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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

II. Willis Bland, l.erks countys new
seeker for congressional honors, made a
speech ON Tuesday evening before the
Twelfth ward democratic club, of Read.
my. in which he bitterly denounced
Samn"lJ Randall. lIc said that part Of
the 500 majority given 10 blaine hy
pennsylvania in the last Presidential
campaign was due H. the dpmocratir
leaders lighting among themselves. The
party, he said, should stand b, the pres.
ent administration, which waa abb, and
pure. Those who were against the al.
hl'hlstratipn were not pure democrats.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

hAnI writer's an II, n . cy.lEivE a--i
1T il remain ten minute tAen tax u
cut and u. in another ant transfer Tie
cyliE.ler which has the Irlcf's. n @ z I
u another instrument which Is male @
reT-a, the proceedings Nth accuracy,
anil al the expiration Z - term tke i.r,,
cylinder l. replaced in the PhoEngrarh
and the other cyIinler taken from II, AMI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
the I'r,pl,tl,jtjouj.ts.

From onr exchanges We learn that
every section of the state Is down ON the
prohibition party movement Temper
ancr men who are lahoring hard 10 fur
thcr their calse hlleyc that the move.
m"nt will work them irrcparabc injury
if supported 10y democrats. because, if,
Tor no other reason, they should obtain n
following, III" following would lp but
small and would lessen the hearty sym.
pathy now accorded the cause. The
true leaders of temperance in the state
hclic,e aud know that there are other
matters to consider. or rather that the
general welfare vt the state must lW con
sl'lnred IN connection with their work
This cannot l" dnue in a p,nhh,tinn
party movement because there will not
H. sufficient strength therein contained
IT, accomplish good, hut on the contrary
the movement. being weak. will work
evil. The prohibition patty will not re-.
cri," democratic support. AMI this they
may ~ well come to realize first IA last
lHesburg Commercial.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

Engli>hman Nou, nh have no ruins in tbs
country don't You know
American Not ruin. You sre, when a
lulding in this country shows signs OF decay
W. don't allow 1t To- fall down Vt lis own rot
tcnncss No. sir We tear it down, and in its
place build either a first class hotel or u
French Hat We're short on ruins, John, but
long on enterprise. New York Times
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

The -host % Mr.. Nyra Clark Game
still troubles tie city II New Orleans.
Her Law suits again-t that city dill not
lie S.,h her. After fifty year, Of litiga-
ton he e,ty 81 New Orleans has ju,, al.
n Ell a committee OF il connrit To 500
wi.at. il any. compromi-r can l.. mal..
with the heirs 81 Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines. There il now Judgment
against the city for sl,ar,@0. from
which an appeal la, been taken To the
United States supreme court. The Plea
yune says the city has spent in court and
Attorney fees in this case far NOR. than
1t could have brn COMPROMISED for
many year. ago. and our contemporary
Is not sure that even at tli- late day Il
compromise will not b" letter than furth.
cr litigation. The lawyers will not
think su.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

Attorney General Garland has rem.
d"ral nm opinion t. thc President on the
oloomargarinc bill. II il said that he
holds that the hill il not unconstitu.
tonal that congress has the right to -ay
how the internal revenue IT the coun.
try shall bc collected, and upon what Oh.
J"cts the tax shall bc levied but that it
's unwise legislation and an exercise of
congressional power that can safely h
yptonI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

An instructive display Of the newly
opened colonial exhibition in London is
that of the rice Of India, which includes
~ 'a~ different varieties, all belonging
a. a singl" Species. All colors are repre-.
scented. from black to pale yellow and
white. Two species of wild rice are
known, only one Of winch closely r..
s'mles the cultivated varieties.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

1t Is still hoped to make the rhono.
graph practically useful in r,port,nr
speeches, court proceedings. debates.
etc. The principal difficulty now re-.
manning Is Ia secure the distinction ,i
sound IN voices 50 that the vario,.
speakers may be recognized by the trans.
s'f''"r. When this is accomplished, one
III I've machines VIII b. taken into ro,rt
ana all Of the proceedings will be- r..
corded by II. At the close of the dny il
can bc carried to a room and pauped ,n
TAX at any rate Of speed at thirty word.
minute, for instance which can hc
written out by an ordinary short hand
writer. II il is desired to yet the rro.
reedings Transcribed as fast as they ,r.
eur new cylinders are put in the rhono.
graph AZ fast AS the proceedings are
written out. For instance, the long.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

Louisiana ~ next 10 fall in line on the
subject IL prohibition. The Sabine
Southron declares that the action of the
legislature in defeating high license will
result in III" adoption of prohibition in
most Of the parishes IT the state.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

'ins Sund-trom, the champion swim,
msr, swan from Governor Island To-
High Fringe, on the Hudson river.
Thursday, "A distance Of alout eleven
,uiles, in four hours.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

Dispatches from Madras state that the
theatre at Tinn.,elley, n town in that
presidency, was burned Thursday night
with enormous loss of life. Onc hundred
llindnos were killed and many injured
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

The question Of prohibition Is i-ing
agitated in many parts 81 Mississippi
ler county will vote on the matter an
the llth inst. AMI will H. followed hy
1irhimingo county On the 9th.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

Congressman Cobb and Laird having
fought. the Macon Telegraph now pro.
po-.s that they h. placed on the pension
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

In Geo. Il. IOring, 81 Massachusetts,
bat" commissioner Of agriculture. Wash.
ington, iss,il to have gulrrnatorial as.
piratlnns again this year.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Another Item About Freight Rates.

\ crate OF Reaches was shipped to a
party III this city from Reldick last week.
Freight on same. iN,'; distance. 10 miles
At the same rate the freight to New
York would have been about secs. Yet "A
barrel of flour is transported from New
York Ia Jacksonville for - cents. The
course the railroads ara pursuing Is rap.
idly crystall2lng public sentiment IN
favor of railroad commission. -Ocala
hammer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

Crops in louisiana are greatly rrcu.
perating. AMI fair Weld i, hoped Tor.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
THE DAILY NEWS.

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M. eN1spr Alrsiay. aad tt.sl5EsFssi - caFrseTs
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a, fhf largest ant htUsl-stEEs-t ~trsis lII-r
published "a rsITlia. an! -. - Itllsvi E--f-
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ats
Al aigrvt-tH.. ttiI- t.s pIa.- i:ilr pm rata
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HI-INk-- AsNaaER.
fALATsA. fA.stDA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

The fair If the colored people If Ar.
kansas will b" held on the nth u oc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09

San @ouIb, Der 9lnIunss gar ni6t
nit ben 8ittern Der 9lrbeit unterban;
beln iuuIlte, fanb ii9 am uorlesten
somitus bod senei9t unb empfins eiu
Committee, nit benz or iib' nuf Elm
S9iebsSeri6t einiste. aber fuunt bate
CT es eetban, 70 i6eiut cs ibn ou6
i6on ipieber aereut su bnben. bcnn er
iu9te ont fulaenben Gage Die 9an5e
4nseleseubeit fir eiu WiBoerItdnbuiB
su erfldren. Damn fam man am
0ienItns ur6mals iberein unb am
Rittiuu6 nbermnls ouseinanoer - un6
10 itonb bic Sd9e nod am Snmitaa.
Der Nusfanb Der Giienba6nleute lit
iebo9 nidt bos eiuaise idtinrme 3eis
den in Der Nr6eitertuelt. Sn unIerem
Stante, ioipie in MarDlnnh, S1io unb
@eIt 8irsinien iteben 9auienoe BON
Soblenerdbern aug, unb oereu Gage 1T
nabe;u boffnunsslps. pon ben uuSdbli=
gen fleinen Arbeiterfpirren = 9lusItdn=
ben, Husiperrunsen. 8opcOtten uberau
in, 2onoe--9ar ni9t Su reoeu. Die
Iusiibten fir bic 9el9dItstuelt iino
ousenblidlid) ni6ts iueuiser ols er=
ulInterHo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
Golomic Wtaricnfrlo.
guuutb SiB ruuMartinG OuntBI Ieras,
on her Srras unb gacifis HailWaY.

on her Srras unb gaeiis HaiIwag.
SerrIi6cs srfuncss Slinid, 9utrS 9Sailsr,
frtie gDeiee, Sbuls unc Stride, frdftiscr
frudtbarer prairir SOpen. prpeutte her
GcIpnie linc SDriseu, Safer, 0erfe, &U99en,
Raistcrn, Srrsbum, 8artrfsln, Semitic,
Baumwcae, 6abat unb DIN. Gtisntahnlano
,u S4.O0 bis 500 rem older, auf 1Ojd5riscn
arseit, Staats. S9uilanO iu $500 ten @drr
auf brsi6ioidbriscn arsrit, prpiert 9ntrrsl-
Fen. stnr fir pirtli@s GnFsS!er. Ndbsrs
auefunft erlbeilen 3es. g. q. prter &.
Warienfe:t, 5sras, s. 8. Hcee eler. Gin
pauprr. Asent. 4U Main Str. Dallas, Gera5,
uub R. 8. abrams, 2aub-@pmmiiiCner,
I. & q. 8y., Dallas, Isras.
@rpesGrcurfp uab Warienfe!S,
Ecras, unp suriid, gu isbr srmdBi9tsm 6abrr
trets, iabren am Is. September une II. St-
teter ron @bicasc uuo ct. @cu;5 al. g8s-
gen 1idst6 ibreibe man an 9Ubn 9: Gnnie.,
Sc @a,biu1tpn Ctr. Gbicasr, .. il. Narnid,
i3i Nine Ctr, Cincinnati, ., unc 8. 6.
Epipnlrnb, General paiiSnser assnt, ct.
Fouls, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
Die Gage Der etrifes Iinb ae;dbli'

n9ie 2a9e Der Strlfes itr6 9ej1blt"
= 10 ia9te @roBm eiiter 8oipberlp in
ieinem Maniieite an Die Sitter Der glr,
BELT" Gr meinte oanit ha6 Die Seit
bOrii6er lei. no SiferenSen StpiI9en
Sapital uno slr6eif, slrbeitseber un6
slrbeiter our9 Strifes sel6ft ipirben.
Sa, penn !pr. 8oip6erlp nit ieinem 9tuss
ipru9e 8e9t bate, ipenn bic ipleen6erl
E6atIa9en i'm re1tferti9en iulir6en,
g8ir uno nod uiele, uiele 9lHbere t6ft=
uen nber lelber ni6t baron 9lauben.
Seit mir Obi9es iGrieben, iit na1 Ben
neueiten 8eridten Die S9li1tuns Der
9iTerensen tuieber in iueite 6erne ses
rudt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09

mar. 9or is9s Nonaten mar i3 uon f5bredliden
ausi8ldsen une itropbuI6ien sSuuSen uolfommeu
beoedt. Sieiss llebSI usrIriddbte ein imoEseeIet=
tes uno WnertrGslideS Suden, unS bic &aIIt brad
70 aaf, bos an HieIsn SteIeE SIut berporfIos, ios
boIo 10 MID uur beweate. SD Iitt uaausipgeaIidb
une bas Seben mar mir sur sat. Sersonsenen
GpriI fne i1 an bic SdriaporiId 81 estrnu1eu,
uRS babe ieiteem reaslaaBis Somit fortseiabren
Rein 5utdnS uer5eiierte fih iOsIeiH. Die gBluls
ben fine aue Sugebeist, uuS iGh iithIe MID nm IN
iseer Se5iebans geiuuo; ib bin i'm etanse eth
9Jtes SageDert su poubrin9su. TpiepobI idb as
Sabre oft BIN. SieIs frasSh mid. mas in meincm
Sale cine icIde oeiIins berbeisefIbrt. unS ib er.
Hare alien. ipie i'd biemit Sbuen eril6re, bab cs
aaer's SarfapdriIIa mar
Glover, 9t., ~. Sit. 1852.
Sbe banItdrcr Sirsm 4biIGtpS."
aiper'S Sarfapariaa beiIt zfrspbsIn unS oue
itrostainisn StrnntbriisH, 3ntEIanI SibbISsbrs,
Hisd.en, StsdtH. oieHr eEunsrn, GeIdbpiire,
6ieiidariuadIe nnb 6aHtansIhIigr Sic befreit
Oos gIut pca alien tlnreiniateiten, rnterftibt Die
SerSduuns, regt bic Gebdrme ;ur 3b6tbiafeit ott,
ImS fieat icrit bic 9ebcuStroft ipisber her unS
irHftist ben sasen a6rpcr.
Subersitet hun
9r. ). 6. abrr & Co., 0ourl, @laii.
SuoUsu spotbc,sa sl babeu; 81. 5Iaicbsn IS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
9(m sic 9am.e,t S, ,crmamm's s

llntsr,tiGnrte erIautt Ft bem publifum
5crmanns unb gang ipsSiea ben Ganisn bic
ersebene MnSeige Al MAIDEN, ZAP lie cine
ercbe &usmabl istffSrrfertister Siubtrfleierr,
S6irsen, Semben &c. itets pprratbis bdlt une
su tiuissn prsifsn rerfauft.
@inn Ssife.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
-nn tcr 3. nabe trr Narfiitraee.

glae Srrten g8rin,- @ieer- uub SGmal,r
fGiIer, Saltfdlfer, arautfdntrr, IUmie 10 unc
) 4aNcnen ..8sss' iftts an Sane. Mlte Sc
tinbe rsparirt. Gutss aiiferbO.3 ifetS Ssr:
lanat.
Ollie Siifsrwnarsn rrr bsribmten Stpne
Sil g9tin 60. ipereen ron mir Serfertigt.
UlGra 5. Sc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
Gin ssunOerbare @el6idlte
,lpei 2Sricfen cr3dhIi.

%Oa Dem Sobac: Is assaf ss 81. st,i 49, 3 g'a
.,RetHs Germ. 97sin Soter wobut in 9Ips
usr. ST. O. litt eMbsrerSeutIi@ surt5 StropbeIn
un6 Der aRIisssnse Brief pirS Senen TittbsiIen.
reIh nunhartnre SEirinna
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
2(Der's 5nrioparilla

in isiRem Sale bate. S5 CLAUDE, iein Stat mus
bic perberbIide SIliEstsit Iueniaitens 5ehn Sabre
tang ent5aiten bGbsn; eisieIse tsot aber bis Dor
nnseidbr finf Snbrsu nitbt bsrpor, onser in 6orui
etner itrrp5uIsisn gSuESe am 5aRSseIeui. Son
eiuieen SIe6en bic SsIaaIs eribienen, perbreitete
f5 bus lebeI aIlmdhiisb 70 ie5r. e0s er EHseheuer
Iitt unS Elm @sssuitano oes 9RitIsiSS mar, aIS er
oRiins S5re arsaei 81 asbraa.ben. uno iest eiest
es wenis N6nuer non iciiiem AIter, bic iI3 eiRer
70 erten 9eiune5sit erirenen mic er. SD touRte
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bejeiseu toHuen. ahhmgspoH,
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0N"'' "S"' N's'<' ne @Hi9t, ua6 es ses
rsi4t mir gum gsr0uRssn. Sbuen mtt,utbellen.
rucI4s @obItbat fiir uiib ole anpeuSHus ppn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09

8dar an Sauo BEL Der lesten
Gbrehnun9, $106.O6J
@rtra9 Der 8auIteuer 1885, 9S1, ,55
9tadtrd9li6 8auIteuer "a 1851
3uriid6eSoblte Sarleben, 10000
Snterehen, 546.65
@tietbe BON Dem friitcru@litl6-
Iden @igentbum, $500
@eibenf BON Der nurlebten
Spurtuiie, 1O.OoJ
S2265.I7l
Nnsga ben:
SeSablt an Der 8auY6ulb
(@apital uno eSntre6eH), $327.16
SeuerperIider eruns, =. ....... 3.75
PIN Die 9n1Ie Der Siitrifti1ule. 264.6Ol
gOlIeftiUns9ebiibren, 2Sabrel, 5000
&eparatlren Ii . %uidnffunseu, al9.00
........... 1221.5O
8oar an Soaub, b,....... 71.s7
s2265.7T
Serm69en EFT anb:
SusSelieben 9esen 9nte Siherz
DeU, SJoS1.0U
Suur iu Der @uiie, . 71.27
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09

9Geuu ibr ssbiegrre tie alnlie 3iifermaarrn
gchrdudt, 10 eGbt Al
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
gS0f)entli9er Warttberi9t
Nctrcihr. Mchl Il. /. 10.
YrOoIftc.
GOrri9irt pOn

GEORGE KRAETTLY, @rurcr.
Git au9c9cbencn Yreile iuCrben upn Den
00ublcrn nciitcns i'm 1auIde be5nblt.
Butter, per Yiunb 10 125
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
Sd6rli9er 9lusipeis iber Die
Ginnabttten u. MitS9abttt
- Oon-
Casconade County,
Ginna9men,

nj 3. Mdrs 1885 big 3. @drj 1886.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09

J. W.Willard damage by road
J. P. Refer VOLTS scalp.
J. b. Upton witness grand
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09

8uItno @ttmiiller, See.
Der 8eri9t wurbe init 9ort entse=
gen 9euummen. lle6er Die in bemIel6en
entbalfeuen 8ori6ldse entipant ii6 cine
lebbafte Debate; ebe es ju elmer 8e=
i9iuBfniIun9 fam, trat @ettnauns elm.
8uitup @ttmE1fer, Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
-. 81. @btiIipS,@
Son Seut Sa.er: =. ''S$ S,5.
0lDcr's gnrIapariila

reibt mir gum gsrauassn, Sbnen mit,utbell
rpcI9s gsobItbat fir mib Die GupeuSuus non
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09
&usanben.

Balance on hand. .........
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-09

SieselmdBise Serianmluns am ?.
9lpril, 1886.
Slmueienb: S6nmtli6e @titt9lieber.
9as 9SrOtucol Der lebten Sisun9
murbe nerleIen mb ansenomnen.
Der 8eri6t bes Erincipnls fir ben
Wpnnt WtGr5 9elan9te sur 8erleIung,
unb uurbe Die Slufbeipabrun9 befelben
an9eorbnet.
dNie fnInenArn Reh,nnnnn, h,,nrSn,,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
OhIcngn,s Rig nOnm

For Farther Proceedings See Fifth
Page
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1886.

such cas'e that the appellant, in case
Of sfilrmance. should pay interest at
the rate OF 12A per cent. per annum,
and, in addition, he should be taxed a
reasonable tnrney's fee, to be paid
the attorney OF he appellee.
The law should offer no inducement
to debtor to delay the pawn lent Of a
just obligation.
7. Intimately nnrcted with the
regoing is the effect OF appeals fcom
he infe ior u the Supreme Court. 1t
quite commonly happens, as every
lawyer kno W, that while judgment
rend red by the in'er.or court could
he collected, ii an execution coud
Issue at ouce, yet, before the case ap.
pfaled can drag its slow length
through the Supreme Court, the APP
pei ant has become insllvent. In this
respect, also, The State practice should
be made to conform TO the Federal.
An appeal should operate "a super.
sedeas only, when the party appealing
enters iato bond wi h two or more sure.
ties, to be approved by the p oper Off
Ger, payable to the above party in dou-
BILE the amount of the judgment or
decree, or double the value of the
p r'onsl properly recovered in the
cou t below, conditioned for the prose-
cution of the app al with effect, or in
case Of failure, for the payment or per-
fnrmance Of the judgment or dec ee Of
the Supreme Court.
Many of the States ofthe Union have
statutes containing provisions OF this
kind, and their provisions are made TO
cover certain classes OF criminal cases
as well 10 civil.
s. All briefs iu the Supreme Court
should be printed. 1t is barbarous to
require the judges of that court to
consume most valuable time in pouring
over the execrabe handwriting of the
gre mi rity of lawyers
A printed brief can, as a rule, be
rad IA one 'outh the time a written
one can, and clearer understanding
be oh aimed Of is contents. The cost
OF prin ing is but trife, and no liti-
.paut has any business to have suit in
the Supreme Court the importance Of
VIII ch is net sufficient 10 justify him
in incurring the on lay necessary to
print his attorneys brief. Another
advantage gained would be that
briefs, as rule, would be more care
fully p prepared il they were required
to be printed.
If these recommendations, with
those OF our predecessors of LAST yesr,
could become parts of the civil pro-
cedure OF Tennessee by the necessary
legislation, your committee is of the
opinion that fewer judges would be
required, the over crowded dockets
would be cleared, lawyers would get
their fefs without years of weary
waiting, the ends of good government
would be suhserved, and the laws
delay" which is the flaws ieproach,"
would be in good degree obvia'ed.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted,
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AlIAA1 llC lOl Cpul o. DI hCiDdllI W
indulge The PISS ons of lit gants. 1t
would be t bttt r, in most cases, for
the party dtfeate in the inferior
court if he abiJed the result in that
court, even if he succeeds in ravers-
ing the Judgment in the Appellate
Court. These cases form large pro.
portion Of the GAUGES in the Supreme
Court.
They not inf'equsnt'y require quite
as much of the time OF tue Court to
hear and determine as causes involv-
ing large money smouns and they
overload the dockets of the court and
delay the hearing of causes Of import
lance.
We are OF the opinion that the State
practics in this Te.pect should be
made to correspond in degree with
the Federal, and 90 appeal should be
granted as matter OF right when the
amount involved, exclusive OF COSTS,
is less than, ray $3.50, but in euch
cases let appeals be allowed only by
writs Of error from the Supreme Court.
A large percentage Of tie causes
that 90 to the Supreme Court are az
peals from Judgments and DEGREES
upon obligations for the payment of
money, the appellants prosecuting APP
peals for delay only. Under our pres
ent practics, upon afiirmlncs Of the
judgment in the Supreme Court the
appellant is compelled to pay but
per cent interest in addition to the
costs, which in such cases amount to
but little.
This is direct incentive to dishon-
esty, especia ly when, in the present
crowded CONDITION Of the dockets OF
the Supreme Court, a d lay of yeas
can ofien be ga ned by an appeal.
In all cas- s the appellant should be
made to pay fir the delay, inconveni-
eDce and Expense to which he has sub
jeeted The opel ee.
The prov sion IN tie act OF 1927
should be res .ored, which provides in
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association. $1,000. .............. 100 90
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G. N. TILLMAN,
j. A, CARTWRIGHT,
s. II. CAMPBELL,
II. Y. JACKSON,
j, W. CHILDRESS,
Onn nn Publication

TIE report was received and sdopte d
with the proviso that the Gxpen dtuie
sugges ed by the report must be linn
tied to iunds on hand.
The commi tes to suggest the
amount OF compensation TO be charged
for professional services to minors and
other parties in sal j1tris through the
Hon. Jno. l.. I. Sneed reported that
their report will be presented today.
A recess was then taken till o'clock
n m
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prived them Of the influence legitl-
mately pertaining to their high call.
ing. Think / am not too sanguine in
believing that wnere there Is an I'M
selfish and patriotic obi sct to be &C.
complished, in which the public at
large are as much interested as the
lawyer, in mat ers Of legal reform, il
there be unity of action, sire rity OF
purpose, and boldI es' in ths main
tenance'of wbat il advocated, the iu-
fluenca for good, Of which this and
kindred cations are pa 'pahle can
hardly b = everest m ,tsd. Hoping that
your deliberations may be harmoni-
Gus and pro1u tive Of those beneti ial
results az which your organic ton
aims, and thaaking you for your k nd
attention, | now, rs your presiding
officer, ewai your further pleasure.
After the aiding Of the address had
been coocludsd Mr. J G. B afford, OF
n shville, moved its reference to
commit OF FIVE Adopted.
The secre tary, Mr.. j. W. Bonner,
then re I'd h s annua report as follows:
REPORT or SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
To the Officers and Members Of the Bar Afso-
citation of Tennessee:
AS secret ary respectfully report
that the proct ediDgs Of our late meet
ing were. uodsr the direction of our
Committee on Pub ication, published
in pamphlet form and distributed
amorg the members.
AS treasurer ! report as follows:
I Balance on hand July
/, 1886, IS per last
report ...,...........$ $40 80
Dues and admission
fees received from
members. ..."...." 1865 90
---$l, SIS 80
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CHICAGO, ILL, July 1.-The populs-
ton OF Chicago, as indicats d by the
new d r, Glory, which is just out, is
over 10000. The development of the
business and building features Of the
city in the year is reported to have
exceeded sny cther like period. An
inc cas- > of so 600 in the population ia
shown over last year.
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Balance on hand...""... $776 80
am prepared TO submit to the Cen
tIal Otuuc J, 20 required by Our by
laws, det lied s'a enent OF receipts
and expand lures, with proper vouch-
els for disbur ements. Respect ully
subLi ted,