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10 I iTgSCyj IT PUZZLES US WHY IT IS if iOLESIlLE MILLINERY and HATS clock To-morrow Firnini AT NEW YORK TERMS AND PRICES show you nearly 500 pieces of now Silk and Mohair Dros Goods in single and double widths all new French Goods jusnanded from the other side ri That a good many merchantsjiere are back from the East with Spring Stock claiming to show tho latest novelties for spring a summer season Here is a letter from our New York 1' Buyer It explains itself NEW YORK March ISO MESSRS ROSENHEIM BRO CO: Gents You need not be East for Dressmaking and yy until the 20th of March as the leading dressmakers and retail -j are not displaying any specialties or novelties in Spring Goods or fiae Millinery What you buy now is shown ly wholesale houses and as you want exclusive novelties anfr signs you should wait until New York 'dressmakers an 1 tL retail stores are showing them for their own New York tra-l V' wise you will get what every merchant throjighourJl country sells Yours respectfully LYONS 00 Walker Street We have this "season made arrangements with three of the Leading and Largest Wholesale Millinery and Trimmed Hat Houses in the East and we will furnish Flowers Ribbons Hats and Feathers at New York prices We are also showing at our Wholesale Department 50 dozen Trimmed Pattern Hats which we will let all the Millinery Houses copy free of charge and furnish them the material to trim the Hats Please write for Fashion Plates and Cuts for Trimmed Hats which are now ready ROSENHEIM BRO COS Wholesale Millinery Department Mr ALEX WEINBAUM the well-known Millinery Man has taken charge of our Wholesale Millinery Department and will be ready to furnish you Samples and Price List Merchants and Milliners will do well to give us a call as our Styles and Prices they cannot duplicate outside of New York City vir 1 1 -j It of the waters Of course what wo aVe showing you are staple shades such as for early spring is a cut of some of our exclusive sylos in Accordeon Dresses and Capes to match We make them in our Dressmaking Department We charge only 2oc a yard to havo your skirt accordeon plaited Wo take your measure cut and fit your skirt stitch the same with silk all free of charge when you buy the goods from us The work is done in our own store and we guarantee it satisfactory We have purchased the genuine French Accordeon Vlaiting Machine Other stores claim to do Accordeon Plaiting but they send the goods off to another city to have the work done and you havo to wait a week or ten days before it comes back which nover proved satisfactory to us We make a specialty of Children's and Misses' Accordeon Plaiting at ROSENHEIMS' rv JJ 1 1 You can see by this letter that you should wait for ji HEIMS' Dressmaking and Millinery' Department to gef correct styles and sliades As Mrs CM selson i Judson leave for the East next week to make a selection ties in Dress Goods Trimmings Wraps and Jackets why a good many so-called stylish Millinery and Dr houses havo already returned from tho East with old st vT -they call new IN THEIR STORES i li'tii i 1 ROSBNH EXMSV BOSENHEIMS' 7 fr cm? AT EWELLFARM STUD ITS LABORS ENDED ande (full sister to Little Brown Jug 2:114 and to Brown Hal 2:12) by Tom Hal Daisy Miller by Tom Hal lent legs and feet great courage and docile temper He is the joint property of Campbell and Campbell Brown He trotted a mile out in 1885 Jenny Pruit i by Sir Alfred Kate In August 1885 he was nut Braden by Bay Tom dam Lula ura- Tlio Supremo Cmirt Adjourns to pacing and in October paced a mile Tisit to the Noted Breeding Establishment ana repeated in over den (dam of Joo Braden pacing record Lizzie Moore (darn of Reata 3-year record 2:32 full sister to With a Clear Docket a three-quarter track In the summer of 1886 Brown Hal started in Little lirown Jug and to urown Hal Maxie (trial 2:26) by four at Pittsburg Detroit Cleveland and winninir which this property was not the case of a tax asst--- life tenant for the pay: the ee has been sold It saTy to decide the result been the case (f) The inadequate this property is no groin! der such a bill as' this the purchaser has not y-t i cannot etlect him umu-r i- purchaser at a chancery decree of sale was valid' disturbed by a coliatera: as these whether ti 1 i cent purchaser or not (g 1 The hardship of tiv cir justify us in ignoring the rights of the purchaser 1L have made the hardest iuw made to meet this case Prince Pulaski sire of Mattie Hunter Tom Hal McEwcn and Other Great all pacing seventeen heats without a 2:12 Mattie Bethel by Moore's Jcooniniendit ion That John IV Urccn's Sentence Be Commuted Kacers single break and making a record of slasher Nancy Kolle by Pocahontas fore the court having been twice reversed before On the third trial the defendant was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced tb two years in the penitentiary It was urged that the record did not contain the first procedendo remanding the case to the Circuit Court after the first reversal The court said this objection not well taken inasmuch as the record contains the procedendo remanding the case after the second reversal and the objection was not made until now Nor was there error in the action of the court in excluding evidence to the effect that the State's witnesses had come to the trial on passes there being nothing to show that the railroad company was in any way interested in the conviction of the defendant The court thought the verdict sustained by the evidence and affirmed the judgment By Snodjrrass Judge Sanders" vs Logue (from Wilson This case was r2 Of the seventeen heats he won ioy sire of Bulialo Girl and ot twelve was second three times and ten other 2:30 pacers and trotters Oasis by Brown Hal Queen Bess by third twice The slowest heat won bv Severn! Murder Cases Pluposed An him was 2:19: the slowest heat that he John (Netherlaud Saluda by Coop A Queenly CoUection of Youngsters of Horses TVitU Records lost was In In 1887 after a Important Tax Case Gets a iiual Decision full season in the stud he was started er's Jug Solace by Brown Hal Susie (dam of Tosa) by Scipio dam of Mary by Bassenger at Lexington Ky on Auer 31 to beat Maxio Cobb's record for Among tho fillies (pacers) are Ma- a clear difference between cases arising ex contractu and those of tort In an action of tort the assessment of damages is peculiarly in the province of the jury being incapable of exact ascertainment But in actions ex contractu the measure of damages to be allowed is capable of more exact and definite ascertainment The action in this case was under the right of eminent domain with the one taking the property rightfully in possession and though sounding in damages was not an action of tort Vith regard to the costs of fencing required argued so fully by the counsel for the railway that question was fully considered and settled at the present term tho court holding that the cost of fencing made necessary from the shape in which the residue of the land was left should be estimated and paid withoutrequir-ing any bond from the owner requiring him to build it But lor the other reasons stated the judgment is reversed and the cause remanded- for a new trial Byram vs State (from Robertson) The defendant was convicted of murder in the second degree and sentenced to thirteen years in the penitentiary An objection was urged to the charge of the Court but it was not thought to be well taken The Court however thought that the Circuit Judge erred in permitting the defendant to be recalled after he had been examined On the allldavit of the Attorney-General that it bad just come to his knowledge that he could prove cup He succeeded at the toika by Pocahontas Boy Macbeth Judge Caldwell announced yester first trial makiner a record of day morning in the Supreme Court by lirown llal Mascotto and Salute by Masker Tallulah by Brown Hal :13 which was the best stallion The colts are a great lot and are Pow- that induced by the facts appearing iu the record and by the conduct of the defendant when arraigned before them the court of its own motion had hattan by Pocahontas Boy I lush by Hal Carter Sunset and Conquest by Brown Hal Chief Justice tv Tom record until it was equalled last year in a second heat by Roy Wilkes The next heat however was won by Brown Hal in which now Btands as the best record made by any stallion in a race lal and Brandon and Hal Mackay TOO liDl NK TO vVl 'I' An Intoxicated -ru Drunnni liiM-kwaUM'l Sam Ward colored ar-i af: named Cockrill were pa-1'i'ir' i about in the back-waters at- of Demonbreun and d( yesterday afternoon Wr toxicated and fell out of ti-- -drowned beSore Cockrill him any assistance Tne covered and an inquest had a thorough examination made of by Brown Hal These youngsters havo the best feet and legs I ever saw on the mental condition ot John The other pacing stallion is Talis horses decided about the tirat of this term and a bill attacking a number of conveyances dismissed One of the con-veyees died and her minor children inherited her land They were made defendants and McMillin appointed their guardian ad litem He did not content himself with a formal defense but filed a complete answer and was active and diligent in the management of the case taking much of the proof and finally winning the man a blood bay colt 3 years old 16 hands high handsome strong and a natural pacer lie is by Jersey cattle are raised at Ewell and represent the best strains The herd one ot the oldest in the Lmted Green by a very able expert (Dr Cal-lender) who had pronounced him hopelessly demented The court therefore recommended to the Governor that he commute his punishment from death to imprisonment for life and that he States having been established by the late Gen Richard Ewell in 1S67 It numbers about 130 head and includes Brown Hal his dam is the dom of Hal Pointer winner of the astest six-heat race on record In it he made hi3 record of 2:13 in the third heat going the last half in 1:05 a 2:10 gait Tho sire of Hal Pointer is the grandsire of Talisman Coroner Combs to this city a-frhor time Birmingham Ala and hvri vn Colk-ge street many well-known animals and the be transferred to the insane asylum from the prison as provided by the descendants of many others yet more noted Once Aoain statute The court announced its ad I1V1 STAT I -N KU One point about the stallions of by one Tillman that he had heard the DYNAMITE IX TIIK STREET defendant mako threats against the case for them lie now seeks to havo a lien declared in his favor on the land which hia exertions served to save to those whom he represented-The court was anxious to see him rewarded and thought he deserved it but knew of no principle by which he was entitled to a lien on the land in the present case The court said that it did nopass on the riirht oi' McMillin to file an independent bill to secure bis compensation Ewell that is not generally known It claims two of the fastest combined records for two sires in the stud of any deceased and he wished to abk the de The Lincoln County jail is The lesral time for fendant as to whether or not he had Gapped Cartridge I-YmiihI Lying herence to the opinion that he ws responsible when he committal the murder for which he was convicted and that his present mental state was tho result of the wounds inflicted on himself after tho deed one breeding farm in the United pired last Monday ever made such threats bo as to lay by the Car Track Measles has made its 'an Ewell Farm Stud was established about 1880 on quite a small scale and has grown slowly to its present size one of the largest and best equipped in the South Its success has been be-ypnd the expectation of its owner and has been due almost entirely to the blood of the native horses of Tennessee and to the good judgment of its owner In the selection of breeding animals great care has been exercised "the endeavor being to secure animals free from hereditary defects At present among the stallions and brood mares on the farm there is not a single case of hereditary unsoundness of any kind known to the owner This is a most remarkable record Stables of almost every kind of architecture dot tho farm furnishing ample stabling for the large collection of brood mares colts highly-bred Jerseys diminutive ponies and Southdown sheep A visit to the training stables recently found Ed Geers and his army of stable boys busy getting things in shape to work his horses all recently taken up Tracks from a quarter to three-quarters are upon the farm and Geers can scud them along at his own sweet will without the fear of a tout being near iiis stable was full of horses and they represent all manner of blood and representatives from many States Accepting an invitation from Mr II Polk the genial secretary I took a look at the Btallions ot Ewell Urown Hal (fastest race record for any stallionj McEwen I fastest stallion record for Tennessee and holding tho record for the best 4-year-old race on record) Tennessee Wilkes trial 2:23 (sire of Optimist 2:30 Nuthill(by Nut-iTri 9-1 SOT dam bv Harold Talis the ground for contradicting him It was a misnomer to call this a recall Brown Hal and McEwen 2 except Palo Alto the home of Piedmont 2:17 and Palo about Chaoel Hill A negro boy who was going along ing a laying ground lor the introduc Dr Callender made the examination ing of rebuttal evidence It was in Moss will probable take cia he-Jackson postuliice Aprl 1 Iron ore has been discnvi The pony stallions are Ariel brown at the instance of the Supreme Court 14 hands: Itaiah brown 13 hands iind not at the request of Dr McAlis- stead an attempt to get in" what was proptrlyevidence in chief The Court also erred in ref usinir to nermit the Welsh stallion improved direct from Church street opposite the Noel Block made a rather sensational find yesterday It was simply a dynamite cartridge with cap and wire attached ready to bo exploded ly tho first street car or heavily-loadod wagon many parts of Lincoln Comity The new rooms of the MC Columbia will be -ready fur occ ter the County Health Ollicer as "before stated Wales hno roadster strong and handsome Tippens bay hands regis defense to prove that the prosecutor The court yesterday decided all the tered pure Shetland bred at Ewell April Arrangements are be in 2- was on lillman'a bond ior costs in a misdemeanor ease in the Supreme Court Judgment reversed and case remanded for a new trial some great brood mares are at By Lurton Moss estate vs Jenkins estate Bill of review and original bill to revive a decree of the' Chancery Court subjecting to sale certain property for past due taxes and to set aside a sale made thereunder as a nullity Tne court decides as follows: 1 The sale was under a bill filed in the Chancery Court by Btate and county to enforce a lien of unpaid taxes due the State arid county and to pay ol out of surplus arising sale certain taxes ascertained to be this great breeding establishment and commence 140 -pubiical: ou cases it had under consideration and adjourned until next December The term at Jackson begins the first Monday in next month that might run over it and as a gentleman remarked to whom the boy gave the cartridge it would havo de By Snodgrass Judge State vs among mem wary ni dam of McEwen may fairly claim to bo among tho greatest brood mares of America Her first foal Annie at uorcioiisvine Heavy losses from -i-are reported irom n-- 4i ri Middle Tennessc Opinions were rendered as follows: molished any vehicle that miirht have Rucker (from Maury) The defendant Ul happened to explode it was convicted of murder in the second Oral By Folkes Judire: 2:20 won first money in fifteen races Hie cartridge cap was not attached Frank Duuiont was second twice and third once out degree and appealed The court went very fully into tho facts of the case and in conclusion said that the ma of nineteen starts as a 5-vear-okl due the city oi Nashville in another closing the season with a record of jority of the court was unwilling to and distinct suit against same to fuse but to a wire such as is used in firing blasts with an electric battery The dynamite had been partially crushed by a passing vehicle but lortuuately tho cap had not been touched Jt was lying a few inches from the electric railway track and 0 Her second foalJessio fondants and pending in same court permit the verdict to stand as not satisfied that tho facts sustained it iu trotted a 2:0 trait at 4 'vears 2 All the persons having auy inter old was put to breeding at 5 it 15 Railway Company vs Overton County (from Overton) The petition to rehear filed in this case was predicated on a misconception as to tho action of the court and What was really decided The court did not undertake to determino whether or not the liauds and irregularities attending the election were sufficient to vitiate it but merely held that the power to pass on tho election having been con lerred on the Countv Court bv th act view of the general charge Judgment reversed and cause remanded est in tne propertywere made defendants by service of process A son was -n liolstciu bull receii- An eagle feet tip to tip iliall County the ctii ri Wheat has bet-n a the l'rcezo in Maury crop is also more or A couple of discovered a iitii's lather's barn cont-umii Kuckwood vi'ti-d on the wire had evidently been run over and died alter producing one loal Her third foal Susio -Gt was never trained being bred as a '4-year-old her tirst foal the gray filly Tosa now Murray Dibrell Co vs Sul by a car gard ad litum was appointed at sal- by the Clerk and Master who an swered and defended for the minors- livan ct al This bill was filed to at How so daneerous a thirig as a I 3 years old was timed separately in a man (by Brown Hal dam the dam of I'M race ai JNasnviue in 2:31 last quar who are now complainants Tho Master upon a reterence reported taxes duo to the amount of £05 and capped dynamite cartridge came to bo lying in the street is a mystery but the supposition is that it had been dropped there by a workman or that some mischievous boy not realizing tering seconds) Her lourtti foal tach certain goods tobacco and land as the property of Sullivan of Macon County lor satisfaction of debts alleged aggregating about fo000 Tho bill was filed April 19 I8b0 It showed that certain judgments had lial Pointer 2:13) McEwen is the best son of the de narted McCurdy's Harabletonian Mc of 18S7 and the County Court havinsr judicially passed on that question under the act its decision is conclusive last Wu-ek and the that tucy were a lien upon property Andante took a record last fall of won three races out of live and in dispute 1 ms report was not ex unanimous in favor "id te iu- Mrs II Floyd of i)L So the cases cited bearing on the alleged frauds and irregularities were cepted to and was confirmed and sal Ewen is the holder of the fastest 2 3 and 4-year-old records for Tenuesaee fastest record for any stallion ever bred or owned hi Tennessee and win the amount of damage he was likely to do had placed it there with the wire on tho track hoping that the was second in tho other two Her litth foal Corangas could trot a 2:33 gait at 4 years but was bred to Alcantara said to have recent inuu- vsri: oi tue property ordered on credit of not Dertinent lhe argument that tier sixth loal is McEwen at 4 tempts to commit suicitic morphine The Cunt-y the giving of such power to the County Court was unwise can be addressed alone to tho Legislature TIih crmrt ner of tue oest s-year-oia race ever trotted in America "McEwen the years lier seventh foal Cassette been beforo that taken and levies made upon goods and tobacco attached by Fite l'orter Co and Fite Porter Lyles Cq Weakley Co and Harges These judgments and levies were attacked as fraudulent and void It was also alleged that Gordon Bros Co had a lien on the tobacco in consequence of having advanced electric car current would explode it for his amusement If this is the case it is fortunate that he did not understand the nature of the electric current that propels tho cars trotted a 2:50 gait at 2 years was sold Tennessee wonder" says the New taid that the other ground of the peti York Snirit of tho Times August 1SSLJ and bred to Lord Kusscll Her eighth foal now 2 years old) Maisie was in Turnpike Company are- to complete ten once aiMto open two got- -y tion that the provision ot thp Consti jured as a yearling and bred last Tillu DEATH KECOIID tution oi tins btato requiring a three-fourths majority in such elections was in contravention of the Constitution of tho United States was not well He certainly is a grand horse full of courage and speed Ho will not bo trained this season but will make a season in the stud Ueers is credited with saying that barring accidents same A Board of -EntvVpr spring Her yearling foal Marino is the fastest coit of his Ewell money with which to buy it The al Mortality fur the Past Week iu This Farm Mary was sired by Basscn- ganized at Sweetwater lilS'-' of brirtinir the many auvi-f taken Tho petition was dismissed legation of the bill is that complainants were commission merchants and to enable Sullivan to purchase six twelve eighteen and twenty-lour months if amount of taxes thus found due were not paid within thirty days after adjournment of that term of that court Under this decree the property was regularly sold and purchased by defendant Jenkins for the price of i31 The sale to Jenkins was confirmed without exception This bill is now filed to review the decree of sale and to set aside the rule If the decree contained errors ot law the purchasers title would not be thereby eti'ected To etlect the title of the purchaser at such a chancery sale it would bo necessary to find that the decree under which the sale was made wa3 void As a bill of review the lull was not well filed There is no error apparent The evidence cannot be 1 1- 1 I 1 ger a horse undoubtedly stolen dur City i Dr Charles Mitchell Health Officer that town and vicinity Nashville Railway Com ing the war consequently her breeding is traced Whatever the he can next year give wcuwen mark close to sire McCurdy's Hambletonian 2:26 is not only the nrsotnat nrnd oi tr so ri ot Harold I'siro tobacco they advanced him from Nov pany vs Gwathney (from Smith) This and City Registrar reports the follow i ISSo to March 2o ISSb funds to the ing deaths and births in the city for oreeaingoi rassinger nis OJood is a positive source of speed lie was for his day a fast trotter and while one of Maud a) but he is a half brother to thoorrcit' Hplmont sire of Nutwood tho week ending at noon Saturday March lbuu amount of f3400 That this subject to some credits was due part by notes and part by account Neither the allegation nor the proof made any case of lien on the tobacco and it would be or nis very lew daughters remaining before the world A Melntyre r- -wealthy Pennsyi-vania in has already secured 'A-V' a in Dickson County and wi s- -gin boring for oil David Jeter who was carr -Madison County last year to be tried lor the niurdi DEATHS in tins region is Jiary -another is tho dam of Five Points 2:32 trial in £1 Causeol Death KAMEi no further noticed Another object of and Wedgewood His dam Mary is the greatest trotting brood maro that Tennessee has prpduced being also the dam of Annio fV 2:20 and Andante 2:27 McEwen is comfortably quartered nr trt himself havinsr a roomv nari 28 ana granaaam ot Dallas 2 -'it (pacing) tne Dill was to set aside as voluntary and fraudulent a deed made by de Andrew Woods Diphtheria juuncu iu upon it uui oi review mo pleadings and decrees bound and limit Other matrons of merit are Alice years ago of -his t'lias HuellebranU Heart failure Hueumoula the scope ot inquiry on such a bill fendant Sullivan to his wiie and sell the land so conveyed to satisfy whatever decree complainants obtained Russell foaled May 25 1885 by Lord ltusHell in foal to jVnteeo Ber- Consumption 6 17 MW SlMiW 6'JMW 64MW S8M 1 Considered as a bill to set aside dock in which he can take ample ex-f rtie and roucrh it The nextstallion li Mcl'hersou iilLiiall John I'hitliiis )L HuiUen fneunioiiia taiaa oy uiciaior aam fietsev Trot the decree and sale thereunder as void was a proceeaing ior me ascertainment of the value of lantts taken by the railway in the exercise of the right ot eminent domain The damages were fixed by the lower court at £1500 The court was of opinion that the verdict fixing the value ot land taken was excessive though the verdict for incidental damages is sustained by the proof It appears from the record that in estimatieg the value of the land taken the damage because of the shape in which the residue was left was considered This was also included in the incidental damages allowed On account of this twice estimating that element of damages the verdict is bad The Circuit Court allowed interest from the time that the land was taken some time in January and also allowed the owner to prove and recover tho value of a wheat crop then crowing on the property taken The Chancellor held that the levy of Asphyxia vond in foal to- Knlt ia O-oi i we decide 11 i Old ae Consumption a) That the court had jurisdiction Daniel Lee John Oonroy A tilliiam loaiea issu uy Cuyler dam Ella bred to McEwen Eliia Jane record Heart failure of the parties and subject matter Weakley Co on goods was valid and also the subsequent one of Hargis who was therefore allowed satisfaction lie held the levy of Fite Porter Co and Fite Porter eeen was Tennessee Wilkes trial 2:23 (sire of Optimist record 2:30 trial 2:23: ot 5 years Ileata pacer record 2 :32 rat 3 years and three other 3 and 4-year-olds that have shown ability to go -in 2:30 or better) There is no nthcr trnttinrr stallion' in Tpnnpspn Jlary Watts A HroiiehlUs (b) lhe appointment of a guardian Influenza ad litem by the master at rules the 2:43 by Enfield 2:29 bred to Nuthill Flirtation by Tennessee Wilkes dam Jenny Pruit in foal to Nuthill Florence by Enfield 2:29 bred to Allan-dorfGracie King by Entleld bred to Bronchitis Paralysis Dill not being sworn to docs not in Consu mnt Ion validate the decree The court recog JohaiiH Curran Amte I bona Wlniila Fahey Sarah March Laura Bulst Jane Horn t'ellna llooberry Cerebral npopl'x nized the appointment thus made at Barnwell on the A great many lo'gs have the high waters Mci-rs i Zack Helton of Indian Crt -K raft of feet -of 1'C- against the Johnsonville M- -lost nearly all of them 1 A A Linn of Kelso LiiH-iil" ty has been jailed at a charge of bigamy Linn abandoned his wife in -abouttwo years ago and Lincoln County where he ried again A meeting of the local Alunv--'y Mary Sharp Collese is cuilt Johnson at the college chap i-j' Chester for Saturday morn in-'-'-' for purpose of "perfecting gramme for a reunion oi Alumnae of Mary Sharp Cdu St i 1 tain Consumption McEwen nnaegarae by Harold dam that could make as good a showing at the same age viz 9 years His sire George Wilkes is at the head of all tr'otting sires His dam was probably and even if improperly made the error was cured by such recognition Paralysis brain Unknown lntt of Nellie Batts Consumption Betsey Trotwood bred to Tennessee Wilkes Ida Elliott by same dam Kit by Rasselas bred to Tennessee Wilkes Lady Belmont (granddam of Gabriel 2 years old 2:25 by Belmont in The land was thus made to yield to the Killed by wagon tne iastest aauguter oi one or tne frrfc hrnnrl mars" of Ampricn Infantile dblllty owner a double profit -The interest Austin Webster Kdwln Taylor Georgia Hunt Lizzie Clarit Addle Holtlln Laura Marshall having been allowed from the date of Nutbill 3-year trial 2:39 is probably tho handsomest looker in the State consumption Consumption llejn'Ktj lunns foal to Lord Russell Maisie by Ten the taking of tne lana on tne theory winner of seven first prizes out of that it then became the property of nessce Wilkes darn Mary (dam of McEwen Annie and Andante) by UWhlta 17 Adults 14 Males Minors lOj iemales the railway company ho damages can eight rings beaten onco by McEwen LiiColore-d iiassenger Drea inuidiw: jmiss Al Lyles co invaiia rtiey appealed Hargis has sued out a Writ of error The decree is erroneous The levies of theso defendants were valid and they are entitled to satisfy their debts and costs out of property levied on by them The decree was also erroneous in refusing to set aside the deed to Mrs Sullivan She claims that 1800 of her money wag invested in it She and her husband so swear The mother and brother of Sullivan say they understood it was her money It was kept in a trunk for years in the husband's house never used or lent and was his property as the trunk in which it was kept and all other personal etlects of Besides she allowed the deed to be taken by the husband and so held for years Then she accepted a deed antedated and evidently intended to delay creditors She has made out no case and especially has she failed to show the validity of her claim by that clear disinterested and satisfactory testimony 24 mont by Bostick's Almont Jr record by Sentinel Myrtle by Enfield Myrtes by Tennessee oeauuiuuy gaiiuu aim promising ms first ully sold brought $030 at auction last May as a yearling and was resold next day for 1750 His sire Nutwood hirt v-threo ioala in list be allowed for the wheat growing on the field taken With regard to the damage alleged to have been done by the contractors building tho road by trampling down ll-irrimnn tlin tifiW nmlliJ Total UTRTIIS Males 4 females 2 total 6 Males 2 females 'i total 4 Males 6 females 4 total 10 TEN NEW BABIES Wilkes: Nellie Webb by Bostick's Al mont Jr Oreana by Enfield: Wat i' near Rockwood is soon to havv''V lights water-works a j11'-' plant two fine hotels a ir- ctira ii fiirii'ii-p a shoe and is by the great Belmont out of the dam of Maud His dam is bv Har auga by Tennessee Wilkes and tha the wheat on ground not taken and damage from stock let in by permits tint? tho fences to remain down the (c) lhatthe sale was made under an advertisement inserted before time for payment of them had expired does not render the sale void This was an objection that should havo been made before confirmation of sale (d That the decree was erroneous as to amount of taxes due or legality of taxes claimed cannot effect validity of sale under such a proceeding as this The cases cited by counsel wherein tax sales have been held void because a part of the demand was excessive or illegal were cases of summary sales by Sheriff and Tax Collectors This proceeding was wholly different and all such defenses must be made a matter of defense iifthe case in which decree is obtained After decree and sale for taxes under such a bill as that filed in this case the title of the purchaser stands i in as high a ground as a purchaser under a bill to enforce any Other sort of demand or lien (e) The contention that Mr Moss as tenant by the courtesy should have paid these taxes and that only his old sire of Maud and grandsire of great old mare widow Malone bv En Dnn faMnrv ami it her t'l'tf held dam sister to Maud Williams lieports Sent to the Health Oflicer Dur v- are incubatincr The sumTK Court thought that it did sufficiently annear from the record that this in trial 226 She is -with foal to Mc ing the Week Ewen McEwen These three constitute the trotting stallions in the stud at Ewell 4'mong the pacers and stallions is that king of pacers Brown Hal jury was inflicted by the wrongdoing White To John and Carrie of contractors ana tnat tne company Among tho trotting-bred fillies are Donna Inez by Stranger Morena by Sweeney South Cherry street March was not liable tor it lhe allegation 'lennesseo wukcs Morel la by same nMier oi mu iaeituti sianion race on was made iu th3 bill filed by plaintiff 6 a son to Claries and Reginia Rust Bass street March 5 daufrhtor Macarin by McCurdy's llanibietonian that the work was let to contractors and this allegation bound him There rtjoora maue in tne imra neat or a which ho won going the last half nt tha sixth and dceidrfm- boat in and others 1 he best of the colts are to Win and Charlotte Cobb Jefierson street March5 a daughter toMathew was another grouud on which the ma railway will be made shurUy Says the Clifton have had fine sport weeje High water has ma- islands in the vicinity ot where rabbits are found in Tom Warrington ami John 1 out Monday evening twenty rabbits a squirrel bfrds jav2 'The Cardiff Land "Conipi laid out a beautiful tfcvn iV' the Cincinnati Southern had1-1 miles above Rockwood and -south of Harriman lue rj 1 :03 a 2 :07 gait His sire Tom Hal Morisco by Tennessee Wilkes Flor estan by same Marion by same Tornuit by same Hargrave by game The decree Is reversed and decrees were as indicated The costs of this court will be paid by complainants out of proceeds of sale and likewise of the jorityof the court thought that the ludement ought to be reversed The and Lou Jenkins Joseph avenue March 5 a son to and Baral Brewer Foster street March 4 a son Lord Napier by Lord- Russell Mac littvuirco iasicr loais loan Biana to tne credit of any other horse His dam has two faster foals than stand to the aulay and Macaroon by McCurdy's court below but such costs as accrued in cases before the ustice of the Peace trial Judge said that ifit were not for the very high respect that he had for the men composing the jury and the to Roderick and Kate (Dougherty) credit of any other marc He is full Hambletonian Marinite Murat Nut connor cedar street Feb '28 a son life estate could havo been sold is will be paid out of proceeds of property brother to the fastest and himself tho to Frank and Feunie Winford State confidence he had in their judgment unsound in factand law The taxes bell Praetorian and Star Route by Nuthill Tancred and Wolseley by levied upon oy executors cpRond iastest or tuese ills son street Feb 27 a son he would pronounce the verdict exces due State county were for 1SS2 and years antecedent Mrs Moss owned To Columbus and Fannie Tennessee irises wavier by Nut sive but he could not say that it was Prince Hal is next to himself the fastest stallion that Tennessee has Cardwell vs Card well (from Smith) bill so excessive as to show partiality or Ail tnree grounas oi mo aeienaants Among the great brood mares at lloges iielmont avenue Feb 16 daughter to John and Sarah ElliBon Division street March 4 a son: to own nearly 100000 acres oi rte iron land and the town site miles in length and one a preiudice no majority or tue court demurrer were well taken and the bill produced and his record of 2:16 was made in his tbirdxace ajter a season in thA stud ilrown Hal was foaled in Ewell representing the pacing blood are: Banquette by Brown Hal bred and Fanny Cartwright North the property in fee and did not die until September 1882 The taxes were therefore assessed against the property of Mrs Moss and to and in the name of her husband The latter did not become tenant by the courtesy until alter accrual of these taxes for to McEwen Bonnie Annie thought that it was his duty in such event to have granted a new trial It is true that this would not be so In an action of tort and no new trial would be granted in such case Bat there is was properly dismissed Decree affirmed Johnson vs State (from Maury) This case was for the third time be- 1879 He Is a brown stallion 15 hands 2lA inches high very strong lengthy Cherry street March 3 a daughter to Geo Campbell and Hallie Hallo nines iub mo iu4o-- great wealth and seven of dollars are behind the uas company half-sister to Mattie Hunter Coosa by Wood's Locomotive: Coris muscular and handsome with excel CaniDbell a daughter.