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St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
Big CANE La. Nov. 9Th 1878.


Mr.. EDrToR-Three cheers for Big
Cane, the good old Democratic strong
hold. We have made q clean sweep !;
we have met the enemy and routed
them. The colored troops fought nobly
and to theirplnek isdue our great victory
The election passed of quietly, not the
slightest disturbance of any kind having
occurred The colored votes walking
nohly up to the polls and casting their
votes for the Democratic candidates.
The contest was most severe between
Messrs. Duson and Thompson. Bets
were freely offered on Mr.. Thompson
previous to the election. Mr.. Duson
however carried the ward by 6S majori-
ty. Mr. Duhuison our Police Juror elect,
has received the largest majority he
being TO votes ahead OF Mr.. Grant,. T0
Big Cane ia due his election ana we hope
that upon entering upon ilisnext ten m
he will appreciate the votes received
from Big Cane. ~
We rejoice in Onr victory and Hast
night on receiving the news from Ope-
lousas of the glorious victory achieved
hy the Democracy We fired Il salute of
four guns.
Notwithstanding the mighty efforts of
the radicals to elect some of their bright
luninaries such as Desmarais and Ander.
son VIC have nevertheless crushed them
TO the earth and drove the nail into their
political eoffins. They sleep their last
sleep; they have fought their last battle,
and We hope no sound can awake them
to glory again.
Yours Truly,
B. I. G. CANE.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
Grand Jubilee Mass meeting of
the Democrats i'm OpclOusas.

Pursuant to a call published in both
papers in the town OF Opelousas.
Every Democrat who could come, as
senbled in the Courthouse on Saturday
night to celebrate their victory over
the Republicans. A large number OF
ladies graced the assembly. The room
was crowded so that even standing
room WAS hard to obtain. The sky was
illuminated by fire works and the cx-
ulosion of fire crackers by the boys was
almost deafeniug. Hon. VIM. A. Rob
ertson, Esq, President of the Democra-
tic Executive committee called the
meeting to order, and in q few appro-
pirate remarks introduced Hon. b. A.
Martel as the person chosen to preside
over the meeting. Loud and long were
the cheers which greeted the appear
aucc Of that old soldier in the Demo-
cratic ranks. A. p. Williams and Octave
Voolhies were selected as Secretaries.
As soon 50 the meeting w;ts organized,
Il. II. Lewis, Esq. rose and offered the
following resolution which was carried
unanimously, amid the cheers OF the
assembly:
Resolved, that it is the sense of this
Democratic meeting that Il SILK banner
with suitable devices and inscriptions
thereon, should he procured 10y public
subscription, to be competed tor hy the
several precincts "t the parish at every
election. and delivered by the parish
t4kA fss
which bv it's vote in their Judgment
renders the most valuable service to the
Democratic party.
Resolved, that the chair appoint
committee OF ten to solicit subscriptions
to purchase the material and cause the
said banner to bt prepared with suitable
devices aud inscriptions.
Resolved. that Pnint-auX LoupS is
now the banner Democratic precinct Of
St. Landry, and that the committee hay
ing in cf,afge the preparation ot tf''
banner commit the same to the Keeping
nf the Democrats OF that precinct t. br
Ivy them held until some other picr'nct
shalt in the Judgement ut the "Xtcn''v"
committee successfully compete tor the
ctlsttAly s4E the same.
The chair then appointed T. Il. Lewis
ascl,airmau uf the committee mentioned
i'm the resolution.
On motion the chair was authorized
10 a,,,mifit the committee OF which /.
H.Lrwis Was 70 act as chairman, during
the canning week.
Speaking being next in order Hon. b.
A. Mart-I was called upon. iais speech
was, is all his speeches are, Il perfect
master piece. We could not do justice
to the speech by attempting to t"ll"w
him. A storm OF applause greeted
his close.
Messrs. Baillio, T. TT. Lewis, Ed. Lewis
J. Moore, G. Dupre, F. Mayer, and J. N.
Ogden addressed the assembly in turn.
The meetiug did not adjourn until late.
Each and every one goingto his home
satisfied and pleased with the evenings
performance. The Opelousas Brass
Band was in attendance and assisted
very materially i'll the enjoyment OF the
evening.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
Proceedings OF she Board Of Police Of
ehe Town OF pclousas.
WEDNESDAY, N0venlh- y 18th,

NEDSEsD> Novenlh- Y 18th, 1878.
The Board met pfrs ,ant to "A ca; OF t.ie Pres
dent. Present: Or, james Raw. President;
IayO, Win Il Bell j. J. 'fehVrH. Victor Las
irap,s, Emile Dnnato and 6. n. Eaiet.
The following communication from the Buar;;
OF Health CT tile town ui 0 .elous;ls w.i- rei,t
BOARD OF HkA.rH, }
Town OF Ctetnl>aa.
November 18TH, 1878
To the Pre- ident and members Ut the Board q.
Police ut the town of upelousHs:
conference.-the respectfully submit fl: yon
consideration our opinion i'll relation To tht
present removal of quarantine by yn'lr to"li
existing n0W against tue city OF New oileah'
and other districts inf efed ly yellow fever
We are Of opinion flat the. said Quarantine
can he removed on the 18th of the present
month But would Suggest as a precautionary
measure that in SO doing, you would advise ali
merchants OF the town Of Opelousas for their
own safety and that VI me cltizens ~ OF ne t""h
to abstain fray, he importation OF w0oien goods
from the city Of New Vrisaus during the neXl
thirty days. All of which is respectfully sub.
nittte. JAMES RA4, NJ: u,
President Board Of Health town of Opelonsas
J. t.. EsfoRGE, ~ 2. per Jas. Ray.
G. MAYO.
On motion of Mr.. Ealer, Resolved, that thu.
recommendation contained in the above COM
nlunicatinn of the Board of Health h OF the town
OF Opelousas he and the same y hereby AZ
proved aa1 adopted as ~ whole ana that nat M Tue
and other infected districts be and 1s hereby
raised from and after tile 18th day bf November,
L
On motion of Mr.. Lefebvre, Resolved, thai
the revenue law adopted on the 26th day of
November, 1877, for the year 1878, be and is
hereby re-adOpted for the year 1879, with this
amendment that all taxes will he payable In
U. s. currency or outstanding warrants OF the
town of OpelOusas
On motion OF Mr.. Mayo Resolved, that the
President OF this Board be and he is hereby
authorized to issue warrant for the sum OF
one hundred and thirty-two dollars, in favor of
Mr. Jos. Bloch, when said Jos. Bloch shall have
made the necessary act of transfer to the town
Of Opelousas of the right OF way for---street
through his premises.
The President appointed Messrs. Mayo. lie.
febvre aud Ealer as a committee Oh claims. who
reported fayoraaip on the following claims, viz:
DR. Jamas Ray for magistrates fees. 61
DR. James Ray for medical attendance on
-'paupers ::.....-; ,;..----;. IA W
ON motion the Board adjourned.
hi JAMES RAY, President
/ Attest O. VOORHEES,, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
DUBLEC SALE
PnOBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No
ESTATE OF OCTAVE l.. FONTENOT AND
WIFE, LEOCADIE LAFiEUR.

BY virtue OF an order of the honorable Pro-
ate Court. OF the Parish OF st. La.rlry, there
VII be sold at public auction, to the highest
ndder, by the undersigned admins: rator or any
iIly qua itied auctioneer. at the last residence
u the deceased, at prairie Faquetalql,e, about
mies from OpelOusas In the parish Of St.
Landry on TUESDAY, November 25th 1875 the
oll"wing described property, heln1 ring to the,
state OF ncta*e L. Fontenut and witt. I.eocadie
.htour. deceased. tO-wit:
Abrnt l60 arpents of land (wO,d AMI prairie)
rln:E aipents front hy 40 in depth, the iasi
'rsidence OF deceased, with buildings AMI i'm
,rovements thereon. bounded north bv Bayou
Harloi south by lands of Ernest Fuseiier e.~f
" The"dnle Rnsas aud west by Fergus Fus,, ier
TWO horses, twelve head of cattle n.,e pair o
ken, thirteen head Of sheep. fl teen hogs one
x cart. household and kitchen furniture and
'lantation utensils.
Terms aud di,tons.--The land to be so'i,
n one and 1wo years credit from day Of salr.
'lrchaserS to furnish their Notes with gu,
l!d solvent security, payable to or .er al s,l-
illustrator, bearing eight per cent anli,.,n
interest from maturity until pai:l; sp"c,Hl
n,rtgage reserved ON said lat until 1ilal
'hynent all the lnnyeablc property +, liz.
old two birds cash on day OF safe ana ia ,luct
nyah!t twelve months from purchase; pa able
{, ord-r OF administrator, with security to
.ttisfdction Of administering.
ONEZI.iE LAF!LUP,
oe'' ~'-'o1' administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
JUDICIAL ADgERTssEsaE sa ENTs.
Observation-Disclosures
MpUBEEC SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
- No.
ESTATE OF LOUIS LACHAPELLEi AMI
,,5sW4rE. ANGELE b. aFONTENOT.

By virtue Of an order of the honorable Pro
hate Court, Of the Parish of st. Landry. there
win be sold at public auction. b the highest
bidder, by the undersigned Administrative or by
any dily qualified auctinneer. at the last resi-
dence Of deceased. on Dry Eavnt. In the par
ish of st. Landry, on SATURDAY. December
slst, 1873, tile following dsserihea pr.'perrvy
helongin2s to the eatafa OF LnRis Iaehapelle
and wife Angelo B. Fontenot, deceased. t0-w,t :
i. The plantation situated on the Dry Rayon-
tf the deceased. containing about sixty acres
OF land. tagether with the buildings and. i'm
r,royements thereon, bounded nor h by public
land, south by land, helonging to the Hard
ing estate and John Fitch. esat by the state
NJ Harding snd west by land of v. Boaeui.
Terms and ConfiitiOns.-On one, two and three
years credit from the day OF sale in equal i s;at
ments each insfailrnent to hear eight rer cen
yearly interest from maturity. the land remain
ing specially mortgaged with vendors previiege
until entire payment OF the purchase price and
interest which may accrue thereon. purchasers
furnishing their notes with two good and SOL
vent securities.
HENRIETTE TELACHAPELLE,
Nov. 16-5t Administrative.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
list of .EeSrOFSs

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landry. s
Be it known that the unders' gned mem
bers OF the jury commission. did on the 18th dA
of November a. ID. 1875 meet nj the Ccrk's Otics
i'll the town OF Opelousas parish Of vt. Landry
for the pnrpnse NJ drawing jury for the specia
term of the District Cuurt oi the 6ih JudiciH
strict parish ST Landry, under sec. s, act A
tnt regullrsessinn II and all tine members Eeu.
present, D. Durio in presence Of the uttltrs. drew
from the general venre ,0x, one at a time. tht
names of the following Il ~ persons tn co1npos,
The grand and petit Jurors. FOR the first week .
said Court. commencing Monday the 18TH dHI
OF January 4. D., 1879. - list Of whom WI
then and there kept by the clerk of Court
james .. Chachere: and in nur Judgment &
Jury being reqlli cd for the seGDnd and third
week OF the term. we then and there proceeded
As IN drawi.l;, the first tity jurors, to dra"
hirty u tditiunal NAMES tn strv ts petit juror.
:ur the st.cofd week and thirty n1,ltionh
ntinrs I, serve a. petit jurors tor the thtt
Week of the term uf said court.
Aud we the Clerk and commission did thel
md there place the na:nr- drawn itS ar rcstid
for III, iii acuarate week. III separate envelopes
md sealed aud in ::;3;::Sed the $ une wl,h Tie
week for which tt,ey were respectively drawn
which said envelopes, containing said names
were then and there placed by Ma IN y jnry bon
provided for the pirlhise i.eii ttrreTfepos tlns
aid names therein as atn:eSht. was seAlct
md lorked hy us. AMI placed III tle custody
CHE, Clerk of the court, for use at the mex.
Term of Court.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
JUDICIAL. agvE:BsTE%E,sENv
S"E':'FF's SAT-.
PARISH COURT. PARISH OF ST LANDRY,
NO 2O9I.
JOHN J. BEhEC;I lM'. EXR, vs.. AUSTIN
LACvMBH ET AIS

b. vrr'n ut writ nf fipri fi"iaS. s-0rt!
ont If tie hon able Par Il Cnurt. in uul
fer the Parish Of St. Landry. liz the above en-
titled sail and 10 dirrctr!. will proceed t"
sell III pNh!lr ~'e, tu lnc III :,irst hl,t Ter, a.
the CnuTi it''lor o. said t,Irish, il the twu o
opelWlShS. nn SATURDAY, the 7th day of
l,rrrIhrr. 1873. at II n'rlnvk A. NJ. tie Oiu wing
teSrrlhru property, t.'-W;t:
Is Two lots situated IN the towl of Opclou-
stS. bounded inertia Ivy Jefferson Stl ct, s"uti
by Franklin street. east by Vine street ant
west b land! bcnngn- to Eihert CAN'T.
2 bar lot OF ground sill uatcd i'll the town Of
OptouSls hountl;'I south by Wire street, we>t
by railroad, anI east 10y lots belouging to Mrs
cray and being M % and 80 of process verbal
OF sale OF estate Of Charles Thompson, deceased
Terms-Cash.
c. C. DUSOE,
oct 10 Sheriff Of the Parish of st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
Board of Health Parish Of St. Lankry.

OPELoUsAs November 6th. 1878.
Board met, called by DR.. r. n. Littell Presi-
iient. Present: Drs. Cnoke Lttill AMI Camp-
hell, DR.. Campell acting secetary. DIR. Ray
President Board of Health of the Town of Ope-
iousas present by request It Ia the opinion,
Of the Board OF Health that the quarantine
station at Caranero Bridge. and starion on the
Northern boundary between 81. Landry and the
Praish Of Avoyellea be dispensed with.
Resolved thatquarantineregula at Church
viii and Little Devil remain In force until the
18th, OF November at which time the: President
Of the board is authorized to raise the quaran
tine unless he has reason TOR not doing 80.
JAS. G. CAMPBELL. NJ. D..
-----~- seeetary, pro ten.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
For Sale or Rent.

That fine cotton plantation. the proper ty o.
VIM. &: DMlnr|i. Esq situafed On Bavou Bnus
fen miles ahave WASHINGTON. containing 40
acres open land, all under b new plank fence
cahhins. corn c!'hs. dwelling house. new gil
hnnse. Furnished with an g. saw stand steam
engine nress ami corn mill, all of the most
improved pattern.
Apply f0 NJ, d. KAVASAGY
Sept. 2a-tf wasb;nrtou Ia
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16

A Kentuckey man who was pulled on
OF the river lv the hair, has sued his pre-
seyer for $4,000 damages. 1t is l,uptt'
that the latter will have to come dow,
with the cash. To he, mulcted in $1,000
damaged might teach him wholesome
asson against pulling fools out of the
liver by the Lair, and crippling the pro-
prerity of the town.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16

Two gentlemen were arguing iuia pas
ture field, with only goat for an au-
diencs. In reply to /; statment of one
the other said:
Il know. But"
The goat took him at his word. and
the argument was continued Oh tie other
side of the fence.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16

"Yoa never saw such happy lot of
people as. We had here yesterday = said q
landlord in Indiana to Il newly arrived
guest; "there were thirteen couples OF
'em :
"What!" thirteen couples just mar
riels"
"Oh. no sir; thirteen couples just di-
vorceds'
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16

At the Vienna theatres 10 checks are
given for persons to go out between acts.
A couple Of young Americans recently
entered a. Vienna theatre, and not being
c"gDizant of this rule, went totally un-
prepared for Il drouth. The result was
they died of thirst M.fcre the curtain fell
on the third act.-(Femperauce Jhuruat.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
Taken Up.

A black and white spotted OK. with an illeg
bic brand. IL crop and under bit in the left cal
and an under slope in the right ear, ahont
years old, has bee roaming around Moudvillt
for one year past. ia q confirmed fence breaker
The owner VIII please come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take him away
otherwise he will be sold i.urnr1ing to law
LAsrRAPES & WARTELIE
Sept. Plat Mni,ndv,llr,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
Notice :!

A special term of the district Cnnrt. in and
fhr the Par sh of 1t. Landry. VIII be held. bt.
inning nn the 18th dav OF January 1879, b..ing
the second Monday of said month. for the trla
If all snch casrs, criminal and civil rs may be
brought before said Court.
JAMES .. CHACHERE. Clerk,
NnE. 1R
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
.B"0sire :.

There will be he'll II ..ecuI,l examiunticn Of up
piicants fn: certiticatrsn qualification as teach
es in the public aronlS of the l:;trah st Landry
on Thusrtiay IA" 1th lrst., between the hours
h O'Clock \. NJ AMI P
All teachers 'rc. required to pass Il ne" ex
animation az al past certificates are he'd o
no yali.li V. >,
Nov. PIT
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
0rELoUsAs, October 18th, 1878.

UpEL0CsAs, Ucf0her 12tIi, 1873.
Hon. Will. A. Strong, Secretary of State:
SIR--In obedience to section nf act
No. 1Ol, approved April 30th, 1877, !
have the honor to report as follows:
Total reg stored voters of ST Landry parish 6s6'
Native horn a. a. % IS 1914
Foreign =. ' g =" s. 81
Whiteva who write their names IA
White voters who make their marks ...-..1 81
siOlored voters VINO write their names 49,. 227
Colored reters VINO make their mark ...---- 3057
4 am very respectfully,
ADoLPHE Stage,
Assessor Parish St. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
For Safe.

The undersigned will sell on liberal terms his
tan yard situated near Gnrland's mill. on Lake
Coc0drir. together with so OF more acres Of
land. All bnil linrs Iii gond or,ler; tan bark Il
Il good hog range. Apply ut TIM
office or TO the Undersigned un the premisrs.s
Oct. 26-lm UNI.. FOREST.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
No-aCE OF ADMINISTRATION
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. Landry
No. 4O27
NO. 4O27.
ESTATE OF ANTOINE RIyIERE

ESTATE OF ANTOINE RIvIERE.
Whereas, SyIvanie Snnnier of the parish of
If st. Landry. has applied by her petition to he
'ppointed administrative of the estattof antoine
ilVlrr+, deceased, late of the parish of st.
landry.
Therefore, any person In ending to make op-
position to said appointlnent. Wilt file the SAME
Il writing in my office, in the town OF Opelousas
within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk.
npt 11-kb
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
Notice :

The owner Of the following brand; Is
requested to give his ntrue Information. to hi
Interest, will be given to hin, by, applying t.
this office. jnly l3-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
LIST OF GRAND AND PETIT JURORS

LIST OF GRAND AND PETIT JURORS FOR THE
SPECIAL TERM OF JANUARY 18th, 1879.
FIRST WEEK.
Odun Armas Zerngne
Artcnl8n S0ieau & DeviilIer
Gen Docking w X Cochran
Edmond Norman Michel rt,d'homme
T. B Sand0z GUdtras Dupre
HonoIe FlsflilCr syives Pltre
Ge Malvcan Sngethe Miller
Francois Rideau J Ortegu jr
TheAphile B Fontenot Carl Wolff
4 Martel Alex Deville
81 SkiUWith r + Blackshear
! G Bull j l. Gnilheau
Alcee Marks G w LrtZ
Pierre Beaudoin II ati",,I,r
Willie E Deloach id Andrus
10 'rere Bourgeois Paulin Andrepont
rheophile lesson John Lindon ir
7 L Scott nupre Richard
Alfred Lazaro F NJ Creswell
Asa HaufnOwer Edmond Darby
Philip Stephens Aicee Dapre
Sumter Taylor John Fruger
KImbalI Alcide l. Bertrand
L,1cien Guillory BENZ DeJean
l. C Spyrer y 1eM
J.. SECOND WEEK:
Aladdin Leblanc WmJ Offutt
Landry S0ileau f, Leonce f.astrapes
Victor T.ataste Onille E4afieur
u G. Hill l. LG0dchaux
W F Brooks Octave Funtenot
3 NJ Andrns Ambrose Landry
Olin Vidrne Erard Lemelle
Andre LalOnde jr Il Andre Lastrapes
Marassah III Cady Enlile PefferkOrn
Land Simms John Colligan
Leande Vidrine Ezekiel Mixer a..
Angelas Lejetne ~+ Andre D Meche
Stephen Stewart Beverly Morgan
0nezime Savant Monroe Higginbotham
Otis Collins Z: L L BelOnee
THIRD WEEK:
In Pr 3 Fontenot JR Lemelle
Louis Deputy jos Young
Alex Lejeune Hyp Andrepontjr jr
Louis Fontenot W W Dusnn
Wilson Lemon '' " smith
| Tlilesphone Amy Onile Guilory
| Jean + Jean .-.y Samuel Peters
| Achille ID ArdOin John w Spears
| Valentine Savoie VIM Israel
| HiIdeyert Deshotel andre Meche
l. H0rnshy Edmond T Richard
| Alfred Dupre - Isaac Keller
| TheOphile Martel H0nere Richard
| Theodore Latlaur CA Ledoux
| W f Davis Henderson Parks
| III witness whereof. we hereuilto affiv ou
| signatures this 18th day Of November, 1878.
P J. LEFERVRE.
| @DI MEL DURiO,
| G.. MAYO. Commissioners.
| JOHN SIMNS.
| JAMES 0. CHACHERE. Clerk.
| November 16-
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
AGENTS OF THE DEMoCKAT:

The gentlemen above named are our agents
and as such requested to solicit snbscr:ltl"i.s.
NJ. D. KAVASAGH
l-uitUr
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16

If cotton don't go up the country will
go down.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
.H'0ttce to TMxpawevs,

The assPasiit'nt roll NJ the town of OIaSss,saa
il now ready for eXaui atioa and corrfrsi, "
ana VIII remain exhibited fnr twenty fO3 SavS
from "htc' III my Office. post "tfit,s buildiEr
May II # Towi, 4 ss.Es
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16

opELousAs. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1s, 1873.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
Lunches.

Bellevue street, opposite Sol. lsaecs Opelousas
yCountry stores and country people take
special nuIice. Nov 2-2nn
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16

On motion the Board adjourned.
-421 JAMES RAY, President.
Attest o. VOORHEES,, Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-22
mr. REV MR. KRiEMER's DENIiL.
The circumstances under " hich he Drank and
Played la Newark saloons.

Tho Row William kraemor who was tenn
pornrily pastor OF s. stephens German Lu-
thcren Church in Newark. has been called TO
B.Ion. near NV HAMBURG Canada. to take
charge of . church III re. In view 81 that call
be- says he Is DESTROYS ot leiutiug the charges
recently Iut into circulation against him
na'ury. that his claim that he il entitled 10
preach b, uufoundcd. thnt he has been guilty Of
rioiing ia saloons and that he had fallen into
d'-fr,dit - rally with tho congregation with
which bee lu- horn c1un'tud.
Ihr-" chdf.' =, hr says are utterly false and
thcrnr Emsraut-' Homo IN Bowling Gre, H.
who has ircn plumpted 10 circulate them ia
cons"lu ucs u charges That Mr.. hth"m"r says
Boz" lIi.S ~ i"rr-l against hun before the German
Consul mat tho Emigration Commissioners
Those charge Mr. krn"nirr says, are to the
effect that cmirrunis are III treated deceived
and deiruu led In tho Home; that the cooking
ie coudu tod in u careless and uncrau manner (;
TINT the nnusc IL IN illthy condition. aud that
make an ho can uut of lis inmates In these
charges Mr.. kracmer AYERS that he Is supported
and Joined by Pastor Rob, RI Neumunn. "a mis-
sipnary. oil Battery place. whose laOOrs are
MIR krnemer says TINT he IA a reputable grad
uato in theology uf the Universities Of Berlin
and GrrilswLd. aud has "A diploma TINT duly
authorizes him "a preach. amt to administer
thr sacrnment. bury, and oaptlao. He Is not
0riuin"i and therefore II not authorized 10
luln ~ marriage. and that lac has reirainod
from doing.
I' lNkloNlruEtH Iihi II" ms uihnk ihker
h"er in the saloons of Newark. and has played
ia bowling alleys md al billiards but hr sn "
thnttA Is considered among the Germans u
peri city proper ana Equitable thing Tor u
clergyman TO do provided 1t Is done in decent
and orderly company. IN proper pn,s aud
in a becoming manner. To show that he WAS
~ reputable company and proper places. he
IN nks II necessary 10 say only that hr played
billiards with Pastor SFhumbuch ot 10 Grorn
street. Newark. VINO IA one of tha most ,s-
trrined German clcrgymrn oi TINT city The
persons with whom hr drank beer were the
trustues Of 1T. stephens with whom he Il ne
cuscd of having fallen into dlsrrputr but " ia
whom. in reality. he SAYS. Ln Ia on entirely
friendly tornlA and has had no misunderstnnd-
ing Whatever.
He snys no hns had no quarrel with Mr. Eg-
gfr one Of the trustees. uud denies thnt he
has ever been thrown out OF saloon or any
other place. These charges he pronounce all
utterly unjust and Deliberately dcsigued 90
blast his prospbcts in his calling.