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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings
OF TiiE--
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

ST. JAMES, April 9TH, 1870.
The School Board of the Parish
of St. James, met this day at the
Court House pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present: J. Gehtil, Pres
ident; Marceiin Tircmt, Leon Viii
lavaso, Alfred Miro. Joseph COIN,
Jr., Jules Jacob and J. l.. Gaudet.
Absent : T%elesphore Dusas and
Alfred Plaisance.
The minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved.
Communications from Edward j.
Forstal! and Louisa NJ. Stewart,
asking to be appointed as Teach
ers, were referred to the Committee
on Teachers.
Mr.. Mire, appointed on the Com.
mittec with regard to the sale OF
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sYNDIC ALE

Was brought at the 4th ward
Pound, of this parish: A Young
red COW, spotted with white, which,
if not claimed, and expenses paid,
shall be sold at Public Auction, at
Pound, on
April 26th, at Elcren
Oclecl,, A. NJ.
Terms: Cash in u. s. Currency.
EUGENE WEBRE,
Syhdic 4th Ward.
st. James, April 3rd, 1879.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

EGgt
Having received special instruc-
lions from the State Auditor for
the collection of Levee Taxes, / will
proceed at once to the collection of
said taxes, which are as follows:
Second District, including the left
bank Of the parish Il tax Of 8 mills
on the dollar on all taxable prop
Third District, including the rigth
bank OF the parish : a tax Of two
and a half mills on all taxable
property.
r. c. MIRE,
Tax Collector.
st. james Parish, April 81. 1870.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.

| hereby certify that on the Thir-
teenth day OF March 1879, .indg-
mcnt Was rendered in this Court,
in the following entitled snit, IN the
words and figures following. to-wit:
Elizabeth Charless, wife OF Louis
S. ~LeBourgeois, VS.. No. G43, her
husband.
Two judicial days having elapsed
since Judgment by default was dn-
~ entered up. against Louis S. Lee
bourgeois, Defendant in the above
Untitled and numbered cause, and
no appearance having been made,
nor answer filed, and the law and
the evidence being in favor OF Plain
tiff and against said Defendant.
Ii is therefore ordered, adjudged
and decreeu that said Judgment by
default be confirmed, and that
Plaintiff Elizabeth ChatleSS, wife
OF Louis s. Lebourgeois, do have
and recover judgement against her
said husband, separating her in
property from him, and diSsolving
thcrommuuity o%facQuets and gains,
heretofore existing between them:
and it is further ordered. that she
recover Judgment against her said
husband in the sum OF Forty seven
thousand. six hundred and ninety
one 4jllnO dollars, with recognition
of her legal mortgage OH his immo.
vablc property, said mortgage to
take rank and effect, from the 18th.
of june 1878, for the sum of
seventeen Thousand seven hun.
dred and forty dollars, and
from the Stil. of february 1870, for
the sum of twenty nine Thousand
nine hundred and fifty one 45l 100
dollars, and costs of suit.
Rendered in open Court, at the
Parish Of St. james, on the 18th.
of March 1879; read and singcd
IN open Court at sand Parish, on the
14th. of march 1870.
(signed) HENRY l.. DUFFEL,
Judge 4th. Jud. Dist
In faith whereof, l have hereuntO
set my hand and affixed the seal Of
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Saturday last, August Barney
and Frank Miles, citizens Of the LIST.
ward Of the Parish, had u quarrel.
Pistols were used.
Miles was wounded in the side.
Barney is in Jail.
But why do you carry cancelled
wcapons7
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AIBuAr Mrws?

BY dispatch from Rome April
9TH, we see that the Pope has issued
:, manifesto against Protestant
schools.
Leon NlII, now, is less liberal
than they thought before.
But the t,ssnitesto Of Leon MIL
will hurt nobody.
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important news in st. ia

Anu IIUVUI UduU HcWS III W. ON'
mes.
But the Police Jury Of the parish,
without the Hon. Amos Lang,
meets o.day, at 10 o'clock, ut the
Court House, to transact his Gus.
tomary business.
We say "witlont Amos Lang,'
because this gentleman is still in the
Jail of Donaldsonvi1le, rcdceming
in the secrecy Of prison the old sins
of his youth.
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our said Court. at the Clerks office,
Parisl, OF st. James, on the eigll.
teenth day Of march, in the year OF
our Lord One thousand eight hum
bred and seventy mine.
EMILE i. LAICHE,
CLERK 4th. Jud. Dis. Court, st. James.
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PUBLIC

II hereby given to my friends and the
public in general that | have ceased to l,a-
We any connection with the LOUISIANA
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY of New!Uflenns, having resigned
my position Of General County Agent Of
said Company since the 2etll. Of January
last, 1919.
All Policy Holders are hereby notified
that settlements for prefhiams r,,st be
made by them at the Office Of the COmpa
ny in the. City Ut Newt Orleans.
JUST COMES.
Do4mldsonvillc, La, February 9th. 1879
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Tho Frcnc,, republic, having
the old and venerable Grtvy for its
president, is ccure for ever.
And nobody will shake it from
the bosom of the Wopie.
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Tho little Louis, the o Of Ma.
polcon and Eu.cnia, is now fighting
the XuluS of Africa.
He has promised to Queen Veto
ria to scalp the king Cetewayo.
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POLICE JURY.
President, II. A. Harrison.
Secretary, Emile J. Laichc;
Members. Elphtgc Pochf. j. A.. Honr-
xcois, Desire Leblanc, Henry johnson.
ASlIOOL. lJOAED.
President, j. Gcntil:
Secretary. j. Lonis Gandct:
Members. .Jufrs Jacob, .Aarcclin Tircnit.
Tllrlcspilorc Dngas, Jos. C"hn. J." Villa
vase, Alfred pla.ssaet, Alfred Mirc.
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-Garibaldi, who is old and sick,
has gone to Rome.
The old patriot wants to die in
Rome, but in the Rome of liberty
and freedom.
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Parish Of st. james.

Parish OF st. james.
Representatives. .Lncien Como.
Parish Julgc-........S. e. Siskron.
Parish At,orncy...-..J y. P"ch".
Clerk of Court ....... Emile }. l.aichc,
ItttUrtltr. .lAptiN I'uSHS'
IItuktTtC IlShNN hNisSS
Tax Collector ........E G. Mire,
Sheriff Victor Miles,
Coroner ...Julcs Leblanc,
Parish Physician. 80.
Jules DOruicr.
Supervisor of Regis
official Journal. Lar LOrIslANAlS.
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1t seems that Bismark and Leon
Nil have agreed ut last.
But the old Wilhelm is not yet
disposed to follow tl,e religious rule
of the Roman Church.
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SATURDAY, APRIL IL. 1879.
Official Directory.
Fourth Judicial District.

Comprising the Parishes OF Ascension,
st. james, st. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Attorney. Is. Earllart.
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RENT OF SCIIoOL.-HOCsE.S:

Equa! to Appropriation. -S645 10
And there being no further bus
iness the Board now adjourned to
meet on the LIST saturday of May,
1879, ut 10 O'clock A. NJ.
j. GENTIL.
J, L. GAUDET, HTes't.
Sec'y.
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The Louisiana press is discus.
sinc various and important pro.
blems Oh legislation and financial
matters.
But the solution of the State
debt problem will he found in the
Reputation of the debt.
For how can you pay an amount
Of a3G0OOOOO
Then, knowing that yon cannot
pay, why don't you make u cross OF
oblivion on all the past!
Do YOU think that Louisiana
bonds, the bonds Of Reconstruction,
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AVIS PUBLIC

Est par les prfscntrs donnf \ mes amis
ct .u public en- general que j'ai cessh tnu-
PANY dc liz observation-disclosures. "yant re-
nonce i ma position l'agent general dc Ia
ditc c%"mpagnie pour les ca,npagnes dcpuis
IL % %iamvier 1879.
Lea deten,enrs lie politcs sont raf les
p%rtsentes notifies que les rfglcments pour
les primes doivcnt atre fats par ellN an
bureau de la %Conpagnic dams la willie dc la
Nouvelle-Orleans.
JUST COMES.
Donallsonville, Line, 6 fevrier 1879.
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CLERKS OFFICE, !
ST.. JAMES. La, March 2lst, 1879.

This c%crtifics that the following list Of
citizent, for services as Jurors, for the next
tenn of the Fourth Judicial Distrirt Court
of st. James. La. We're drawn by the Jury
Commission, on the sth of March, 1879:
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The czar of Russia, who is a
powerful emperor, is mncl, trighten.
ed by the abominable doctrines OF
the Nihilists.
lie can't sleep.
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SeyeAth Senatorial District.

comprising the Parishes OF Ascension
and st. james.
State senator Pierre Landry.
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NOTICE..
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
PARISH OF ST.. JAMES, Feb. 18th, 1879.

The merchants. traders and all men Of
professions subject to licenses, within the
Parish of st. James, are hereby notified
that their State and Parish licenses, to-
getl,er with their taxes for the year 1879.
are now due and unpaid. and if not paid
in Ten days form the notice hereof, | Will
p.occed.to seize and sell property to sat
isfy the same, and all costs, as reuuired by
law.
T. G. MlRr,
Tax Collector.
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Queen Victoria has gone to
Italy. -.
And some suppose that she will
make her abjuration at the feet OF
his Holiness Leon XIII.
But this is II mere supposition.
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~,
attorney and Councillor at Lac.
OFFICE:-At his residence, near the
Court House, arish of st: james, Con
vcnt.PO.
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President Hayes is in somcway
uneasy.
Will he sign tl.c army bill or
not!
Some say yes.
Some say 10.
Let us wait.
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Philip A. Tnrcand,
Pierre Grove, ST.,
Albert Caillouet,
Mitchell Harry,
Emile Wcbrc.
l'ret,y %iIumbcrt,
Ernest Gantlet,
Il. +. Cl,oppin.
John Hayden,
Alex ChccseF-.
l.. q. Co"rsanlt,
CHARLES Banks,
Daniel Henderson,,
Daniel Baptist.
TliclesInar Poche,
| Rnl'us Wins.
Philip Pierce,
Adam WehIe,
| Oscnr BnbiM.
Lohis l'utlcr.
ofter Periqn".
Benjamin Bell,
Victor Bishop.
| Franklin Smith,
Dlacklnan Green,
IN faith whereof
seal of otlic., Mare
Clerk. Fourth .Ju,
st. James.
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Madame Bonapartc, Patterson
by birth, tho first wife of Zero
me Bonapartc, has died i'll Balti.
more.
The marriage of the young Jerome
with Miss Patterson, rs every one
knows, had been broken by the IRON
hand OF Napoleon.
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]. KLEBER GAUDET, t.LOUI9 GAUDE1,
Attorney at Attorney at Law Il
Law. Notary Public.
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A. Hardy,
Robert Duncan,
James Davis.
Charles Chopin,
Norbert Richard.
George Randolph,
Alfred Gaudin,
Maurice Refine,
Joseph Damare,
Louis Butler,
John Robertson.
Henry Duplantier,
J"srph Landry,
Andrew Brown,
Lewis Green,
William Rome.
Trasimon Babin,
William Payne,
Harry Prirn
Edward Scannnll,
Nelson Hotts.
SEVERN Vincent,
Alfred Thrriot,
Pierre Grove, Jr.,
Omcr Richard,
witness my hand and
2lSt l~7o.
J. LAlCHE,
District Court OF
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COL. PERCY WYNDHAM.
why Mr.. stanton Removed him from his Com
mnnd-An Old MYsterY CIenred UP.

WASHINGTON, March Tho recent sad
fate OF Col. Wyndham. better known as
Sir Percy Wyndham recalls an episode
in his strange career that to many per-
sons has remained n mystery. 1t will be re-
membcrcd that he served for while in the
Union army as Colonel Of New Jersey cavalry
regiment and acting Brgadicr OF cavalry
brigade. to which position he had boon ad-
vanccd for his consummato knowledge of cav
airy manUuvres at the earnest solicitation OF
officers in high rank. In 1868 Wyndham was
with tho army in Virginia. in command OF
about g 500 men. He was held in high esteem,
both for his bravery and his military skill; was
general fnvorte with his superiQrs and eN.
pected soon to be advanced 10 the rank OF
Brigadier- General. Suddenly. to the sur
prise Of everybody no was ordered to
dclniie leave Of absence by Secretary Stanton.
No reasons were given for this. He remained
~ Washington for some days, suffering from
the most terrible chagrin. which no eudcavOrcd
to alleviate by plunging into dissipation. At
last he determined 10 visit his command. and
was received cordially by his brother officers (:
but after he had been in camp two days, an or
der came from the Secretary Of War to the COM
handing General that Wyndhnm should mt
once leave the Union lines. If he did not do so,
h. was TO hc put under close arrest and sent 10
Washington Immediately. Wyndham resigned
on his return to Washington.
Some time before his death by drowning on
the hikes q few years ago. Mr.. Santon's private
secretary informed an employee OF the War De-
lhi,iii'hls hh'l'i bi'luir. VI H'lOhiil F.,.i''1
during his ilo timc. of tho cause OF Wynd-
hams removal. Mr.. Stanton had private in
formation given In such n manner az to insure
the cuncealmcnt OF the names ot the infOrmers.
that Myndham had entered into negotiation
with the Confederate Government TO surrender
his command for the sum OF 5000 900 Mr..
stanton could not getting his Information rs
he did. place Col. Wyndham under arrest, and
try him for this highest crime OF which soldier
can be guilty. so the only road open was TO re-
move him from command. The private score
tary said he WIS in doubt rs TO whether or not
Judge Advocate General Holt WIS aware OF tho
matter. hut believed Mr.. Stanton acted under
his advice The gentleman to whom this story
was told Is in Government employ and in u Do
ion of high trust
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Corporal Del Prado'. Funeral.

Services over tho remains Of Corporal Ricardo
Del Prado, Of tho seventh Regiment held ycs,cr
day afternoon in the Masonic Temple In the presence Of
wood casket covered with black velvet There were
number Of beautiful coral tributes by friends who
were not aware that Nr Del Prido had requested that
no flowers should be sent Grouped about were the OH
GERS OF Palestine tommandery OF kuights Templar. Of
which he was member The front seats were occupied
~ members 81 THE Commandery. the seventh Regiments
nrt cumlany the Veteran Corps Of that regiment star
Of Cuba Lodse. Templar Lodee OF Perfection. Tempar
Lodge Wt Princes Of Jerusalem, Tcmrlar Chapter Rose
nroiX Aurora lraa C4nsstory and ihmnix Chapter Of
Royal Arch Masous The ceremony prescribed hv the
hnglts Itmrlar ritual rcrfof med by Eminent Com
manicr George W Skeicn OF Palestine Conmsnderv
assisted by John y Baldwin Excellent frciatc. The
usual MASONIC ocremgny was conducted by Rieht Wgr
The hudN clad iu the knight Tcmpiar SUIT that Mr.
Pei frade hal worn n lite. and the casket laid
his sword A. o'clock the remains taken. under
hr 'ommanderN's " Arch Of STEEL 60 the hearsc In
waiting ana escorted hy the knshfsand the rcpro
uNcs Of the seventh Regiment 70 Greenwood Cemetery.
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MERE MENTION.

The Shanghai Associations calico hop In Irving Hall
Tuesday evening
ratorsons sk Divers about strike for advance
OF wages from Sli 10 $40 week
Tic employees Boomingiaic Brothers give ball at
Terrace Garden on Mcdnc siay evening.
The Mard Gras Association masquerade hall In Per.
rero's Assembly Rooms ON Wednesday evening.
The purim Associations masked ball in the Academy
Thursday evening next wall be of the most al.
tracuNe events of the season.
Mrs Mary Lydcil. Of Richmond Staten Island. friend
Of the late Commodore Vanderbilt who provided M his
Will $40 aycar for her support. Is dead.
The ursuhne Convent IN Morri-anIa. which estab.
Nshci in 1879 Tor the education Of Young women has
far been affected ~ the sungcncv ~ the times ~
need Ut help. Tho Institutions friends have therefor
decided 20 have prze lottery IN the convent on the 10Th
March hch will he distributed twenty prizes
consisting Of fancy articles Jewels, aud ornaments The
chances are lfty cents apiece.
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DIR. Lambert Again on the Platform.

Dr. T s. Lambert. ex-President Of the Amcri-
can Popular Life Insurance Company who has bccn In
the city Prison nearly fifteen months in the Cooper
Union temperance meeting Yesterday, and invitation
TO speak. was received with applause He said That he
many familiar the audience bearing an cN.
prcsSon ~ gadncss az again seeing him. and that he
dnuhly returned the greeting He had been In plnce
where the utter rruliuOu % alcoholic drink existed
by law, AMI had found nh the inmates decidedly the
better Tor II II had been said that he maintained 10
,, ar personal appearance throughout his confinement
hccirSc he VS. hunfri by the assurances of LAWYERS
that he would be- finally acquitted. That not
Place not your ri 10 LAWYERS j. experience" said
he lie ascrhrd his physical wcllhring 10 clear
science AID ab,icnuon rom tea coffee. and alcoholic
drinks To the prison foDd Hi been added constant sup
plies from friends and his treatment hv the officials had
been Kind lie had always slept with his window open
and had eaten an abundance uf eggs. which had tur
nshcd him with brain substance, enabling HIM TO write
z, work ON TEMPERANCE AMI three on physiology during
his INCARCERATION
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One OF the Ticket Spectators.

George G. Brydon known in tho West rs an
actor OF old man characters tho Yorkvc Police
Court yesterday for having forged pass admitting
persons to the Academy OF Music lie sold the pass
Richard hloppel and William Burger for my cents As
the did resemble that of Col Mapcson the
two purchasers were arrested when they presented It
Saturday and taken 90 court koppcl said that he lived
IN the sam" hon-e with Brydon and allowed seek
him that night IN conrany with Round sman Reed Brv.
don WAS found in lager beer saloon lie acknowledged
the forgery IN his pockets were letters to Managers An
peton ui the Lyccum ami Dnnucly the Grand Opcra
House asking for passes and that he known
90 be actor by Managers Maplcson Henderson Jarrett
aud Palmer lie had written 10 Charity Commis
Cox AMI brennan asking or accommodation On wards
Island uuul h- brother eminent clergyman OF Nnr
Mlch. England should send him sid through the Rev
Dr Garter, rector % Grace CharcL Col Maple>on.
learning his circumstances declined 10 aprear against
hum. ami Jusc. kusnire sent him 10 ard Island with
the understanding that lac should be released appnca.
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RAILROAD MAIL PAY.
A Job that the House viii Resist NJ strenu-
ousIy ns u viii the Roach subsidy.

WASHINGTON, March "A great deal OF
credit is duo to Mr.. Baker OF Indiana for tho
stand he has taken against the readiustmeni OF
the railroad mail pay, which was put upon tho
Post Onlco bill by the Senate. This job was
moved as an amendment by Senator Ferry.
who reported 1t from the Senate Committee
on Post Ofllccs and Post Roads 1t was
tho result Of tho Hubbard Postal Commission
which hns been travelling dcadhcnd over all
the railroads during the pas, two or three years.
Tho plan IL TO pay the railroads for carrying
tho mails according to the rate OF spoed OF
trains and the space occupied by the mails
This IL doubtless the right theory. but
the application OF 1t in the amendmcnt to
the Post Onlce Appropriation bill is all wrong,
because tho ratio of pay is entirely too high. MIR.
Baker. who Is ono OF the confcrees on the part
of the House. has made careful calculations,
and he finds that the rate Of pay proposed
in the Senate amendment would give
tho, New, York Central. the, Pcnnsylv9na
and the Lake Shore. and other trunk lines
OF railroad carrying heavy mails from 81 900
to 81 500 per mile per nnnum. Tho House con-
forces say they will resist this manifest Job as
strcnuously IA they will the Roach subsidy job.
and allow the bill 10 fail before other OF them
shall be adopted.
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Refusing to Buy n Picture that Commence
rates ~ National DIshonor.

wAsHINGToN March 2.-Tho proposition to
buy what might very appropriately be called the Geo W.
Chids A. NJ picture Of the Electoral Commission. which
placed In the sundry civil bill by the Senate Com.
mittce on Appropriations. was voted down by a
decided vote. Last night Senator noar moved to
reconsider this vote which ascarried by two This
strict party vote. not Democrat voting for IT,
although of those who voted against 1t the only Democrat
who had the say that he opposed it, purchase
because 1t commemo national dishonor sena.
tor Eaton OF Connecticut lie made short speech. but
It great one and it told too the iost the
proposuon 10 buy the dauh was lost by one vote.
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LoSG BRANCH March 2-There is some ex-
cicmcnt over the contest between Father walsh Of
the Church Of Our Lady star Of the Sea and the mem
bcrs Of the Ancient order Of ilbcrnans 1t that
tho ilibcrnians were allowed to occupy their
meeting room the vcstry Of the church. Father
Walsh recently asked the Order To- help psy the
warming the building MANY II the mrmbcrs were
I'm favor " donation for that purpose hut the majority
ruled against ~ There had been some disagreement he
tween them aud the pastor political matters Two
sundays the pastor from his pulpif warned every
member Of the CONGREGATION ih1t hcy their friends
hired leased any room to Division 30 3. A. o H. for
the purpose Of ncctn- IL would be In defiance Of his
wi.hc. Nevertheless the Division did meet In the
and it, action reported tn the rastor Last
sunday The priest denounced several members OF tho
order OF iiibefmans Tor alleged immoral conduct
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"r,nnrore" struck by New Jersey Gale.

NAN IhN NHMlNh, y. D., llaTcu IA ltdNeillDk
company began perform rinaorc" IN this place last
evening The audience large at the outset but the
badness OF the singing and acting than could be
endured by large part OF the people ami they soon
withdrew A party OF students In the gallery were
among those VINO remained Al the end of the first
thee STUDENTS went out for supply OF eggs and
he- and werc back n their seats when the curtain
raised again. ahundfnty supplied with missiles The
persons who had sat IN the front warned Of what
was 10 be- done had reiterated 10 the back uart the
ha, but the performers had received no intmauon of
trouble ahead. frr' fofrlrua advanced, guitar an
hani. and commenced his 10 the He ha.
SUM line before cgs, thrown with uncrrng aim from
the gallery struck him the breast and broke with
sllatier IN, hsh,'cHp hastily retired. but The GHtiia
siu.t firm. while eggs and vegetables rtined and
around HIM. ~ JaaJA laffsf appeared though
plsiulatc and was instantly dripping with the mixed
white and yellow Of the That broke ON him. Then
the curtain was dropped and the students hiarOusly
sang ftnafore' churu=s The IN, ndiug were