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Miss Eva Yates has sued for $4,000 damages
from Eher stevens rnng with her affections Size il
about ~ and he TO- but she willing become Mrs
Stevens Things su'far that he procured his mar
rae license but before the minister wa- called in he
changed his mind ana the Incense, and married Ellen
Hopkins lie made defence tho suit The Jury cut
h claim down tu
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Gftnrsinns.


A GRAND Alt.H INtU NStON -, .,,r
n. UP TUF BEAUTIFUL HUDSON 70 IONA ISLAND.
COMMENCING sCNDAY. JrNE I. 1919 -.
The new Mammoth Palace saloon steamer NUHPA,
which has been horoutlly rebuilt aud u shlerby iur.
nished, making her the most mn4mnccnt Excursion
Steamer in New York waters Will make daily excur lions
from New York and Brooklyn leaving Broome st = r.,
q.15 VI Jewels Wharf Brooklvu. 80 A. VI. Pier ],
n r. g.i5 A. W.. West iuh s.. y. r., ~ "a VI. West
22d St. n r. lO2OA NJ West roth St. y r." l035 A. VI.
Returning leaves the Island at giving our patrons
three hours Iona Island. ana gfHu WV OF the most
magnificent scenery of the American Rhine.
FARE FOR THE Excl RSlON. ONLY - CENTS. 1900
The muse will be under the ton Of Prot Geo Hill
Of the Ninth Regiment Liberal terms given TO Socteues,
Churches, schools. Clubs &C. by q piNiug t0.....
HAWN i;ST PENNAL,
81 broadway, " Y.
FISHING BANKS.-On TUESDAY May "a.
~ and FRIDAY. w. snluun steamer SETH LOW leaving
Harrison It.. H., Z ~; 9Th It., r. I;p' Battery
wall ncN IN staten Island Ferry s. u Gents tickets,
Toe. ladies'. soc. y. B.-Rcgulhr trirs ~ June $500
AI.-UEADoUA for water excursions
n To charter, superior steamers best bnrvcs, and
following grounds Starns Glen lJand. Oh Long Island
Sound has equal Hudson Gruve Sttrins Alpine. on.
positc Yonkcrs Ndcruy rark and Iona Island 10 Sc
cure choice Of DAYS apply At once nice of STANINS EN-
CURSiONS Pier X y a.. tout of cortanit st. New YORK
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The firemen were at work yesterday over the
ruins OF the furman street brooklyn, IRE and con.
nnuous streams OF water poured on the
al ~ WAhons stores The hre Insurance patrol remove
quickly spossibe ~ goods that can be safely reached
o I9ss BY die nIs At Natsons stores Is estimated 81
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This wcek the Cincinpatis play Mt Troy the
Chicagos Mt Boston N" Iiulnos Mt Providence.
and tho Syracus" stars ut Cleveland.
In the raco FOR the National Association pen
nant the Washington Nationals have as much
OF n lead rs tho Chicngos have in the League
pcnnant rncr. tho Springilells being SECOND and
the MHnchrttrrs n close third The record to
May %, inclusive. shows the contcsting teams
ocnmnYInE tho following rclniI va nnaIiinns.
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Tho Nationals do not como eastward until
June In the meantime the Springhelds and
Albanys meet al Albany. when close and excit-
ing contests may be- expected.
In the College arena the Brown University
and Harvard third IN the championship race.
The record to dnto is ~ follows.
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Shipping.


NATIONAL LINE.-FROM NEW PIER 30 n r.
4N--foR LpNDON Victoria DocksI----
'liu.iAud JuuD . J.. VI. Canada Jrnc II 3 f. W.
FOR LlVERlooL AND NsrowN--
Erin MAY ~. T. Tic Queen june - + W.
Cabin - 10 s' currency slccrase. S-6 Drafts rom
g upward issued At very low rates Iompany's Offices
No> 60 nni 70 Broadway. " J. NURSE Manager.
DACiFIC MAIL SrEAMSUIP COMPANY.
l SPECIAL NOTICE. -EMlGRANrS forwarded to SAN
FRANCISCO. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ARlLONA
NEW ZEALAND ami A srRALiA For passage AMI IN.
formation 90 REGARD 90 routes apply 10 the Passenger De-
parHeut ~ broadway.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTW
IL us every ten lHNs alternately from Philadcluhia
ana New Aork, landing passengers within hours
Tle ~ the Important points of interest an the Continent
IRELAND sails THURSDAY. june o. 40 4. VI
For rates nf lHsie" ami other information apply
PETER WRIGHT SONS Gcncral Agents,
5O1Nuluut -. fhlnirph - Broadway. New ork.
joins MCDONALD. Agent. Battery place.
OTrEKDAM LINE steamers leave Conn
~ phiN pier AL Wutus Puvunia Forty, Jersey city.
MAS ... MAY - 4 GALLANT. ..... June 7
fuNCH. EpNES L. vs. NORRIS.
% IS WIN Il. Freight ACTS so Bway. zen Pass Agent
GTATE LINE-ro glasgow. Liverpool Belfast and
- Iond9nlrrr rom ilcr = r. tool Canal Il, Thurs
EUROPE STerase. $50. AVslN BALDWIN \ Co,
Broadway ami pier foot OF Canal ST.
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The season has been marked by several ex-
traordinary contests. extending from ten TO
fourteen innings. Among the most noteworthy
OF these are the following:
May ia-starv Amercus NJ Cincinnati. - inn'gs. 2-i
May i4-Polvicchuc " Atlantic. at BROOKLYN, -
tnnues ..... ...... ... ... .......... 81
May 2n-NnOual " Albany. at Na-huctun ~ iuugs Al
NAV i7-Mnnchestrr " Albany. at Albany IIungs -
MAY luStar Inns. at Lima y Y. Is g-.... 5-5
MAY ia vs. sharp Ht Amherst. 10 iuusS.. a5
May i2-Nul,ton vs. clipper at Wiiliston. Mass. ~
innings. ...... .... ........... Is
May 2i-Springhcd ~ ruca. At IfcA, "a innings -
May 22-Ceveland Troy. ~ Cleveland ~ nngs los
II will be seen that only one Of these games
was played 10y league clubs.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN rHRoCGu TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEfOrS Is PHILADELPHIA
Two IN NEM WINK
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Busiutss G0lntes.

Susintss dDlntss.
SPLFN DID boarding house for sale In 4 first.
- class locality. with twenty huaglcrs Reason for
selling, the prupUefrcrs wishes 10 Join her husband.
whose business prevents h, residence this city Al.
dress l., box 100, sun uhcr.
RAKEKN u'cr-il. for sale CHEAP. also hors, and
ID wagon CAN Tor days. 1872 West -ith 81 basement
CANDY and variety store lor sale. Iai West 35lh
y IT,. near BloadWaY.
EOK SALE-Hakcrv. doing 40 barrel, per wc,k and
good cake iralr with every convenience ana cheap
rent; splendid opportunity for man going INTO h.,
ness Address CHAM H. box las sun olrc. $50 aArui,
Soaro aO Aooms.
FURNISHED front rooms for house keeping for
married couple; rent from ~ to - per week Var.
lex II.
EuRNISHED rooms to let II Bleecker st, near
Il BowcY
GENTLEMEN can have excellent board Mt - pcr
~ wees ladies sA also, man and wiie $50 Monroe t.
coon board with nicely furnished rooms. terms only
~ ~ 10 - 1l weekly home comforts a53 West Saith Il.
| AIDES and gentlemen accommodated with uucN.
- crpNnnuhle huhrd airy apartments gas bath, piano,
home comforts, moderately u East il ST.
NEW furnished rooms sl25 and r. weekly, at 3l6
~ Broomc a., near Bowcrv.
90 SPRING sT.-Front parlor. new furniture
--t and neatly furnished for hous, keeping, s4.5p
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D EoPENINo OF THE
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BOSTON

on MONDAY. MAY 10. AND DAILY THEREAFTER.
EXCEPTING SUNDAYS, STEAMERS CITY OF BOSTON
AND cry OF NEW YORK WILL LEAVE PIER 10,
NORTH RIVER. Arats 4.
FARE tROM NIW YORK TO BOSTON 81.
GOOD So PIER ON THE BOATS FOR ~ CENTS.
steamer. Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier nj 5
O'Clock T. VI daily. INCLUDING SUNDAYS, Tor BOSTON,
Mnlll.EsILM rlEIl.ANLL A.
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stlusltaI snstrumtnls.
A >NoUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
- our 50" Wr-ht manos reduced 70 sl@l. payable
. p"r mouth s'on square pianos reduced To f25u way.
TliA %, pas able -
BILLINGS \ co. - East IAN St. New York
A FEW secondhand Weber pianos at very great bar.
u suns some of tutm used but very short time By
uuf best Musicians ANA really almost as gooi
M.r WnuWrd an every respect Please call at the
WEhtE Warehouse 9th ay. ans 18TH st
4 GOOD a,,ortnentof pianos from so s75 500 $3.50
"A monthly iustTluuruts - 10 SO, opcn evenings
hRAkAI Err, ~ Union square, l7th st.
IAGNIFICENT 7.octayo pianoiorte $50. stein
'i Way ana 'Mckcung, ut.r us,d, rare bargains
"pkpoNS M Clinton place.
NEW PINNOS orcnt - per month and inward
~ n'almrni' Killings 60 81 East AN It
GOHHEK - co, manufacturers lIn East ian Il .
- oYri tnt tN'turnl uptitni ANA sGuarc innos At re-
very low amt Oh rent rent applied q purchased
SIOO -oNEKSTHUNG PIANOi - upright
- 80 sl'', ,qyalc. so organ, 40 New pianos
GoRpoN& sos. ~ East l4th st
&IOO -BEAUTIFVL s.yeu.oct. carved legs
~ lOOs nNcr-fruur. round corners rosewood piauo
RIDDLES. l3 WUvcrcy place, near Broadway.
Zeal Gstals
and lots Laurel HI, accessible by street cars ~ $50
and 81 Hrl
a Young, Engineer &c 20 Exchange place.
HOMES FOR ALL.-Importaut sale quarter acre
tickets amt particulars ~ h. Il L. office 26 Broadway
ONLY 800 CASH. and $3.50 m three wears. for A
~ pretty tWostorN cottage. only SIX miles bv stpnm
Choice lots utm S2lu TO $500 ou high healthy lnns IN
Al lilfrHCoCk's RIAL ESTATE AGESccYY." 50 PIX
row, opposite Post ONCE.
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UnIr-rni.inR storir. Told by Honest Farmers
climbing Trees for Robins Egus-The Noe
turnnI Bird that the Black snake Fears.
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d1lantfo-

LNPERIENCED operators on W &w machine on
II ladies' underwear. outdoor hands must bring sample
s. BRILL A co. ~ and 30 Greene st.
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CO Ok EGG, nut and furnace. discounts on i've
po.~ tons and upward. oth st.. corner 81 ay.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03
TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION ::

ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTr CENTS a year, in
o6ruurc. The wear can be begun at any time,
ns tfftv-two numbers of the paper make 4 year =
subscription.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03

What lady or gentleman does not
like to be we'll dressed, and which OF
them would not enjoy getting hand
some clothes at The smallest possible
prices? Now ii you want the best and
most fashionable spring fabrics and of
the newest tints go to Bloch's. II You
want ready made clothing that is a
delight and temptation to look al, 90 to
Dlocll's. II you want hats and bOnncts,
and shoes, and every little luxury of n
complete toilette, go to Bloch's. Take
your wives and your daughters and your
sisters and your a,nts and your uncles
and your cousins and let them see how
much a little money will buy at Dloch's,
where you will see an immense stock of
goods Just received.
You need not call at the door or knock.
For nobody hears the bell rr the clock,
Whilst they're gazing entr;pnced at the beautiful
stock.
One set his face like a ilinting rock.
" "NOtllnG,' he cried - shall my purse unlock.
He lOOked-tnd behold before twelve o'clock
lie had bought such things from the wonderful
stock,
That his wife and his sister and his uncle and
his aunt and his cousins and the little babe
in frock.
Cried, no VIC never. never. never, never saw
such bargnins as you got to day at Bloch's y
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice :,

T am ready to take the assessment of all tax
able property within the corporation of the
town OF Opelousas, at my office, Police Jury
room. until the 10th of May, after which time
the roll will he exhibited for correction during
twenty days ending the 3Oth of May, 1879.
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to 3 p. N.
p. P. LEFEBVRE,
April 2G-3t Assessor Town of OpelO.,sas.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03

warrants of the state of I.ousiada shall lie
and they are hereby made receivable in pay
mcnt of a back taxes, due by all delinquent tax
payers who may offer to pay their back and
current taxes III accordance with the provisions
of the first section of this act.
SEC. 5 Be il tHtiier rnacird, etc., That this
act shall take effect from and after lis passage.
and that all laws and parts OF laws contrary to
or III conflict with the provisions OF this act be
and the same are hereby repealed.
We reproduce the above article from
our cotemporary the Lake Charles
Echo Of April 2Gth, and commend it to
the serious consideration of the con-
ytntion now in session iii New Orleans.
1t meets our entire appreciation, and we
see no reason why such a provision
could not be incorporated 10y schedule
or ordinance into our new constitution.
During the long years OF agony, through
which Louisiana has passed, our people
have been advised, time and again, as
means of destroying the nsurpcd gov
ernments, which ruled and lordcu over
them, to refuse to pay their taxes. This
many of our citizens did, and year after
year were returned as dclinqucnts, or
had their property sold and purchased
10y the State. Others through the mis-
fortunes which overwhelmed them We're
unable even to save their homes, to pay
the rulnous taxes imposed and others
to-day find them all either owned by
tic State or incumbercd with liens
and mortgages, which they are unable
to pay in one payment. Hence as our
contemporary says they have not the
slightest interest to pay the current
taxes. Better times are soon to dawn
on the people OF Louisiana. Railroads
in process of completion, will soon en-
hance the value of their lands, and if
now offered the induccmcnt by the State
of paying the delinquent taxes in three
annual installments, in our opinion all
the current taxes of 1870 would soon be
paid and a very large amount of the
immense delinquent tax now outstand-
ing would be in the treasury by the end
of the year. The convention can change
the date of the 1st payment, from July
1st to December 1st, and thus afford
relief alike to the tax payer and treasury
at once, and relieve the State of the
floating Indebtedness, represented by
more than million dollars worth of
State warrants.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03

We call the special attention of all
parties interested, to the notice of E. d.
Estllette, in regard to public lands.
Many persons in this and other parishes
OF the State, have built ON public lands,
which are to be sold in New Orleans,
fhls m9enth. 9 by proelamation of the
PRESIDENT of the United States; and
unless they purchase themselves, some
one else may do it and leave them With
out home. We know Of no one who is
better posted on the subject than Mr..
Estilette, and he should be consulted
without delay,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03

LOOKING ON THE BRIGHT SIDE.-A
kind thoughtful father burst into tears
the other day when he reflected that in
less than twenty one years his new new
eruit or find 1900 francs exemption
"CIeer up" said friend, encourag-
ingly :" perhaps thelaw may be changed
before the kid comes of age"
"That's so," said the father, drying
his tears, "or perhaps he may be a
widows son by that TING and SO be
exempt anyhow. 1t is always best to
look OH the bright side Of things.o
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03

A telegraph operator sent message
from Boston to Springfield for ACCOM-
mOdations for twenty "prisoners in
stead of "persons," and the consequence
was that a travelling dramatic company
was received at the railroad by party
of deputy sheritfS.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03

The Richmond (Va.) State says: "The
time is rapidly coming, if it las not
come already, when a great majority
even of our Southern families will have
tolearn the hard lesson Of doing their
own housework," =
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03
" In Providence we trust''-cycryisOfly else cash

OpELOUsAs. SATURDAY, MAY ,, 1879.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03
ID ID !:

IIAAS-.it lngviller, Alstcc. in the German
empire, on the I'D OF March, 1879, SAMUEL S.
HAAS, aged 81 years.
The deceased was the father of Capt. Sam
Haas of this parish and Capt. a. NJ. Haas, now
of New Orleans, but formerly of our parish.
Though unknown to Us and residing iii Il
foreign land we can but regret sincerely to hear
of the death of q man who has given our State
two such citizens as Sam. and Aieck Haas.
They left home in their early hoyhoOd came to
our parish and identified themselves with us
as thoroughly as il " native and to the manor
born" in all the eventful vicissitu1es of fortune
through which our country has passed in the
last 20 years. Last summer Capt. 4. NJ. Haas
visited Europe ana spent some time with his
father. Capt Sam. Haas had made all his
preparations to visit him this summer and was
just on the eve of departing when he received
the sad Intelligence Of his death.
? Alexandria Democrat please copy.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03

A special term of the Parish Court
will begin on the first Monday of June,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03
a4ist E.c:teE's

i4ist E.c:saFs
Remaining in the Post Office at Opelnusas, La
April 2sth, 1879, and if not taken out before
May 18th, 1879. will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington d. G..
Bill Maria mrs Hillmas Jos
Brown Rosa iniss Jcmclles Victoria mrs
Brown JOsephus Lee ROSeana mrs
Coco B MCCARTHY Luna
Carnc Edmance Nav Susan mrs
Cooke L D Miles Edmond
Durio Erastc NeZat Alexanla
Dickson Ned Onens Rve +
Donate GuStave Richards DOr0lese mrs
Draptf Addie miss Siinnr falsin
FraIlsiOr Alfred Wilson Henderson (cOI
Guidot Charles Wilson Williams
Gardiner Matte mrs Whitlock CeliHa mrs
Ware Jennett mrs
CHAS. NJ. THOMPSON, p. NJ
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-03
LIST OF PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
d Approximation of $500
each for the nine remaining
units OF the same ten OF the
number drawing the $4,000
Prize, are 2. .sON
Approximation of $500
each for the nine remaining
units Of the same ten of the
number drawing the $4,000
Prize, are .-...: ..:.--........:... i,soo
D Approximation OF SHOO
each for the nine remaining
units of the same ten of the
number drawing the $1,000
Prize. are ....................... 600
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-03-14

a Reservation at Nc Oermit.


1t is believed that reservation will
be established in Quin River Valley
near McDermit, for the Indians now
gathered in the valley and receiving "a
lions from the government. There are
some three hundred aud fifty Indians
now at the post. and # course many
more scattered through the couotry
and 10 towns along the railroad, all Of
whom recognize old Winnemucca as
their chief, and it is in compliance with
his wishes that tho reservation is to be
established. Gen. Mcdowell, com
manding the Military Division Of the
Pacific, is said to be 10 favor oft res.
ervatiou. as old Winnemucca. Lee Wiz.
nemncca, Nachex and other chiefs who
remained friendly with the whites dur.
ing the Bannock outhr ak last Sum.
mer have expressed desire not to be re.
moved to distant country aud the GOV.
ernmeut cannot do less under the circum
stances. than to comply with their wish
es IN this respect. All the Indians from
Malheur. who joined the hostiles las,
Summer. with the exception Of small
baud that escaped from their guards At
Camp Harvey last December. have bee q
taken to Yakima. Washington Territory
and Winnemucca's band, which proved
faithful to the whites, declare they will
20 to the mountains and fight If they
are to be removed aud treated like the
bad Indians at Malheur.-- &lrer State.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-03-14

4
gold aud silver quartz lodes, and the
manner Of their location, approved Jan
IL, 1866.
An act defining the duty aud power
Of the county school superintendent o,
Owyhee county.
An act to empower the board oil
county commissioners of Owyhee coun
ty TO audit the accounts Of A. Haa,
and Geo. Drew, late probate Judge and
cx-oficio probate clerk Of said county.
An act for the relief of the North
western Stage Company.
An &C. to amend an act entitled San
act defining the rights of husband and
wife," approved Jan. 6. 1875.
An act to dissolve the bonds of mat.
rimony between b. Thomas and Sarah
+. Thomas.
An act to amend an act entitled, "Au
act 10 regulate the catching If fish j.
the counties Of Ooeida and Bear lake. u
An act granting leave of absence to
s. b. Dillcy, probate judge Of Alturas
county.
An act dissolving the bonds of mat.
rimony between Il. Payne and Ida E
Payne.
An act to amend an act entitled "An
act defining the Jurisdiction and prac
tice Of the probate courts Of the Ter.
ritory in civil and criminal cases." ap.
proved Jan. IS, 1877.
An act to establish public school
system. and to provide for the maiute
nance and supervision Of public schools
An act amendatory Of and supple
mental to an act entitled IAN act rela.
tive to elections"
An act defining the duties aud fixing
the fees and compensation Of the county
officers OF Washington county.
An act to change the time Of the
m 'eting Of the Legislative Assembly.
An act to amend the revenue law Of
idaho Territory.
Concurrent and joint resolutions were
passed as follows: For joint committee
to investigate the affairs Of comptroller
and treasurer; concerning the late Jesse
MaCaleb; appropriating three hrndred
dollars to Louis Scholl and W. H. Red
way for work dons for the Territory BY
order Of Secretary Il. j. Curtis; to ap.
prnpriate one hundred and fifty fou,
dollars to pay j. H. Wickersham fol
service 10 examining books Of terrific
rial comptroller and treasurer; ratify.
ing the action Of the Governor in civ
ing bonds for the return Of U. s. arms
furnished the Territory for defence
against Indians.
The following memorials we're passed
For military post in Alturas county
for free silver coinage and purchase Of
bullion at Boise City; for payment q
volunteers in Indian wars Of 1877 and
1873; for increase Of mail service il
Alturas and Lemhi counties; for mai
service between Boise City and Squav
Crock.