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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

RFPORTED WEEKLY By &. &. CAMPBELL
Monday, Nov. 10, 1883.
The following caaes we're affirmed:
1889 Andrew Skinner, ct. al :. Baxte,
Wilson, Sheriff ct. al.
4S68-V. & u. r. r. Co, V. Robt. Low.
~, Governor, etc.
1875. G. Comfy, '. G. A. & n. r. r.
440O-AndreW RatliE, '. Fannie IL.
Thompson.
44O2-Third National Bank, '. Vicks-
burg Bank.
44l2-Emma Nay, Lou Williams, ct.
81.
The following eases we're rerused and
1859 Ex Partc, Ed Boykin, G. II. Smith
Appellant.
1867 ". & III. R.-R. Co, Y. II. o. Dixon.
43I Il Columbus Insurance and Banking
Co, 7. Hifsh, and LOwcnsteiil.
81 Columbus Insurance and Banking
Co, Y Loeb & Bloom.
4ss90-H. G. Myers, Secretary Of STATE.
=, State, ex rel Martin.
1871 ], ii. snylie, Land COMMISSIONS
y. Stale * rel David
lo1 Cha. !. AlIan. !. Z. a. Campbell
Il. Al reversed IS to adult %
rfllees, and decree here = 10
salsln interest Of minor.
Reports from Il over the state indi-
Aee that thn IL last Sunday Meek uss /
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Bat the sn.s ale p more terssted
O BE pas b 6 laws IIch 1It Of per
S1aI 1ppl ion. an1 d Whitt individ-
1als afe s. rested Among these We
may mention he subject Of m0difca-
ti0n o. repeal AZ the Lien LAW. This sub
feet viii doubtless be brought 70 the Ut
tenfiOn Of the next Legislature, and
il. would be well that the sentiments Of
the constituents Of every member Of the
iaM-making bedy shoald - expressed
il advance Of the session Of the Legs.
lature.
The correspondents Of TIE CLAgIOS
are doing their duty in this particular.
The suggestion of the Democrat i time
II. It would be wen to have public
meetings on this subject At the several
county seats, and let the pros and com
Of the subject be fully discussed The
State Grange, at its meeting next month
will doubtless give the guest ion . DELHI
crate consideration.
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River VI. Railroad

Correspondence Yazoo Sentinel
The Railroad from this point 10 Jis
son Is in excellent condition; traven
men pronounce il unsurpassed by 'Ol
older roads. The merchants, hoEe'sl
are complaining Of exhOrbitant rae
Cotton 70 New Orleans cost S2.75, and
consequence people are hauling thel
cotton daily through Bentonia, II mii'
further, 70 Satartia, on the YazOo nv
and shipping Il by boat for Sl.OO. a
classes Of freight are very high. as mu'
as 80 cents per 100 being charged f'
fourth class freight. E..,.
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SENATOR CoLQUrT says that Tilden's
nomination is an absolute necessity to
the Democratic party. Senator Colquit
permits his zeal to run away with his
ludgment in this instance.
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PLAYED OUT-The sectional question
"The South" has become a geographical
expression, and not party slogan, in the
North.
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HIRsoH a LoWENsrEIE

vs..
HIRsCH a L0WENsrEIN.
Appeal from the Circuit Court Of lisa
quena county, Hon. ,. r Trimble,
Judge.
Hirsch s. LDwenstein sued out an at
tachment against Smith ct al., and sum
moned appellant as garnishee. Appel
liant answered, that they owed Smith
nothing, etc, and this answer was filed
before the first three days Of court. A
judgment by default was taken against
the defendant in attachment. On the
third day of the term motion was made
by the plaintiffs in attachment to strike
out the answer of the garnishee because
filed before and not within the first three
DAYS of the term. The motion was sus-
tained and the garnishee was given
leave to make further answer. The gar
nishees was out considerable distance
from the county in which the court was
held; knew nothing of these proceed
ings, nor was it represented by counsel.
On the fourth day judgment final was
rendered against the garnishee. From
this action of the court the garniShee
appeals to this court.
l.. frame, for the appellant.
CHALMERS. j., Hold
l Section 2444 Code 1880, IN provid-
ing that garnishee shall answer within
the first three days of the term. simply
means that he shall answer by that time:
that is to say, that he must answer
before the close of the third day. 1t
docs not preclude him from answering
before the term begins. Ii he does 50
answer, it is perfectly good answer
and cannot be stricken out.
3 1t is true that the service of the
writ of garnishment binds any money
belonging to the defendant which the
glrnishee may receive between the time
of service and the return day of the
writ (s2442, Code lSS0l, so that if the
plaintiff desires disclosure on this sub
ject he may call for fuller answer; but
in such case 4 reasonable time must be
given for amending the answer, even if
it should necessitate continuance of
the case.
Reversed. TO be repOrted.)
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COLONEL j. G. HAMILTON, State Sen.
ator from Holmes county, and 5lrs. j.
A. Mcdonald were married in Durani
Tuesday, October Both.
And has thus the better qualified him
self as Legislator.
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These are nv Jewels.

Port Gibson Reyeille.l
Old Claiborne will have four of her
sons in the Legislature, to-wit: Martin
and Magruder, Marshall Miller of War
rem, and Marshall Spencer Of Washing
ton.
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TUE indications point to the almost
certain defeat of Mr.. Randall for
Speaker. Mr.. Carlisle is his strongest
competitor. 1t is barely possible that
neither will be chosen, but in no event,
is it probable that the Democratic caucus
viii select a candidate who is not in
favor Of reforming the tariff
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Reports Of Omoers.

CITY CLERKS MONTHLY REPoRT.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov 1, 1883.
To the Honorablen aboard Of Mayor and AL.
dermen Of the City Of Jackson;
aESTLEMES-I herewith submit my report
Of warrants and licenses issued during the
month Of October. 1888:
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IN addition to those already men
toned for Speaker of the next House
the Hon. ii. ID. Cameron, of Lauderdale,
DIR. John Y. hurry, of Tippah, and DIR.
!. S. Montgomery, of Oktibbeha, are
Tavorably spoken of.
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THE Planters Convention meets In
Vicksburg today, with indications of q
very large attendance.
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LIST OF PRIVILEGES COLLECTED DURING fHk
MONTH or OCTOBER 1888.
- 49, ss7sf fsfsssss1 fsssssV W. q
Very respectfully,
Z. II. RRBER, City Collector.
sExToN's REPoRr-(wHn E.J

sExToN's REPoRT-(wHHE
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. l, 1883.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Al.
dermen of the City Of Jackson:
GEETLEMEN--As Sexton for the white
people, herewith submit a report Of inter
nents in the City cemetery during the month
of October, 1888:
October g. Mrs. Katharine Doyle, age 81
years general debility.
October 16, Minnie Louise Kelly, age IL
years teething.
October l6, Minnie Stedman Harrell, age
l4months bronchitis. Prom Amite City
October q, Virginia G. Winslow, ar ~
wears; disease unknown. From MeFI-
dian.
October q. Mrs Ann McCartney, age 90
years malarial dysentery.
Very respectfully submitted,
PHlLLIP RYAN, City Sexton
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HoS. T. Marshall MILLER, of War
ren, is favorably mentioned in connec-
ton with the 9peakership Of the next
House.
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The National Republican Executive
Committee has been called to meet at
Washington on the 18th December,
to name time and place for the assem-
bling of the Presidential convention.
Gen. George c. Mckee is the member
from Mississippi.
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The accogpt of tie Jackson Gas Iieht
Company amounting 70 SLOAN, hereto.
fore presented 70 the COMMITTEES on CIsimu
was submitted % The Board with comm.
nication from Wm 8. Hamilton. Secreiarv.
Is follows.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. Ia, 1855.
70 the Honorable Board q Mnysr ana Al.
dermAn q the City 81 jackson:
0ExTLKNEx me neconnt for ereetinv
street lamps which was presented n Forr
last 1egulsR messing y ~ dqeh fIess eo1,s -
e BE- fnallF acted npon fo.ni4 ~ -
\ desire b do AZ i eur - - thai q al.
enlatad % promoie tie lnIsftrl AZ vour eils
ieads us g pRopoes that should Fe9 deem 4
g your advantage g enter into the aeree.
consideration lherasf remit tks amonSe 81
the account above referred rs ard r~ieass
Fau from All liability 8horafor
Very truly and 81 ectfnilv
IkHIlror. coc.Ys
kesolred That Be prepor Con 81 - c.
Company be eeente4. l6 f1r'fI ||oN q j !
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THE jackson Tribune and Rankin
Free State" have superintendent the
next election. They both labored faith.
fully for the Independent tickets, and
were conducted with ability.
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Jackson, Mss, November Z. lssS.
AT . regular meeting Of he Beard 81
Mayor and Aldermen 81 the City II jackson,
held Wednesday, November 4 1855, there
we're present, Hon. Jno. McGilL Mayor
Aldernen Hamilton, Hull, Jones, Lowd.
Spengler and Taylor.
On motion, the reading Of the minutes Of
last rnsefinr Vas dispensed with
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TIE cheap postage Law Is working
veil. Now let US have further reduc-
lion in the transportation of newspapers.
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A fire 81 Bolton, burned the stores
Black Tod 4 Co, and Williams q VIZ
lIams on the 10Th inst. Loss $1,000
Insurance. So. 900.
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IT WILL be seen by announcement
elsewhere, that Hon. +. A. Wolf, of
Tippah county, is candidate for Ser
Feant-at-Arms of the Senate.
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lish complete llst ol postoflees IN this
Issues VIII thank our readers to forward
us any corrections and supply any omis-
SON.
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keaotpea Thai he nrororI Con 81 i11 tI41
company bs ssespis9 Ii eagrIEa |I'e & B
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LEGISLATIVE AYOUSCEMENTs.

STE are authorized 70 announce FRANCIS A.
tcT ssTgeaui-at-Arms Of the senate
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The women Of South Carolina are up
Ii arms because the State Legislature
appropriated SO, 900 for the higher ediI-
cation Of boys and nothing for the girls.
-Ex.
And they hare good many sympa-
thizeTs not only among The women, but
among the men Of Mississippi.
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On molten, the sum Of $500 = nol 81
lowed j. A. Hoskins for loading q ca tcl y
Of gravel. man, a
The petitions Of Mrs Hannah G In anv
Mrs. J. Ruckam, George Lemon and d frhe n
giacamO, to retail vinous and sph - -,
liquors, were received and sled
The following resignation was ts, t3h's
and ranh
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CAPT. r L. HENDERSON, Of Meridian,
Is q candidate for Secretary of the Sen
ate.
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Hot Happy.

CRYSTAL SPIKES, Nov II, 1883.
GENTS: It Is true my time is not up,
yet stop my paper. / will allow no paper
in my family which endorses the Copiah
outrage called an election.
Yours truly, ]. W. MCNEIL.
To CLARION Office.
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To the Tax Payers Of the Yazoo
Delta.

Leake county, Miss, Nov. 10, 1853
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A ERE ct Columbus on the morning
18th destroyed ]. III. Turner & Son
warehouse with 1000 bales Of eottO
Los el0OO, 900. Insurance NOT stated.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.


Rsportsd for The Clarion, 81 Robert shetNsil.
Aftsresy-ai-Ls~, Jackson. Hiss.
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Land slides at BIanton's gap and
Washout near KosciuskO win dell
somewhat the completion Of the Abe
deem, Canton and Nashville Railroad.
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MALONE must go. His Senatorial
term will expire in 1885.
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REpoaTs ID coMr1rrErs.

Alderman Spenglsr, Chairman Of the Com.
.nittee on Claims, reported the following
accounts as correct and recommended ths
payment Of the same:
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CONSIDERABLE comment has beer
made in social circles about an editorial
in the New York Mail of recent date
concerning Mr.. Matthew ArnOld, whose
late arrival in this country has been
made 50 much of by certain newspapers
and literary people, that the opinion
gains ground that it has been very con-
siderably overdone. Mr.. Arnold's views
Of our civilization, as expressed on fire.
quent occasions, have not been such as
in the opinion of well informed people
entitle him to this rather exaggerated
welcome; nor do his religious, any more
than his philosophical, views especially
appeal to the American public for their
applause. The editorial in the Mail
gives voice to these sentiments, and has
applied the check-rein TO the disposition
to gush over the arrival Of a foreign
gentleman possessed of many no uoubt
excellent but no exceptionally brilliant
qualities.
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FLoATER REPRESENTATIVES.

Alcorn and Prentiss- H. Underwood
Kossuth, Alcorn county.
Amite and Pike Geo. NJ. Govan, McComl
City, Pike county.
Benton and Tippah John Y. hurry, Rip
ley, Tippah county.
Calhoun and YaIobusha-D. w. Rogers
Water Valley. Yalobush county.
Holmes and Yazoo-W. L. Dyer, Licking.
ton, Holmes county.
Jefferson and Lincoln R. R. AppIewhite
Brookhaven, Lincoln county.
Kemper, Lauderdale and Clarke-W. L.
Evans
Leake and Newton H. Reagan, Decatur.
Newton county.
Fontotoc and Union-Z NJ. Stevens.
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1st District II NJ Boone, Rienzi.
aW. a. Boyd. Ripley.
3-W. e. Hyer. Hndsonville. Marshall Co.
samuel Powell, fernando.
-5-R- " Oven.
6-John G. Kyle, Sardis.
&c. B Mitchell, Ponfotoc.
6-W. A. Roane, Pittsboro.
Sc. NJ. Gayles Greenville.
10 Samuel Z. Wilson, Houston.
1I-R. o. Reynolds, Aberdeen.
John d. Sinonton. shannon. Lee Co.
I2-E. T. Sykes. Columbus.
las. II. Roane, Walthall. Webster Co.
H. L. Burkitt, Palo Alto. CLAY Co.
14-James M. LiddeH. Smiths Mills. Car
roll Co.
15--l Win not elect till 1885,
16-J. G. Hamilton, Durant.
I'D. 4. Gnyton, West Station.
IS John Terry, Pea Ridge. Kemper Co.
19-Geo. G. billiard. Macon.
20 Joel P. Walker, Meridian.
-Thos. 81. Keith, Decatur. Newton Co.
2s--Jas S. Eaton, Taylorsyille, Smith Co.
&c Harvey, Canton.
24-Wm. II. Luse, Yazoo CITY.
% Vim. &. Spears, Vicksburg.
26-h. 4. Jeffords, Mayersville. Issaquena
County.
27-Jones s. Hamilton, Jackson.
Isl. McC. Martin, Port Gibson.
29-T. A. Dickson, WestvilIe, Simpson Co.
S0-John F. Smith, Paulding.
31-Elliot Henderson, Pass Christian.
32-S. E. Psckwood, Magnolia.
SO "A. II. BRENNAN, Natchez.
ST. J. Whitney, Fayette.
ct. v. holland, Woodville.
36 y. J. Gage, Grenada.
37-( VIII elect in 1885. Until then. the
counties are in 1st and 8th districts
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At mass meeting of the taxpayers
/ of Coahoma county, held at the County
seat on the 10th day Of September. il
was unanimously agreed that the levees
were essential to the welfare of Coahoma
and that while her citizens we're neither
able nor willing alone to keep them mp,
they were anxious to unite with the
counties Of the delta not organized and
with the Railroads in securing protection
from overflow.
To begin action IN the matter the
meeting appointed 1T Mask, u. M. Rus
sell, A. II. Bobo, j. III. Sherard and w /.
h StUvall, with Joseph Carson, chair
man, committee to correspond with all
Of the overlooked district and in union
with COMMITTEES appointed by the tax
payers Of each county not included in
the ID District, devise ways and means
and to try to secure suitable legislation
on the subject.
In accordance With the action Of this
meeting We ask the taxpayers Of all the
counties interested TO appoint commit
teesto unite with us in devising ways and
means and to meet with US in Jackson,
Miss, on the 7th Of January next, to
bring the wishes of our people before the.
Legislature.
JosEpH CARsoS, Chairman.
III. Mask,
D. III. RUSSELL,
A. x. BOB0,
]. ii. EHERARD,
w. Fl. SToyALL
Friars Point, Miss, Oct. %, 1888.
+
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Comfy,
vs.
R. r. Co.
Appeal from theN Chancery Court of At
tala county, Hon. R. W. Williamson,
Chancellor.
Comfy filed his bill in the Chancery
Court of Attala county, against the Can
ton, Aberdeen and Nashville Railroad
Company, the bill alleging that com
plainant had executed deed to the r.
X. Company, of certain lands through
his place Sin consideration of one dollar
and of said Railroad Company locating
a depot and railroad upon and across
the lands of complainant. That the
company has located its railroad upon
the land granted, but has failed to locate
thereon depot in accordance with the
terms of the grant, aud were proceeding
to erect said depot upon the land Of
another than complainant. That the
defendant has abandoned said contract
and had instituted proceedings to con-
denim the lands. The bill prays for an
injunction against these proceedings.
The injunction was granted The de-
PENDANT demurredj to the bill and the
demurrer was sustained, and from the |
decree thereon complainant appealed to
this court.
Frank Johnston, for appellant.
w. ?. & j. B. Harris, contra.
c. J., Hill.
The conveyance Of the right Of way
BY appellant was a gift on condition that
the depot should be located on his land,
but il conferred no right, if the depot
was not established there. The con-
geyance did not preclude the condemna-
ion of the land for the right of way.
Decree affirmed. Il
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. u,

At q special meeting Of the Bo
Mayor and Aldermen of City Of Jn
held Monday, Nov. 18th, 1883, their
present, Hon. John McGill, Mayor;
men, Hull, Jones, Spengler and Tayl'
sent Aldermen Hamilton and LoWd.
Alderman Spengler, Chairman Of
Committee, reported that the North
sewer, contracted for by Messrs = 3.
:. Hull, had been completed, and
that il be received by the city, and ihs
ties on contractors bond be released
the motion was adopted.
There being no further business
Board on motion, adjourned.
mo. MCGlLL, Ma
NJ. NJ. MCLEoD, City Clerk.
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THE SIXTH WARD.
Call Upon Capt. James Stsrkey to Run
for Alderman.
ST.. PAUL, March 20, 1888.


for Alderman.
ST.. PAUL, March 20, 1888.
To Capt. James Starkey-
DEAR Sir: We,the undersigned residents
and tax payers of the Sixth ward, believing
in your eminent fitness for the position,
and we'll knowing your thorough familiar
ity with the management of public affairs
in our city, hereby, without regard to
party affiliations, respectfully request you
to allow the use of your name as a candi-
date for the Office of alderman of the Sixth
ward, at the approaching city election,and
hope for favorable reply. Respectfully,
s. G. STAPLES, F. w. SACHss,
n. SCHwEMLRR, CHAs. MEYER,
GEO. MARTI, SAMUEL w. BOYD,
A. SCHUMANN, II. W. WALKER,
K. PAsOHKE, j. Q. HENDERSON,
HENRY BBLLAND, GRANVILLE FALEs,
BIRCHER Il MCGRATH, @. A. PRKsCoTT,
M. G. PRBscoTr, j. h. BoHRER,
s. d. LORD. 0. s. BOSTON,
FRANK D. OLIVIER, j. A. McCoNKEY,
E. 81. WooD, q. II. WIrHERILL,
(. LANGEvIN G. HITCHCOCK,
Q. u. JONES, JOHN CHRIsTIANsoE.
CAPT. srARKEY's REPLY.
SR. PAUL, March 81, 1883.
To Messrs. E. Langevin, s. G. Staples,
Chester Hitchcock, S.D.Lord,N. Schwem-
Ter, George Marti, A. Schumann, R.
Paschke, H. BelIand, Bircher & McGrath,
N. @. Prescott. Frank o. Olivier, G. D.
Jones, F. w. Sachse, Chas. Meyer, S. W.
Boyd, H. w. Walker, !. c. Henderson,
Granville Fales, G. A. Prescott, J. h.
pnhr n A
c. q. Witherill, John Christensen and
others:
GENTLEMEN: In response to your highly
complimentary letter requesting me to be
a candidate for alderman of the Sixth ward
at the approaching election, permit me to
say that have been personally impor-
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THE ELECTIONS.
The New Orleans Races.

New ORLEANS, La, April 3.-The second
day of the spring meeting of the new
Louisiana Jockey club, the weather was
clear and pleasant, the attendance large,
and the track in good condition. In the
Withers stakes, two-year- Odds, half-mile,
Lloyd DAILY was first, Unknown second,
and Bridget third. Time fifty-two seconds.
Melikof was first under the string, but was
ruled out for fouling Lloyd Daily. It was
almost a dead heat for the first three
horses. Three quarter mile heats. The
first heat was won by Eva K.
leading from the start to the finish:
Laraminta, second; Northana, third; Fish
erman, fourth; frankie B., fifth; Niekelley,
4ixth, Eutalie, seventh. frankie B. took
the second heat, Eva the second place,
Laraminta the third. The third heat was
run in the same order. Time, 1:1614, 1:16L
and 1:184. The cotton exchange handi
cap, mile and half, Wsdding-d first;
Duke of Montalban, second, and Ballast,
third. Time, 2:371a. Mile, Pope Leo,
first; George Hakes, second, and Hickory
Jim. third Time. :451
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A GENTLEMAN.

Worcester defines a gentleman as "a person OF
polish and refinement" No man, no matter
how thorough d gentleman he may be, receives
the amount of respect and regard he deserves
unless he is neatly and becomingly dressed.
To dress STYLISHLY and NEATLY, and at
the same time ECONOMICALLY, is a question
which comes right home to every SENSIBLE
MAN. We have made special efforts this season
and without bosstingl are prepared to show the
FINEST, LARGEST, and BEST SELECTED
stock of Gentleman's SPRING SUITS, LIGHT
WEIGHT OVRRCOATS, FURNISHING GOODS
HATS and CAPS ever shown under one roof in
Minnesota. Ask to see our great ALL WOOL
SPRING OVERCOAT, for $500 mine dollars, J
Lot 647.
Out of town orders receive careful and promp
attention.
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tuned by number of worthy citizens of
the ward to become a candidate, but in
view of my prospective business matters,
have up to this date respectfully declined,
hoping some one more competent and
worthy than myself would be found will
ing to serve the good people of the ward.
But upon receiving your Communication,
backed as l am assured it is, by nearly the
unanimous sentiment of the citizens of the
ward. without distinction of political par
ties, feel it duty to no longer refuse,
and therefore declare myself a candidate
for alderman in Difference to your wishes,
and If elected, will, as I have in the past,
devote my best energies to promote the
material interests of our rapidly improving
ward, and the general interests of the
whole city. I am, gentlemen, your very
obedlent servant, JAMES STARKEY,