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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21
The National Surgical Institute

viii open Branch at loo St. Charles
ST., New Orleans, Dec. LIST, 1884, where they
will be prepared to treat SURGICAL cases,
Club Feet, Paralysis, and all deformities
of the face, spine, limbs and diseases Of
the joints, eye and ear. also catarrh, piles,
fstula, female diseases, etc. The propri.
etors Of the Institute open this Office 10
New Orleans in accordance With the re
quest Of their patrons In Miss., La, and
Texas, who desire to avil themselves d
the reduced rates of travel offered during
the "World's Exposition" thus enabling
them to visit us and the Exposition - we'll
For full particulars address X. IA. BoLAND
Sec'y, Atlanta, Ga, or l66 St. Charles q.
New Orleans, La.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM i-Three scar; but
"A from l. c. K. r, and 40 mile yo1l will
son Mississippi, containing 90 ae- =.
i in q high state OF cultivation, a3ther year
ira goods large portion being the samo
and ,cire. brad "er ont- l1s,s out into tho
s sS;ss-nTaof fence. The of wood are kept
stock-raising. For fqug5l. Each one pick;
Mar.aat comes to manu-, ,i y
dee.s,' s4-5wsd sbapely piece. so VII
lure partner De- ana sics
sotes aud Qsserses.
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10 Creditors of Greens Rank,

TEE REAL. ESTATE AND SECURITIES OF
a GREENS BANK viii be sold at Public Auction
January -, lss5, in front OF the City Hall jack
son, parable IN Receivers Certificates u Green
bank. ms adords opportunity 10 persons. WIZ
oon care 10 hosd, 70 realize once on the eertf-
Gates Gates. send for descriptive lists by mail 10 ].
jan i, 'S5-gw.
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Miss Corinne Moore one of the most
accomplished young ladies Of Nicksburg, il
visiting friends in Jackson She is a song
stress OF merit and genius, not inferior to
many who are accommodating fortunes on
the stage. Long may she life to acorn the
lliu CITY aud our whole State.--Forest
Register
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

The case OF Jennings heirs VS.
Natcbez, J ackson and Columbus Railroad,
resulted in verde. OF one dollar damages
for plaintiffs. 1t goes on appeal to Su-
preme Court Messrs. L. Brame and j. J..
Harris were counsel for plaintiffs; Messrs.
W. l.. Nugent and W. I. Martin for the
company.
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--Mr.J. J. Spellman, Superintendent Of
Colored Exhibits At Worlds Exposition,
was in Jackson ON Monday last, and was
quite enthusiastic over the extent and
general excellence OF the display in his
department. lie also spoke in terms OF
great praise OF the general display OF
az. icultural and industrial products from
Mississippi.
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FASHION CATALOGUE.
PROGLAM ATEON.
$1,000 90 REV RID

VIZ HEREAS, 1t appears by information received
w by me, that that the following named Peni-
Tertiary eonvicts have made their escape and are
still at large:
Calvin MeDougal, escaped June 3, 1851
Wesley johnson, escaped June, 3, iSS4
V L. Lewis, escaped August ,, 1854
William Pulliam, escaped August y, 1881.
George Walk escaped September 3 1854.
William Harris, escaped September IS, 1851.
Wild Bill, alias Bill Williams, GjidS Dan Parker,
escaped September25 1854
Jim Myers, escaped September y, 1884.
Henderson Moore, escaped September -, 1854.
Ellie Edwa ards. escaped September 30, 1854.
John Wilson, escaped October 5, 1851
Ann Gillis diidS Joanna Gettis, escaped Oct g. 81.
Thos. T. Doyle, escaped October .. 1881.
Dave Cox, escaped October II, 1854.
I. J. Howell. escaped October II, 1854.
William Hainey, escaped October -, 1881.
Allen Dawson, escaped October 10, 1854.
Alt. Boregard, escaped October 10, 1854
Anderson Malone, escaped october Is, 1854.
Buck Bowen, escaped October Is, lss4
Engine Weathersby, escaped October l6, 1884.
A. Z. Ingram, escaped October l6, 1894.
Now, therefore, /, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery OF the said fugitive convicts
$4,000 each Tor oReor more OF them, "a Hamilton
Hoskins Il Co, Lessees OF the Penitentiary. And
do moreover require all officers OF this state to
be dligent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive
oonvicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
r. D., State affixed, at jackson, this 18th day oil
L. 81 January, A. ID. 1855.
ROBERT LOWRY.
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Mr.. Jesse Kelly, worthy carpenter
Of this city, WAS made the happy father
uf a handsome pair OF twins, n few days
since, weighing ten pounds each. They
have been named Jefferson Davis and
-gouewaIl Jackson, by their delighted
parents.
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Merit will tell. Buy the genuine arti-
ele and do not expend your means on vile
wash. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge il
Guaranteed il taken according to dlree-
Mons Ma. For sale by BYRON I4emiy, Jackson,
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FOR SALE.

- good Pine woods LAND in jackson. Coq,atv
seventeen miles from Moss Point and twentv-fol,r
miles from Mobile. Has good dwelling and farm
ont-huildings- Fifteen acres in cultivation under
good fence. VIII De sold al a bargain Death 81
the owner Is cause OF sale For further particulars
address 4. ". CONAN
ian2l, sa-4g. Moss Point. Miss
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GREKx-BALL-At Mississippi Springs, January
18th, 1885, Baptist Church. Kinds county Nh = u
6iREEN Of Madison county. to Miss ANNIE nALLs
al Kinds county. Rev. ], T. zealy, d D. omciAt-
ing
1nrxroRx-NooRB-At the residences Of Samuel
d. Livingston In this city. January Is. by Rev Dr
q al Andrews Mr. b. W. RRISr onK, OF Madison
county Miss NKTTIE MooRE-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

The mask entertainment at the Rink
Friday night, Is creating good deal OF
interest, and we think will be quite a
success.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

"A small party of young ladies and
gentlemen will 90 up this evening to the
ball in Canton, which promises to be a
very pleasant entertainment.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

The Skating Rink has issued pro.
gramme Tor a Grand LADIES Fancy Ores,
and Gents Masquerade Carnival and PEG,
pies Prize Young next Friday night
Mr.. Seutter offers hanc some p.izs to the
fayorite lady skater on this occasion.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

Prof. J. w. Blackman has reduced
the rate for tuition and board at his Com
mercial College, during the Exposition
from $50 10 $40 per month.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

Miss Lula Muller departed last Sun
day night 10 visit New Orleans and the
Expo ition. While in the city she will b.
the guest OF Mrs ThOs. Sturges.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

Our young friend W. n. Benson was
licensed to practice law by the Supreme
Court on last Saturday.
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

s. Lemly & Son have just received
one hundred barrels Of Buist's seed pota-
toes.
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Mrs. J. NJ JAYNE and children, Of
Greenville, are guests at the Executive
Mansion.
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

For over six years have been terrible
sufferer from a troublesome kidney COM
plant, for the relief of which have spent
over $3.50 without benefit; the most noted
so-called remedies proving failures. The
use OF one single bottle of B. B. B. has been
marvellous, giving more relief than all
other treatment combined. 1t is a quick
cure, while others, if they cure at all, are
in the distant future.
c. II. ROBERTS,
Atlanta Water Works
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

"A desirably located farm of760 acres in
Jackson county, Is offered Tor sale at bar
gain see advertisement.
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PROPOSAL FOR HARDWARE At JACKSON
MISS
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY pErARTNENT.

- EALED PROPOSALS WILL, BE RECEIVED
- a. this office until P, NJ, the l4tn day og
january lss3, Tor supplying and delivering at the
L. :. Treasury Building NJ Washington u. c., ala
the HdrfirarS required Tor the Court House, Post
Office &c at JGckSoH, Mss, in accordance with
specification and schedule copies Of which aud any
additional Information may ue bad on application
at this office, the office OF the Superintendent
Bids must be accompanied 10y a certified cheek
and those received after the time of opening viii
mol be considered. NJ T. BELL,
jane, S5-2w, Supervising Architect.
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Notice TO Contractors.

Nj =. Z d. JONES WILL RECEIVE BIDS
-, - tS1 ne creation Of Church. (frame9 at
:, Siaioorne Co. Miss according 10 plan left
At iHE CLARfoS Office, Jackson. Mis-. Al BIDS
subject TO decision Of COMMITTEES.
dee 10, 's4-sod
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Mr. d. L. Lowd, Of Chicago, who has
been visiting relatives in this city, lett
Sunday night Tor New Orleans.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

Mrs. Senator George left last night for
Washington, where she will spend the re-
maiuder Of the winter.
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Miss Lee Barfeld, formerly Of Jack
SOU, was married yesterday, in Greenville
70 Mr. Rucks
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The weather for past two days has been
exceedingly cold and sagreeable-sleel
aud rain and indications OF snow.
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Sections REPoRT-(CoLoRED.)

Sections REPORT-(COLORED.)
JACKSON Miss, January !, 1885.
Mayor Aldermen
herewith report
the City during
Der,
3-Henrne Taylor, 20 years dysentery.
December 3-Child of Ida Sims age day.
Mary Seals, so malarial fever
December S-Viola Ormann, years. fux.
9Sewa McIin, As jaundc
December 14-Abraham Thomas, 63 years, pneumonia
December l5-Sopha Norris age year, hu1
December 20-Percy Orman, days, Rankin county.
Thomas days,
3O-Percy Hemingway, months congestion
Very Respectfully,
ELIJAH ROBINSON City Sexton.
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Atlanta Water Works
CATARRH.

The China and Queensware House Of
Mcbride & Co., Atlanta, is perhaps the
largest in the South. Mr.. A. j. Mcbride
OF this firm has been cured of catarrh of
the nose of Is years standing by the use of
b. B. B., after every known remedy and
treatment had failed. B. B. B. cures
catarrh in few weeks, after slothful stuff
has failed for years. Write to him and
learn all the facts.
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Monday the 9th day of February, A. ID.
I'M

proceed to sell in front of the Capital ia jackson
Mississippi at public auction 70 the highest and
best bidder Tor cash, all the following described
property situate in the said City ot Jackson viz.
lots and eight aud hfty-IOur feet off OF the
south eud Of lots ave ami SIX IN square eight North
jackson. Lot one ia Hooker survey" said survey
being in and adjoining TEST jackson. Lots sixty
aud Sixty-twO, West Jackson, and lots Is North
jackson, said lot Is containing Is 4f-iOU acres
The undersigned will convey such title only a. Is
vested in him As such substituted trustee buT i,
believed 10 be good l. r. tHlLES,
Jan :, S5-s3ud. Substituted Trustee.
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CITY SECTIONS REPORT (wHIrE).

SECTIONS REPORT (wHIrE.
JACKSON, Miss,
the Honorable Board of Mayor and Aldermen the
for the white herewith
ntermen in the City Cemetery during the month December
December S-Caharine c. Habroh
December 9-Robert Tapley, "a years consumption.
15Jno
December 20My Heath, 80 Kinds
December 21Annie Saunders Smonh
December 22-Sarah Taylor age 81 years, consumption
December 2S-Eza c. 81 debility.
Very respectfully,
PHILLIP RYAN City
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PROPOSALS FOR GLASS AND ESCAUSTIC
FLOOR THING, AT JACKSON, MISS.
OFFICE sUPERvIsIsG ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMEST,

TREASURY UEPARrMEST,
WAsHIsGI0s, d. C., January 10, 1885 }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until r. NJ. the 3Ist day OF January, 1855, for
furnishing aud delivering ready Tor setting, ali the
Polished Plate, Polished Plate Ground, Double
thick sheet and Double thick Sheet and Ground
Glass, and for furnishing and laying all the En-
caustic Floor Tiila2 required for the Court House
&C. at Jackson Mss. in accordance with drawings
specifications, DC, copies Of which tfor each class
and additional information may be had applica
ton at this Once the Office OF the Superintend
ent.
Bids ssas be accompanied BY Certified Check, an.
those receseed after fine Of opeaig uia act Be
sidered
NJ. E. BELL,
jaa.14, ts5-2w. Supervising Architect.
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For Sale or Rent.

rUsHE BARFIELD PLACE, ONE MILE NORTH
i of jackson. Contains seven acres, in high
state of cultivation; four-room residence, out
houses stables etc., complete; good cistern, and
abundance of good water for stock fine assort-
ment of bearing fruit trees, scuppsrnong vineys q
anu ~''' p's''' pps STEVENS & sAUNDr =
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Creditors Of Greens Bank +!
WANTED.

w Ill PLEASE CALI. OR SEND FOR CIR
w salars Of choice property Tor sale Tor Greens
Bank obligations
Jan p, 'S5-sW
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THE SWEET CIDER NURSERIES DESIRE
70 employ several can vssssrs TO take orders fcr
Fall and Winter delisery % FRUIT TREES etc
Applicants must have knowledge OF the hss.-
ness, and come well recommended Address :
F1TzHUGH 4 CO.
ian-I, sS-2S. Madison Station, Mics
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Monday, the 9th day ofFebrunry Iss5
TRUSTEES SAIL.

HINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF 4 CERTAIN
y deed Of trust executed by Jones : Hamilton to
}. j. t'neH, trustee Tor the benefit 0i tsreen Bsuk
gu the Sd day Of April ISIS. recorded ia Deed ruok
10, page 40 OF the hecord % Deeds ol linds county
First District the undersigned substituted tr>-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

The sale OF portion OF the real
estate and securities OF Green's Bank took
place on Thursday morning last, and
although the payments were in Receivers
Certificates, the real estate sold for very
little more than the cash market value.
The Bank has just printed a revised and
complete description OF all real estate
which can now be purchased at very low
prices Tor Bank paper.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES,
NOTICE,

4 tREDrnDE5oF gE;ENs BANK WHO HAVE
y. not estainei Receiver's Cerf Rcate can ret the
same snss Dig tller ckaneery Cierk' s rat;t 4.
for delivery -S
y January :, iss5-2v
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In The Circuit Court Of the United States iar the
Southern District of Mississippi;
Two JULIUS WEIS, VICTOR MEN ER. AND
Il ADoLPH MEYER; You are commanded 10 aIi-
pear before the Circuit Court OF the United states
Tor said District, at jackson, ia said District ou
the
FIRST MoSDAY OF MARCH, \. D., 1885,
20 defend a suit in said Court wherein 7. T. Iul-
ing is complainant, and you and Others defend
ants
lan.7,'Si-4w JAS. NJ. MCKEE, Clerk
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COMMISSIOSER'S SALE

I Court, Tor the First District OF Kinds cstut,
Mississippi rendered the 18th day Of NoveHl ~
1854 IN the Of Irwin Lev Is Administrator -
Even Cook et al, No as, /. the undersigned COM
missioner authorized by said Decree, viii on
Monday, the 9th day 0fFebruary. 1885,
before the front door Of the City Han in the civ oil
Jackson, Miss, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, ior cash, between the hours Of eleven aeas
4 m and tour clock p. N. the following hand and
prem seS IN Said county and district go Wit. : b oh
" = 81 = aud e 2. II IA a and = 81, : e.
a anu = OF 4 OF section @, and the IA - OF
OF n =, "a acres ia IA undivided twu-th iris
o. = OF : OF = OF 4. and undivided one
third OF : oi y oi n 81 section eleven. all ID
tow nship four Of range west; said sale made lar
the purpose Of satisfying the Decree made ia favor
Of complainant and costs Of salt.
A, q. MOORE, Commissioner
Jackson, Miss, January $ Iss5-iw.
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AN EDITOR,

l have been almost entirely cured Of
nasal catarrh of several years standing, by
3 bottles of B. B. B. | have tried many
other remedies, but none other equal B. B
B. 1t is quick cure, while others ar,
slow. j. J. HARDY,
Editor News, Toccoa, Ga.
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Peal Lodge, No. %. AT a meeting last
Monday night appointed the following az
Committee TO receive and provide enter
tainment Tor delegates To- Grand Lodge and
G.ind Chapter next month: IL. NJ. Taylor.
VIM B. Taylor, A. @. Lewis, John McGill,
Henry Straus, } l.. Power, VIM. S. Ham
iIton, either OF whom will be pleased to
receive names OF persons who may wish to
have delegates assigned to their houses.
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Our worthy young townsman, Mr.
william ), Hamilton was paid the high
compliment last week OF being appointed
by Grand Master Patty to fill the vacancy
in the Board OF Custodians of the Ancient
Work in Symbolic Masonry" caused by
the death OF Past Grand Master Howry.
Mr.. Hamilton has been thoroughly instruc
ted in the mysteries OF the Craft by Grand
Lecturer Brdnnln. and although he is per-
haps the youngest Master in the State, we
undertake to say that he is one OF the bright
est and best.
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Ellis lunch g. 1884. so
merchant, l. 1885.
54l-December Mrs NJ Long, merchant Dec. l. 1885,.
5t2Decembe F. R. merchant Decem Der 1885, 80
543-December Watkins December 1885, 10
L.. to
g. G.
Hicks
547-Decembe w A. Whiting merchant, Dec 1885,. so
54S-Decemb g. Schwartz merchant December 1885, so
54s-December retail liquor, 1885,
/
L. Fraacmo retail liquor g.
554Dcemb g. l. Washington boarding house. Dec l, S5 %
W. butcher
Phillips
butcher, December
peddler December g.
559-Decmber E Jnnison December 1885, 10 90
56December a. B. Hathaway show December TO- 1884 so
56-December B. Ley retail liquor, December 2 1885 100 90
562Dec TO- H. H. Houston Co, retail liquor Nov H. S5
n. r
5Dec H. Sidney McWhrter lunch stand JAM H. 1885, so
565-December H. Cornelius Fokey, musician
566-Deceber 15 E. o. Ryan, table, Nov 1885,
567-Dec Rector Ratf fresh Dec IT, 1885
ID.
59Dec 1q H. NJ Wkof dealer jewey Dec 49, 1885
Beadle, October 1885,.
Myers lunch Dec 1884,.
572-December %, Maury Shearel Co, buyers
December %,
573-December &c, D. D. Kerns, week. 90
Sandy Ellis 1885,.
3d. w. Cage house. Nov l. 1885,
Fraiacomo hotel, 1885,.
ST. Abcht hotel October 15 1885
--.-& 7o2 90
Respectfully, WM. s. HAMILTON, City Collector
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Alderman Watkins Chairman Committee Finance
lowing
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Aldermen
the
report following balances
eralc funds:
Fund 2075 "a
School ~ w ~ ~
E. WATKINS.
VIM II. TAYLOR
j..
was o motion, adopted
of Claims
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We NOTICE the FOLLOWING attorneys in
atteudanceon the Supreme Court this week:
Mr. w. Trotter Of Winona; Hon. Jas. T.
FAINT, Judge X. :. Stith and Mr. las. II
Watson OF Holly Springs; Hon. J. c. Kyle,
Mr.. J. b. Boothe and Chancellor, J. G. Hall
oiSardis; Hon, W.B.Mo, gan of Hernandez;
Mr.. All. Whitfield OF Grenada; Chancel-
Tor l.. McLaurin OF Port Gibson; Hon A
II. Brantley Of Kosciusko;C apt Fred Beall
and f. NJ, Beall of West Point; Col. W. B.
Helm and Mr.. A. IL Somerville of Car
rollton; Maj. l.. p. Cooper aid Mr.. Henry
Craft of Memphis, Tennessee.
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IN .pusi11od .-oo ? x-avH n sssip'
sUlno ! r-g sW1sI -uAo} uno AnoA
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CLERKS
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alderman City jackson
herewith submit report during
the month of December 1884.
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Very Respectfully,
NJ. NJ. MCLEOD, City Clerk.
COLLECTORS
JACKSON, MISS, January IA 1885,
To the Honorable Board Mayor Aldermen the City
submit herewith collections
ending December balance
and personally for 1884
Respectfully, WIN s. HAMILTON, City Collector
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Total .... . - -..S 100 Il
Petitions,
presented the following report:
to ind
of
have been filed month and prb
granted petitioners
bond
the
filing of proper bond by each of said petitioners.
w. III. TAYLOR
II. K. HARDY
W. H.
petition Fuller and piruous liquors
wasp and filed
nfromM permit coal
by Taylor
to Committee Safety.
Schools, submitted
to the Board follows:
CoilegeG reenS
Jackson-whte- males IS l6-l7 females, "a 1917
WestJa ckon--colored- Sol females, 1914.
4tb Quarter 1884, date
Clerks books and
A vid J, Treasurer of Fremen Fund for
filed the Clerk
cancelled and
the R. r.
presented by the Treasurer with his to-wit
General Warrants :. sye2s9
scnool w Zau 81
r. T. ip. .- 1890
Fire Fund Receipt filed 1850 %
- . $685. Sl5
On motion of Alderman Taylor, the Board adjourned
NJ. NJ. McLEop, City Clerk
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Two THE HONORABLE BOARD OF MAYOR
4 and Aldermen OF the City OF jackson: We
tne undersig ued citizens and voters, most respect
tuIlv petition your Honorable body that YOU grant
i Retail Liquor License 10 '. BoRNEs to sell
Vinous and Spirituous Liquors within the corporate
limits OF said City, at his present place 3 business
ON Pearl street, and further recommend said
v Dornes. suitable and proper person ia re-
ceivc such license.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
BROOKLYN.

The total collection made by the Hospital satur-
day and Sunday Association for 1884, 80 amouhts
to $4 2S5 25. The expenses OF tho coilcc'ioh "oio
1852 so. ,,.,s, -, Tho Oh
Henry Luderman. who stabbed himself IN tne al ao-
domen on Sunday with suicidal intent, died yestef-
day MT his home No. 1870 Marcy-aye. he leit WIG
aud two children. lie was insane from i'll heai.h'
At auction yesterday eighteen houses ana iois
mart of the estate of the late Mrs. gloucester tre
wealfhiest coloTed woman In the State, were sou
for S03 I25 All were situated near the City nan
Judge Moore yesterday sentenced Giuseppe Cfn5 H,i
dice the Italian murderer, to Dc nan2eu On ouoJ ~
Friday April 3. The execution Will De postPoneIs ~
undoubtedly by taking the case before the Cour VI
Appeals. The murderer was calm wheh III coui''
: The autopsy on the body Of Jacob Lentz, VINO
died at ST. Catharine's Hospital after being Ioun9
with fractured skull the hallway or NO. %
Varet-st where he lived, shows that III an pIosa "a.
biIity he was killed by blow On the head anu no'
by an accidental fall.
Coroner Hesse still thinks that Russ, the tono
atone sculptor, killed himself. he mas I0unu
heavy steel hammer In Russs shop Win Dood s.aiHS US
upOn IT. which he thinks Russ may nave useu W
drive the chlsel into his head. The police are ryhg
TO find Fritz SCHNEIDER, who is believed TO oe tne
last man Who's Russ alive
About two hundred grain shOvellers In WoodruH 5
Stores in Red Hook Point, between Richard ana
Van Brunt sts struck yesterday because tnelr pay
was reduced from 20 to 20 cents an hour Inc
police prevented any disturbance or the new meh
aape of the men at the stores at the foot or Jorae
mon-st., who struck a few weeks ago ana whose
places were filled with new men for time. An
equal number of men in the Franklin German
American and Pinto's stores followed the example
of the other men yesterday