or address
ELIAS sHAUL, 4O6 Main street.
y ENILEMEN'5 MANILA HATS TO RE-
VI shape and trim. Also. Ladies' Chip. Straw,
Leshorn and Lace Hats to reshape, at
W. GOCDYEAR'5, $50 Second street.
HORSEs TO PASTURE-Ample fields of culti-
IL waited grasses and clover kelsr to e; H.
1nOn IONS RAGS, IRON, DRY BONES AND
lOOO old Paper, by samuel Gaoay, Agent,
dealer III metals, iron, rope and bones also SEE
ono hand machinery bought ana sold. Core
kpondence solicited. Address
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
400 to 4i3 sheib by street, Memphis Tenn.
Telephone connection.
D ooMs-TWo choice rooms
II At 109 Union street.
ID OOM AND BOARD-In private family by sin.
IL gle gent Address, with particulars, z, Appeal
ME- nj our IMPERIAL Pebbles in CID frames,
w al 81 so per pair. satisfaction guaranteed.
J. N. MULFoRD q CO., Jewellers, SS3 Main st.
OLD GOLD WATCH-L AsES, Jewelry, n utilated
~ Com, etc, J. N. MULFokD q co, SGS Main
ITO SELL-HACK AND IA ..NESS, just painted
i To buy, couple of MARES for breeding pur-
poses. G. A. SMITH, lac Front street
ENUREIT RE--Wapt to buy one or Two sets Of
IL hedr0om tnrnitnre. Address E ]. B.. this Office
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FOR SALE.

nNE-SET WOODEN MILL-In good repsir, sit
" usted in Humboldt, Tenn; will sell half.
interest exchange for good real estate. stock of
goods or groceries; good established trade. KeA-
son for selling want of means 10 carry the bust.
ness. For further information, apply TO
s. W. RAINEY Humboldt, Tenn.
HIIZFELDs Headlight Oil and Vapor stoves,
Ii the cheapest and best, 233 Second street. only.
UEkY CHEAP-DoOIs, sash, msntels CRATES,
v stair-rails. . elevators Inquire In PARADISE.
I OLA fine lot 40Xl4S1a feet, on south side of
IL Exchange STREET, pctVYoen Third and Fourth
streets, can be had at a bargain. Apply to
MINTER PARKER, 289 Main street.
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE STONES Persons
ll wanting such work can get bargains, ss am
selling out to change business; will exchange
large monuments for improved or unimpToved
property. F. QUIGLEY. 4S2 Main street.
GPIRAL STRING BUGGIES-The easiest riding
= vehicle in the world; warranted two years;
the snr,pg stem wears. 70 MONROE ST RkEr.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
PHIL. READ,
ATTORNEY AND COUNsELOR-AT.LAW


BILLS DEPoT-....CRoCKETT COUNTY, TENN.
OFFICE AT ALAN o, TENN.-WiIi practice in
~ the adj i7ii & counties, and any claims real
or personal, confded 10 his care, any part OF
" est tennessee, VIE receive prompt attention.
Tenn; Flash, Preston & Co, New OTIeans La
The Merchants Of Bells Depot, Tenn; Union and
Co. LOuisville. KE.: RnhIn BIOS. 20 Cincinnati
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CREAM BAKING PONDER.

WALTERBoRo, S. C.-Dr. J. NJ. Klein saws;
Browns Iron Bitters have given universal
satisfaction
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Removal Notice
Administrators notice.

THE LAW AND NoTARIAL OFFICE OF TREE
l. EVAST 4 CARY has been removed 70 No. Z
Madison street. dootk vet Of thsir iOsmer 80
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FOR Rem 7 .

4 OOMS-Two unfinished front rooms, down
~ stairs, al los Monroe street.
DOOMs-Furnished very desirable, second. floor
IL and 'front.' en- suite or single, at 142 Madison.
DOOMS-Nicely furnished rooms
III At 100 Descto street.
TOTTAGE-Six rooms, corner Avery aud Elliott
" streets-No. SO Avery.
w. NJ ROOTEs, 1894 Main street.
DOOAS-Nicely-f Furnished rooms, at $40 Second
H street, corner of Monroe.
TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
SO Monroe, near Third.
EURNIshED ROOMS
LlRONT ROOMS-surnished or unfinished, at
II No. 20 Linden, near Shelby.
LNvRNIsHkD ROOM
II At 1872 fernando street.
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P-'S' HI ECRERLY, s3s Front on street.
4 BARGAIE-The wilde" plantation near
\ Rieeville Station N. and L. z. r, 500 acres in
As tract. 400 ready for cultivation. with good i'm
provements, and labor on the farm. The pur-
chaser Of the land or tenant under lease, can buy
10 No. mules, plows gear, two wagons, and othe:
utensils, all OF which are in good order The man
ager, Mr.. Herndon, can be employed, and b .stdes
being very competent, is familiar with labor and
the manner OF cultivatlDg river bottom lands.
f. W. ROYsTER d co.
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New clarendon LAOiai.

ENLA RGED.
PARL0R HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-s2, 81 so and IS per day.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
LOST.

4 NORM AND FLOUR MILL COMPLETE-with
~ boiler and engine and two gin-stsnds. Ad-
dress JOHN REID 326 Second street.
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GastOu's Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and -refurnished
w H BINGHA N $4,000. ..... u ANAGIR
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PER SONAL.
ROOMS AND BOARD
FOR SALE OR RENT.

ENARM-on State-Line road. miles fsom Mem
Il phis, E farm OF % acres. Apply 10
HI ECKERLY, $50 Front street.
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- OLD BAED-Enameled; marked On side sue
" Rose Taylor" A suitable reward TO anyone
10 either this Office or % Alabama St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-23

Magnetic bearing aud Of Cape Hatteas Lghbouss
due North nautical mile.
BY ogder OF the Lighthouse Board =, nou.
Vice Admiral U. s. Navy Chairman.
Washington, DC, Nov II. 1888
CHANGE OF BUoYs FOR THE WINTER
All iron buoys Narraganset Bay Long Island sound and
Isaud for the winter and
spar buoys OF corresponding eoors and NUMBERS
by order OF the Lighthouse Board.
GEO. BROWN Captain, U N,
Inspector, Third Lighthouse DISTRICT
Tompkinsyille, ST. Nov 70, 1853.
MISCELLANEOUS
ship Thomas Dana sisson Liverpool Oct 90 for New.
York. which put into Fyal with Of crew and passengers
OF brig RoeaDerg sunk by collision still at that port
She IL slightly damaged.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Nov 21-Arrved steamer Juliet OBJ, Thompson,
TIyRVPooI Nov 23-Arriveh Glenfyne Br) Dunn
from Galveston 49, Phoenix Br Davis from Galveston
Oct 49, Commander (Br Newton, from NewOreans Oct
oiigRysToWy Nov 22-Arryed, steamer Gaia CIR, Me.
Mckan from NewYork Nov IA on her way to Liverpool and
Nov o2passed steamer Wisconsin tIr. Rgby,
from Nov 49, her way 20 Queenstown and Liver
Rsow HEAD Nov 2o-passed steamer Brooklyn City OBI,
Gore from New York Nov Il on her way 70 Bristol NIL,
LoNDoNDERRY Nov 22-Arriyed steamer 'he "0 feiino
(Fr). Crosses NewYorK Nov A. ,,,..,. ,con, Va,
,NBRG Nov 22-Arr.yed steamer Rhaetla t"eF' NOsei-
gesang YORK NOV ~ -, INA. far Nrorv vor
2is1Saed steamer India Ger, Won iiOldL IoI
ANTWERP Nov 2l-Saied, steamer Jan Breydei ibeisb
PR%o Noy 2i-salled California 'r Young,
GBRHITSR Nov 2l-saed steamers Acadia lBr mass s,
stein from Mediterranean ports for Boston, Upopa '' ~
Richie do for New-IoTK
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1 rnoR EooraLAcKlS SERMOM
Hmm me nc,IoN ne Pren

EJyFf
"Brandy is dead .,,...
men sall 20 TIC women said and 80 the children
IN, To clch Other ~ q piece o! nr"a. . ,.
'",' irInl.t G"nd gornohing so-cailnd man whose
hrl In mad l.touc dissolved In liquor, whose mhu WIS m
r.,llcd and who had disappointed tttIJJohS ny nv
ino I'M the gutter instead Of having inc ioOI Vi V"'
house over his head. =, .,..., ,,.,y,,,
WIy ,LolId any one gcyc when such ayaSa9ohu p''t'
,,ggy The world may him room Tor hlN boh.H W
rest bat nothing further 20 Hanuy ~ d'r
In MAJ he WAS wcll ont Of The world, nd women cat
icri their dishes In the room below, and cared not TOT
the presence Of the dead. - 81. Ill, o,,.,, q,
when the undertaken came To bear the boHy away q
dozru ucoplc crowded into tho room, anu aiunB MI
ul,rk said that " Brandy luph'd N'll
i'm , coffin: others spoke hgilly apQu' MS I' nay
- it H. rubv color and the dead paup,r Wdh no more
hor dog I'm their minds, and why should he have been
/ GUa can he "A man he can be NaSahohh IL nc "a
-. - ,,Cnbond let him lose the respect OF men y u
IDd hcartloss remark except the bO0tblHck lie rioo
49, % cad of Tho collin aud looked irOm face 10 face anu
/ said; . o,.,I Ia, 5i.d lin . h.ast and
Won o al .nrrriug at him. Did any one among you ever
1--we him a chancel Did he have home Whch hn WE it
t,ryl ma mon try tu encourage hun ana Eulc nun
T{bti l. there man I'm this room who ever TOOK NM
Iy H. a hand and smoke one Kind w0rdi lldnt every
pSSdy nbUse him and -tredt hint Didn't everybody
| look upon him ~ n dog -
aNvci brandy was low down!" whispered the 10y ~
he laid his hand the collin Hc was ragged hn huu
~, and moor and homeless aud without one rinSu
Friend what man among you could Rave STOOD GU
| against IL any bettcri Poor O!d man! ihcy Know q
Liant II i'm Uc9ycnl Let me help to carry lin down!
And when the dead had been driven away, ana the Do
had DISAPPEARED more than one man said:
might have madc u easier Tor Inc POO
oil nan wonder that sought To max
man OF him instead OF helping him down.
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JoUN REILLY IN A STATE OF MIND.
CHARGING THAT THERE WAS CROOKED WORK

IN TIE BOARD OF GYMNASTICS
Regsterelect John Reilly was IN bah hnhoL VS. rs
+erdsy over tic result OF the official canvass Ol the
votes cast at the late election. MI hFHIl, I'M
many other members of the Board OF AIdSimen' n,
leves himself to be popular man WIN i,o
of New York He expected To ledu lho DenoNi"i'~
ticket But when the returns were maui V JS ~
the Alderman the plurality for MI kel,y loi h'g,,,
ter was ouly 1922, although EdWMu Coprt
Of the democratic candidates Tor lily S W.
Judge, had majority OF IT," bo y,,a
Mir, Reilly glanced at the hguIoa nc Ea5i
annalled lie could not see how man VINO nav
served in the legislative halls OF the Bo"tu "l
Aldermen was able to poll more Democf'uc No'''
than the president Of that popular body ,,,.,
"Can such things be, and overcome US ike Su'''l
NOR cnud ~ shouted Mr. Reilly across IN" rooms ol
| The BOARD TO Billy" Maloney. But Mr. Maloh-S
only shrugged his shoulders, and glahclhg IoMniu
! the door remarked that Things were no' do ''''
Fl should say not remarked Ar. Reilly, aH9
then growing excited, he intmated thaJ G,"oniI"
work had been done in the rooms Oh ..4 bo",I i w.
! NIdcrmeu in cauVassing the vote. . ms thlhl
! shall be prObcd to the BOTTOM, saIu M IN'l'J' "
he went out OF the room. .. .-..,,, NJ
! Some of the Aldermen were disposed TO resent ".
| Rciliys intimation that crooked work had DeGl
done by them, as soon as MI hriIy hau gov StiI
ont of sight Tommy Carroll, OF the county ne
mocracy said that no lanhnanE Hal ,a4 hcl
should charge him with crooked W3lH; ~ o'Siu
TO look rs though the riot act would nave 10 "
/ read when it was explained IN MI kelily 6cl'l,
tLot he did not f." alludc to members OF the Board
Int some of the clerks engaged in figuring up ia
returns. This explanation was h"lisG DaCk wi, VIZ
scoru by the County Clerk. HIS deputy
i'll H. 5. Beattic, had charge Of e.
work, and although mcHpgr oI VI
Couutv Democracy, he rcpclcd WIN lhutI'
lion the intmation that any member Of that o.
ganization would refuse TO count " square LOT
Iannany candidate %, .,.,t ..
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