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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-29
New Advertisements.
7 1ST OF APPLICANTS FOR TAVERi
- LICENSE, at April Term, 1879

=. MelpeII' mhhoh Chuhk bor', h' N"ru
Samuel T Beher, -
Paul SchweibinZ, "
Mary Mckinley,
John X. Smith,
Bernard McGee,
William Gehring, 2d Ward !
James McElrOy, "
Christina Roth,
Plus Sehwebinz, East Mnuch Chunk BorO.
&, J. Chaser, d"
John Barkins.
J. W. Raudenbush, Lehighton Borough
Amos W. Marsh, Weissport Borough
John Hines, Weathery Borough
George Evans, LGnslord Borough
Michael O'DOnnell 3" "
George HClvey, 4" "
Francis McCanna, u "
Frank Mcoann, Mauch Chunk Township.
James Sweeney, "
Dauiel Houser Mahoning Township
stephen Ferstermacher, MahOning Township
Jessie Hussan, Banks Township.
James X. Purcell, Banks township.
Edward Raber, Franklin Township
John II. Weiss, TOwameusng Township
James Cole, Packer Township
Paul Eckert, kidder Township
Harrison Wickel Lower Towamensing Twp.
Herman Fellman, Lower rOwamensinp Twp.
Fred Horlacher, Lower TOwamensing Twp.
Penrow George, East Penn Town. hip
LIST OF APPLICANTS FOR RES TAU
RANT LICENSE.
Leopold Relss, Mauch Chunk Bor., LIST Ward
| Daniel CherdrOn, " "
| Michael McGudy,
| VIM. thompson, I'd Ward
| Charles BOXmeyer, Weatherly Borough
Michael Oats, East Mauch Chunk Borough
| Levi :. Miller,
| Theodore Gers er, "
! VIM. n. Miller,
| Edward X. shoemaker Lansford Borough
Mrs Nancy Manalus, Lanslord Borough
] Oscar Amer, Weissport Borough.
Herman Fellman, Lower TowamensiDg Twp.
| james Cannon. Lehigh Township
John II. Kroner, Franklin Township.
LIST OF APPLICANTS FOR LIQUOR
STORE LICENSE.
James McCloskey, Banks Township
Richard Daugherty, -
| J. J. Gallagher,
John syTssnSy, M9uch Chunk Township
owen Gallagher, East Mauch Chunk Boro.
THOS. KENERER, Clerk.
| Mauch Chunk, March q, lS79-w4
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
.-ALSO,-
-ALoU,-
All that certain

All that certain
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND,
situate on the south side OF South street. in
the Village Of Upper Mauch Chunk. in the
Borough of Mauch Chunk, Carbon county,
Pennsylvania, numbered in the plan or plot
thereof Scventy-iour t74) containing in front
or breadth on said South street fifty feet. and
extending thence southwark Of that width
on the eastwardly line thereof, and one hun
dred and forty feet on the west line thereof. to
lands of the Lehigh Coal & Navigation Com
rany bounded north by South street, east by
lot No. Scvehty-thrce, south by lands of the
said l.chigh Coal Navigation Company, and
west by lot No. Seventy-hve.
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ALSO


A certain Lot or Piece of GROUND, situate
on the nOrthwardly side of South street, in
the Village of Upper Mauch. Chunk, in the
Borough OF Mauch Chunk, Carbon County
Pennsylvania, being the southern noiety or
half part of Lot Numbered on the Plan or Plot
thereof One Hundred and Firy, contain lg in
Fl ont or breadth on the said street Fifty Feet,
and extending thence nortbwaid d ofthat width
between parallel lines at right aut les with
the said South street in lenv tn or depth Elgh.
ty-fve Feet to the nnrthwardly portion or halt
part Oi the said Lot Number One Hundred and
ilty bounded sOuthwardly by the said South
street, eastwardly by Lot Number One Hun
dred and Forty-eight, nOrthwardly by the
northern portion or half part Ofthe said Lot
Number One Hundred and Fifty, and west by
Cedar street.
The improvements thereon are Two Story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
twenty eight feet by thirty two feet; Kitchen
attached. eight ieet by twenty-five leet, and
Uutbuildinss.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty Oi John Speckner.
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All that certain
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND,

LUZ Oh IlIO 2 OF UNUUNUi
situate on Rail Road street, in the village of
summit Iill, bounded and described as fol-
lows beginning at the northwest corner of
Market and Rail Road street in said village,
thence extending along said Rail Road street
south sixty and one quarter, west siXty.eight
feet more or less to ground OFFS. +. Minnich
thence along the same nOrthwardly aud par.
al lei to said Market street one hundred and
Urty-twO feet to II twenty feet wide n Hey
thence along said alley easUwarGly sixty-siX
,eet more or less to said Market street; thence
along Market street sOuthwardly one hundred
and twenty-five feet to the place OI beginning.
The improvements thereon arca
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALES
OF Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue Of sundry writs OF FIERI FACIAs,
LEV. IA and VEN Ex. issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Carbon County,
and to me directed, there will be exposed 1T
Public Sale, at the COURT HOUSE, in the
Borough Of Mauch Chunk, on
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The Ladies Of Lehighton, WeisspOrt, Mauch
thuuk and vicinity are respectfully informed
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New Advertisements.
| UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned Auditor, appointed blythe
Court of Common Pleas of Carbon County, to
settle and adjust the account of Tilghman
Arner, assignee of H. IA. Long. will attend to
the duties ofhis appointment OnTH URSDAYa
MAY 4th 1879, ut TEN o'clock A. NJ, at his
Once, Oak Hall, in Mauch Chunk, when and
where all parties interested may appear.
PETER ]. MEEH AN, Au itor.
Mauch Chunk. Mnrch 20. ls19.MI
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ALSO
All that certain
LOT uR PIECE OF GROUND,
The Improvements thereon are TwO-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

The undersigned respectfully notifies the
public that, at a late private sale the Band
lnstrumen and Equipments belonging % the
Young America i'OFnet itand, Of Weissport
Pa. were purchased by him, and that he will
not allow any Interference with his property.
OSCAR ARNER, Weissport.
March q. lsIa We
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THREE STORY BRICK HOTEL,

THREE STORY BRICK HOTEL,
thirty-elrht front by thirty-three feet depth,
with three Story Brick Addition twenty two
by torty-One feet; Frame Kitchen attached
shop with shed ruOi fourteen 10y thirty feet,
Frame Stable thirty-iiye by seventy three feet
and Uu, buildings.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop.
erty Of Nathan klOtZ.
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vi FIIINi 7 NITITWs
AS- have the honor to refer to Co. Supt.,
X. r. hosFORD, at Lehighton, who gives The
undertaking his hearty approval. mar.32
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at ELEVEN o'clock in the Forenoon, the fol-
loving Properties, to wit:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12
CITY ECHOES.

For the larceny Of $40 Patty Johnson was
lodged in the Third Station.
John Henderson was locked up, charged
with the larceny OF wagon whip.
Officer Frederick slot and killed vicious
dog that had bitten a boy named Golding.
Thursday night Alfred Heck's residence, on
Tchoupitoulas street, near Sorapuru, was
damaged by fire to the amount OF $50.
Geo. Dunn for breaking and entering a
dwelling was locked UP in the Second Station
house.
Thomas Lewis was lodged In the Third Sta
ton, charged with being dangerous and
suspicious character.
John Robinson was locked up In the Subur-
ban Station, charged by Bailey Shaw with
malicious mischief.
Officer l.. w Pelissier, on hearing that An
nette Lang had lodged a complaint Of assault
and battery against him. surrendered to the
authorities.
Geo. Cognovich, who was implicated In the
late bar-rOom fight, surrendered to Sergeant
wounding with dangerous weapon.
Mrs Meyers lodging house, No. 222 Gus
tomhouse street, was entered by a sneak thief
who stole a carpet-sack containing some
clothes and $3 so in currency.
Duncan Mcneil fell overheard Thursday
night from the steamer Henry Tete, but was
rescued from drowning by Mr.. Landry, the
clerk Of the boat.
John Bosdore, charged with publishing
and issuing paper known as the New Or
leans Gazette, was arrested by Capt. Manning
and lodged in the Third Station.
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THE LOAN EXPOSITION.

AS has been previously announced, the
aadies Of the Lee Monumental Association
have decided not to give an entertainment
this year for the benefit Of the Lee monument
tai fund. However, as preparation had been
made for the grand loan exposition, 1t will
take place on the twenty-tirst and twenty
second instant, at st. Patrick's Hall. The
cause for which the entertainment is
given is as sacred and perhaps more prac-
ticably charitable, the proceeds to be devoted
TO the relief of the Home OF the Aged and In
firm.
Each evening splendid tableau will be
presented, to be followed by the much antici-
pated fan drill, which will be executed by a
lovely troop o. young ladies. The loan exhi-
pition has already received a large number Of
Mrlistlc contributions, among which the pub
nc must not forget that the great painting 81
exhibited.
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sons on the platform were DIR. Crosby D.
Cooper, Thurlow Weed, DIR. Frothinohs,.vs ~
M. Bates, Henry W. Baldwin and Wait if.e VII 4
man, the poet. After several new " sn an,s'
which had been specially prepared bv KY
society had been sung, the chairman oy.o. -
the meeting with an address In which 49, "a =
planned the objects of the society. IN h. n.
course OF his remarks he said they intandi
to fight the same enemy that the most -
treme total abstinence advocates are eonf1S ri
ing against. They also intended to taFs III
enemy in the flank and capture him. '-s =
He was followed by the secretary Of ~
address, in which he explained tie i sss
to administer three pledges, as follows I'm
a pledge of total abstinence; second. 4 nlassss
in moderation not to drink intoxicating ~.
RACES during business hours; third, d Mr. M
not to partake OF intoxicating beyerasss Y
the expense OF any other person whonsosvssf'
nor to invite another to partake durino I
specified time.
The meeting was also addressed by d,
Howard Crosby, Peter Cooper and Dr.. 4. 4
rockingham, all Of whom Endorsed the ob
jects OF the society.
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Closing Of the Exchanges and General
Suspension Of Observation-Disclosures
of the MldXets.

NEW YORK, April 11.-All business ex-
changes, many stores and one of the theatres
closed to-day. The Cotton Exchange closed
Joseph Tooker Is to be associated with
Edward Gilmore in the new arrangement OF
Niblos Garden. which will begin on the
tenth Of August. Tooker will act as business
manager.
Jarrett & Palmer's steamer Plymouth
Rock has been sold to Charles Schofield for
100000. She will run to Coney Island or
Long Branch again.
John Ennis arrived yesterday from Chicago
on his way to England, where he Is entered
for the Ashley belt contest In June. He
will stay here about week and will take his
wife and four children with him to Europe,
where he proposes to remain some months.
He has strong hopes of capturing the belt
and bringing 1t again to this country.
The midgets, Lou Mite and Lucia Zarate.
are to be married next week. Lucia is fifteen
and weighs q trifle less than five pounds. Her
face is bright but not prepossessing. Mite Ia
fourteen and weighs nine pounds. His face
is bright and intelligent. It seems the mar
riage Is one of convenience as well as sup
posed affection. The dwarfs belonging to
different families are liable to be separated at
any moment it is thought best therefore to
bind them by ties that cannot be broken by
show managers or disagreeing parents
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BREvITIEs.

Capt VIM. Kelley, OF the American ship
Zephyr, has donated 200 tons OF ballast to the
New Orleans Sanitary Auxiliary Committee.
At the request Of parties interested, 1t ls
stated that Angus Bowman won the recent
private walking match, making ffty-five
miles iii twelve hours.
In the bar under the st. Charles Hotel there
is on exposition neat model Of pleasure
boat by John Mahoney, the well known
builder OF Algiers.
The Pike Benevolent Association give their
third anniversary and complimentary fancy
dress soiree at Exposition Hall on Saturday
evening, the nineteenth instant
At meeting of the Excelsior Rowing Club
the following officers were elected: President,
Ed Morphy Jr.; vice president, Emile Cou-
sin; secretary, Gus Prider; treasurer, Geo.
Riley; captain, Ed. Stranton.
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New YORK, April 11.-Camilo Donnalum-
ma, who was distinguished In his native land
by the title Of baron, shot himself in the head
yesterday and died instantly. Born at Ma
pies in 1914, he arrived in this city with Adj
elina PATHS father. In the following year
he was In a managerial capacity with the Fry
Italian Opera Company. He failed. and
studied medicine and subsequently was un-
fortunate in mercantile speculations. In 1860
he returned to Naples in the hope of read
iusting the remnants of the broken
fortunes of his house. He succeeded but
indifferently and returned to his wife, two
sons and daughters. 1t appears that the
father Of the deceased in 1921 had loaned to
the then reigning Italian Bourbon govern
ment the sum OF $265,000, which computing
interest and compound interest would amount
to at the present time about $1,000. 900.
During Gen. Garibaldi's sojourn in this city.
he was frequent guest at the house OF Donna
Cumma., The latter's youngest son is an ae-
tor, and is known by the professional name 81
painter.
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The Newly Married Man.

? lOluciuAAtf 0hSoteo'i Z =
He came Up to the clerk with an alr at % -
timid, yet resolute, and grasped tns "
firmly and wrote, e. - and vic as =
though he would show all the world II W. III
common to him as .sixty days after dats.
to man in the preliminary stages OF y W. III
ruptcy, though 1t brought up blush "
reached 10 the ends OF his white neckte "
tingled his very finger tips. Gilbert nokgtih'
mild interrogatory-he had not notlce VI. Il
double register-but when the response ~
with firmness a Spartan must have na e Il !
Thermopyla, Give me the best room ea nr y 4
house," he bowed low and said complfS,i;ssssi
sively, "John, No. =" Then timld ". "
figure was brought in from the waiting w. r.
at the entrance, the elevatortdoor opener -
closed on them, and the very bell boys W 4
an unselfsh wish that they might never, ~ ~
an hour less happy than That In " WIZ
first registered g. - I and wife.
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.

The musical nonsense Of Oxygen" drew q
very good house at the Academy last even
ing, Notwithstanding that it was Good Friday
The double bill flor the entertainment included
the most popular musical numbers from "H
M. s.. Pinafore') was well rendered throughout
To-day III. M. s. Pinafore" and 'Ronihson
Crusoe" will be presented at the matinee
With view to accommodating visitors to the
theatre who might wish to attend the races
the performances will close at 2 ID o'clock.
On Sunday Gus Williams, the popular Ger
man character delineator, will be added te
Colville's company, and will appear Ia the
"New Cinderella with a cast embracing
every member Of the company.
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A"DEFAyJI,rER.
Louis Levy swlndles His Employers ana
Comes to Grief.

Louis Levy swinales His Employers and
Comes to Grief.
Bobby Green who scores Al In the line OIL
defaulters, nipped $4,000 and skipped, and
Louis Levy tried the same game on smaller
scale while In the employ Of Keller Brothers,
and tried to skip, but didn't.
Louis, both In the way OF getting more
wealth and skipping, might have done better,
but they did not give him time. Louis was
what you might call one Of the bloods. He
belonged to all the clubs, both dramatic and
social, and cut quite dash among the ladies'.
He was friendly with everybody, except with
the treasurers OF the different clubs, and this
was attributed to the fact that he would take
tickets and failed to pay for same. The re
suit was that Louis Levy was generally I'M
tremendously kicked out Of the different Or
CARNATIONS.
Now Louis had been In the employ Of Keif-
fer Brothers for years, and he was the last
person they would suspect OF doing anything
wrong. But, nevertheless, he did do wrong,
and the firm Is now the loser to quite neat
little sum. They, however, did not wish to
say anything about 1t, as Louis father had
offered to square the matter up.
The chief has, however, taken the matter
In hand, and further developments are ex
pected to-day. Suffice It ito say that Louis
now languishes In durauce vile.
-e<S-
wnndarfnl dfanlnv5Hf Ara rvorka will ha the
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The Flag shrieker. s,,encea.

New YORK. April 1.-THE Heralds Wash
lnRton special says wet and depressing rain
prevented the intended joint parade there
yesterday Of the Norfolk military com
pany and their boss, the Washington Light
Infantry Corps. he Virginia company left
f for a. last evening. When the time came
ZOE us departure the Fortress band wheeled
out into line in the street, and the soldiers Of
the two companies came down in pairs from
the drill room. When the column formed the
crowd saw and cheered the Virginia and
unlted States colors floating side by side
oyer T the plumed and shakoed phalanx. The
virginia company borrowed battalion flag.
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CUsTOM-HOUsE NOTES.

The fifteenth is the date now fixed by "the
knowings" for that grand sweepo employees
which has been predicted ever since the new
Collector took possession of his office.
relieved from duty with Gen. Webster, under
whom he did considerable good work, and
has been placed in charge Of the district
revenue agents, which includes the fourteenth
fifteenth, twenty-first, twenty-fourth, twenty
sixth. twenty-eighth and thirtieth collecting
districts Of New York.
All offices were closed at II o'clock yester
day In observance Of the day.
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A Prosra m me for the Democrats.

First, as the Senate has to consent to all the
executive appointments, it ought to leave all
Mr.. Hayes nominations uncontirmed until it
Can be seen what attitude the present Execu-
each other. It Is not improbable that some
OF the functionaiies kept in this State Of Off
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EASTER AT the JEsUIrs' CHURCH.

Very solemn services wi take place at this
church at the 10 o'clock mass. The magnifi-
cent bronze altar. one Of the finest pieces OF
Moresque architecture. quite In keeping
with the building itself, will change Its mourn
full decorations Of Passion tide, and be decked
with bright flowers, while the musical part Of
the service, under Prof. Colgnon will be
fully up to former occasions. Rossini's grand
mass will be given by the choir, aided by
many amateurs. At the .Hrtcry Hummefs
"Ama Virgo" am be FIRE the sermon
Dietsch's "Veni Sahcte. Solos by Mines.
Comes, soprano, and DUNG contralto; Salo..
Krebs, bassOs Az
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That well known gentleman and nonular
turtle, r. W. Simmons. Eco, president Of the
Louisiana Jockey Club. has made arrange.
m ants to have the avenues on both sides 81
Canal street well sprinkled during race week,
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Act No. Al.

Chief Boylan yesterday consulted Attorney
General Ogden regarding Act No a. and was
informed that only vendors, dealers or agents
Of lotteries could be prosecuted. The pur-
chasers could not be fnterfered with. This
alludes to companies which have not enjoined
either the State or city authorities.
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Next Sunday the Sons Of louisiana will pre-
sent to the visitors at the Fair Grounds one
Of the most attractive pro grammes ever wit
messed. Every body On NE tiptoe Of excitement.
anticipating the great pleasure to be derived
therefrom.
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SUPREME COURT.

rule nisi, returEable to-Gcy at II o'clock,
has been granted in the case VI the State, on
the relation of John p Becker, vs. the Judge
Of the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, directing responding to show cause
why relator should not be allowed suspen-
sive appeal, as prayed for.
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Killing u Hog.

Thursday night two negroes named Brown
and Hamway, residing on Frenchmen, near
Johnson street, drove hog into their yard
and were about to butcher It, when they were
discovered by Mr.. John Mason, who blew a
whistle, and the negroes skipped.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12

There are ten girls In Pennsylvania fam.
lily whose christian" names are these
Emma Angelina Adlet, Lovinia Serena Cor
neia, Alice Ellen Amanda, Torvllla Susanna
Gorilla, Francina Telara Cenciliia, Perlinia
Sibylla Agnes, Chrstiana Ettibulia Eliza
Annie Olivia Virginia, Ida Cora Jorine, and
Mary Anna Alicia.
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from Rampant street to Broad and thence
to the Fair Grounds.
For the first days sport the entrance to the
fields will be free, a fact that will doubtless
crowd the field, as 1t ought to. That every
body will be there Is an assured fact, and that
they will enjoy themselves hugely we know.
Of for the track land, too, early.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12

Because physician insisted upon payment
for attendance upon the sick daughter of
Bethlehem, Penn, farmer the latter com
besides good farm.
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ooeratiOn In the Use of Intoxicating
MISUNDERSTANDING Of the Business
Mems SOcietv

=, NEW York, April 1.-The first public meet
ing u the Business Mems Society for the en-
couragement OF moderation in the Use Of in
toxicating liquors was held tonight at Chick
erlng Hall, +. b. Thurber in the chair. The
large hall was filled to the doors, many ladies
being present. Among the prominent per-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12

The Sons of Louisiana will give festival ii
which have been Introduced many new and at
tractive features next Sunday.
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Those who take an interest in sporting mat
ters ought to visit Che Crescent Hall this morn
ing, where pools WILDE sold on the comins
event, Of the spring Meeting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12

In every Italian school, public or priss:s
girls are taught to sew aid embroidel. ri
as soon as they can take their own d Ths ~
school to make there tnehselves. I a,ts;se,
embroidering and filing have to compe'ss
their places like any erIprofessor'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12

Tonight, at T4o'clock, pools will be sold ut the
Crescent Hall fer the spring meeting OF the
| Louisiana Jockey Club,
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Even ladies are interested ~ e hurdle race,
and their hackers. will doublless, be present at
the pool sales for tosday's r ses # the Crescent
Hall